Instrument Flying Urged To Survive Fog
New York reports Captain William C. Ocker and Brooks Field experts advocate training pilots to rely on instrument panels in fog. A swivel-chair device demonstrates pilots misreading senses versus instruments, arguing most fog crashes result from ignoring gauges and trusting instinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brookfield
Texas
Ben Ji. Pearce
New York Times
Wiliam C. Ocker
Army Air Corps
Captain Ocker
Brooks Field
Frank W Lahin
Air Corps Training Center
Maj. S. W. Fitzgerald
Two New Air Routes Planned by Japan
A Tokyo report says Japan plans two new air routes to boost overseas air communications. One is a one day ferry service between Seoul and Osaka, linking Korea and Japan, while the other connects Osaka with Shanghai, China. The routes aim to extend Japan’s regular airline network and cover long overseas hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Every Town Urged to Build Airport
At the national airport conference the committee led by Frank Lertechier urged every city town and village to provide an airport or landing field. They argue it benefits small communities by planning for the future, attracting outside money, raising publicity, and creating a new transport and recreation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Lertechier
United States
America
Student Photographers Aid Geological Survey
Army Air Corps Technical unit photographers trained in aerial mapping assisted the United States Geological Survey. Students produced tri lens photographs covering about 1000 square miles in a recent effort. Weather permitting, 2486 miles remain to be photographed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantoul
Department
Army Air Corps
Unit States Geological Survey
Lingis
Floating Isle sets up San Francisco air ferry landing
A 100 foot wide floating island in San Francisco Bay serves as the smallest proposed midsea landing for airplanes. The saucer shaped float, anchored at a dock, uses air tanks to adjust depth and angle, with sand on inclines to prevent skidding. It handles over 85 landings and takeoffs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Leaf Spot Threatens Beet Yields, Study Reports
Experimenters from the bureau of plant industry report that leaf spot in agar beets can be controlled by spraying or dusting. Disease spread depends on temperature and rainfall, with severe losses in eastern sugar beet regions and in home, southern Minnesota, Nebraska, and northern Colorado, especially the Arkansas valley of southern Colorado in exceptional years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit Plates
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Nebraska
Worthern
Colorado
Arkansas
Seed Marketing Hints for the Farmer
Farmers can save money and raise returns by choosing better seeds. The bulletin notes seeds come from farms, other farmers, or dealers, with early purchases favored. Testing for purity and germination is advised, and buying by weight is preferred for quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
George Edler
Round Worms in Pigs Costly Trouble for Carolina Hogs
In eastern North Carolina hog raisers face expensive round worm infections in pigs with economists noting losses. Swine extension specialist W. V. Fave of North Carolina State College advocates a single preventive method: clean the hog lot, remove bedding, plow the pen, and turn the soil to expose parasites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
W. V. Fave
North Carolina State College
Movatle
Lote
Benne
Informal party honors Mary Jane Brooks at Duncan home
Mrs Homer Brooks hosted an informal Thursday evening party for Mary Jane Brooks of Duncan Arizona at the Anna Wilkerson home from seven to nine. Children played games and attended included Dorothy Wacker Florence Gwartney Betty Frazier Faye Keime Louise Nice June Ellen Brooks and Mary Jane Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brooks
Mary-Jane Brooks
Duncan
Arizona
Anna Wilkerson
Dorothy Wacker
Florence Gwartney
Betty Frazier
Faye Keime
Louise Nice
June Ellen Brooks
Marcelle Barnes
Tittle
Mary Jane Brooks
Mrs Amos Honges Hosts Bridge Party Honoring Miss Hoss
Mrs J B Amos of Valedon entertained Friday afternoon with a three table bridge party honoring Lucy Hoss of David City Nebraska. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Austin first and Mrs J H Clark second with a cuet prize to Miss Hoss. Refreshments followed for the guests including Mesdames Paul Austin J H Clark A Gammon WA Egon Ed Lewis W Downey Bankenstin Ko OK Buvens John Clark Glenn Rows and Miss Hertha Scofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankenstin
Ko OK. Buvens
John
Clark
Glenn
Hertha Scofield
Lucy Hoss
Numerous Texas visits and family travel notes this week
Mr and Mrs N A Gammon visited friends in El Paso Tuesday evening for a few days. Gene Montague visits relatives in Bandera Texas and is a Scott Auto Company member. N J Beott received a call from Gene Montague about Blas Noche in San Antonio Texas. Mr and Mrs T FR Hall returned from a two week vacation spent in Colorado Springs Colorado and Dallas Texas. Mr and Mrs M Chase visited daughter Mrs T BR Lister Jr and family Sunday then returned Monday. Mr and Mrs RH WH Harpham and son Trobert of Valedon and Dorothy Stengele toured Ty rone and Silver City Sunday. Mrs Emma Dew left for Fort Worth to visit her brother Q F Carter and family for two weeks. Mrs Homer Brooks of Valedon helps in the Woman's Shoppe during Mrs Dew's absence. June Ellen Brooks of Valedon visits grandparents Mr and Mrs C M Brooks at Duncan Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FR. Hall
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Dallas
Texas
Rh. WH. Harpham and Son
Trobert
Valedon
Dorothy Stengele
Tyrone
Silver City
Emma Dew
Fort Worth
Q. FF. Carter
Homer Brooks
Dew
Thameses Visit An na Wilkerson Home In Arizona
Mr and Mrs TJ M Thames of Miami Arizona visited in the An na Wilkerson home Sunday while enroute to Fort Worth Texas to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ. M. Thames
Miami
Arizona
Anna Wilkerson
Fort Worth
Texas
Pasture Feeding Advice For Grazing Farmers
Agricultural guidance notes that young and closely grazed pastures require a high carbohydrate supplement such as corn. It also recommends grazing closer during periods of heavy rainfall when grass growth accelerates, and relaxing grazing in dry periods when growth slows.
Effect of Fertilizer on Quality of Corn
Purdue university agricultural experiment station reports show fertilizer use improves corn quality along with higher yields. Five year averages from eleven plots across five state locations indicate increased sound core percentage accompanies yield gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Birth of daughter for Mr and Mrs Joe Ding in Valedon
Mr and Mrs Joe Ding announce the birth of a five pound baby girl on Tuesday at their home in Valedon. The baby will be named Her linda. Mother and baby are both doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ding
Valedon
Herlinda
Local Happenings At Lordsburg Hospital
Mrs A S Patterson and daughter discharged from Lordsburg Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Mrs H C Hucholz of Dunnean had tonsils removed Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs B P Preslar announce the birth of a nine pound baby boy at Lordsburg Hospital. M L Morgan of Globe Arizona visits Lordsburg on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Wright plan an indefinite stay. The Methodist Missionary Tea is Friday afternoon at Mrs Walter Benwell home. ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S Patterson
Oval
Lordsburg Hospital
H.C. Hucholz
Dunnean
Preslar
Walter Benwell
Lilley Hoss Leaves David City for Los Angeles Visit
Mike Lilley Hoss from David City Nebraska departed Tuesday morning to visit friends in Los Angeles after staying with his brother Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lilley Hoss
David City
Nebraska
Glenn Hoss
Los Angeles
Local Couple Guest Weekend Visit in This City
Mr and Mrs B Lester of Douglas Arizona were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Gag Wright of this city Mrs Wright accompanied them home and spent four days visiting her sister Thelma Batter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lester
Douglas
Arizona
Mrs Ritchie and son leave for Guymon Oklahoma
Mrs James Ritchie and her young son Tommie have been visiting at the home of Mrs Love Jones. They departed Monday afternoon to join her husband, James Ritchie, who is employed with the Texas Louisiana Power Co in Guymon Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ritchie
Con
Tommie
Love Jones
Guymon
Oklahoma
Ritchie
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
Crisler Visit Ties Mesa Couple to Local City
Mr and Mrs J N Crisler formerly of this city and now from Mesa Arizona visited friends here Wednesday. Mr Crisler works for the United States Department of Agriculture and has been transferred from Mesa to El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Crisler
Mesa
Arizona
Mr. Crisler
United States Agricultural Department
Ha Paso
Cohen Family Visit From El Page Sparks Gatherings
Mr and Mrs J Cohen of El Page visit their daughters Mrs Harry Hosenstein and Mrs Maurice Eppstein and their son Leo Cohen during a family gathering likely in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cohen
el Page
Harry Hosenstein
Maurice Eppstein
Leo Cohen
Gwaltney Couple Return Home After California Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gwaltney depart Wednesday morning for Alhambra California after a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs B M McWhorter. Mr Gwaltney works for Pacific Telephone Company and learned of a transfer from San Fernando to Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gwaltney
Alhambra
California
B. M. McWhorter
Gwaltney
Pacific Telephone Company
San Fernando
Livestock and Farm Storage Tips From Rural Bulletin
May 1 storage shows 751 000 canes of eggs up from 952 000 four years ago. Silo choice: trench offers emergency substitute for upright. Artificial turkey brooding may deter worms and pests if birds stay away from infected areas. Dairy barn width 32 to 46 feet suits most operations. 30 feet too narrow, 263 feet risks cold dampness. Dipping sheep after shearing cuts lice and ticks, aiding gains. use coal tar spray or stock dip.
Maxine Allen Hosts Weiner Roast for Friends
Maxine Allen entertained a few of her little friends with a weiner roast at her home Wednesday evening at six o'clock. The children in attendance were Dephane Cower, Julia Ellen Hitchfield, Lillian Gower, Karl Cower Jr, and Maxine Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Allen
Dephane Cower
Julia Ellen Hitchfield
Lillian Gower
Kart Cower, Jr
Bridge Club Finds Enjoyable Evening At Mrs Auge stine’s
The hostess Mrs Jr Auge stine hosted two tables of bridge with Mrs Ko OK Buvens winning the pie. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Frank McGarthy EM Luckie H B Buvens Howald Keon J J August ine and the hostess. Kiests included Mesdames J W Clark Dale Underwood John B Clark and fed Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Augestine
Ko OK. Buvens
Frank McGarthy
Luckie
H. B. Buvens
Howald Keon
J. J. Augustine
Kiests
Meedames J. WH. Clark
Dale Underwood
John 8. Clark
Fed Lewis
Wednesday Hirridge Club Hosts Prize Event
Mrs. Paul Austin entertained the Wednesday Hirridge Club with guests including Mrs. H F Clark of Valedon and Sam P. Fulton of Deming. Mrs. Downey won the prize.
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Paul Austin
Meadames
Hf. Clark
Valedon
Sam Po Fulton
Deming
Downey
Mix onary Study Ushers Devotional South Mission Focus
Mrs Frank Woodside of Separ New Mexico hosts the W MU at her home. The devotional study explored missionary topics across South America Africa and India. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Jack Tweet W W Wilkerson Chae Pence Frank Corbell Felix Winslow Bessum Christian and J Jolson.
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Frank Woodside
Separ
N. M
W. MU
South America
Africa
India
Jack Tweet
W. W. Wilkerson
Chae, Pence
Frank Corbell
Felix Winslow
Bessum Christian
J. Jolson
Deming Visitor A G Carley and Wacker Leave for Hot Springs
A G Carley visited Deming on Sunday while Harry Wacker departed Monday for Hot Springs New Mexico for a brief stay. The note records their movements as part of local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Carley
Harry Wacker
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Postmaster and Mex J L August Travel to Hot Springs
Postmaster J L August reports a rest and recreation stop in Hot Springs. He notes travel with a Mexican companion and plans for leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
J. L. August
Hot Springs
Parker Family Visits Son In Animas And Deming
Mrs Parker the Parker family with daughter and the band visit her son Mr M I Parker garageman of Animas Kel and Mrs Hurley Jones and Bam P Fulton move to Deming on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel
Hurley DD. Jones
Andre
Bam P. Fulton
Deming
Evans Receives Third Rank in Pythianiem Tueway
Roy H. Evans is awarded the third rank in Pythianiem Tueway. Red and Bluefoate join a membership campaign while Leo Cohen, chancellor commander, reports on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Evans
Pythianiem Tueway
Red
Bluefoate
Sue
Leo Cohen
Ore train leaves Lordsburg yards signaling continued mining
A trainload of 90 carloads of ore departed the Lordsburg yards Monday morning, indicating mining activity remains strong in the Lordsburg district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Lordeburg
San Francisco Man Claims Theft of Marriage License
George Kelso says his prospective mother in law stole and destroyed his marriage license, alleging damage to his personal documents and impediment to marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelso
San Francisco
Calf Feeding Regimen and Grain Mix Details
The calf should be fed entirely on milk or milk substitute, clover hay and grain. Start with half a pound of grain daily, then rise to one pound after two months and two pounds after three months. Grain mix should include 100 lb corn meal, 100 lb ground oats, 100 lb wheat bran, 0 lb linseed meal, and 8 lb blood flour.
New cattle disease Anaplasmosis hits Kansas and Southwest
The cattle disease Anaplasmosis has appeared in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and the Southwest. Affected animals become anemic run high fevers lose appetite and show increased saliva and tear flow. About 36 percent of cases end fatally with death in about a week.
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Southwest
Japanese Jazz Invasion Sweeps Across Postwar Scene
Japanese youths dance and hum syncopated tunes as Western jazz elements spread widely in Japan. Articles cite songs like Wotonbert Mare and The Mareh and note many orchestras forming while citizens whistle popular tunes such as She's My Baby. even Home Sweet Home appears in modern Japanese arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menattle
Japan
Ventya
Frenchman Seeks Damages Over False Imprisonment
In a suit against the municipality of Dlonen, Alphonse Hruneau of France seeks 100 daily damages for two years of alleged false imprisonment. He concedes some claims lack merit but argues he was imprisoned for crimes he did not commit and previously imprisoned for alleged theft. If victorious, he would receive about 73,000 francs but remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnde
Alphonse Hruneau
France
Groneau
Flying fire engines planned for forest fires
The Canadian department of commerce plans to deploy aircraft to fight forest fires. The government has ordered five all metal planes, each carrying seven firemen, plus two pilots and a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Golfing Woes Prompt Marriage Worries in London Opinion
A quip from London Opinion notes a husband threatening to quit golf or risk his marriage. The exchange presents a humorous take on domestic tensions and hobby tensions in the city.
Red Cross Ball Bine In Laundry Advice
Cited advice urges using Red Cross Ball Bine in laundry for a dainty well groomed look admired by girls. The quote attributed to Ady emphasizes domestic care in family grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ady
Travel Chat Encourages Global Trip Now
An encouraging exchange advocates a world tour to broaden horizons. The dialogue emphasizes adventurous learning and personal growth through international travel.
Hoy Scouts Question Residents in Block
Local readers ask why two younger bugiers from Hoy Scouts live in their block and seek clarification on housing arrangements and group placement. The note hints at curiosity about how minors affiliated with the group reside nearby.
Honest payer doubts belief after sensing mistakes
A person who acts honestly for money stays honest only while they think their belief is correct. Once doubts arise about the belief, they question their honesty and may alter their behavior.
Dentint Aide To Solicitors Through College Years
In the amenzines from the outer office, the subject aided several solicitors through college in the year 1000, indicating a busy contributor to legal study paths and early career support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentint
Film Star Remarries Former Husband After Time Apart
After years apart a noted film star has wed one of her early spouses, reuniting with a familiar partner as she returns to married life. The move marks a second union for the star with a man she previously shared a life with.
Local Handyman Seeks Trade switch to Japan Carpenter
A local handyman impressed by his wallboard work contemplates moving to Japan to pursue carpentry. He considers mastering intimate wall installation skills and seeking employment abroad.
Daffodil Mention in Feminine Summer Attire Note
An old reference notes Daffodil as a feminine summer accessory phrase. The line plays on courtesy and poetic imagery, presenting the flower as a familiar, decorative element in attire.
Television romance sparked by handsome subscriber and face mixup
A quirky TV story centers on a handsome subscriber and a mistaken identity as face mixups create romantic confusion and rash conclusions. The piece notes how media framing influences perceptions of romance and identity.
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Central
American glider pilot endures long night aloft
A unnamed American figure remains airborne in a glider for over fifteen hours, prompting questions about fuel use and the value of such extended flights.
Theatricalist songwriter on the movie lot tips through tulips
A songwriter on the studio lot is described in theatrical weekly terms as the wearer of size 12 shoes. The note clarifies it is not the chap who tipped through the tulips.
Icelanders Prized For Quiet Away From Global Turmoil
A reflection on Icelanders living in isolation from world hubbub and crime, valuing peaceful surroundings and freedom from external turmoil. The text highlights the country’s tranquil environment and the perception of safety away from international racket and crime.
Discovery of Sinanthropus skull fragment in China
A dislocated jawbone is identified as Sinanthropus skull fragment likely linked to Ther way when owner attempted to reveal his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Monkeys and a Half Peanut Theory Questioned
A fragment states half a peanut provides one energy unit for an hour of thinking while suggesting monkeys at the zoo do not support Einstein theory concepts.
England schoolchildren claim cinema renamed in slang
In England the school children adopt the term kin for cinema. The piece notes how movies were once dodged with language and now a new shorthand is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Weeds Cost U S Farmers Billions Each Year
The federal farm board states weeds cost American farmers about 2 trillion dollars annually. The note adds a quirky conversion claiming this equals 60 billion Scent cigars for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
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Wayne Horning
Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
Sheriff Horning
Geological Survey
Air Ferry Line
Swan
Speecialtire Meylvania Salt Mfg
Weekes
Chicago
Daily Newa
Ewes Lys
Vivasia Bal Pere Aes Pom
Rio Grande
Downeville
Mrs
Amos Honges
Miss Ross
Mrs. N. A. Gammon
el Paso
Gene Montague
Bandera, Texas
Gene
The
Scott Auto Company
N. J. Beott
Blas Noche
Hina
San Antonio
Hopital
Mrs. & M. Chase
Mra, T. BR. Lister, Jr
Mrs. C. M. Brooks
HIRT
Hospital News
M. L. Morgan
Globe, Arizona
Lordsburg Vista
Mrs. Geo. Wright
Manine Allen Pntirtaing Litt Friends
WES. Augusting Enterins
Peete
Uth
Mor
London
Wiffin
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