Rea Couzens Flight to Mexico City Item Leads By Air
Rea Couzens recounts an air voyage from Brownsville to Mexico City with a lone passenger, flying at altitudes from 3 000 to 13 000 feet. The trip covered coastal winds, cloud banks, and mountain views, ending with a 2 PM landing in Mexico City after five and a half hours in transit. The writers note the time and cost savings versus rail travel and mention return by train due to weather and a later mixed journey by air and rail.
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Horse Racing at Lexington Longest Meet in History
Lexington Ky April 16 horse racing returns to Lexington to continue fifteen days and is the longest meeting in the history of the Kentucky Association track. Seven races with 77 horses open the inaugural card featuring the Boonesboro allowance and Phoenix hotel allowance purses. Easter services at Briggsdale set for next Sunday at Baptist and Congregational churches following Sunday school.
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