New England Airports Spread Across Cities and Towns
Aviation experts highlight rapid airport growth in New England led by Portland Maine with a 220 acre port planned to open next month. Aerial carnival at Beverly Mass and private fields in Plainville and North Attleboro signal broader regional expansion. Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island discuss first class airports while Providence plans an early airway beacon. Boston papers open a branch at the Boston Airport as MIT dedicates Guggenheim Aeronautical Building and Boston Airport Corp orders a 12 passenger tri motor plane.
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New England
Chamber of Commerce of
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Beverly
Mass
North Shore
Plainville
North Attleboro
Wrentham
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert Island
Board of Trade
Providence
R. I
Boston
Guggenheim Aeronautical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Airport Corporation
Palestine labels new settlements with historic names
International News Service reports that a Transylvanian Jewish settlement in Palestine is named Kfar Gideon, linking to Gideon’s battles in the Esdras plain. A second Zionist group from Yugoslavia is assigned the name Bessare for a nearby site tied to historical associations.
Names Adopted for Jewish Settlements in Palestine
A colony of Romanian Jews commemorates Baruch Ca hane in a village named in his honor. Sarid County gains a cooperative farm name echoing a Joshua route. Names await official confirmation by the Palestine government, chosen by a commission of Zionist, nationalist, settler, and academic representatives.
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Bessara
Josephus
Romania
Baruch Cahane
Jewish National Fund
Sarid
Palestine
Palestine Zionist Executive
The
Settlers
National Council of the Jews of Pallestine
Hebrew Society For the Exploration of
Magistrate Disputes Over Postal Driver Licensing Claim
In Philadelphia a substitute mail carrier John Worrilow was arrested after a collision with a motorcycle driven by Claude Congleton and wife. The hearing before Magistrate Berry questioned whether a government employee needs a state license. The case was dismissed pending a ruling from the highway registrar. If licenses are required, Worrilow may be re-arrested as the postal department seeks settlement negotiations with the Congelton claimants.
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Chester
John Worrillow
Talbot
Claude Congerton
North Eleventh Street
Philadelphia
Berry
Congleton
Wornlow
Postal Department
Worrilow
State Highway Department
Posos Department
B. G. Eynon
Woman loses $48 from hat as Roosevelt address reads
In Houston on June 29 Mrs Cornelius of New Jersey reportedly lost 48 dollars from under her hat during a Democratic gathering. Senator Robinson read a note from a paper about the incident while noting Franklin D Roosevelt's speech had no connection to the loss. The item ends with a humorous aside about a dictionary and a golfer.
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Tex
Cornelius
New Jersey
Senator Robinson
Franklin Roosevelt
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