Air traffic needs more regulation says Hoover study
Washington report urges federal oversight of aviation to reduce accidents and dangers. Manufacturers' Association analysis for Secretary Hoover links safety lapses to lack of regulation, gaps in aircraft design, engines, airports, weather forecasting, and air route charts, urging a federal bureau to govern.
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Washington
Hoover
Manufacturers’ Aiircraft Association
Bureau of Aviation
Congress
Association
Church Mortgage Burned in Adamsport Service
In ERSTOWN Maryland the United Brethren Church Adamsport burned its mortgage yesterday during a special service. The event marked the retirement of the church debt and followed by prayers and community remarks.
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Hurch
Erstown
United Brthren
Adamsport
High Point to Host Eighth District Medical Society Meeting
The Eighth District Medical Society elected High Point as next meeting place after a session at Elkin. D A Stanton of this city was named president with H G B Hiatt of High Point as secretary. About 50 members attended with papers on professional topics and a Thursday banquet drawing around 250 people. Elkin hosted the event, and High Point physicians praised the reception. The society gathers doctors from several counties and remains progressive.
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High Point
Eighth District Medical Society
Elkin
D. A. Stanton
H. GB. Hiatt
I. Thurman Mann
Enrollment Near U0 Men at State College Opens 33rd Session
State College reports a record opening for the 33rd session with 937 students enrolled the first morning of classes. Officials estimate total enrollment will exceed 1 300 based on current daily rates and many older men returning.
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State College
E. B. Owen
Ano
Relic of Revolution Dug Up Near New York Site
A bronze belt buckle from a Hessian soldier’s equipment was found by historical workers at the Revolutionary War camp site on the Dyckman farm near 203rd Street in New York. The buckle marks the Fuerst Frederick regiment and ties to engagements from Long Island to Yorktown, with veterans later housed at the Dyckman hut cantonment.
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Dyckman ‘Arm
203Rd Street
New York Historical Society
Fuerst Frederick
Erb Prinz Regiment
Hesse
Washington
F. F
Eng Island
Bari Percy
Fort Washington
Eventhly
Yorktown
Dvckman
Want to Go Back to Russia
Te thousand workmen with their families have registered with the labor minister for renatriation to Soviet Russia. J. L. Littauer, minister of labor, announced that transport to Russia requires three to four thousand gold rubles monthly and facilities for passage on the Ssu ri railway have been granted.
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Russia
Ladivostor
Soviet Russia
J. L. Littauer
Littamer
In Olden Times Druggists Sold Oftee and Seal
In early days only druggists sold oftee. The common seal was used sparingly and each seal was unique, with only one sung at a time.
Expert in Making Models of Anatomy Expert in Making Models
Gustave Van Bouchaute, a New York sculptor of stucco human anatomy models for leading medical colleges, plans to return to Belgium due to high rents and lack of suitable assistants. His Bellevue Hospital commission spurred a shift to light, accurate, colorfully labeled models, reflecting years of meticulous work and exceptional precision.
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New York
Sevot
Gustave van Bouchaute
Belgium
Beccause
van Bouchaute
Bellevue Hospital
Woman refuses sale of Fifth Avenue yard for cat play
A New York owner refuses to sell a 50 foot by Fifth Avenue parcel worth about 750000 because her cat needs a place to play. Real estate men note the unusually personal motive amid other quirky refusals in prime shopping district properties.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
39Th Street
Broadway
Times Square
Broadway audience habit prompts theater manager plea
In New York on September 20 the practice of audience members applauding actors as they enter from the wings draws concern. A Broadway manager asked in the program for spectators to curb star worship sparked by complimentary tickets.
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New York
Broadway
Minor character upstages coach and pair on stage
A performance was disrupted by loud applause when a minor character announced that the coach and pair were ready. The incident interrupted the show and drew attention to the empty role’s impact on the scene.
Trout Study in Yellowstone Park Expedition Findings
A Roosevelt Wild Life Experiment Station expedition from Syracuse studies beaver and trout in Yellowstone Park as special objects of inquiry, with field work conducted in September.
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Yellowstone Park
Woo
Roosevelt Wild Life Fores Experiment Station
Syracuse
N. Ae
Confidence in 666 Chilard Fever Tonic Grows
Public trust in 666 Chilard Fever Tonic rises as doctors and druggists endorse the remedy. The tonic is marketed for fever relief and general wellness with wide community use and favorable word of mouth.
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