Transatlantic Air Service Slated Between New York and Foynes
Federal officials announced that regular two hour schedule transatlantic passenger air service between New York and Foynes Ireland will begin late July or early August. Pan American Airways and Imperial Airways will operate the joint service using a back-to-back two plane system with a Boeing seaplane and an Imperial Airways pick-a-back aircraft. Flights will start with two airliners and depart simultaneously from opposite sides of the Atlantic.
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Foynes
Ireland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Pan-American Airways
Imperial Airways
Edward L. Yurovich
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
Delbert S. Little
United States Weather Bureau
Dublin
Yurovich
Pan American Airways
Atlantic
Transatlantic air service launch seen impossible this summer
In London officials said inauguration of a transatlantic air service would be impossible due to lack of equipment. Two lower components of the British pick-a-back plane are needed, but only one is available, delaying planned routes from Mancasett Bay Port Washington to Foynes Shannon.
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Britain
Not Enough Land: Arkansas Farmers Face Land Reform Dilemma
The article argues Arkansas and the Deep South must shift to pasture, hay and livestock to boost farm income amid high tenancy, rising mortgage debt, and low per capita income. It notes Arkansas land values and potential unused acres for redistribution to support a growing population and fairer sharing of farm profits.
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Arkansas
Towy
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Voltsus
U.S
Wuld Tel
Tenare
Aransas
Aiust
Redistribution of Southern farming population urged
The text argues for new markets and greater agricultural land use to address surplus population. It stresses national responsibility, not South alone, and calls for redistributing farming families and restructuring farming systems. It notes landowners and tenants bear burden and warns of ongoing low incomes and poor living standards without reform. It cites global languages and university data on multilingual populations.
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Flood Control Hearing Set for Texarkana on April 27
A floor control hearing on flood management for Southwest Arkansas is planned for Texarkana on April 27 at 10 a.m. The Star reports Senator Jolyne Miller drafted the letter inviting interested parties from Howard, Sevier, Little River, Miller, Nevada, Lafayette, and Columbia counties to present their views on runoff, water flow, and soil erosion prevention.
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Jolyne Miller
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Howard, Sevier
Little Riveralend
Miller
Nevacls
LaFyette
Columbia
Department of
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