Ocean aviators map ocean flights amid new rumors
United Press reports trans Atlantic speed records inspire numerous fliers. Edna May Cooper plans a Ryan and several routes are outlined from Flint to Hungary Richmond to Paris and New York to Moscow among others with various Lockheed Sirius aircraft and unknown planes.
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United Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Edna May Cooper
Adbergh
Flint
Mich
Hungary
Alexander Magyar
George Endreesz
Lockheed-Sirius
Newfoundland
Richmond
George Hutchinson
Germany
United States
C. H. Schilheuer
Dornier
Moscow
Lewis A. Yancy
Atlantic
Europe
Roger Q. Williams
Dornier DC-X Prepares Long Flight Tests From Switzerland
The Dornier seaplane DC-X in BVORICH Switzerland may make its first long flight within two weeks. Twelve new Curtiss motors, each 600 horsepower, have been installed and a test flight carried seventy passengers. If fuel consumption aligns with estimates the plane may fly to Great Britain via Holland and France before the New York October schedule.
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Bvorich
Switzerland
New York
Great Britain
Holland
France
St Louis endurance monoplane tops 363 hours
The Greater St Louis had been aloft for 363 consecutive hours by 6 11 am as pilots Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson teased ground crews with a radio hoax claiming the motor quit. The joke followed the hoax earlier Monday.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Greater
Jackson
Mrs Lindy Buys Plane for Lindberghs in Aug News
New York August 5 Mrs Charles A Lindbergh to have a plane of her own in a few days. Husband bought a new model seating three persons. It is believed young Charles Augustus Jr may join them in flying to their North Haven Maine summer home. The couple may take their son once the plane is delivered and Lindbergh may seek a pilot license.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Jr
North Haven
Bids Opened for New York to Los Angeles Air Mail Route
Applications for the air mail contract from New York to Los Angeles via Indianapolis have been received by Postmaster Robert H. Bryson. The bid submissions move the process toward choosing a carrier for the route.
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New York
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Miss America Pageant Draws to High School Level
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd arrives for the fourteenth annual National Exchange Clubs convention. He will fly from Chicago with Anthony Fokker and be welcomed by Curtiss-Wright Flying Service, Indiana Guard, and a 250-member citizens committee led by Guy K. Jeffries, Gov. Harry Leslie, and Mayor Reginald Sullivan. Byrd lands at Mars Hill Airport at 1:30 PM.
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Richard F. Byrd
National Exchange Clubs
Byrd
Chicago
Anthony Fokker
J. L. Archer
Cleveland (O
Exchange Club
Explorer
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Indiana
Indiana National Guard
Citizens’ Committee
Guy K. Jeffries
Harry G. Leslie
Reginald Sullivan
Mars Hill
Endurance flight co-pilot named for Perry in Dayton
Selection of Lieutenant C O Perry of Dayton Ohio as co pilot for his proposed endurance flight announced by Lieutenant Lawrence Genaro at Schoenfield Ft Benjamin Harrison Perry headed the refueling crew on two unsuccessful flights last year In Los Angeles Florence Lowe Barnes Pasadena aviatrix claims world women speed record at 196 16 mph average over a measured mile beating Amelia Earhart who previously held 184 5 mph official timer Joe Nikrent reported
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Dayton, O
Lawrence Genaro
Schoenfield
Benjamin Harrison
Perry
Walter R
Los Angeles
Florence Lowe Barnes
Pasadena Aviatrix
Barnes
Amelia Earhart
Joe Nikrent
National Aeronautical Association
Kingsford Smith Begins Rest After Appendicitis Operation
Major Charles E. Kingsford-Smith, British trans-oceanic aviator, started a long rest today following an appendicitis operation. The surgery took place in Middleburg Monday night, and he was ordered to cease aviation activities for the foreseeable future.
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Charles E. Kingsford-Smith
Kingsford-Smith
Middleburg
200 4-H Club Members at Driftwood Camp
Two hundred boys and girls from Bartholemew and Johnson counties 4-H clubs are spending three days at Driftwood camp seven miles north of Columbus Indiana.
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Ind
Bartholomew and
Johnson Counties
Driftwood Camp
Here
New Miss America Dorothy Goff Earns Pageant Honors
Dorothy Dell Goff of New Orleans will embody America in a Miss Universe pageant against seven nations. She won Miss America after a field of thirty-two contestants and earned a $1,000 prize.
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United Press
Galveston
Tex
America
Dorothy Dell Goff
New Orleans
Sophie Wright High School
Inspector Appointed to Postal Inspector Post
George J. Ress of Indianapolis has been named postal inspector with headquarters in Boston Massachusetts. Ress has sixteen years of service and will depart for his new assignment Monday after receiving a briefcase and traveling bag from fellow employees.
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George J. Ress
Oak Avenue
Indianapolis
Postoffice
Boston
Mass
Robert H. Bryson
Ress
Removes Corns In 3 Minutes Without Pain
Three minutes ends the toughest corn or callous when you use Shut-Off. This remedy stops all pain instantly and will not irritate healthy skin. It softens the corn so you can remove it root and all in minutes. contrasts with old preparations that irritate and require days of treatment. Sold by any good druggist.
War's aftermath in Nord reshapes French cities and lives
In Lille and Cambrai the Nord department rebuilds from ruin after World War I. The region, once scarred by Red Zone destruction, reports 261,000 houses destroyed and vast unproductive land but now shows rapid growth, new industries, and major projects including a $7 million railway terminal and a 22 story hospital.
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France
Hazelbrouck
Cambrai
Douai Roubaix
Tourcoing
Dunkerque Maubeuge
Meznieres
Avesnes
Valenciennes
Armentieres
Department
Nord
Pas-de-Calais
Somme
Roubaix
Vauban
Department of the Nord
Barry’s Long Counts End In $25 Fine In Chicago
Dave Barry, famed for the “long count,” was arrested in Niles Center with his sister-in-law and tried to strike Officer Robert Bowman. The police count was fourteen, and in Justice Perry Harris court Barry paid a $25 fine after a second count.
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Chicago
Dave Barry
Barry
Niles Center
Robert Bowman
Bowman
Station House
Perry Harris
Linden Women Plan Flower Show in Linden Indiana
Linden Indiana will host a flower show Saturday organized by the Linden Women’s Club. Judge Roy B. Hull of Purdue University will speak on flowers and arrangements.
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Lind Ind
Linden Women’s Club
Roy B. Hull
Purdue University
Censorship Clouds India Revolt Reports Abroad
United Press reports that both voluntary and official censorship muffles Indian independence events. British controls allow deleting dispatches and seizing presses, while telegraph lines stay government run. Congress mimeographs are branded as newspapers, and couriers push news from remote areas to defy limits.
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Great Britain
India
National Congress Organization
Zemo Soothes Summer Itching and Irritations
This ad promotes Zemo as a fast acting antiseptic soothing itching from rashes bites ivy poisoning and sunburn. It claims relief for pimples dandruff peeling toes and general skin irritation with an invisible odorless formula available from druggists in 35 60 or 100 cents.
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