Witness Says Naval Flyers Are Muzzled
Lieut. Commander R. R. Paunack testified before the Presidente board that many naval pilots fear disciplinary action, hindering discussion of aviation policy. He claimed about half favor a separate air corps to strengthen the force, as Senator Bhgham questioned frankness on service improvements.
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Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
Presidente Board
R. R. Paunack
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Panunack
Bingham
R.1
Conn
Paunack
Sion
Chaplin's Mother Granted Extended Stay in United States
Hannah Chaplin, mother of Charles Chaplin, was given temporary permission to remain in the United States until February 1, 1926. She has lived in California under her son's care since 1920, with Chaplin presenting evidence of substantial wealth and offering guarantees she will not become a public charge. The report notes over 50,000 women work in the U.S. cigar industry.
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Washington
Hannah Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
United States
Chaplin
California
Department of Labor
Unclear fragmentary events on local grounds and stalls
A collage of brief scene notes mentions a race horse owner exercising Tis ann on Pah grounds, a fruit vendor polishing wares, a woman buying favors and lacerations, a silver neckpiece, youths building a shanty, a householder shopping for art, preparations to chop trees, a mushroom hunter returning with mushrooms, and assistants at Ben Franklin School.
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Tisann
Householder
Captain Heinen Resumes Air Hearing Views On Shenandoah
The hearing resumes with Captain Heinen recalling his view of Captain Lansdowne as an air pilot and discussing the Shenandoah disaster. Heinen says hydrogen use might have prevented valve changes and questions the lack of parachutes. Navy officials debate safety valves and the court asks for a theoretical plot of the Shenandoah’s course.
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Heinen
Lansdowne
Heiren
Shenandoah
Navy Department
William Mitchell
President's Aviation Board
H. P. Jones
Court
To Dedicate New Church On Sunday
YOUNGSTOWN Oct 2 Rev Wi M Kerst D D of Canton pastor of the largest Reformed church in the city will be principal speaker at dedicatory services for the new Third Reformed church Sunday Other speakers include Rev Henry Gekeler Cleveland Joseph S Wine Philadelphia and Rev John Horning St Louis.
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Youngstown
Wi. M. Kerst
Canton
Reformed Church
New Third Reformed Church
E. D. Wettach
Henry Gekeler
Cleveland
Joseph S. Wine
Philadelphia
John ©. Horning
St. Louis
Name Division Commanders For Community Chest Drive
Six division commanders were named to head New Castle Community Chest canvassing efforts. Leaders O P Brown Mrs H M Kirk Quincy A McBride J Reed Megown and H A McKinney will supervise 218 volunteers total 200 staff plus 20 top officials. One division led by Mrs J Kirk will be all women handling tasks suited to female volunteers. Approximately 6000 citizens will be contacted to contribute to the Chest fund.
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New Castle
O.P. Brown
H. M. Kirk
Quincy A. McBride
Reed Megown
H. A. McKinney
George T. Weingartner
J. Kirk
Orgavaizalion
Autos Make Harder Work For City Street Cleaners
A New Castle street cleaner struggles in a fast moving age as cars hinder his efforts on Washington street near Mercer. Over ten minutes the observer saw him clear about twenty feet of pavement, only to have debris spread again by passing vehicles. He repeatedly had to drag cars back and redo sweeps, highlighting daily municipal labor hardships.
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Sune
New Castle
Andy Ue
Washington Street
Mercer Street
Tie
Henk
Phoople
Debts plan clash stalls U S commission talks
The American commission reported no agreement with France on debt settlement amid claims of missteps by the French and a tense White House meeting with President Coolidge. French envoys hailed an accord, while Americans voiced suspicion and described diplomacy as fragile. Meanwhile Murray Vanderbuilt’s new Long Island chateau project worth about 25 million dollars was announced for a club hotel complex.
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Great Britain
White House
Bommilegion
Coolinge
Mellon
Caillau
Senate
Treasury
Ee Ee
State Sealers Meeting Ends in Brie Pennsylvania
The thirteenth annual conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Inspectors of Weights and Measures closed in the court house. D Frank Black of Philadelphia elected president with Thomas Hodgson Bethlehem as vice president and R B Keck Clarion as second vice president.
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Brie
Pennsylvania
Court House
D. Frank Black
Philadelphia
Thomas J Hodgson
Bethlehem
R. B. Keck
Clarion
Thomas Howerd
McKeesport
George B. Nevinger
Harrisburg
J. Parry. Runkle
Western Maryland Expects Strike Asks For Engineers
Cumberland Md Oct 1 The Western Maryland Railway management plans to refuse wage increase demands and foresees a strike. Notices invite applications for engineer or fireman positions, stating permanent applicants will be considered first and processed in order received.
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Cumberland
Western Maryland Railway
Mitchell Charges to Be Ironed Out by Naval Flyers
Four corps would agree existing firs. Most preferred the program be left unchanged, providing the chief of aeronautics gains full authority over personnel including promotion and assignment. With personnel settled, flyers would gain morale and conflict would fade. Pilots and the army agreed with work to create a coordinated corps with absolute control along those lines.
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Pragent
Moreal
Corpa
Deaths Of The Day Edith Burr Funeral
Funeral services for Edith Ruth Burr daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Burr were held Wednesday at 2 pm from her grandmother Ruth Copper s home in Slippery Rock township. The Rev Lay Mershimer of Princeton led the services. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Edith Ruth ‘Burr
Joseph Burr
Ruth Copper
Slippery Rock Township
Ray
George B. Owen
Central Christian Church
Lay Mershimer Ol
Princeton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Maynard Joe Cook
Maynard Lao Cook
Harry Cool
O'Brien Street
Ife
Oak Park Cemetery
Being Slow Driver Saved His Liberty
Milton October 1 A slow driving reputation saved William Coup a Vicksburg motorist from involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Simon Cornelius of Philadelphia. Coroner's inquest heard witnesses say Coup was extremely cautious, some declaring he was the slowest driver in the county. Verdict was accidental death, Coup absolved.
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Milton
William Coup
Vicksburg
Coup
Simon Cornelius
Philadelphia
Namerous Imessen
Jy Te
Wright quits as highway head in Pennsylvania
Wright resigns as Secretary of Highways in Pennsylvania after two days of preparation to leave. The Erie manufacturer had been appointed just before Governor Pinchot’s departure, with Pinchot visiting and promising a statement on Wright’s resignation later today.
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Pennsylvania
Pinenot
Erie
Gov Pinchot
Cov
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