Thirteen Balloons Ready For Getaway In National Race
Milwaukee dispatch reports thirteen Navy and Army balloons prepared to launch in the thirteenth national balloon recce toward Canada, with helium entries drawing attention for lifting power and new radio gear. The event aims to select the United States entries for international contests to be held in Switzerland in August, with pilots from Springfield, Washington, Detroit, St. Louis, Lakehurst, Pensacola, and other bases.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Press
United States
Switzerlang
Canada
United States Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Navy
Naval
Army
Roy Donaldson
Springfield
Ills
Oscar Westover
Washington
Ralph Upson
Detroit
John’ Berry
St. Louis
J. P. Norfleet
Lakehurst
N. J
J. F. Reed
Pensacola
Fla
J. & MecWibben
Iren Raser
Brookville
Ohio
J. T. Neely
Ross Field
Grhales
Harold Weeks
Langley Field
Virginia
Bernard von Hoffman
W. T. van Norman
Akron
H. E. Honeywell
Man's quick alert as house fire surprises owner
A salesman on a country road spots a burning house and bangs on the door. An old woman mishears him and repeats a garbled phrase. The man corrects her, noting the emergency. The exchange shows a humorous miscommunication in a brief local clipping.
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Opiadam
Philosophical muse on winners and wiser aging
A philosopher muses on the journey through life noting whether one wins or loses, wisdom grows as hair thins, and reflects on the unease of the Auckland Islands being nearly uninhabitable.
Scandals by George White to Play at La Crosse Monday
Following sensational runs in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago the George White's Scandals revue comes to La Crosse theater Monday night June with the original New York cast and Broadway stars. This marks the first local appearance of Arthur Bugs Baer and the youthful producer in his popular show under his personal direction.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bosto
Chicago
George White
la Crosse Theater
Mr. White
Arther
Bugs) Baer
Mr/ White
Revue of Entertainers Titled Scandals in Two Ads
The piece notes music by George Gershwin and lyrics by Arthur Jackson with John Meehan rehearsing the Malogue. The revue will be staged in two ads and about twenty seas, featuring a large cast of imitators from various entertainers.
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George, Gershwin
Arthur Jackson
John Meehan
Notable list of favorites and dazzling dancers on stage
Addition to Ann Pennington includes George White Loui Holtz Charles Howard Maxie and George among world class dancers. Victoria Herbert Olive Vaughn George Bickel Wade Boctt James Symner Sam Ledner Jocelyn Leigh Peexy Dolan Rowin McGrath Myra Culleh Edna Lindsay Helen Cox Darry Welford Ruth Savoy Mae Morris Peggy Smith Viola Clarens Catherines Chapman Anne Mickley Freya Conway and many others. Handsome ensemble of young women highlighted as a feature of the unusual entertainment. The date palm has been commercialized in the southwestern United States.
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Ann Pennington
George White
Loui Holtz
Charles Howard
Maxie
George
Victoria
Herbert
Olive
Vaughn
George Bickel
Wade Boctt
James Symner
Sam Ledner
Jocelyn
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