Nautilus Submarine Aims Pole to Polar Ocean Quest
British Arctic explorer Sir George Wilkins plans to convert the O-12 submarine into the Nautilus and cruise under the polar ice from east to west. Remodeling cost is about 150000 dollars with a yearly lease of one dollar. The expedition expects roughly sixty days, including a pole stop for science.
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Dewey
Olympia
Navy Yard
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Sir George
North Pole
Danenhower and Leake
George
Iie
Richard E. Byrd
Amundsen
Arctic
Pole
Hartigan Marks Fifty Years Handling Great Travelers
Clare Hartigan, longtime assistant passenger agent for the New York Central Lines, celebrates fifty years in handling presidents, chorus girls, magnates, and opera stars. He recalls Taft, Dawes, Insull, Dempsey, Tunney, Rickard, Jeritza, and temperamental chorus girls as part of his rail career. The piece notes the Salt Lake City being added to the U S navy.
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United Press
Chicago
Clare Hartigan
Hartigan
New York Central Lines
Charles G. Dawes
Insull
Samuel Insull
Doug and Mary
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Jeritza
Duck With Head Under Water Found Caught by Turtle
On the Moore farm pond Kenneth and Harold Moore families reported a duck with its head underwater. It was retrieved by a rake and a large turtle clung to the duck's neck during a meal at Somerton Ohio.
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United Press
Somerton
Kenneth
Harold Moore
Moore Farm
Arizona Official Still Receives Mail Addressed to Territory
In Phoenix on August 15, Secretary of State I. P. Fraizer reported that a New York life insurance magazine continues to address items to "the Secretary of State of the Territory of Arizona." The piece notes Arizona is referred to as a territory in the mailing room.
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Arizona
Territory
United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
New York
United States
I. P. Fraizer
Territory of
Chrysler profits rise in first half of 1930
Chrysler Corporation reports net profit of 3,408,856 for the six months ended June 30 1930 after interest taxes and expenses. Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 75 cents on capital stock payable September 30 to holders of record.
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United Press
New York
Chrysler Corporation
125 on hospital staff
The United States Veterans Bureau Hospital planned for Riverside Park will employ about 125 staff members, per Forest A. Harness Indiana department commander of the American Legion.
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United States Veterans Bureau
Riverside Park
Forest A. Harness
Indiana
American Legion
Ludlow to Speak at American Legion Meeting Monday
Congressman Louis Ludlow will address Service Post No. 128 of the American Legion in Lawrence on Monday night, speaking at the Legion meeting. The event highlights Ludlow's regional engagement and outreach to veterans groups.
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Henry L. Mencken
Baltimore
Sara Powell Haardt
The
American Mercury
Mencken
American Legion
Louis Ludlow
Lawrence
Spelling His Name on Auto License Plate
English comedian Harry Tate obtains the license tag number T-8 after some effort. License officials say they accommodate reasonable requests for trick numbers and avoid superstition by dodging numbers like 13 when possible.
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Harry Tate
L.quest
United Press
London
Morefield Case Dismissed in City Court Refiled in Madison
In Anderson Indiana on August 14 the lease of Mrs. Sarah Morefield was dismissed in city court and refiled in Madison circuit court on the theory she is liable for prosecution for a felony due to two prior liquor law convictions. Police raid at Park Place found several bottles of alcohol.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Sarah Morefield
Madison Circuit Court
Park Place
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