Lindbergh style indifference to food noted in Hawaii flight
The article recalls Lindbergh’s noted indifference to food during the Hawaii leg of the Maitland and Hegenberger flight. On arrival in Honolulu they reportedly ate nothing en route, later discovering provisions hidden under a plotting hoard. The piece notes pilots often neglect passenger meals and suggests compact provisions for air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Maitland
Hegenberger
Hawaii
Honolulu
Linbérgh
America
Europe
Grand Duke Nicholas foresees fall of Bolshevik regime
In a Paris refuge, Grand Duke Nicholas calls Rus sian refugees to courage as he predicts the fall of the Bolshevik government. He argues revolutions swing between extremes and Russia will seek a middle course, though it may take a long time for czarists and communists to clash once again.
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Nicholas
Paris
Mes
Moscow
Lenine
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Russia
European Geography Quiz Answers Fragment
A fragmented OCR item lists questions on geography with scattered answers. It references Naples relative to Rome, Latvia’s capital Riga, borders of Switzerland, Turkey’s capital, a voyage from London to Amsterdam crossing the North Sea, Lublin’s country, Mount Etna’s island, a peninsula into the Black Sea, northern Scotland island groups, Salonika’s country, plus miscellaneous results including Riga and Sicily and the Hebrides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Rome
Latvia
Switzerland
Turkey
Europe
London
Amsterdam
Lublin
Black Sea
Scotland
Salonika
G O P Chiefs to Attend Baker Funeral in Harrisburg
Political leaders from Governor Fisher's administration and state officials prepare to honor W. Uarry Baker, secretary of the Republican State Committee, with funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM. Attendees include judges Hargest Wickersham and Fox, Harrisburg Mayor George Moverter, Edward Hetffenian, Andrew Patterson and notable Pennsylvania figures. Baker’s body lies at Market Square Presbyterian Church from 11 AM until the funeral. The Robert Burns Lodge of Masons and other dignitaries will attend services. cemetery rites to be private.
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Harrishurg
Pennsyvania Fron
Fisher Dows
Honaye
W. Uarry Baker
Republican State Committee
State Senate Funda
Baker
Mdm
Hargest
Wickersham
Pox
Dunphin
George Moverter
Harrisburg
Edward 2
HetUfenian
Andrew Patterson
Union ‘Trust Co
Harnsbury
Market Square Presbyterian Church
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Funers
Fisher
State Department
W. J Mellon
Republican
Joseph R. Grandy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
United States
William S. Var
Philadelphia
Robert Burns Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Old-Time Fire Insurance Rethinks Good Friday Charity Rooms
A fragment notes a West of England insurance idea tying fire safety to keeping the Good Friday charity in one room each year. It suggests a long-standing practice of placing the bun and related charity actions in a single space to prevent fires.
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England
Girl badly hurt in crash near Dunkirk
Miss Marjorie Scott of Bellevue Pennsylvania remains unconscious and critically injured after a collision at Van Bares Point Sunday. The other driver Glenn Bullock of Brocton faces a reckless driving charge as he lies ill and not expected to leave his home until Friday.
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Bellevue
van Buren Point
Dunkirk
Marjorie Scott
van Bares Point
West Lake Roots
Fin
Glenn Bullock
Brocton
Court of Justice Nelson
Baxter Uf
Fredonia
Servet
Prednia
HS. Sweetland
Bullock
Gosh
Properties of Rubber Studied
United Press reports at Pennsylvania State College that a conference of the Institute of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society disclosed experiments revealing fundamental rubber properties. George L. Clark of the University of Illinois noted progress toward duplicating natural rubber.
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United Press State College
Par
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Pennsylvania State College
George L. Clark
University of Illinois
Warren liquor raids trigger $50,000 suit in Warren
Robert W. Nelson of Warren sues for $50,000 alleging false arrest during a series of Warren raids. He names Dr J. Franti, chairman of the borough police, James Lawrie Utter, and Private Mayo r as defendants, with Nelson held overnight after arrest at a girlfriend’s home May Speaker. The case follows the raids and subsequent release ordered by Watts Davis.
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Warren
United Press
Salke
Robert Wi Nelson
J. Franti
James Lawrie Utter
Pennsylvania State Police
Nelson
May Speaker
Prdee Watts Davis
Community Church Services and Local Notices in Columbus
Sunday July 10 at 11 am Rev Bighmey to preach Love That Passeth Knowledge with 12 m Sunday School and 8 year old lesson titled Gor and the Grocery Man by Harold Bell Wright. Denominationalism meeting July 1 with MrsGeneva Gordon. Mrs L Covel and Miss Lulu Covel attend Masters' convention at Conneaut Lake. Columbus Grange meets July 9 with program including roll call achievements discussion and a reading by the lecturer Should children be paid for farm work.
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Columbus
Community Church
Lt. Bighmey
Gor
Groveryman
Harold Bell Wright
Geneva Gordon
L. Covel
Lulu Covel
Conneaut Lake
Fork
Telinion
Columbus Grange
Roll Call
Former Corry Resident Dead
Jeannette Jenkins died at an Erie hospital yesterday at age 84. She formerly resided in Corry and is survived by Mrs Hetron of Cone Street. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Elgin church with interment in Elgin Cemetery.
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Jeannette Jenkins
Erie
Alesauider & Company
Jentine
Hetron
Cones Streets
Elgin Church
Elgin Cemetery
Commerce agency seeks quieter airplane engines and cabins
Washington July 7 the department of commerce has ordered the bureau of standards to cut aircraft noise. Quiet engines and propellers will be developed and cabins made soundproof to reduce disturbing sounds during flight, according to Dr H L Dryden chief of the aerodynamics section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
H. L. Dryden
Tonic for Growing Children and Elders
An advertisement extols a tonic for both children and adults. It promises to boost appetite, improve digestion, and increase strength and vitality. The copy urges regular use before meals and claims to aid blood production and overall health, touting affordability.
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Cony Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Riga
France
Gershany
Austria
North Sea
Poland
Sicily
Hebrides and
Orkney Islands
Robert A. Patterson
Notary Public Corry
G.O. P
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Schramling
Mary Schramling
Cor Fy Hospital
Rey- Hy B. Morgan
Christian Aliance
Plurgh
West Lawn
Collumbus
Garrett Hensink
George Benisini
Leon, Hill
Arthur Hitt
Floyd Hammond
Charles Resford
Helen Guild
Mildred Mel Millan
Jamestown
Tela
Natiine
Chevrolet
Wwil
Royal Oak
Tn Kop
Corry Motor Sales Company
W. E. Bricker
MGR
East Main Street
Corry, Pa
Alan
Frank C. Crap & Sons
Center St
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