Army bomber forced landing ends inPrivate Seamans death
Hill City Kan Dec 19 a crew member jumped from a derelict army bombing plane and was killed when his parachute failed to open Private Kenneth Seamans from Scranton Pa died after following Lieut Harold Neelys command to bail out Neely landed the ship safely and escaped injury Zielinski and Neal suffered minor injuries as the craft skidded to a stop the pilots plan to send another ship to Hill City for the three fliers in the aftermath Neelys wife Mrs Hilda Neely awaiting Christmas reunion
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Hill City
Kan
Kenneth .C. Seamans
Harold Neely
Nelly
Nashville
Tenn
John QO. Neal
Henry F. Zielinski
Seaman’s
Neely
Amos McCubbin
Seamans
Neal
Zielinski
Scranton
Georgetown
Ill
Hilda Neely
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Chanute Field
Memphis
Louisville, Ky
Matt Neely
Admiral Graf Spee used fake trimmings to masquerade at sea
Buenos Aires reports Captain Hans Langsdorff described the Graf Spee as a chameleon of the seas using a fake smokestack and disguises to resemble British Renown and other pocket battleships. He said the deception failed and he faced a forced sinking of the vessel.
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Buenos Aires
Admiral Graf Spee
River Plate
Hans Langsdorff
Langsdorff
North Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Deutschland
Admiral Scheer
Neighbors Decorate 60 Foot Christmas Tree on Rhode Island
Pupils from McAllaster school sang carols as neighbors decorated a 60 foot evergreen at 1524 Rhode Island Street in the Humphrey yard between Barker and Rhode Island. Over 200 lights in red green and blue crown the tree with a three foot star at the top, visible from nearby streets. The Haskell Carollers sang under the tree last evening.
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McAllaster School
Rhode Island Street
Barker
George F. Humphrey
Haskell
Small Roof Fire At Leroy Biggs Home
Fire department was called to 825 Illinois street at 7 42 this morning to extinguish a small roof fire.
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Leroy Biggs
Illinois Street
Haskell Institute Lights Attract About 1800 Visitors
About 1,800 people viewed the lighting displays at Haskell Institute last night. W. D. Evans, head of the vocational department, said 507 cars were checked through the gates. The remaining three units of decoration will be completed today as part of the display using about 3,500 bulbs this year. Lights will shine from 7 to 10 p.m. each evening through December 29.
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Haskell Institute
W. D. Evans
Evans
Rhodes McKay Place Second In Texas Debate
Leo Rhodes and Bob McKay return from Wichita senior debaters in the School of Business after taking second place at the University of Texas debate tournament. Rhodes led the individual speaker ratings among entrants, with five competitors from KU participating in the event.
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Leo Rhodes
Bob McKay
Texas University
School of Business
Wichita
University of Texas
Rhodes
K. U
Gift subscription popularity grows at Journal World
The Journal World notes rising gift subscription interest with a call to action by phone at 22. The short notice emphasizes growing popularity and encourages readers to participate via telephone.
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Journal-World
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