National elimination balloon race set in Pittsburgh
Fourteen balloons expected at Bettis Field for the National elimination race aiming to reach the farthest point from the start. With Litchfield trophy and cash prizes, the top three earn the right to enter the International Gordon Bennett Balloon race in Detroit on June 30. Notable entrants include E. J. Hill with Detroit No. 31 and veterans Van Orman and Morton in Good year V, among others from Army Navy and civilian clubs. Weather knowledge and altitude changes crucial to wind layers and ballast management.
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Science Service
Pittsburgh
Bettis Field
Detroit
E. J. Hill
A. G. Schlosser
Aid
W. T. van Orman
W. W. Morton
Vetran
van Orman
Antwerp
H. EE. Honeywell
Gardener
Arthur C. Hoskins
W. E. Kepner
W. O. Eareckson
Army
Gordon Bennett
Clarence A. Palmer
J. W. Melaid
American Business Club of
Akron
J. H. Stevens
George F. Watson
Edmond W. Hill
J. G. Fisher
Paul Evert
A. G. Ent
W. J. Bennett
Walter Chambers
Pittsburgher
C. K. Wollam
J. F. Cooper
Cleveland
George Hineman
E. F. Johnson
Detroit Balloon Club
Brussels
Birmingham
Alan R. Hawley
Ontario
Milk puts out fire in Martinsville auto blaze
United Press reports J. K. Stierwalt’s car caught fire on a Martinsville road near Hall. With no water nearby he remembered two pails of milk in the rear seat and poured both on the flames, cooling and extinguishing the blaze. Wiring was burned. the car was towed to a garage.
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United Press
Martinsville
Ind
Hall
J. K. Stierwalt
Stierwalt
Stop Tour on Bicycle Shattered by Police
Clinton Ind May 29 A 14 year old youth Herman Storayek of Decatur Ill fled his home and rode from Decatur to Clinton on a bicycle. He was taken into custody at 4 am after police studied him and he gave the name John Hart before revealing his correct identity and address. He will be sent home.
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Bu United Press
Clinton
Ind
Herman Storayek
Decatur
Til
John Hart
Champaign
Ill
City hearings set on skip stop plan for Washington Street cars
Oren S Hack the works board president today set Friday afternoon for a decision on the skip stop plan aimed at Irvington service. City Attorney Edward Knight advised the board has jurisdiction over the proposal. The plan would speed rush hour trips by making cars stop every three blocks with alternating stops.
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Oren S. Hack
Works Board
Washington Street
Edward Knight
Irvington
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