Polar expedition commander judged to have limited ability
An official investigating committee found Umberto Nobile of the Italia expedition showed limited technical skill and failed in duty as a commander after the Arctic crash. It cites his self-saving actions over 114 companions and assigns responsibility for a wrong maneuver to him.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Umberty Nobile
Nobile
Einar Lundborg
Tialia
Pole
Thermis
Meuies Conguncil
Yan
Committee of Investigation
Alberto Mariano
Filipo Zappi
Zappi
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Tajen
Kvast
Ali
Witter
Marliano
Finn Malmgren
Krassin
Malmgren
Raald Amundsen
Oslo
Anyalgo
Moore's Condition Reported Grave Amb. Alexander P. Moore Ill
United Press reports Alexander P. Moore the new U S ambassador to Poland is gravely ill in a California hospital. He was moved from Potenger sanitarium at Monrovis to receive treatment available at the facility.
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Los Angeles
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
United States
Poland
California Hospital
Inday
Gravely
Wmchseannor Wae
Potenger Sanitarium
Monrovis
P. G. White
Intense Cold Wave Sweeps the Middle West
A severe Arctic air mass moved into the Midwest driving temperatures down across the Mississippi Valley. Record lows were reported in Minnesota and surrounding states with blizzard-like conditions and heavy snow in several regions.
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Middle West
Car Skids on Ice Crashes Into Pole Demolishing Vehicle
Corry residents recount a near-fatal ice crash on East High Street injuring B R Suau of New York City who escaped with minor head bruises and a scalp wound after his car skidded on ice and struck a telephone pole. He was admitted to Union City hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
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Moly
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Lajos
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Barassi
Dunieiske
Loli
Tiventy
Frank Tarescl
Coty High School
Msucella Soflu
Holy ‘Trinity’ Church
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Sosa
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Baressi
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Bayes
Sota
Center
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Solin
Glenn W. Woodin
John J. Warren
Joe Sofa
Suil Castious Baressi
Chiet ‘Warren
Frank Baressi
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Corry
Spee
Tit Sorry High School
Ai Srosaisy
Altos
Three Children Die In Wisconsin House Fire Tragedy
In Racine Wisconsin on February 15 three children perished after a stove fire engulfed their home. Firefighters battled flames as rescuers found the youngsters Boule Phyllis Irene and another child fatally burned. Investigators pursue the cause while neighbors recall a close family scene.
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Christensen
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New Patrolman Named At Monday City Council
Mulheim expected to receive appointment to succeed Milton R. Tipton who resigned earlier. Regular semi-monthly council session Monday evening will confirm Jed Mulheren of East Street as patrolman. Other business includes contract for five hose cart hills deferred to March 17. Local officials and visitors noted in attendance.
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M. R. Tipton
Milton R. Tipton
C. J. Alexander
Teely- May
Pickle
Jed
L. Alexander
Coanellan B. Starr
Florida
Stisiine
Rogan Opposes Installing Voting Machines in County
County Commissioner Rogan declares he will oppose the installation of voting machines in the county arguing state law requires the secretary of the commonwealth to place them if counties fail to act within a year. He clashes with Commissioner Davis who says 112 machines could be bought for the spring primary. Allen MacLean undecided as votes loom.
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Joseph 3. Rogan
Board of
Lawschiich
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Rogat
Secretary of Commonwealth
Collell
Ister
Rogan
Rogen
Davis
Wlewas
Pachines
Hill
Allen MacLean
MacLean
Weather Outlook for February First to Twenty Second
Weather forecast predicts a period of snows or rain on Monday and Tuesday, with rain at week’s end. Cold start, milder Tuesday, cold Wednesday, and warmer conditions later in the week.
Ford on automatic machinery and world changes
Ford argues mass production via automatic machinery raises skilled labor, not unemployment, and boosts wages. He says stock market collapse taught caution and insists prohibition enforcement will grow, while European wage readjustments align with American standards for broader prosperity.
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Henry Bord
Mornay
Haveracy
America
Mord
Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Lie
Fort Myres
Mynyard
Gelupal
Sidnhard
Ford
Geneva
Feb
Charles Ryans
Aighes
Court of International Justice
League
Pleads Guilty Exhorts Day to Stand Ground in Present Fight
Dennis arrested near Lovell’s Road for possession of intoxicating liquor after rum raid on his home. Thirteen pints of gin seized. he pleads guilty before Judge A. P. Rossiter and draws a $25 fine plus costs. State police and constable assisted. Prohibition debate in Washington urged staunch enforcement of the 18th Amendment. Beedy argues against compromise, cites Supreme Court rulings, and stresses Congress must enforce prohibition. travel plans note in brief.
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Arch Dennis
Erie County
Lovell
Bution Road
A.P. Rossiter
Dennis
Harry Munsee
Jack Alexander
United Press
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House
Aday
Carroll L. Beegy
Beery
Fort
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Xondlenan
New Jersey
Segesilleman
Pennsylvania
Bach
Beedy
Supreme Court
Congress
Who Is He Heads 2 Nationally Known 9x-Serv Ice
A Texas college professor and leader of a respected 9x-service group is profiled as a prominent figure in campus life. The article directs readers to page 3 for the full story.
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Texas College
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