Future air warfare threat warned by A M Low
London report cites Professor A M Low saying air war damage a year to come would surpass World War I losses, with germ laden bombs and radio controlled aircraft. He predicts twenty years of rapid development, pilotless planes, ground control via television, and vast troop carrier use before any major city could be blown apart.
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London
A. M. Low
Royal Flying Corps Experimental Works
Low
United Press
Ana Fetger Scode Ubu
Ena Raidas
Harmlessly Trust Poisons and Kidney Bladder Relief Ad
Advertisement claims weak kidneys can be soothed by Gold Medal Haarlem O11 capsules at 35 cents a package. It promises relief from nocturnal urination and other kidney bladder symptoms including burning backache swollen eyes, urging readers to take as directed.
Resting Spell Brings Peaceful Home Comfort
A nostalgic poem portrays a traveler longing for home. The speaker contrasts city gossip with the safe quiet of family life. In the final lines the speaker acknowledges fortune but cherishes the simple, brave joy of being with mother and children.
May Restore Island Where Burr Conspired
Blennerhasset Island once tied to Aaron Burr conspiracy could become a public park if PWA funds are approved by West Virginia. A ferry license issued to Peter Borkhart of Rockland boosts rekindled interest, with expected tourist visits from nearby states to the historic site.
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Burr
Parkersburg
Vai
Blennerhasset Island
Aaron Burr
PWA
West Vir
Peter Brookhart
Rockland
Woman says six men dumped her into river near quarry
Miss Mary Hybl of 1107 Ninth Street SE reports at 4 am Thursday six men assaulted her near Navratil's beer parlor Sixth Ave and Eighth Street SE and forced her into the Cedar River after robbing her of 4.80. She crawled to the riverbank and sought police, later sheltered by Matron Glidden.
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Mary Hybl
Ninth Street SE
Cedar River
Old North Western
Browne and Kankel Obtain Marriage Licenses
Roger Browne of Baldwin and Florence Kankel of Lost Nation receive marriage licenses. James H. Preston and Grace Morgan, both of Mount Vernon, also obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Browne
Baldwin
Florence Kankel
Lost Nation
James H. Preston
Grace Morgan
Mount Vernon
Three Arrested In Police Raid On Disorderly House
Early Thursday police raided 1104 Fourteenth Avenue SE and arrested Walter Chapman 42 for frequenting a disorderly house Alice Lee 48 for soliciting for immoral purposes and Helen Anderson 43 for keeping a disorderly house The women were described as Negroes The alleged informant said he was robbed of 5 dollars after visiting the place The cases set for trial Friday in police court The note adds an unrelated line about a grebe making love to its mate by presenting nesting material.
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Fourteenth Avenue SE
Walter Chapman
Alice Lee
Helen Anderson
Lee
Boy Suffers Head Cut When Struck By Auto
Charles Pazour ten suffers a cut on the back of his head after being struck by Emil Beatty s car on First avenue near Fifth street E at 430 p m He received first aid at St Luke s hospital Beatty says the boy darted from the Y M C A into the street Police investigated a parallel accident on First street SW at Eleventh avenue where Chester Jones and J L Valandingham collided no injuries reported
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Charles Pazour
C Street
First Avenue
Fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Emil Beatty
Fourteenth Street
First Street
Eleventh Avenue
Chester Jones
J. L. Valandingham
Marion
Baby Dies After Drinking Kerosene In Bogus Household
Dale Leon Wilson one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of 77 Seventh Avenue Southwest died in a local hospital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday from drinking a kerosene solution used to clean paint brushes kept at the neighbor’s home. The child was brought to the hospital about 3 p.m. while the rest of the family visited a cemetery and had left the baby with a neighbor. Besides the parents, a brother and sister survive. The body was taken to Johnson mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Dale Leon Wilson
George Wilson
Seventh Avenue
Wilson
Johnson Mortuary
Instruments Ready for National Geographic Stratosphere Flight
Two spectographs will be sent from Rochester to Rapid City for the National Geographic Society and U S Army stratosphere balloon flight planned for early June. The older instrument survived last year's crash and Gustave Fassin, designer of the spectographs, will supervise installation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rapid City
S. C
National Geographic Society
U. S
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Cedar Rapids Cinzette Pattern Department
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Third Ave
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Smulekoff
Liberal Credit
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