Airplane Passenger Service Across Atlantic To Come Within Few Years
William B Stout, president of Stout Air Services, predicts commercial aviation will enable regular Atlantic passenger service within a few years with planes reaching 200 miles per hour. He notes Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit routes have carried over 100,000 passengers in three years without accident, and cites ongoing building programs and wider adoption of air travel. The piece reflects early optimism for rapid aviation expansion and safety achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Stout
William #. Stout
Stout Air Services, Incy
Hin Air Lines
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Mir
Europe
United States
Juan Angeles
Cleveend
Hites
Ouc
Middle West
New York
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Planes and pilots rise as aviation reshapes transport
The chart shows thousands turning to aviation as a career and commercial planes multiplying. U S air mileage runs 80 900 miles daily, with expectations of doubling next year as passenger lines grow, speeds rise, and costs fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Capitol Fire Flares After Christmas Blaze
A Capitol fire caused by likely artist chemicals disrupted Pennsylvania Avenue plaza as six alarms summoned fire crews. Officials deny rumors of political arson. flames damaged rooms on the fourth floor with water pouring through walls and reaching Justice Sanford’s offices and committee rooms. Fire extinguished within an hour, prompting discussion of a new archives building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Capitol
White House
Capstoy Plaza
Pennsylvania
Avenu
Capitol Police
Court of Claims
Arshj Test Lynn
Justice Sanford
Supreme Court
House Indian Affairs and Banking Committee
Rep
Garner
Bus crash kills seven on Ohio school trip
The Wayne County bus carrying twenty children to a school event collided at a crossing near Prairie. Seven boys died instantly. many others were injured. Driver Baker, cited for failing to stop, cannot give a coherent account. Investigations by coroner J B Patterson and railroad officials proceed. Two more girls may die from injuries.
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Maurice Long
Tha Bu
Halp Inguries
Doveph Walker
J. B. Patterson
Wayne County
Baker
Ascanad
Wooster Hospital
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Haton
Thorecay
Church Services And Sermons Mark New Year
In St Bernard's Catholic Church Very Rev N P McNelis Massen conducts 8:30 and 10:00 a m Vespers Benediction 7:30 p m at the Methodist Episcopal Church sermons greet the new year with Some Motarding Influence in the Onward March of the Church and Ready for Marching Orders All services inviting parishioners Church School at 345 and youths at 639 led by Free Methodist J W Armstrong pastor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's
Catholic
N. P. McNelis
Massen
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Zia Lucheram Thay
B. F. Bisats
Dreather Sill
Bigat
Sketen
Christan
C. E
New Year Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Multiple churches list schedules for Sunday and weekday events including preaching hours, junior mission meetings, women and prayer groups, and Sunday school. Christ Episcopal, Christian Church, First Regular Baptist, First Evangelical, and other congregations coordinate worship, Bible study, and special services during Union Week of Prayer.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
William MacTavish
Salvation Army Hall
Philadelphia Street
Union
Firat Baptiat
Arthur B. Anocher
Bible Doueul
Ysbuy
Briaay
Union Week of Prayer
Second death in bombing shocks nation from New Year’s Day attack
Four year old Dorothy Hall is dead as death toll rises to three from the Christmas Eve bomb outrage. The injured include Naomi Hall, a 19 month old, and her mother Nora Hall with severe injuries. Police have taken an active role in the investigation under gubernatorial orders in Maryland.
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Stat -Levasant
Dorothy Hall
Washington
Lars Navianai
Samuel
Dorothy
Nora Hall
Naomi
Providence Hospital
Leslie Cishl
Hall
Baltimore
Ritchie
Stocks Edge Higher in Week End Market Rally
New York Jan 4 Leaders in a modest up move include motors utilities and several steel and copper issues. Hudson rose to 61 1 4 and Chrysler General Motors Studebaker Nash posted gains with body makers and accessory firms lifting with motor stocks. Utilities climbed across the board, with Consolidated Gas Standard Gas and others trading above earlier levels as a proposed Newark City amalgamation loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
Chrysler
General Motorg
Studebaker
Nash
Collins and Aikman
Murray Corporation
Briggs
Yellow Trunk
Commonwealth and Southern
Consolidated Gas
Standard and
Columbia Gas
Consolidated
Newark City Gas and Electric Light Properties
Standard Gap
Hlegheny Corp
Canseteesessere
Columet-Hecla
Col. Graph Weseseeees
Col. Gag-Elec. W
Tod
Eng
Pub
Kolsier Radio
Lou
Weiss
Man
Blee
Y Central
Nevada
Packard
Iyereseeeee
Penn Ror Sescesseee
TGS Radio
Psessearseeeee
Keith O
BC Remington Rand Co
Shell UN Ol Co
Bbia Sinclair Cuns Oil
Voxan Gulf
Q Unted Corp
Visseeees
Heather
W. Overland
Warney Brog
Vieting
Lee
A'r Drake
U.S
Prohibition Push Intensifies With Senate Probe Odds
A broad push to reorganize enforcement and codify 25 prohibition statutes faces congressional action. Attorney General Mitchell seeks to appoint more prohibition agents and judges while a joint committee studies reforms. Senator Borah leads scrutiny of district attorneys and officials’ drinking. The Capitol buzz centers on who leads the reform drive and whether Borah accepts a chair.
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Vongreas
Treasury
Department of Justices
National Capital
Mitchell
Congress
U. S
Attornneys
Borah
Judiciary Committee
Jones
Joint
Congressional Committee
Senate
House
Fess
Ohio
Senator Borah
Capitol
Idaho
Lawmaker Eyes Felony For Prohibition Enforcers
Rep John Schafer of Wisconsin planned a measure next week to penalize enforcement agents who violate search and seizure provisions of the Volstead act. His bill would make such agents guilty of a felony with prison time and loss of citizenship, arguing it echoes the existing felony for violators of the Jones law. The move, likely not to pass, aims to sharpen the political clash as Congress reassembles and factions argue over enforcement.
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Congress
John GC. Schafer
Wisconsin
Schaffer
Schafer
Three Leaders Absent as Ware Heads to Florida
The Big Three post leader William Ware will not attend meetings due to a Florida trip. He will be represented by Sheriff Thomas W. Cunningham Councilman Charles B. Hall and James M. Warlett of Philadelphia. Vare favors Frances Shunk Brown for Governor. If Mellon and Grundy back Brown Vare may quit the Senate race but no word from Vare.
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Post
William §. Ware
Philadelphia
Florida
Thomas W. Cunningham
Charles B. Hall
James M. Warlett
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Vare
Frances Shunk Brown
Mellon
Grundy
Brown
West Philadelphia
Deaths in Strangford and Homer City prompt church funerals
Mrs Mary Wilson Smith aged 83 wife of Albert Smith died yesterday at her home in Strangford near Blairsville after a long illness. She leaves two sons John and Daniel and two daughters Elizabeth Don ey and Mary Manning. Funeral in Mount Tabor Church six miles east of Blairsville with interment in the church cemetery. Mrs Catherine Chungo aged 63 of Homer City died in Indiana Hospital after eight months illness wife of Stephen Chungo and mother of six. Native of Austria she came to US 30 years ago. Funeral at Greek Catholic Church Homer City at 9 Monday morning with interment in St Bernard's cemetery.
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Mary (Wilson) Smith
Albert Smith
Strangford
Blairsville
Catherine Chango
Catherine Chungo
Homer City
Indiana
Stephen Chungo
Austria
United States
Homer
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Points on people in Indiana county highlights local visits
A stream of visitors and locals records in Indiana County notes C R Forbes Hollidaysburg Division Engineer for the Department of Highways calling in the County Commissioner's Office. Others include Mrs D Clarence Lefevre and daughter Frances returning from Lancaster, Blair Carnahan Chicago visiting his parents in Washington township, and H G C Osborne Brookville brick manufacturer visiting Indiana. Several town figures such as Thomas Lostrick Erie Chief of Police, Tony Anderson returning from Italy, and Squire R Dudley Carnahan of Saltsbury are listed among Friday visitors, with progressions to and from towns like Purchase Line Punxsutawney and Blairsville.
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C. R. Forbes
Hollidaysburg
Department of Highways
D. Clarence Lefevre
Frances
Lancaster
le 2Ore
Henry ©. Horner
B. Carnahan
Knoxville
Tennessee
Blair Carnahan
Chicago, Til
Washington Township
H. GC. Osborne
Brookville
Indiana
David Manners
Meavilyer
Esther Manners
Philadelphia
Stephen Balogh
Joanstown
C. E
Edward Gilmore
Blairsville
Squire R. Dudley Carnahan
Harland de VY. Hotham
Saltsbury
Tony Anderson
Italy
Clark S. Coleman
Young Township
A. E. Rupert
Sheloca
Harry Young
Green Township
Joseph Bongiovanni
East Philadelphia
Clymer
Concord
Mass
Bongiovanni
Vernon F. Taylor
Pasadina
Calif
Charlotte Williams
Onena
N. Y
Leda Williams
Waterstreet
James Ralston
Cherryshill
Garnette
Louie Houck
Penn Run
S. J. Taylor
Farry Lydick
Near Clymer
Court House
George Peddicord
Hillsdale
R. 4. Kinter
Rayne Township
B G. Miller
Jack Sharp
Armstrong Township
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