Chronology of 1935 aviation milestones and losses
Compiled by E Ww. PICKARD a continued year timeline lists feats and incidents from 1935. Mentions land speed record 333 miles per hour, Waltkus transatlantic route, Kingsford Smith Bay of Bengal loss, Stevens and Anderson altitude record, Jean Batten solo, China Clipper missions and Pacific air mail, and disappearance of Benvin Ailsworth with dates in November.
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Huces Mide Aewland
Felix Waltkus
New York
Kaunas
Lithuania
Waltkus Mane
Sall Inrohe
Ireland
Charles Kingsftord- Smith
Bay of Tenens
Feed Stevens
O. A. Anderson Iearmy
Jean Batten
New Zealand
Atlantis
China Clipper
Alameda
Cath
Binevin Ailsworth
Antarctic
Dee
Manila
Stadium Upsets Stanford in New Year Bowl Thriller
Alabama defeats Stanford in a snowy Texas Bowl Final. Sullivan trophy honors SEL FINEAR of Princeton while Azucar wins Santa Anita handicap. Numerous track and golf results mix with boxing, tennis, and national championships across January through December, highlighting high winds of the year in sports.
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Alabama
Stanford
Tala~dena
Sullivan
Sel Finear
Princeton
Azucar
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Cambridge
Oxford
Dione Sarazen
Augusta
Jesse Owens
Minnesota
Asa Khan
Bahrain
Ohio State
Bani Parks
Pittsburgh
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Johnny Nevetta
Milwaukee
University of California
Hradles
Chicago
Yale
Warward
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
New York
Charles Yates
Atlannta
Colorado Springs
Joe Lows
King Levinsky
Chisago
Magdish
Mel Billea Avon Pantie
Sisto Baecolur
Glenys Colipte Vare
Avon
Tle Ataleola Chapbell
Grand
Pew
Uta
Velen Jacobs
Wilmer Atlison
Lawaen Tdttle
Itako
Yarns
Pitta
Petrolt Tigers
Joe Louly
Max Boer
Cuba
American Pro Bolt
John Reveltu
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
Ley Satiea
Welker Cochran
Chica
Ted
Vale
Harvard
Bas ma—Ariy
Navy
Germany
Avery Brimlage
A. A. Ut
Joe Loulk
Pauline Arendun
Detroit Lions
Forward March Editorial by H. Slaver and Harry Hammons
The piece argues against rapid disarmament and urges strong military protection as the best path to peace. It reflects on the Bonus Bill in Congress, calls for veterans to write to Washington, and promotes a community meeting with screenings from the St. Louis convention at the county building on January 9.
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Congress
Washington
America
Legion
Ivan Axtell Writes from Atlanta Georgia in 1955
A letter from Ivan Axtell in Atlanta Georgia to his aunt Mrs J Austin describes reading The Leaders with old Mills County friends. He recalls family members and school activities, notes his Hi Y club work, a Christmas fund, and a radio interview with his school group. He mentions the holiday season, a Sears bike prize, and a fond memory of Uncle Loren as a newspaper man.
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Atlanta
Tvan Axtell
Wil
Ivan
Mills County
Pee
Dever
Iso
Esterquist
L. D. Austin
Uncle Loren
Bob
Sears and Roebuck
Bass Junior High School
Lave
Emerson home burns in Montgomery county blaze
A fire destroyed the home of Alfred Conner near Emerson in Montgomery county last Sunday around noon, with most contents lost. Neighbors and Emerson firemen could only save parts of the lower floor as the house spread rapidly, with Mr Cooper insured for the structure but not the contents, a heavy loss given the weather.
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Alfred Cooper
Alfred Conner Cedt
Champion Hum
Montgomery County
Cooper
Stanton
Dime
Anery
Emerson
Emerson Masons and Stars Install Officers Monday
A joint installation of officers of Emerson Chipter Noa and Eastern Star was held at the Masonic lodge Monday. New officers included Mrs. Mesure J. Tubbs as installing officer and Mrs. Minnie Wildler as installing chaplain, with fourteen members forming the Past Patrons. The treasurer-elect Mary J. Gibson was absent, and Prank Oslevie was named Worthy Master with Lee Williams as Senior Warden and other officers listed. A separate note mentions a body found in Martiostarg cemetery and local fire damage reports, alongside Ida County tax delinquency figures.
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Emerson Chipter Noa
Bat
Ledee Na Ats
Masonic
Ba Sear
Farstalline
O the
Eastern Star
Mesure J. Tubbs
Mere Fnew Hicks
Lnstalling
Minnie Wildler
Hadl
Maetrop
Gorena Twirisall
Worthy Tae Tron
Lee Williates
Worthy
Daetron
Leona Dison
Avsuelate
Viatran
Albert Edie
Auseciane Daetrons
Pearl H. MeLuhi
Tich Stokes
Comduur
Dorothea Warren
Assorhite Cah
Hetresss
Birdsall
Hidevour
Sentor Dewcon
James Hicks
Lyle Hixson
T. Nelson
T. F. Douglas
Tyler F
Women’s Relief Corp to Install Jan 10
The Emerson Wotion’s Relief Corp No. 214 of the Grand Army to the Republic holds a regular session Jan 4 with an installation planned for Jan 10 in the hall. Members are asked to bring sand, wishes, and a covered dish for luncheon. Mrs Clare Yon will assist with serving, Nedtie Burton and Ola Farvis named as officers in white.
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Emerson Wotion
Relief Corp
Grand Army
The
Republic
Kael Omenber
Sone
Colfer
Clare Yon
Gin Intaling
Escop
Nedtie Burton
Ceremoniel Rela
Ola Farvis
Nentseth
Weir White
Jan Ls
Old Pupils Surprise Miss Jeannette Carson
Saturday evening about twenty former pupils of Miss Jeannette Carson who was spending her vacation here with her parents, gave her a pleasant surprise. They came unannounced bringing refreshments and spent the evening in delightful fashion. Miss Carson planned school work in Downers Grove and PHS. New Years events included two social gatherings at La Vern Carson and Nelson homes.
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Itford W. Said
Garnet
Henry Sehick
Roy Titsworth
Ruel Sehick
Art Allis
Red
Bridge Club
Hay
Joli Harker
Franely Parker
Lang
Ballin
Barbara Ballain
Ora Douglas and
Childdren
Venard Larson
Margaret Carlgon
A. Lang
Pearle
Carrie McLain
Pearl
Velma
Deg Molies
Betty Rix
Oakland
Nebr
Mies
Mael Camipbell
I. B. Birdsall
Garcie McLain
Pear
Earl Crawford
Vernon
A. E. Yates
Yattes
Sinerson
H. , Yates
Crave Crawford
Mary
Sarva
Chandler
Clara McDowell
Ella Honeyman
Aimeli
Walter Wellenbarger
Marion Ryans
Stronghurst
Marion I. Willian Ripley
Chisago
Wight
Northwestern University
Jeannette Carson
Downers Grove
Pauline Choukney
Byanston
Edith
Rollin Bass
Merrill Warren
Jock Evins
Ames
Altend College
Lewis Patrick
Dale Billain
Dany College
Blair
Margaret Hatfield
Des Moines
Drake
Chinde Burns
Ixon John
Richard Crottun
Omaha
Harold Jones
Coyne
EL. Paxson
Crow Riehland
Alex
Myo
Amus Smithy
Katherine Kettlewell
Catant Cyrion Church
Kilwin
Gabe Co
Malvern
Masih Mae de Vaid Aieped
Pay Jl House
Bohelain Bables
Miss Carson
PHS
George
Elge
Local Dissension Rumors Spark District Court Action
A garbled report from Mone Komery county describes a rash of domestic conflicts leading to a term at district court. The fragment mentions a chaperoned spirit guiding proceedings and references a community event with windows fixed and a local talk of reverberating tensions.
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Komery
Coury
Forged and Cast Steel Strength Compared
Forged steel is hammered and formed to shape, yielding greater strength than cast steel which is poured into a mold and cooled. The comparison highlights how forging enhances structural integrity versus casting.
Farm Bureau Plans Week Schedule Across Regions
Farm Bureau lists a week of events including meat demonstrations and cattle feeder dinners. Activities occur Monday through Wednesday in towns such as Glenwood Mineats Lyons Burr Oak Burgom and Malvern with meetings at churches halls and community centers. The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation meeting is slated for Des Moines later in the week.
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Glenwood Instituthay
Peel
Oak
Gutheraineleeh
Mineats
Platteville
Lyons Township
Earths Cneoting
Burr Oak Church
Batt Dom
Irralam
Burgom
Malvern Community
Malvern
Iowa Farm Area Federation Meeting
Dex Moines
West Nishna 4 H Junior Farmers Meet December
West Nishna 4 H Junior Farmers Club held its regular meeting Monday evening December 20 at Clinton Parker's Henderson home. Twelve regular members and guests plus County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick attended. officers were elected with Clinton Parker as president, Max Thurney as secretary, Edwin McGraw as reporter. The next meeting will be at Lawrence Fickel's home in May. Haney, Parker, and Baldwin McCarew were appointed to report on different kinds of hints and techniques.
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Pete Baete
Pat
Toren
Poe
Anderapp
Aries
Amerie
Anni
Indars
Movigny
Tarnan
Mole
Tierhert Witherspoon
Tempt
Marshal Josef Pilsudski
Aletatie
Toland
S. Cohen
Atlanta Journal
Joral
Marry Lee
Edwin B. Frost
Pleasant Staval
Switzerland
John PB. Weyerhaeuser
John & Drexel
Thiladelpaia
Paris
Thomas B. Lawrence
Lawrence of
Arable
Rovington
Bryland
Jane Addama
Chienen
W. C. Cole
William Didiey Foulke
Richmond
Ind
W. L Capus
Siarount Tying
George Grosamith
Tone
Sdwin PL Morrow
Fivernor
Kentucky
Gaar Williams
Billett W. Spraut
Chicarg
Px-Coneressway
Chernet
Cleveland
Olver Herford
Stuart Heintzelmin
U.S
United States
Murheark
Tucson
Paxmaster
Charles Truax
Ohio
Willan Watson
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Avintor
Susan Gardner
Washington
Admiral Kondourtotis
Thomas A. Edleon, Jr
Childe Hassam
Astrid
Belgium
Henri Barbusse
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Herman Bernstein
Charles Dickinson
Chicago
George C. Hxunson
Walter T. Sumner
Oregon
Axumat
Bent
T-William Arbatt
New York
Mra
Wilson Woodrow
T. L. Doteny
Pennewill
Pennsylvania
Huey PL Lome
Louisiana
Mive Kunwells
Publmen Company
Len Gans
Nestor
German Chemical Industry
Kendall
Enelieta
Cooper
U. S
Jinox Chinhor
Prench
SheGen
We W. Atterbury
Pith
Rains Set
le Wolf Wopner
Avert
Dicknell
View Chatelnad
Tarriman
Hishop
T. P. Galler
Oat University of the South
Siaranee
A. W. Greely
Ridney Smith
Langdon J. Mitchell
J. C. Bloodgood
Baltimore
Lord Carnon
Man
W.ich Grubb
Birmingham
Ala
Johnston Myers
Henry FP. Osborn
Willam
Billy
Herman Slack
Walter Lo Fisher
Oni- Saint
Interior
Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Bryn Mawr
Dee
Francia Leitay Satherlee
Necuy
Ludha Miner
Tin Chim
Dye
Belts
Withur
Hoi Epaper
Rio
Phibidelpha
Reading
eUpithy
Vin Swerrigan
Venedurla
Tye
Bucking
Wieatura Nedebapet
Metay
West Nishna
Ciliton Parker
Badwin McCarew
Meat Demonstrations on Bureau Schedule
Meat demonstrations are scheduled next Monday at the Strahan area and Tuesday at Strahan school. Experts including Joe Bevin and Ben Coxon will lead demos on curing meats, cutting techniques, and related procedures with Q A and demonstrations starting promptly at 2 o clock.
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Treadhy
Joe Bevin
Ebay
Thay
Tone Economies
Viciniity
Strahan
Ben Coxon
Smith-Hughes
Phe
Geneva
Mr Kilpatrick Hosts Reception After River Outing
After a local outing by Cy Daye the group returned to the river area where Mr Kilpatrick presented vows. Mrs Parker offered a menu of fresh refreshments including fried tips and cordial.
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Aertite
Kilpatrick
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