Glider trains seen as future air freighters says Bowlus
Hawley Bowlus, a leading glider expert, predicts aerial freight trains and passenger service within five years. He cites German and Russian gliding advances and notes U S factories in San Fernando Elmira Joliet and Van Nuys will supply larger gliders for Army use. Bowlus traces his interest to 1910 and recalls early trials with a crude wooden craft.
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Devon Francis Baugus
Hawley Bowles
Germany
Bowlus
United States
Crete Campaten
Ote
Bovlus
Army Air Force
Amy
Elmira
Joliet
Bowliss
Russia
Bowlin
San Fernando Valley
Otto Liltienthal
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Octave Chanute
Insins
Lake Michigan
California
Point Loma
San Diego
Shétmall
Bowl
Atlantic
Pacific
War end prospects reviewed by British commander
London july 14 Baron Ironside member of the British army council predicted the war will end a good deal more quickly than many of us imagine He said to a War Weapons Week audience that America is behind us After Dunkerque he appealed to America for equipment and immediately received 900000 Springfield rifles and more than 160000000 rounds of ammunition That helped defend England at that moment.
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London
Baron Ironside
British Army Council
Lord Ironside
Stromer
America
Dunkerque T
England
Dunkirk Naval Reservists Visit After Training at Great Lakes
Dunkirk July 14 Naval Reservists from the Dunkirk division arrived after weeks of training at Great Lakes. They were greeted by relatives at Nickel Plate Pennsylvanian station and will depart next Thursday for New York. They report aboard the U S receiving ship Seattle and are expected to be assigned to the transport Kent for active duty.
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Dunkirk
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Canadian Hero Is Sentenced for Larceny of Auto
William Grant alias William Hodges, who posed as a Royal Air Corps lieutenant, was sentenced to three years in prison for motor vehicle larceny in Erie. He lectured clubs on war exploits and parachute instruction before his arrest. Henry Riley, whose car was stolen, had him transported to Franklin where Grant allegedly stole the vehicle.
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William Grant
William Hodges
Royal Air Corps
Oil’ City
Erie
Royal Air
aniBrleman
New York State
Henry Riley
Dijaster
Fischer
Grant
Malone
Moskowitz
Lieut
Hodges
Dunkirk
Riley
Man Arrested After Wielding Shotgun
Brezezinski 24 of East 131st Street was arrested at 4 a m Saturday after allegedly poking a shotgun at two men walking Ash Street between 13th and 14th. The men wrested it away and returned it, then alerted police. Brezezinski was found with the weapon and disarmed by officers Stanley Bubeja David Parmerter and Elmer May.
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Erms
Alois Brezezinski
East 131 Street
Ash Street
13Th
14Th Streets
E. A. Simmons
East Yard Street
IF. Wenkoski
Brezezinski
Stanley, Bubeja
David Parmerter
Elmer May
Bresevinski
Condemned Gahedawy Creek Pools After Contamination
FravoNa July 14. Gahedawy Creek a longtime white community bathing spot and Native American rendezvous has been declared unfit for use by health officer Dr T Barber. Private sewering along the stream and unusually low water levels caused serious contamination.
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Fravona
Gahedawy Creek
T. Barber
Fatal Beating Blamed in Reynolds Death near Titusville
William H Reynolds 29 of Pineville Warren county died after a June 1 assault in which Lewis Jackson allegedly struck him with a fortun fathon during an argument at Jacksons home. Reynolds died at Warren State Hospital after a skull fracture. Jackson, about 40, was arrested on a murder charge pendin an inquest. Reynolds born Franklin June 1 1912, survived by widow Martha Mae Orcutt, son Donald, and several relatives. Funeral at Arnold funeral home Tuesday officiated by Rev. Ivan Hunsberger. Interment Stone Church Cemetery near Emlenton.
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Titusville
William H. Reynolds
Pineville
Warren County
Lewis Jackson
Enterprise
Reynolds
Warren State Hospital
Titusville Glty Hospital
Pogle
State Hospital
Wd M. Lowrey
Mr. Lawrey
Ron
Jackson
Lowrey
Willian Hutchinson Reynolds
Franklin
Henry Reynolds
Martha Mae Orcutt
Butler
Donald M. Reynolds
Elsie Maginne Ashbaugh
Alice Reninger
Celia Astbaugh
Dolores Ashbaugh
Lucille Gaylarad
Irvin Ashbaugh
Buffalo
Dorothy—Mae Ashbaugh
R. D
Pleasantville
Arnold Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Pleasantville U. B. Church
Stone Church
Emlenton
Population of Coudersport Masons tops town size in 16 states
In Coudersport Pennsylvania the 211th reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons notes approximately one and a half consistory Masons for a town of 3200. Archibald P. Akeley says the town is the smallest with all Scottish Rite bodies and a lodge of perfection council Princes of Jerusalem chapter Rose Croix and consistory. The lodge building is the town’s most valuable structure with seating for 1500.
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Coudersport
Archibald P. Akeley
Couderaport
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Mason and Dixon Line
Akeley
Lodge of Perfection
Council of Princes of Jerusalem
Chapter of
Rose
Fredonia Board Seeks 10000 Bond Issue for Lighting Upgrades
The Fredonia board of trustees approves a 12 percent bond issue of 10000 to fund street lighting upgrades in the business district. Cleeve ns Trust Company of Fredonia won the lowest bid among seven bidders. Samuel L. Drago, clerk, is instructed to advertise bids for the project including ornamental poles and brackets.
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Fredonia Lighting
Fredonia
Board of Tristees
Cleevens ‘Trust Company of
Samuel L. Drago
New Pennsylvania Parole System Approved by Legislature
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill creating a five member parole board independent of the state pardon board with a $400,000 annual appropriation. The board, appointed by the governor, would supervise prisoners sentenced to a year or more, replacing county jail parole in those cases. Judges keep authority for sentences under one year. pardon board remains for death and life terms.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
James
Samuel Rosenfeld
D-Phila
Pardon Board
Next
190 More Selectees Join State Guardsmen
INDIANTOWN GAP PA July 14 The transfer of 720 men drafted under elective service from Camp Wheeler to the 28th Division here will occur Wednesday July 18. A detail of infantry and artillery officers left Saturday for the Georgia post to load the selectees on special trains and supervise the move. The contingent is part of the exit personnel joining the Gap and 26th to reach its full war time strength of 18 000 or more, current strength over 14 000. The trainees who completed the 18 week basic course will be distributed among infantry and artillery regiments. Captain Henry L Peterson of Thester was selected to command the train of Infantry troops.
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Indiantown Gap
Camp Wheeler
Georgia Post
Wellroad
National Guard
Henry L. Peterson
First objectors arrive at camp near Kane Pennsylvania
July 14 the new 35000 camp for conscientious objectors to war in the Allegheny National Forest near Kane was ready for the first contingent of 20 men from Lagro Indiana. Camp officials said the first campers would be Pennsylvanians not enrolled at the Indiana camp. A group of 100 more is expected July 6. Camp Red Bridge will follow rules used elsewhere, with six weeks of grounds restriction and Sunday visits, then a pass arrangement after orientation.
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Kane
Allegheny National Forest
Here
Lagro
Tada
Samp
Indiana
Red Bridge
Nine
Mile
Hate
Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR: Local notice truncated and unclear
The readable parts show a damaged OCR fragment from a local notice with no clear event date action or names. Content is insufficient to determine the exact subject, entities, or deadline.
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