Soviet Land of Soviets flies toward New York route
A 12 420 mile maiden flight from Moscow to New York begins with the Land of Soviets a two motor plane carrying Shestakov Bolotov Sterlingov and Falayev. They plan stops at Omsk Seattle and San Francisco heading to Chicago and the eastern seaboard.
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Bv United Pro Moscow
Russia
Aviation Sun
Land of
Omsk
New York
Siberia
Alaska
Seattle
San Francisco
United States
Chicago
Moscow
Akmolinsk
Soviet Union
Shestakov
Bolotov
Sterlingov
Falayev
Mayor Walker
Transcontinental endurance flight eyed by army pilots
Captain Ira Eaker and Lieutenant Bernard Thompson are slated to depart from San Francisco for a two round trip attempt to New York and back to Cleveland in an aviation program. Indianapolis officials seek a $51 000 contingency fund to cover emergencies during the shift to a city manager form of government.
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Ira Eaker
Bernard Thompson
Army Fliers
San Francisco
California
New York
Cleveland
Indianapolis
City Manager League
Charles F. Coffin
John F. White
L. Ert Slack
Sterling R. Holt
Slack
Council
White
League White
League
Claude H. Anderson
John L. Niblack
Elsa Huebner Olson
Friends of the Movement
Radio Beacon Test for Planes at Detroit Airport
The Commerce Department airways division will test a 12 direction radio beacon at Detroit airport starting Sept 1 for four months. If successful, 20 percent of beacon parts may be replaced and six more beacons added for another four month test, aiming to equip up to 150 beacons nationwide. A Germany letter from May 12 reached Otto and Mrs Weil at 3621 North Capitol Ave after Zeppelin’s return.
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Scrippa-Neward Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Deroit
Airways Division
Commerce Department
Germany
Otto A. Weil
North Capitol Avenue
Zep
Atlantic
Steel Cabin Saves Ten In Airliner Crash
Ten passengers survived a forced landing when a tri motor Pickwick airliner bent in the Los Angeles riverbed. The steel cabin withstood the impact. the craft was demolished in the sandy bed after engine trouble forced the landing.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Pickwick
Guatemalan goodwill flyers return to Guatemala
After spending the night in Dallas they left Love Field at 8 30 a m en route to Mexico City via Brownsville on the return flight to Guatemala Miguel C Granados and Lieutenant Carlos Merlen the goodwill filers flew in from Dallas arriving just before 6 p m Wednesday and departing this morning
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Miguel C. Granados
Carlos Merlen
Lovefield
Mexico City
Brownsville
Guatemala
8,777 Mile Air Journey Ends in Los Angeles
F. J. Burke, a millionaire, completed a 8,777 mile air trip from Germany to Los Angeles in seven days of travel. He left Friedrichshafen on the Graf Zeppelin last Wednesday night, landed at Lakehurst on Sunday, rested, then flew to New York by air mail Monday.
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Ly United Press
Los Angeles
F. J.burke
Germany
Burke
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
New York
Air Student Enrolled at Capitol Airways Ground School
Air student Ivan Hume from New Augusta has enrolled in Capitol Airways ground school.
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Ivan Hume
New Augusta
Capitol Airways
Pests Plague Town Homes Moths Rats Flies and More
A string of pests including moths rats and flies troubles residents with property damage and health concerns. Officials advise sanitation and pest control measures while residents seek relief programs and coordinated city action.
Weather update shows mild morning conditions with light southeast breeze
At 9:30 a m the Southeast wind is five miles per hour and the temperature is 78 degrees. barometric pressure at sea level stands at 30.17 inches. visibility is unlimited with slight haze. ceiling is good.
Washington official charged with mashing
Frederick Dagonet Kellogg Leclercq a 33 year old state department official and former navy officer and Oxford graduate faced nine counts stemming from complaints by high school girls. He was released on 1400 bail after twenty four hours in jail following his arrest on a street car
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United Press
Washington
Frederick Dagonet Kellogg Leclercq
State Department
Navy
Oxford
Leclercq
Hoosier airport president Shank to return from Oklahoma City
Bob Shank, Hoosier airport president, flew to Oklahoma City in a Travelair monoplane with four passengers and was expected to return about 5 p m today. H Weir Cook, Curtiss Flying Service Indiana general manager, returned from St Louis after escorting W J Keen from Boston to New Mexico for a relative s funeral. Keen traveled in a Cessna monoplane to St Louis and then to New Mexico. Walker W Winslow, Curtiss Flying Service Indiana sales manager, returned from a 400 mile business trip to Madison Vincennes and Mt Carmel with B C Olney and G O Bailey of Snider Packing Corp. Olney and Bailey noted aviation potential in business as their Robin monoplane landed safely in fields at Mt Carmel and Madison where no airports existed.
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Bob Shank
Hoosier Airport
Oklahoma City
Travelair
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss Flying Service
Indiana
St. Louis
W. J. Keen
Boston
New Mexico
Keen
E. J. Rogers
Curtiss
Walker W. Winslow
Curtiss Flying Service of
Madison
Vincennes
Ind
Mt. Carmel
Snider Packing Corporation
B. C. Olney
G. O. Bailey
Olney
Rockford pilots plan staged flight from Chicago to Copenhagen
Bert R. J. Hassell and L. H. Fredericks announce a Chicago to Copenhagen flight this month. The route will pass through Greenland Iceland and Sweden in staged segments. Hassell and Parker Cramer previously made a forced Greenland landing last August on a similar journey.
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United Press
Rockford
Ill
Bert R. J. Hassell
L. H. Freder Cks
Chicago
Copenhagen
Greenland
Iceland
Sweden
Hassell
Parker Cramer
Capitol Airport Flight Log Notes Arrivals and Departures
Captiol Airport lists Jess Oberholtzer flying to Winchester in an Eaglerock biplane. Curtiss Mars Hill Airport records H. L. Gird and a passenger on an Embry Riddle mail plane to Chicago from Indianapolis. Billie Hughes pilots with W. Lynch and M. Dalton aboard a Travel Air monoplane from St. Louis to Allentown Pennsylvania.
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Capitol
Jess Oberholtzer
Winchester
Curtiss-Mars Hill
H. L. Gird
Chicago
Indianapolis
Billie Hughes
W. Lynch
M. Dalton
Travel Air
St. Louis
Allentown
Fat Man Walks Ten Miles Ad Promotes Kruschen Salts
An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid and energy booster. A half teaspoon daily for 30 days supposedly motivates long walks, improved mood, clearer skin, and better sleep, with claims of lasting fat loss and longer life. Sold at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Kruschen
Hook
Lve
America
Fire bugs blamed for fires in southeastern Oklahoma
Forest fires across southeastern Oklahoma are blamed on incendiarism. District forester C. O. Doster and Choc taw Lumber Company land department superintendent John Craig say about twenty five fires burn in various regions, cannot be accidental. Nearly 12 000 acres burned.
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United Press
W C T U Picnic Friday at Brookside Park
Central W C T U holds its annual picnic Friday in Brookside park starting at 11 a m. The Rev W W Wiant of North Methodist church speaks on Has Prohibition Come to Stay readings by Miss Wilma Fisher music led by Mrs C A Breece.
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Central W. Co. T. U
Brookside Park
W. W. Wiant
North Methodist Church
Wilma Fisher
C. A. Breece
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