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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1931

Page

2

Akron dirigible ceremony and national farm board feuds

Mrs. Hoover christened the Akron airship for the U S Navy as trials near August or September test speeds endurance and handling. The farm board faces internal conflict between the Farmers National and Northwest Grain Association over loan policies and market control.

Herbert Hoover Washington Akron Ohio United States Navy Hoover Navy Department Akfron Lakehurst Federal Farm Board Farmers’ National Grain Corporation Farmers’ Union Termine Ss Sociation of St. Paul Northwest Grain Association Northwest Bodinilon Farmers’ National James C. Stone Northwest “Grain Association Farmers’ Union Terminal Gerald P. Ny Farmers’ Union Terminal Association Terminal Association National

Blond Lady of Antwerp Dies in Berlin Insane Asylum

Bertha Heinrich once the Blond Lady of Antwerp and a leading German spy lies dying in the Wittenau asylum near Berlin. Aged two years in the institution she is a famed but dangerous figure who ran a vast spy network and caused many deaths before her addiction and fall from power.

Berlin Bertha Heinrich Les Wittenau Antwerp Germany

Is Only a Citizen When He Quits Car

A Court of Appeals ruling holds a trolley conductor remains an agent of the Brookyln City Railroad until he leaves the trolley. The case of John Mack involved an injury from a conductor striking him. The company argued the conductor ceased to be its agent when he struck, becoming a private citizen, a position the court upheld.

Albany Court of Appeals John Mack Brooklyn City Railroad Company John

Oil Turns 500 Into Million for Girls in San Francisco

A fortune tale unfolds as $500 dowry grows into a $1 million legacy for two sisters, Mrs. Louise Dessauer and Mrs. Cora Michaels. Court records show a 160 acre Kin gs County tract now valued at $1 million with a 50 percent interest leased to a major oil company for $3,500,000. The Nathan estate, once considered nearly worthless, now awaits royalty payments and a thriving development in Ket tleman Bills district.

San Francisco Louise W. Dessaver Cora Nathan Michaels Louis D. Nathan Kings County Court of Superior Thomas PF. Graham W. D. Kelley Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company Nathan Kettleman Bills Off Kelley

Novel Searchlight Reads Five Miles At Night

London reports a new searchlight by W. H. Pennow capable of illuminating a newspaper five miles away. The beam stays concentrated, producing a twelve foot diameter spot at one mile, and aims to aid night aviation with potential many other uses.

London W. H. Pennow

Nail Swallowed by Man 28 Years Ago Removed

Elmer Snyder of Pennsylvania, a railroad track foreman, recalled swallowing a nail while making crates twenty eight years ago. Surgeons removed the rusty nail after a delicate operation at Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia, where doctors believe it drifted from the intestinal wall to lodge between ribs. Snyder recovers at home.

Elmer Edward Snorer Pennsylvania Railroad Mr. Snyder Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia Snyder

Loss of Dollar Button Triggers Man's Breakdown

In Council Bluffs Iowa Edwin T Waterman a proud umbrella owner for 51 years and keeper of a long used shoe brush suffers a nervous breakdown after misplacing a dollar button he had bought recently. He characterizes mislaid borrowed or stolen as mere words in his life.

Council Bluffs Iowa Edwin T. Waterman

Blighty and Gone West in World War Speech

A wartime column notes two phrases used by Brit ish soldiers Blighty meaning home or leave and Gone West meaning death The piece links Blighty to India and the English Channel and traces Gone West to Boer era Egypt and Western sunset myths It also recounts the Issoudun aviation story of Jerry O Marie and a postwar scene with President Wilson departing France in 1931 Western Sewepaper Daleny

France India Tommy Atlante English Channel South Africa England Aviation Center Issoudun Hs Brother Jerry O Marie Issondun Jerry Fiyera Issoudon Marie ML Marie M Wilson Brest George Washington M. P Wilan Paris Fifth Engineers Age

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