Dirigible Plans Grow For Global Air Routes
Eckener outlines long range dirigible network linking South America to Spain and U S to Hawaii Japan with possible China leg and Australia pass. He stresses night landings and meteorological careful route choices while calling for funds to build an Arctic expedition airship. In brief item a Pa hunter records a 200 pound four prong deer from Gallagher farm near Ohiopyle.
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Real NN. Fec
Fadblee
Eckener
Clobedd
Colonial Society
South America
Spain
Mekmer
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Hawaiian
Japan
Mekener
China
Australia
Dr Eckener
Connellsville
Charles Wetall
Gallagher Farm
Ohiopyle
Santa Claus To Bring New Neckties For Lot Of Men
A Washington street haberdasher reports neckties form the bulk of Christmas gifts. Women inspect racks heavily as men receive few present choices. The article notes neckties sell briskly and shoppers expect many to find their way into gifts this season.
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Santa Claus
Mike
Charley
Bill
Washington Street
New Castle
Boys at Y Raise Funds for Foreign Work
O S Goodwin announces the WY M C A boys department aims to raise fifty dollars by January 1 for foreign work. Newsboys and Croton club pledge two dollars each. Y Tigers Mohawks White Eagles and Silver Fox clubs pledge five dollars each. Thermometers track progress. a minstrel show during the holidays will donate proceeds.
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O. S. Goodwin
Boys Work
Newsboys
Croton ‘Club
Tigers
Mohawks
White Eagles
Silver Fox
Shultz Presents Forestry Badges At Troop Session
Scoutmaster Shultz awarded forestry badges to First Presbyterian Church Hoy Scout Troop 17 members during a church gathering. The troop plans tree planting next year to sustain forestry work. A new patrol named Panther was organized, and Billy Hazen won the loud speaking contest. Court plans were discussed.
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Shultz
First Presbyterian Church
Hoy
Panther
Billy Hazen
Troop 17 Backed by Strong Showing at Annual Session
Merit of Honor noted as Troop 17 prepares for the annual session with Merle Hart joining as a new member last night. Twenty five scouts attended the meeting led by Scoutmaster Shultz and Assistant Long.
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Merle Hart
Shultz
Long
Aged Civil War Veteran Dies In California
Col. W. S. Daubespeck a 78 year old past commander of the California and Nevada G A R dies in Los Angeles. He formerly lived in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania and Chicago before moving to California. He served in the 184th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Funeral services were planned.
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International News
Los Angeles
Col
W. S. Daubespeck
California and
Nevada
Grand Army of the Republic
Col. Daubenspeck
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
California
Chicago
184Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Roadster Stolen Then Found Damaged Near Narrows Road
Chevrolet roadster belonging to F. D. Burgoon of 662 East Washington Street was stolen last night near Benjamin Franklin junior high school. It was found ditched and badly damaged early today by Officers Augustine and Walls near the paper mills on Narrows road and placed in Keystone Garage for the owner.
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Chevrolet
East Washington Street
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Augustine
Narrows Road
Keystone
Church's oldest member dies in Canfield
Mary M Eastman, 91, longtime Canfield Methodist Church member in Mahoning County, passes away. She leaves 18 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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Youngstown, Q
Mary M. Eastman
Canfield Methodist Church
Canfield
Mahoning County
Paris Considers Tunnels And Bridges To Ease Traffic
Paris faces a worsening traffic crisis with 124 488 registered vehicles and 3 500 000 daily pedestrians on 514 miles of streets. Prefect of Police Motain backs underground garages and artistic bridges as relief while experts study temporary measures. Telephone woes worsen business mobility, and Parisans ponder whether the north wind will bring snow as a climate cycle is discussed by scientists.
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Paris
Motatn
Palais Royal
Grands Boulevarda
Princioas
Bagan
Monsieur Morain
Gems Worth $1,000,000 Sent Through Mails
A collection of jewelry valued at over a million dollars arrived in London from Paris by mail. To avoid jewel thieves, simple precautions were used to transport the treasure across the channel. The jewels were packed in five brown paper parcels, the largest not bigger than a ordinary novel.
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International News Service
London
Paris
Bob Gives Barber's Work a New Appeal
In Minneapolis on December 12 J P McGill, secretary of the state examining board of barbers says applications for barber licenses have surged as many seek licenses after studying abroad. He notes many hope to work in barber shops and humorously remarks on aspiring barbers seeking diplomas.
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Bob
Barber
Lnternational News Service
Minneapolis
J. P. McGill
The
State Examining Board of Barbers
Sam Johnstone faces death for aunt murder in four minute trial
A Manchester court quickened by Sam Johnstone pleading guilty sentenced him to death for killing his aunt. The unprecedented plea and lack of defense led to a rapid judgment noted as the shortest murder trial on record. The report remarks on swift justice and a broader note about rising prison millionaire figures.
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International
Manchester
Eng
Sam Johnstone
Fant Minnee
Johnstone
Hare
Flo
Sang-Frok
French franc drops in early market trading
New York December 14 French francs declined to about 3.63 cents in the foreign exchange market on Friday as European selling intensified before the American markets opened. Last year the franc averaged around 3.48 cents to the dollar, with brief recoveries above 4 cents.
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Bulletin Chivterniilanil News Servier
New York
Ivane
Ince
Fake Diploma Mill Discovered In Tokyo
A fake diploma mill was uncovered in Tokyo with the arrest of T Kitahama, a young priest of the Tenrikyo sect. Kitahama is charged with selling high priced fake diplomas from presumed Imperial, Waseda and Keio universities to secure positions for clients. The prisoner reportedly visited a home after dinner, prompting questions about the timing of statements.
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FORYO
Moma Mill
Tokyo
T. Kitahame
Tenrikyo
Kitahama
Vegas Diplo
Imperial
Waseda
Keio
Universal
Hai
Start Probe In Mining Disaster
Mining blast at Overton mine leaves Alfred Yarbrough and John Ider missing as crews recover fifty bodies and press officials declare the victims dead. Gas hazards hinder rescue as investigators from federal and state agencies begin inquiry while mine operations are paused and repairs proceed.
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Alevily
Alfred Yarbrough
John Ider
Overton Cri Mine Sa
Apg
Jton Company
Thu
Grove
Thee
Yarbrough
Bur Federal
Stal Ainins
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