Polish aviator Hausner plans new transatlantic flight
Stanislaus Felix Hausner, Polish American aviator, announced a fresh attempt to fly from New York to Warsaw in a single nonstop crossing. Born in Poland and naturalized in the United States, he has previously failed two attempts, including 1932 and 1935, after engines and weather forced diversions. He completed final preparations in Detroit with Polish support and aims to depart around September 16 if conditions permit.
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Stanay Hauser
Atlantic
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Warsaw
Pola
Newark
N. J
Ainirie
Yandy
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Mahl Hausner
Jung
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Toy Berar
Sime
Warsays
Fis
Bellanod
Rosa Maria
Hausner
Martha
Paul Kappa
Lim
Smouldering Vessel Fire Triggers Homeward Turnout
Reports on the smoldering vessel reveal investigation into fire factors tied to the captain Fearh and crew. Passengers, weary from homecoming festivities, retired early as the liner burned near Asbury Park, with the hull and water line precluding rescue on deck.
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R. Willmott
Fearh
Pleb Wins At Cathedral Prey In Rue Stalls Saturday
A fragmentary report notes a win by a pleb named Erik Hasty over Cathedral Prey in a street stalls setting on Saturday. Reading is unclear. names and specifics are partially obscured.
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Erik Hasty
Steven
Record on Schnader Shows Insurance Dept Behind Losses
Harrisburg report details internal abuses in the Pennsylvania Department of Insurance under Attorney General William A. Schnader. It cites excessive fees, improper liquidation practices, and mismanaged funds tied to underwriter failures. Rep. Cohen pushed for the probe amid Republican resistance.
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Autor
Fiey
Willum A. Schnader
MO Sishnacden
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Bunierhoh Insurance
Hutton
Eemoral
Monty
Philadelphia
New York
Department of Insurance
William A. Schnader
Insurance Department
Herbert B. Cohen
York
Enrolment Reaches Twenty Four At Blue Eye School
Blue Eye records 24 students enrolled as term begins. Local social notes list residents visiting and hosting across Warren, Corry, and nearby towns. A housing survey in Nashua notes 2,528 homes need repairs financed by VFA funds, out of 4,446 total residential properties.
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Waeren
fWicher
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Jean
Ani
Elmer Pearson
Bob
Gil City
John Rick
Mike Bacha
Erm
Mir
Chartes Reynalds
Carry
Toya Gnis
Howard Benson
Art Sparling
Lephis Davis
F. C. Bilgick
ER Santhure
Allegheny
Bert Hutter
John Rickerson
Blinen Griswold
Sherman
Marthe Griswold
Roy Dedeans
LaVern Dedeans
Spring Creek
Biles
Paul Katerle
Meg. Oh
Peter Spoor
Werel
Floyd Griswold
Gust Christensen
Near Columbis
Whitmer
Pittsburgh
Rickerson
Carlson
Janestown
Yales
Tivelyn Anderson
Spearling
Wartth
Nashua
VFA
Dropped Eggs Province Controversy Raises Questions
A fragment notes scholars from Brown University study linguistic variations in American English. Professor Herbert Penzi examines how the term roped and related phrases appear in New England usage, suggesting regional quirks in early 20th century speech.
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New
Acquitted of Robbery Two Youths Re-Arrested
Greensburg Pennsylvania September 10 Vance Carter of Vandergrift and Joseph Plesaris of New Kensington were acquitted in Avonmore bank robbery case by a jury citing insufficient evidence. They were re-jailed on out of county warrants charging robbery.
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Alt
Hell
Giana County
Crippled Youth Ends His Life Despair Over Playing
Pittsburgh Sept. 10 A relative of Ralph Kneisn a crippled boy, found dead by his own action with a scaffold. He felt doomed to watch other boys play and decided to end his life. He rigged a 16 gauge shotgun to discharge with a long stick, nailed a note reading Goodbye, hoping I don’t see you in hell.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kneisn
Mmelancholy
Durant
105 Cases Listed for Grand Jury at Erie
Erie September report from District Attorney Mortimer Graham lists about 105 cases for trial in the September term of criminal court opening Monday. Ten hold-overs from May. five reserved for grand jury action. Notable cases include manslaughter charges and the George Runyon case, with potential postponement to November. Also, a dog named Jerry saved its mistress from a rattler, and a murder case involving Joseph Tomasitt proceeds to grand jury. Canada’s banan a consumption up 1408 percent over recent years is noted amid related reports.
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Gouge
Mortimer
Graham
Fom
Grant
Munter
Iwi
George B. Runyon
Adpion
Wmider
Bantinga Garvia
Albion
Licely
Gran Jury
Joseph Tomasitt
Reed Street
Montrieal
Joseph Bokstein
Canada
Hast Street
Tiisham
Check on Driver After Accident
State highway patrolmen are investigating a traffic incident after a driver, Charles Mirater, left a rural road and became stuck perilously near the Miderkin farm. Two youths alerted police. the driver crawled from the car into nearby bushes and was taken to the city jail for the night. Authorities say they will review violations tied to his license.
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Charles Mirater
Conry-Bpring
Creele Road
Miderkin Farm
Wighway
Thila City
Warry
Stone
Minster
Bishes
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