Small, Fast Oars Pointing to High Speed Motor Craft
Engineers report ongoing gains in momentum and motor miniaturization for racing craft. Displacement drops from 400 to around 90 cubic inches. despite smaller engines, speeds approach those of larger cars. Weather and tuning affect records, but winners reach 190 mph on straightaways, signaling a shift to compact high performance power plants and urging manufacturers to push for higher speed with lower vibration and fuel use.
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Maton
Syjvodwaay
Ant Pdiuel Police
Indianep
Ford
Isc
Amval Sve
Harmful windmill talk at Geneva arms conference prompts rebuke
Reported remarks from Holland representatives and others at an arms conference in Geneva discuss weaponized wind power as a potential war factor. The American delegation warns against any Communique implying reducible partnerships, while Dutch and Vietnamese voices push for ideas to halt hostilities.
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Sienanis
Geneva
Tolland
Public Health Warning Urges Use of Medical Knowledge
Miss Ellza Vieth Tox of the American Red Cross cautions against overreliance on new cures and insists knowledge must be shared by all. She urges timely doctor visits and hospital care, emphasizing prevention over reliance on "medical wizardry." The piece closes with a provocative French claim about giant birds replacing humans.
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Ellza Vieth Tox
American Red Cross
Mill Village Youth Admits to Multiple Robberies
Erie June Charles W Burrows of Mill Village and Charles Romerson were arrested on seven robbery charges. Burrows admitted several burglaries including a December 1 garage theft and a December 2 Union City store burglary, with totals reaching $582 for the year. The case notes a possible juvenile court transfer and upcoming September trial.
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Erie
Charles W. Burrows
Mill Village
Charles Romerson
Jir
William F. Wirt
Liv County
Letty Searolyt
Cawe
Devermbier
Viton City
Merchanel
Dilki
Burrows
Itfa
Tik
Varieu
Mintingdon
Panderson
Hls
Removal of Rust From Bread Vox Interior Paint Advice
Removal of rust inside the bread Vox is noted as difficult. The text suggests painting it and recommends two coats of Mut white paint with one coat of enamel.
Hope Abandoned For Three Miners In Cave In Disaster
In Butte Monty Thue Mune and three miners were trapped by a cave in as rescuers delayed efforts. Stewart Henderson and others worked the scene while a safety statistician evaluated the situation. The mine collapse halted rescue attempts amid uncertainty about the fate of the two remaining miners.
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Butte
Monty Thue
Toot Devel
Pelusa
Stewart Henderson
Trenderson
Hay
Ornshal
aWerell
Tielieve Hie
Man Held for Kidnaping Wife's Daughter in Washington
Edward Males IV of Carnegie was to be arraigned after being charged with kidnapping his eight year old stepdaughter from the home of her grandmother in Holiday Park. The child was recovered by police and returned to her grandmother. Males was arrested by Multnomah County deputies.
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Washington
Hargedd
Edward Males
Carnegie
Holidayxeove
James
Bradford Man Kills Himself at Park Summer Station
A Bradford man fatally wounded himself at a comfort station in Park Summer last night after a confrontation at a wire drain corner on West Washington Street. Police found the body with wounds to the throat. The victim, believed to be 40, left a note before the act. Emergency services rushed the man to a hospital, but he died soon after. Neighbors described a state of fear following the death.
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Fradpord
Kline
West Wastinson Street
Gomiert Etatinary
Jack Sweet
Koch Ambulance
Sushing Viekuh
Kim
Toni
Crown Prince Visits Edison Laboratories
United Press reports a Swedish royal visit to Philadelphia on June 8 by Cinvin Uris Gustavde Adoliphus and wife. The party toured Independence Hall area, attended services, and planned a memorial for Swedish American ties. They visited the University of Pennsylvania and a noted art collection before returning to White Marsh.
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United Press Philadelpina
Mavious Hivekdinwse
Swailes
Philos Phi Pavy
Swerlich Historical Society
University of Pennsylvania Sn
Joseph ¥. Wilenes
Whitears
Sr Wad
Statesbury
Whitemarsh
Highmwas
Pannell
Easter Pensylvania
Ennante la Orange
Eiligon Laboratories
Newark
New Alathian Officers Named at Annual Meeting
The Alathian Society of the First Church held an annual meeting at church parlors. Officers for the year were elected and financial reports presented. President Richard Akamas, second vice president Alburt Anderson, and Secretary Mrs Warriet Mas son reelected. Committee members included Mrs George Patterson, Burt Brown, and Frank Blair. A speech by Mrs George Patterson preceded a social with ice cream and cake. About thirty members attended.
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Alathian Society
M.eehardt Hell Heir
Iver
Richard Akamas Pet
Ine Render
Maré
Alburt Anderson
Vine
5. Fuller
Warriet Masson
Earl Love
AW Cavell
Brokenstraw Park
Collmbus
George Patterson
Burt Brown
Mig Frank Blair
Georke Patterson
Reed
P R R Brakeman Accident Report From Train Incident
P R R brakeman described incident occurred Tuesday near the track when he slipped and fell injuring his left wrist. A physician in Buffalo treated him and he returned home though he continues to suffer pain from the injury.
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Gil Cle
Kam Crain
ThuRa
Murphy
Buffas, Jo
Bonniwell Files Expense Account in Philadelphia
Eugene Bonniwell of Philadelphia, a leading union organizer, filed an expense account showing 31,235 in contributions received, 241170 expended, and unpaid bills of 2715.90. The deadline for individual expense accounts passed yesterday, though some claims arrived by mail today.
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United Harrisburg
Ps. Jones
Eugene Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Norrs Tom
Irlig
Hazardous Balloon Race Described by Van Orman
United Press reports Van Orman recounts a hazardous balloon race from Antwerp over the North Sea toward the Baltic. He describes exhausting weather, heavy rain, and near dangers including a long flight past the Dutch coast, with the crew seeking a safe landing as the sky turned ominous.
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United Press
Vopenhages
Jone
WP van Dern
Ve Bailyig Muallyear
Til
Sehlen
James Gordon Hennett
Uvnie
Ewethei
Thie Nauaindoue
Pater
Allan
Yay Orman
Walter W Morgan
Wien
Chile
Adam Givbel
Baltic
Fall proves fatal report on George Wulf death
George Wulf aged 55 died from injuries after a fall at his home. The incident occurred yesterday as he slipped and fell inside the residence, with officials filing a preliminary report on the deadly accident.
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George Wulf
Max
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