Abating Hurricane Moves Inland Along U S Gulf
The tropical storm entering the United States from the Bahamas moved inland over the southwest Alabama Gulf Coast. Winds eased to about 30 mph with a shift to the south as authorities reported the worst was over and cautioned of possible coastal flooding risk. One fatality was reported in Pensacola from a blown charged wire during the storm. several rescues and property damage across the Gulf Coast were noted.
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Bahamas
Alabama Gulf Coast
E Holcomb
Alabama
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Coast Guard
Biloxi
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Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Fla
Ben Baker
Pensacola Beach
Florida
Peninsula
Do you believe in strict discipline for children
Olive Roberts Barton discusses balanced parenting and warns against excessive discipline as spiritual slavery. She argues obedience should be taught with reason, not coercion, and promotes habit building and mutual respect. With age, parents can widen the scope of acceptable obedience while fostering independence and honesty in children.
Intense Heat Claims Death of Former Lexington Pastor
The Rev. Robert EB White a retired Baptist minister and former Lexington pastor died after a heart attack caused by extreme heat. He collapsed on his Washington porch while talking with family Tuesday night. Survived by his widow four daughters including Mrs. R B Guest of Flushing and a son Wallace E White of Canton North Carolina.
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Lexington
Robert EB. White
Lex
White
R. B. Guest
Flushing
N. Y
Washington
Wallace E. White
Canton
N. C
French pilot aims to reach record 15 mile altitude flight
Paris reports Lucille Coupet plans to fly to 15 miles above Earth in a specially designed aircraft. The stratosphere cabin will seal crew inside with heat and oxygen supply, targeting speeds over 500 miles per hour at 16 miles up.
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Paris
Lucille Coupet
Coupet
French Air Ministry
Autogyro Hurdle Race Set at National Air Races
Fans attending the National Air Races in Cleveland will see an unusual event August 27 an autogyro hurdle race. Five hurdles will be placed on the course and each pilot must hop over each one come to a full stop and continue. The course including hurdles will be covered twice.
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Cleveland
Denmark Plans Europe’s Longest Bridge Link
The proposed Danish bridge will connect two islands with a combined rail and road span of two miles and 336 yards. It would be Europe’s longest, outdoing the Zambezi River bridge project in South Africa by about 166 yards.
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Copenhagen
Europe
Denmark
South Aferica
Pay as you fly plan launched at Alameda field
San Francisco Bay Airdrome in Alameda California begins a pay as you fly scheme for airlines and visiting pilots. The landing charge applies 26 cents per passenger on transport passengers now renting hangar space. For hangar renters the charge is 10 cents per passenger.
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Alameda
Cal
San Francisco Bay Airdrome
Gliders Like Flying Fish Inspire New Aeronautics
Scientists study flying fish at the American Museum of Natural History in New York to model practical gliders. Researchers note the fish leap from water and soar up to 150 feet, with a V shaped wing pattern believed to enable their gliding flight.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Husband flees after lavish east to west honeymoon
Mrs Maxine Parker married a man who spent her email fortune of $9,000 on a cross country trip. In Miami he asked for $4,000 to a Los Angeles telegraph firm. she sent it, then he vanished. Detective Joe Jenkins pursued to Los Angeles, captured him, and returned with the prisoner. The arrest cost Parker $1,000 though she saved $3,000.
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Maxine Parker
Mexico
Miami
Parker
Los Angeles
Hubby
Penguins Limited to Antarctic Regions
The fact notes penguins occur only in Antarctic regions with some species found on subantarctic islands and surrounding seas. Researchers map their distribution across coastal zones and remote habitats.
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Antarctic
Just Fooled Them at Home James Middleton Iodine Prank
James Middleton a 19 year old stirred a tense scene by announcing he had emptied iodine on his hands and arms. Family panic followed as neighbors called for help and an ambulance arrived before he reassured them he had not ingested any poison.
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Toronto
James Middleton
James
Oil Yields Alcohol If Prohibition Stays In Place
Washington reports scientists say alcohol is present in petroleum and can be extracted cheaply in Oklahoma refineries, suggesting dyed in the wool drinkers might drink crude oil if prohibition remains.
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Washington
Oklah
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