Naval Officers Back Navy in Air Service Debate Before Inquiry Board
Navy leaders and British experts told the inquiry board that unified air power is unlikely to succeed without under the navy. Navy leaders led by Secretary Wilbur and Admiral Eberle argued that naval air arms are more reliable and battle ready under existing control and warned against autonomous air arms. They dismissed Colonel Mitchell's push for a separate air service as false and insisted air power requires fleet support and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renatass T Dark
International News Service
Washington
Army
Navy
President
Air Board
United States
Department
Wilbur
F. W. Eberle
Naval Air Service
Marine Corps
Naval Air Arm
Billy’ Mitchell
Naval
Mitchell
General Staff
General Board
Great Britain
Young people plan Sunday meeting with extensive program
Article outlines a two session Sunday event led by Miss Pearl Hockenberry and Rev Wingfield with many participants. Details include Praise Service, Devotional Service, Welcome Greetings by Paul I Weller, separate sessions for boys and girls, multiple leaders from local churches, and a labor of planning with an evening program and installation of officers. Shenandoah ships inquiry noted later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Russel McNickle
John W. Owens
Charlotte Rodgers
Croton M
Paul I. Weller
Conference Church School
Myrna Stitzinger
Clarence Boston
Virginia Reheef
Grace M. E
David Young
V. P
Martha Whiting
Epworth M. E
Austin Cowmeadow
Central Christian
Gwyneth Lloyd
Trinity Episco
Protests Over Use of Shenandoah Wreck Statements
Testimony shows crew members objected to statements used only to refresh memories and not as evidence in the Shenandoah disaster inquiry. Admiral Jones admitted the notes would be in the record but not treated as proof. Witnesses described a sudden temperature drop in the storm area and motor troubles on No. 1 and No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Admiral Jones
Shenandoah
Roland G. Mayer
Thomas B. Hard
Charles.e. Bauch
Lieut. Mayer
Lieut. Bauch
Lieut
Nelson
New Castle Hosts Annual Dahlia Show at Carnegie Auditorium
The Second Annual Dahlia Show of the New Castle Garden Club opens at the Carnegie Auditorium on South Jefferson Street. Thousands of dahlias, gladioli, asters, and zinnias enchant visitors as judges arrive to evaluate blooms, with the event running from 3 to 10 this evening and continuing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Auditorium
South Jefferson Street
New Castle Garden Club
Glads
Harry Lash
John Carman
C. S. Bonbey
James Murphy
Sewickley
Deaths Of The Day In Cleveland and nearby towns
Mrs. Katherine Conroy wife of Martin Conroy of Cleveland died September 21 at her residence on 24th Street. She leaves four daughters and a son in law Paul Smith of this city and will be remembered in New Castle. Funeral at St Timothy's Cleveland Thursday at 9. Priscilla Monroe Weller widow of John Weller died September 23 in Slippery Rock Township aged 65. Burial in Kerman cemetery. Surviving children include R M and J A Weller and several daughters and grandchildren. Eliza Jane Nixon 95 widow of John Nixon died near Darlington after long illness. Survives daughter Mrs W Burke and son William Nixon plus grandchildren. Miss Margaret MecCreight 72 retired Pittsburgh teacher died in New Wilmington. Services Thursday at 8:30 from Miss Elliott's home then in Pittsburgh Allegheny Cemetery. Elizabeth DeSimone aged five died at 403 East Woutton Street after extended illness. Survives parents and four sisters. Daisy Jackson funeral held at Bethel A M E Church with interment at Greens land Cemetery.
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Martin Conroy
Katherine Conroy
L24th Street
Cleveland
Conroy
Paul Smith
William Zahler
James Williams
Edward Srp
New Castle
St. Timothy's Church
Weller
Priscilla Monroe Weller
John Weller
Slippery Rock Township
Howarth
Kerman Cemetery
Monroeville
Allegheny County
Joel
Margaret Monroe
Eliza J. Nixon
Eliza Jane Nixon
John Nixon
Darlington
Nixon
Margaret MccCreight
Pittsburgh
Mary Elliott
New Wilmington
MecCreight
Irel
Miss Elliott
Allegheny Cemetery
Elizabeth DeSimone
Kovinni DeSimone
East Woutton Street
Mary Pasqualina
Carmilla
Michalina
St Vitus Church
Daisy Jackson
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
W. O. Davis
Clark
Griffin
Graceland Cemetery
Plans Begin for Community Chest Campaign Drive
The group endorsed the Community Chest project and elected Mr. Sarcka to lead with a headquarters at the Board of Trade on North Mercer Street. A canvassing organization will be formed this week as clerical work is prepared and campaign dates set.
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Community Chest
Sarcka
Board of Trade
Mercer Street
A. C. Hoyt
George F. Winter
W .K. Waddington
H. B. Richards
JL. Hu. Round
James M. Smith
James K. Love
Joseph Hannon
B K Thacker
Thomas H. Hartman
H Lee Marvin
J. K. Furst
Ira M Ramsey
John A. Butler
Marion Wallace
J. M. Eagan
K. M. Kirk
Jacob Rentz
Robert Meermans
Katherine Wilfley
John C. Taggart
C. L. McMillen
P. Emery
John J. Maher
John P Lockhart
D. H. Kay
F. W. Smith
J. B. Haley
Jessie Wilson
J.ee Calahan
F. A. Hover
J. G Nothdurst
J. L. Stratton
Carrie Agnew
Wilbur Defends Navy Air Standards Before Inquiry
Wilbur urges retention of Navy air forces within the service saying independence would be a grave error. He argues air power is integral to the Navy and will be managed as efficiently as other internal topics without outside interference. He praises the dirigible for long range reconnaissance and notes the Shenandoah wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Mitchell
Navy
Shenandoah
Kraft Named Part Time Assistant At Y M C A
Announcement by Robert L. Meermans General Secretary of the YMCA states Johnny Kraft of Castile Five and American Red Cross lifesaving will serve as part time assistant in physical work this winter. Kraft will run boys and men swimming classes and help Harry S. Day with gym classes starting October 1. He will remain on the News Editorial staff with minimal evening time required.
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Robertl. Meermans
Johnny Kraft
Castile Five
American Red Cross Life Saving
Vaiminer
Kraft
Harry S. Day
Johnny
Shenandoah Wreck Witness Testimony At Air Board
The first witness, Richardson Wilson assistant cook on the Shenandoah, described the sudden storm onset and the ship’s plunge after awakening. He heard cracking sounds from breaking struts as the vessel descended during the final journey.
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Richardson Wilson
Shenandoah
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Roland Whitaker
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Cen
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U. P
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First Christian
Heart To Heart
Walter A. Cope
Heart
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Prudence Sankey
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Lillian Armstrong
Croton M. E
Christian Leadership
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Epworth
Mary Weyrick
Ist. Baptist
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Nobille de Lorenzo
M. E
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Elsie Edéenham
Croton
Charles Matthews
Grace
Myrna Stitzingrer
Isabelle Wallace
Mahoningtown
Y. P. Society
Margaret Lowery
Central Presbyterian
Johnny Weyrick
Perry Shuler
T. J. Davies
Helen Emery
Rebecca Gwin
Perry Schuler
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Paul Weller
George Landis
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DuShan
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Seavys Studio
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Res. Mgr
Aalin
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