Prisoner of War after Miraculous Escape in 1917 Mission
An American pilot recounts a dramatic 1917 dogfight to shoot down German balloons, survive fiery antiaircraft barrages, and crash behind enemy lines. After a heroic Immelman turn, his plane is destroyed and he is captured, enduring a brutal hospital stay and wary German courtesy before returning to combat.
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Ine
Timns
Archie
Jande
Infantry
Paul Raney
Nes
Immelman
Red Cross
America
RK. F.C
Germany
London
San Francisco
South America
New York
England
Holeland
Air Battle Witnessed From Prison Delivers Deadly Outcome
From his prison, O'Brien witnesses a gripping air battle in which his ally is shot down by a German flyer. The fatal encounter ends with the chum’s death as German ace returns to base.
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O’brien
Don’t Raiss
Notable Bigamist George Witzoff Marries Ten Women
A sensational claim credits George Witzoff the bigamist with a record number of marriages. Reports vary between 200 and 800, and it is said he underwent ceremonies with ten different women in a single week.
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George Witzoff
Ice Prices Trouble Atlanta Worker
A fragmented snippet notes hardships of a worker nicknamed Job from Queensland and Atlanta, mentioning boils and winter efforts, with no price increase for ice during his period of effort. The reference to Constitution appears as an incidental label.
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Qld
Atlanta. Constitution
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O'Brien
Flying Corps
California
Gibraltar
King
Machine O'Brien
Atkinson
Pat O'Brien