British plan busy season in airplanes
London reports a record year for British civil aviation as the 1931 season opens. Pilot licenses have surged to 2,091 by year end, private aircraft reach 385, and 567 flying clubs operate nationwide. Municipal airfields expand with 171 towns already involved.
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Night Rainbow Seen Over Weaverville Moonlit Sky
Residents report a rainbow visible at night under a near full moon. Colors appeared faint yet spanned the spectrum due to clouds light and mist in the Weaverville area.
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Weaverville, N. Co
Baby Girl Rides Tornado Found Miles From Home
Jewel, an infant dubbed the orphan of the storm, rode a tornado that swept across four southern states. She was found about ten miles from home near Birmingham, Alabama, while her parents survived but other two sisters were killed. The story notes the mystery of how she rode the storm.
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Lloyd Butler
Birmingham
Als
Ters
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Jewel
Shirt Helps Win Divorce
In Cleveland Mrs. Rose Pope used a shirt as key evidence to win a divorce from Howard Pope. The garment bore marks she claimed were rouge and lipstick, illustrating alleged infidelity by her husband, a local banking secretary.
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Rose Pope
Democratic Victory Fund drive urged in North Carolina
Greensboro April 1 The Victory Fund campaign led by C L Shuping and John W Davie seeks to raise 1 500 000 to clear party debt and fund 1932 elections. County chairmen must intensify drives in 67 inactive counties while active counties aim to triple past receipts of 10 900 30 from 1 364 contributors in 43 counties.
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C. L. Shuping
John W. Davie
New York City
Victory Fund
Democratic Party
North Carolina
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Shuping
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Auto stops clocks as car hits town pole in Uxbridge
In Uxbridge Massachusetts an auto crash into an electric light pole halted every town clock. Liewelyn G Farnum sues a New York insurer for 3000 claiming David Fenner took the car without permission and wrecked it. Judges strike in Szegedin amid fuel shortage and court conflict.
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Uxbridge
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Bevery
Liewelyn G. Farnum
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David Fenner
Experiential Hire Sought After Scaffold Death
Budapest reports government seeks a qualified successor after Antony Kozarek died on the scaffold. The ad requires substantial prior experience. In Honolulu Gordon Morgan complains of two things being cold after two hours trapped in a freight car ice box. In New York John F Powers Jr is cleared by a ballistics expert finding his numerous firearms decorative and harmless.
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Antony Kozarek
Honolulu
Gordon Morgan
Alway New York
John F. Powers, Jr
Powers
Lincoln Faces Shortage as 100 Jobs Loom Open
Lincoln Neb residents show limited interest in 100 street jobs. only 38 taken, highlighting local difficulty in filling employment on city streets.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Court On Air Kansas City Cuts Traffic Errors
Radio broadcasts bring a municipal court into daily airtime to educate drivers. The judge hopes the on air coverage will reduce traffic violations and improve safety for city streets.
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Kansas City
Ambitious New Yorker Aims for Metropolitan Singers Footsteps
Enrico Caracas, 28, arrives to study music and hopes to follow his father as a Metropolitan Opera singer one day.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
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