Son of famed Russian officer wears U S Navy colors
Vadym Utgoff, born in Sebastopol during the 1917 revolution, graduates from the United States Naval Academy and will be joined at ceremonies by his mother Baroness Leda Wrangell. His father Commander Utgoff earned the St George's Cross in World War I and the Legion of Honor. The narrative connects his family history to émigré Russian figures and early aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky. A separate baseball recap notes the St. Louis Cardinals extending a winning streak with key hits by Hershel Martin and Legrant Scott.
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Evelyn Hartner
Annapolis
Russia
Vadym Utgoff
United States Naval Academy
Leda Wrangell
Lival.Com
Victor Ulyoff
Tmperial
Midshipowin Vadym
Sebistopo
Crimea
Weil
Madame Utgell
Sebastour
Madame Utgoff
Vodlym
Utgoff
Ulgott
Legion of Iona
Ibs
Yadym
United States
Atgoff
New York City
Coast Guard Service
Aviation Division
Gloucester
Mass
Coast Guard
Boston
Arlington Cemetery
America
Algoff
Long Island
Igor Sikorsky Amlow
Utgafl
Reds Rally For Eighth Straight Victory In Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer limited the Dodgers to seven hits as Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 for the Reds eighth straight win. Lonnie Frey was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to drive home Myers for the decisive run.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Vander Meer
van Lingle Mungo
Lonnie Frey
Myers
Strange Aftermath in Crash of Plane
A San Francisco crash on Mt Hamilton left two dead and produced a curious postscript in the city paper. Miss Babe Scott, a notable San Francisco swimmer once circumnavigating Alcatraz Island, delivered a poem she says was given by her brother Private Whitham Scott of the U S Army Air Corps before his death.
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Vailym
Daugher
New York
Madame Vlgoff
Baron Charles Wrangel
San Francisco
Mt. Hamilton
Babe Scott
Alcatraz Island
Whitham Scott
United States Ratmy Air Corps
Arkansas Retail Sales Rise in April 1998
The Census Bureau reports 90 Arkansas independent retailers posted an overall 7.7 percent sales rise in April 1998 from April 1997. Motor vehicle dealers led gains, with 1.0 percent more than last year. furniture and building material dealers up 15.3 and 14.5 percent respectively.
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Washington
Arkansas
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Thes
Little Rock
At. Pine “Bloft
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
North Little Rock
White House Reporters Uncover Three Year Old Veto Story
White House reporters rushed to file a veto story only to find the message dated June 1, 1938, was a long misplaced release. A chain of errors spread copies of the old veto to press and a poem left by a girl linked to Milwaukee private W E Scott’s death in a Mt Hamilton crash. Lieutenant R F Lorenz, 25, of Illinois also died in the crash into Lick Observatory.
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Washington
White House
Naval Air Station
Miami
Fils
Oreee
Yanion
Hamilton Field
March
Piaid Riverside
Kipling
W. E. Scott
Mt. Hamilton
Scott
R. F. Lorenz
Illinois
Lick Observatory
Reflecting light and shadows in informal portraiture
The article explains how snow reflects light creating clear shadows in winter, while summer shadows are darker due to less reflective ground. It suggests improvised reflectors like a book or white wall to brighten faces, and notes open shade provides softer, more flattering lighting.
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White House
Cavaliers of Hollywood Escort Service for Drinkers
Paul Harrison describes Hollywood Cavaliers, sober escorts organized by Mrs. Ken Maynard to prevent drunken driving. They guide parties, pay expenses, and escort clients home while drinking only nonalcoholic beverages. The service is police-approved and finger-printed for safety.
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Ken’ Maynard
Maynard
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Cavaliers
Talkletown
Purge of City Finances Opens in Kansas City
Kansas City officials report a depleted treasury as the municipal purge advances. City finance chief A L Darby estimates 1938 operating expenses near 1.85 million dollars with 450 thousand for power and 32 thousand for telephone. The budget system flaws emerge from salary claims and prior council cuts. Grand Jury session set for next Monday as deputy sheriffs prepare to serve a full panel.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce Lega’mittee
Govel
A. L. Darby
City Finan
Firit
Kansas City Power and Light
Bne
Ray G. Cowan
Grand Jury
Schepnort
Inowed
Cotton Growers Meet Set for Mid-South Area
F Simons of the University of Arkansas Colege P riculture announced the annual cottonies event to be held in Little Rock with Mid-South Cotton Growers as co sponsor.
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Little Rock
Ark
F. Simons
Agton University of Arkansas
Colege Priculture
Mid-South Cotton Growers
Tion
Scl
Cavaliers Hire Evans as Pilot Amid Evening Delays
fragments describe a group calling Mr Evans to pilot with trouble keeping him from picking up a client. Evans faced difficulties during the evening, finally delivering the client by morning, and involved handling receipts and a shoe.
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Cavaliers
Evans
A.m
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