Navy Receives 3000 Ideas to Save Crews Trapped in Subs
Navy officials report about 3000 ideas were submitted for rescuing crews trapped in submarines and salvaging subs. A technical board will review the proposals, cataloguing and filtering feasible plans for potential testing and implementation.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
Gmins
Meir Gomiracliss
Techhnical Board
D. E. Theleen
Hoss
Nigaard
Wilbur
Minchini
Submarine Salvage System Proposed by Engineer Gorden
Navy interest grows in Garry A C Gorden's salvage concept using paired pontoons and a diving bell to lift sunken submarines. Claws and equalizing pressure aim to cradle a sub and lift it to surface while a safety helmet unit offers crew escape with controlled buoyancy and air.
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Sunien Aubmarines
Gordon
Stowe
Navy Department
Garry M. Gordon
Hey Soul
Corry Man Proposes Sub Rescue System Plans
Corry inventor A. S. Keating showcased drawings and communications from 1918 detailing plans to rescue crews from sunken submarines. His method uses a crane operated diving bell to enter the sub with minimal exposure and includes an engine to restore batteries and supply fresh air, powering motors and lights while removing fumes.
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Magazine Blast Suspect Said To Be Nearby
C. Mosher general manager of the Copier Torpedo Company owner of the astro magazine The Herald says he believes someone was around the magazine when the explosion occurred shortly after midnight Friday. He doubts heating caused the blast and suggests deliberate tampering by a person nearby.
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Titusville
Gore
C. @. Mosher
Copier ‘Torpedo, Company
Astro
Herald This
CE Moaner
A Cupler, Jr
Herald
Sillier
Bert Dent
Novel program at United Brethren Church draws crowd
A broadcast program last evening at the United Brethren Church, led by Cr. C. Hornstein, featured musical numbers including solos duets and quartets. The J. B. parsonage broadcast reached the church and an offering for the church was collected.
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United Brethren Church
Cr. C. Hornstein
J. B
Louid Storer
Those Famous Violins Lost Or Destroyed West Of
A fragmented item notes about famous violins, Skullwaring influence, and remaining inventories. It mentions about 1 000 vinling west of an unspecified line and 600 SUL existing, with one third shot, plus distributions in the United States and worldwide. A separate ad seeks a good home for a junior high girl to board or work for part board, with contact via the Journal.
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Yahoo
Journal
Memories of Corry and its early streets in 1861
Narrator recalls Corry's 1861 era detailing rented homes, typhoid fever, and open houses. Describes Center street before work on Main to South, removal of saloons, and uncle Joseph Hibbard who ironed carriages. Noted sidewalks on stilts and a riverside area once used for swimming and frog gathering.
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Howe
Spring Street
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Center Street
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Conard
Church
Spring Streets
Livermore
Kenawiton
Benefit Card Party Tonight by Business Women Club
Alb issue event by the Business and Professional Women's Club for a benefit card party this evening in St Edward's hall. Proceeds go to the Emergency Re-Het Fund. Bridge and Five Hundred will be featured starting promptly at 8:30. Tables should finish cards. Refreshments served and awards presented.
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St. Edward's Hall
Benefit for Boys Club at Spring Creek
A box social at Ute Community building Friday raised funds for the Spring Creek Boys Club. The event featured music and games and netted a sum to furnish club rooms. Local residents and families attended along with Rev B A Sturtevant and Mrs Sturtevant who joined the ministers retreat in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Robert Donaldson were away in Buffalo a few days.
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Warren
Mn A. W.spielman
James Burnhardt
Syracuse
N. Y
A.B. Porter
Don Stewart
Corry
Sherrif Jefferson
Brady and
MacOlney
Law Crane
Elizabeth Crane
Glen Donaldson
Catherine Armstrong
Tom Smith
B.D. McKelvey
Sturtevant
John McKay
Spring Creek Boys Club
Ute
B.A. Sturtevant
Pennsylvania
Rus Treat
Columbus
Robert Donaldson
Buffalo
Cleve Donaldson
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Disease Remedy
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for eczema and skin diseases. It claims quick relief, safe use, no staining, and odor elimination even for severe cases, urging readers to buy a 2 ounce bottle from local druggists.
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Moone
Ames & Co
Adyi
Congress action today in Senate and committees
United Press reports no Senate session. Interstate Commerce panel continues hearings on a railroad consolidation bill. Immigration panel resumes hearings on a Mexican immigration measure. Agriculture department appropriation bill under consideration. Immigration committee also continues hearings on a proposed Box bill.
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United Press Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Immigration Committee
Agriculture Department
Delay sale of reserve seats for Style Show at Iba High
Reserve seats for the Style Show to be presented by the Woman's Club Art Department at Iba Senior High School will go on sale Monday afternoon at Miss Muller's Music Parlors, delaying from Monday morning due to new seating arrangements. The event promises a delightful evening with gifts to hosts and hostesses from friends. Edna Wittman of Corry visits her parents Arch Wittman and Mrs Wittman for the weekend.
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Plane speaker may visit Jamestown for Norden Club dinner
Fammatuws Dahlburg a leading U S furniture and Celotex magnate, famed for pioneering aviation travel with a large twin engine aircraft, may attend the Norden Club annual dinner in Jamestown. Born in Sweden in 188, he emigrated to the United States as a boy and built a career from elevator work to railroad clerking to founding a furniture factory and Celotex. His Florida project aims for full production by 1992, potentially making him the world’s largest sugar cane producer.
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Louisiana
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Sweden
United Stats
University of Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railroad
Celotex
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