Blame Stunter In Plane Crash In San Diego
A San Diego board faulted Lieutenant Howard Keefer for stunting and violating air traffic rules after a collision between a military pursuit plane and a Maddux Air Lines liner near San Diego. The crash killed several aboard and the bomber plunged into a canyon. observers noted the pursuit craft followed the liner before impact.
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Calle
Howard Keefer
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San Dego
Army
J. Allison
Moore
Skeefer
Atty
Maddux Air Lines, Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Keefer
Paris
Trean
Maurice
Beverly Cal
Yairifter
Keller
Teas Ving
de Phoenix
Arturo
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Guajardo
Plan Telescope Mogling Mast in Military and Airship Ambitions
The article discusses developing a ground equipment and mast system for mooring and maneuvering large airships. Navy experts foresee ground crews of about 150 and caterpillar wheels aiding the mast as a movable structure. Predictions suggest future moorings of large ships could be achieved with improved handling and ground support for military and commercial uses.
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Curtias
Cvsan
Mely
Navy
Noer Fulton
New system detects elk poaching in Black Hills park
Custer State Park officials report a refined method to catch game law violators. Superintendent Charles Robertson details how investigators tracked a man named Mallia Lukas of Neligh Nebraska who shot an elk inside the park. Lukas pleaded guilty and faces trial, with potential penalties of a $100 fine and a year in the penitentiary.
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Custer
Custer State Park
Charles Robertson
Black Hills
Robertson
Ana Iny
Ted Snow
Bik
Tips Tuhat
Casier
Touriss
Neeiles
Rebernion S
Mallia Lusus
Neligh
Sherity
Paul McClellan
Crster County
Lukas
Talen
Justice Corps
Masimiun
Tawarov
Owith Ills Ingertson
American Cars Gain Favor In Australia Trade Flows
Australians favor American automobiles with the United States supplying 7 percent of assembled chassis imported by Australia in January. North America including Canada sent 79 percent of unassembled chassis, 7 percent of automobile bodies, and 80 percent of motor car parts.
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Washington
United States
Australia
North America
Canada
54 Industries In U S Show Huge Profit Rise
New York report shows fifty four American industrial firms with net income gains exceeding 100 percent in the past year. Five companies posted over 1000 percent increases including a steamship line steel forging concern packing house pipeline firm and an electrical manufacturer. Twenty five firms registered declines from eight point eight to forty point two percent.
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New York
Queen's Nephew Chooses Banking Career
Queen Mary's nephew, the marauia of Cambridge, turns to banking as a business career. He is named a director at Coults and company, a historic London bank founded in 1492. The story notes the bank’s reputed ties to aristocratic circles and its long-standing prominence in the city.
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Queen’s
London
Queen Mary
the Marauia
Cambridge
Coults and Coreping
Courts and Copany
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