New American aerial torpedo promises safer precise ground impact
The article profiles Lester Barlow and Frankford arsenal advances, describing a new aerial torpedo that explodes five to six feet above ground, works from any drop height, and requires no altitude calculations by the pilot. Tests at Mineola and plans for expanding delivery to two to twelve torpedoes per aircraft are noted along with Barlow's background.
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London
Halian
New York World
Uncle Sam
United States Army
England
Germany
Lester Barlow
Frankford Larsenal
Philadelphia
Mineola
L. I
T. 8. Wilkinson, U. S. N.; Capt. 1. 7. W. Ragsdale
U. S.A
G. G. Gatley
Ordnance Board
O. H. ‘Ruggles
The
Barlow
United States Navy
Pancho Villa
Villa
Carranza
Vila
United States
Sud
Manhattan Island
Fils
Ardnance Bureau
Army and Navy Board
S. 1
Lloyd Smith
Secon
Ordnance Department
Washington
Frankfort Arsenal
France
Congress
Indiana State Park Fund Drive Aims Across Indiana Counties
The Indiana state park commission launches a campaign to raise funds in every county. Letters go to state senators and representatives urging formation of county park committees and clubs to solicit subscriptions. The drive seeks support for Turkey Run and McCormick's Creek as northern challenges renew urgency. Leo Rappaport cites public spirit and possible legislative help.
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Indianapolis
Indiana ‘State Park Commission
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Turkey Run
McCormick's Creek Canyon
Leo Rappaport
Commission
Will Survey Fifty Farms In Wabash County
County Agent W A Place announces a farm management survey in Wabash County to run December 9 to 28. It will survey fifty farms with records from last year plus 25 additional ones, between the city and Urbana. Purdue University staff Lynn Robertson and H S Stone will assist in conducting the survey.
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Wabash
Wabash County
W. A. Place
Urbana
Lynn Robertson
H. &. Stone
Purdue University
Former State Senator Gostlin Dies at 63 in Hammond
Hammond resident and former state senator W. H. Gostlin, age 63, a Hammond pioneer and postmaster, died at his home from arterial hardening. Gostlin served as state senator from 1892 to 1897 and held the postmaster role for eight years. he was also a thirty-second degree Mason.
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Hammond
W. H. Gostlin
Gostlin
Evansville Mayor Proposes Municipal Wholesale Market
Evansville plans a city run food buying and selling system to curb living costs. Mayor Benjamin Bosse proposes carload purchases of potatoes and cabbage sold directly to consumers, with a permanent municipal market if results prove satisfactory. He warns coal dealers to keep prices under 12 cents a bushel or the city will sell coal to residents.
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Evansville
Benjamin Bosse
Opera
Bosse
Peopla
Krank
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