Pilot forced to bail from near-fuelless jet near Tyndall Field
In Florida an Air Force captain flying a jet from Maxwell Field to Brookley Field ran low on fuel after weather forced him off course. Capt. G. I. Moleski sent a radio report as he attempted to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Moleski
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Brookley Field
Mobile
Ala
Brookley
Richard D. Callaway
Tyndall
Moleski
New Theory Claims Amazon Valley Origin for Civilized Life
Berkeley scientist G N Lewis proposed that modern civilization began in the Amazon rather than Egypt or Mesopotamia. He argued cross Pacific contact before 3000 B C and that pre-Columbian America rivaled the Old World in agriculture andBronze Age traits, a view controversial to anthropologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon Valley
Berkeley, Cal
South America
Egypt
Near East
University of California
G. N. Lewis
New World
Old World
The
American Anthropologist
J. Alden Mason
Mesopotamia
America
Pacific Ocean
Lewis
Asia
Orient
Bering Strait
Nuria
Oceania
California
Axia
Indus
Tigris
Euphrates
Nile
Atlantic
States Adopt Birth Cards in Seven States
Birth cards replacing certificates have been adopted by seven states California Mississippi Nevada Ohio Oregon Tennessee and Washington in a shift aimed at simplifying vital records management across the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States of the Union
California
Mississippi
Nevada
Ohio
Oregon
Tennessee
Washington
Record Cold Snap At Yellowstone In 1933
A century ago in 1933 Yellowstone National Park Wyoming recorded a temperature of minus 66 degrees, marking one of the coldest readings in the park’s history and a notable example of extreme winter conditions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park, Wyo
Man who married 16 times doubles Tommy Manville record
Cleveland man Williams topped the 15 marriages of Tommy Manville by marrying for the 16th time to Louise Parker in Kansas City after an eight month mail courtship. He says he wanted a wife to keep house and keep him happy and notes the marriage is the lowest still recorded in the United States.
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Tommy Manville
Willams
Louise Parker
Cleveland
Williams
Kansas City
Veruci
Fragmented OCR Leads to Unclear Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment offers limited readable text about a local notice. Key names, dates, or actions are not discernible, leaving the event details and involved parties unreadable.
Prize for transatlantic flight bid in 72 hours
Lord Northclife offered a 50 000 prize to the first aviator who could fly a plane from any point in Great Britain or Ireland to any point in Canada Newfoundland or the United States or vice versa within 72 consecutive hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Northclife
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Newfoundland
United States
Moon’s Crescent Marked Ancient Month Beginnings
In early times the new month began with the first crescent sighting, a signal proclaimed by trumpeters. The modern era of precise timekeeping largely overlooks this lunar cue, yet it reflects historical practice.
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Ace
Poneme City
Hocether
Harrison-Lisenby
Harrison - Lisenby
N. Foster
Eno
Ferel
Pittsburgh Color Dynamics
Pittsburgh
Gheer Ul
Iith Pitteburg
Beauchamp Paint & Glass
E. Adams St
Cyprus
Mediterranean Sea
Evetas
Palestine
South Pacific
Tacew
B.C
Willaims
Trimz
Saliba’s Appliance
E. Main
Boe Aise
Ter
Crowerc
Rhee Wallev Saren
Ward - Wilson, Inc
W. Main St
Truckers
Bendix Hydro-Vac
Midland & Westinghouse
Dorsey & Utility Trailers
Nichols Trailer & Equipment CO
Jthan
Alabama
Lowe
Chevrolet
Solomon Motor Company, Inc
N. ST. Andrews Street
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