Famous Aviator Reviews Site Near New Castle
Lieutenant Oakley Kelly and a chamber committee toured field sites for a local aviation project in New Castle. Kelly plans an aerial survey to judge landings from the air, then will report to the Chamber of Commerce. Field owners will be interviewed awaiting Kellys report to select the most reasonably priced site.
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New Castle
Clark
Lindbergh
Washington
Ely
Kelly
Ordeo
Keily
Grove City
Dayton
Chamber of Commerce
L. J. Genkinger
Newscastle
Ask For Bids For New Junior High
Bids for the new junior high at Bucliday venue were authorized by the New Case School Board at a June 16 special meeting. Bids open July 19 with work starting soon after. The 24 class units include a gym, pool, auditorium, shop and home economics spaces, admin offices, and restrooms. estimated cost between 560000 and 600000. Superintendent C C Green seeks name suggestions for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucliday
A. L. Thayer
C. C. Trreen
Will Rogers to Undergo Major Operation Soon
Beverly Hills humorist and mayor Will Rogers will undergo a major operation within days. A medical bulletin notes his sunny temperament aids a quick recovery. Rogers recently returned from a nationwide relief tour for Mississippi flood victims and was hospitalized yesterday with gallstone symptoms.
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International News Service
Angeles
Tyna Rogers
Beverly Hills
Rogers
J Toge
New Division Superintendent Assumes Duties
Raymond Swenk arrives in New Castle to take over as superintendent of the Erie and Ashtabula Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad succeeding J. A. Appleton. A Penn State graduate in 1907, Swenk has worked with the railroad since before graduation and gained experience across several divisions. He began with the Sunbury Division during school summers and joined its engineers corps after graduation. His career progressed rapidly, and in November 1907 he transferred to the Superintendent ranks.
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Raymond Swenk
Erie and Ashtabula
Pennnsylvania Railroad
J. A. Appleton
New Castle
Mr. Swenk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn State
Sunbury
Engineers Corps
Super
Councilmen propose civic committee to outline five year plan
Council members adopted a motion by Louis Genkinger to form a civic committee inviting Rotary Kiwanis Lions Womens Club planning commission and chamber of commerce to name delegates. A five year improvement program and a potential large bond issue may follow. Senator Weingartner announced chamberendorsement of Atlantic avenue extension to State street, backed by industrial leaders.
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William T. Burns
Louis Genkinger
A. W. Chilton
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Women’s Club, Planning Commission
Weingartner
Solous
George T. Weingartner
Atlantic Avenue
State Street
Thurseday
Flying Squadron Of Expert Swimmers Plan Announced
The Castle Aquatic Club launches the Flying Squadron a team of expert swimmers ready to respond to water emergencies this summer to help rescue drowning victims and aid searches where recovery has stalled. Alec Samuels, the club manager, leads the initiative amid ongoing river incident concerns.
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Castle Aquatic Club
Alec Samuels
Flying Squadron
McCon
Lawrence County Aquadl Flight Squadron Enrollment
Aquatic swimmers in Lawrence County may enroll in the Castle Aquatic Squadron orientation to be guided in case of drownings this summer. Those interested should contact Alec Samuels immediately by calling 3533 or A512.
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Lawrence County
The
Castle
Chile
Alec Samuels
Castle Aquatic Club Meeting Aims Community Support
The Castle Aquatic Club met at the Y M C A and aims to list all expert swimmers in New Castle with contact details. The completed list will be posted at the police station Y M C A New Castle News office Cascade Park and swimming resorts so trained divers can be summoned quickly in emergencies. Continued on page two.
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Nell's Mills
Castle Aquatic Club
Y. M. GA
Samuels
New Castle
Cascade Park
Names and towns in Pittsburgh New Castle notice
Readable fragments list persons Mahfood and Dorothy Readen with Pittsburgh and New Castle ties and William H. Clarke. Limited readable text implies a notice or notice-style fragment involving these individuals and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahfood
Pittsburgh
Mary Louise Adigey
Wm. H. Clarke
New Castle
Dorothy E. Readen
Armory Burns in Jersey City Fire Destroys Fourth Regiment Armory
Fire gutted the Fourth Regiment Armory in Jersey City early today with three alarms. No one was inside when flames swept the interior, and explosions from stored small arms ammunition occurred as the building burned. Estimated damage runs about $1,000,000.
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Conternacional News Service
Jersey City
N. 1
Fourth Regiment
De Pinedo Honored By Italians After Long Flight
Commander Francesco De Pinedo arrives in Rome after completing a four continent airplane flight. He is mobbed by admirers who refuse to let him go about his business as Italy plans a banquet in his honor and considers appointing him chief of staff for aviation. The press is expected to confer a high honor the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Rome
Italy
Francesco de Pinedo
United States
Colona Chag A. Lindbergh
de Pinedo
Brent
Coolidge Plans Meet With Rapid City Press
President Coolidge will travel 32 miles from Rapid City to the State Game Lodge for a morning interview with newspapermen and will return to file reports. The White House staff, including Hyerett Sanders and Edward T. Clark, will be at the Rapid City High School for the press conference, with lunch at the lodge. Coolidge fished earlier, then resumed after a Washington media gathering and an inspection tour of Rapid City offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Durno
Sraff
Rapid City
S. D
Mahome
President Coolidge
Black Hills
White House
Coolidge
Hyerett Sanders
Edward T. Clark
Pat McKenna
Washington
State Dame Lodge
Weather Delays Byrd Ocean Flight In 1930s Monoplane
Bad weather delays Commander Richard E. Byrd and the monoplane America on the planned Europe hop from New York. Forecasters warn two weather zones will not clear for days, keeping Byrd grounded while the giant tri motor is fueled and provisioned for departure. An automobilist official visits Pittsburgh to discuss trunk business.
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International News Service
New York
Richard E. Byrd
America
Europe
Byrd
Diainster
Newfoundland
Scotland
Arsa
James H. Searr
Sixty-Two Pupils Given Diplomas at St Marys Parochial
Sixty-two pupils in the Eighth Grade at St Marys Parochial School received diplomas and awards for perfect attendance and excellence as the 1946 term ended. The ceremony followed an eight oclock start with a schoolwide celebration and promoted cards for the nearly five hundred pupils taught by the Sisters of St Joseph.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Sisters of St. Joseph
Pplomas
Xuwarders
Fairbanks Home In Beverly Hills Under Heavy Guard
Hollywood reports a heavily armed guard surrounded Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks’s Beverly Hills estate today after an alleged kidnapping plot to extort 106000 dollars. Police were notified after TV Lb Brady observed three men tailing Pickford and overheard a man remark about her value.
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Fairbanks
Beverly Hills
International News Service
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Pickford
Brady
Miss Pickford
Hollywood
Pickfair
Mother And Three Children Burn To Death In Fire
Cinterunal News Servincy reports that Mrs. Stephen Malingske, 34, and her three children Stephen 11 May 7 and an infant daughter perished when a fire destroyed their home near Port Huron Michigan. The blaze was caused by a lamp explosion in a chicken brooder. The mother died trying to rescue the children who were trapped in a bedroom. the father escaped.
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Cinterunal News
Servincy
Port Huron, Mich
Stephen Malingske
Stephen
Here
Malinske
Chldren
Oba
Tribute From Hardboiled Reporters To Lindbergh
International News Service presented a bound Lindbergh record at his New York apartment. Koenigsberg praised Lindbergh’s courage and character, noting reporters’ hardboiled, analytic respect. Lindbergh said reporters may be hard boiled on the surface but are cooperative with him.
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Colonel Lindbergh
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
International News Service
M. Koenigsberg
Lindbergh
Akill
Mr. Koenigsberg
San Diego
Lindberght
Lindbergh Flight May Need Rain Storm Stop
St Louis June 17 News Services report Cal Lindbergh and his aerial party may have to finish their journey in rain. A drizzle began as weather bureau notes showers expected over central Illinois and surrounding areas.
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Lindy
Inteenatioa
ST. Louis
Cal, Chas
A. Lindbergh
Esco
Weather Bureau
St Louis Greet Lindbergh Draws Frenzied City
St Louis braces for Col Lindbergh arrival expected about 3 30 pm as crowds flood streets. Officials report wild adulation and nonstop coverage as the city locks in on his flight from the Tower Grove area through the afternoon.
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Lindy
St. Louis
Jerry Quishnderry
International Mews
Lindbergh Frenay
Ita Vivie
Tie City
St. Ovis
Deaths of Mys. Mitzareth Mores and others in local notices
Obituary note lists Mys Mitzareth Mores aged 73 of New Anstie and Willan Petkish aged 50 of City Mowe plus Krank-Broniskovie aged 40 in ALauio with brief death notice details. No further context provided due to fragmented source text.
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Mys
Mitzareth Mores
New Anstie
Re DA A
Willan Petkish
City Mowe
Krank — Broniskovie
Chy i Alauio
Lindbergh Bids New York Adieu Heads Westward
Kol Lindbergh departs from New York in Spirit of St Louis heading to St Louis via Dayton. Crowds cheer as he flies the straight westward route with escort planes, aiming for a seven hour and fifteen minute time, weather clear and skies favorable. He plans to pass over Dayton Wilbur Wright field and Indianapolis Lambert Field.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mitchelfield
St. Louis
Lindy
Lindbergh
Werther
Hogroned TM good Pictures a¢ Hoty ud se hol, sixty-seven today
The fragmentary text references a column and weather, with unclear names and events. It hints at a 1967 context and mentions pictures, a place, and a discussion of recent play or performance. The readable items are sparse and inconclusive.
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Will Rogers
City OF
Pennsy
Wilmington
Del
Armory Burns
Rapid City High School
Commander Byrd
Byrd and Associates
W. M. Robberts
General Motor Company
Lawrences Auto Company
Huth Rakowsky
Col. Lindbergh
Lone Eagle
Jam L
Kilgallen International News Service
Polumbus
Norton Field
Heo
Columbus
Leambert Field
Amd
Central Lime
Grover Ao Whalen
Uitys Welvening
Will
Ena
Arthur Mometer
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