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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

7

Famous gliders entered at Cleveland meet

World renowned pilots join glider contests at the 1929 National Air Races in Cleveland. Amelia Earhart Frank Hawks Pall Brock Lester Maitland and others will compete in the motorless Cliff Henderson trophy glider Derby along with German ace Dr Wolfgang Klemperer and noted designers Franz Gross and Anthony H Fokker.

International News Service Cleveland L. I. Ross Amelia Earhhart Afme Atlantic Wilmer Stultz Lou Gordon Frank M. Hawks Pall Brock Edward Schlee Tokio Lester J. Maitland Pacific Honolulu Albert Hagenberrer Casey” Jones Reed Landis Wort ELF Cliff Henderson Henderson Wolfgang Klemperer National Gliders Association Klemperer Germany Franz Gross Darmstadt

Queen Marie Fairy Tale Set for Paris Opera Debut

Paris reports that Queen Marie of Romania wrote the fairy tale Iierim with music by Nonna Otescu of Bucharest. The French Opera director accepted it for next winter’s repertoire and it is likely the queen will attend the first night in Paris.

Sy International Paris Queen Marie of Romania Nonna Otescu Conservatory of Music of Bucharest

Plane crashes on flight to welcome Graf Zeppelin

William P. McCracken Jr assistant secretary of commerce in charge of aeronautics was slightly hurt when a government cabin plane carrying him to Lakehurst to greet the Graf Zeppelin crashed near Bridgeton New Jersey. The craft struck telegraph wires overturned and landed upside down. McCracken had a cut knee and the pilot suffered a sprained wrist. Fuel shortage forced the landing.

Bridgeton William P. McCracken, Jr Commerce Cleveland Lakehurst Here CC. H. Charles Ohio City Eckener

Cool summer gowns dazzle in Paris Casino fashion

International News Service reports Paris summer evening wear features exceptionally cool gowns in mousseline georgette net and taffeta. Designs include Esmeralda in green lace with flowers, a black taffeta gown with pink roses, capucine colored taffeta with bows, and chiffon bodices with long flowing panels.

International News Service Paris Rue de la Paix Frick Ecru

Lindberghs to fly Amazon valley route for airmail

Washington reports that the Lindberghs will undertake a one way flight over a 1200 mile jungle stretch to map an airmail corridor. The route follows the Amazon valley and is part of a colonel led exploration for air transport.

Washington Amazon

Hamburg Ranks Second to New York in World Shipping 1928

Hamburg port officials announce 1928 totals show Hamburg second only to New York in total incoming and outgoing tonnage with 19.3 million net register tons. The United States leads global totals, Germany rises 2.3 percent since 1928, and Hamburg notes stronger growth than Rotterdam Antwerp and Marseille.

Hamburg Bureau of Statistics New York United States Italy Great Britain Japan France Germany Hreman Rotterdam Antwerp Marseilles Genoa

Velvet fashions rule the Paris winter show

Paris reports a velvet surge with downy pile, uncrushable fabrics and short smooth pile. Prints and dots appear in winter velvets while velveteen on voile and satin grounds edge evening wear. two color weaves and moire effects stand out in chartreuse greens, black flowers, and delicate pin dots.

Frocking details described in jade green gown

A garment described with jade green sleeves and a matching long full skirt that drapes to the floor at the back. The dress features green trimming and knotted embellishments scattered across its ample folds.

Goose Goslin Hits Ball Over Fence Injures Woman

Aug 29. Goose Goslin of the Washington Senators hit a ball over the fence and struck a woman nearby, injuring her shoulder and requiring medical attention. The incident occurred at the ballpark in Washington as fans watched the game.

Washington Goose Goslin

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