Old Salts Trial Stirs Sea Tragedy Details
Testimony in the murder case of Captain C Pedersen and son Adolph Pedersen of the Puako centers on alleged failure to rescue Axel Hansen after he fell overboard off the South African coast. Witnesses include Sailors Snug Harbor old salts and experts about sea survival and log line practices. The judge reserved decision, trial continues tomorrow with additional indictments pending.
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C. Pedersen
Adolph FE. Pedersen
Axel Hansen
Dudley Field Malone
Pedersens
Ted
Hough
Ting
Broadway
Malone
Sailor
Jorg
Pedersen
Janposse
California
Hansen
W. W
Hary F. Glaze
San Prado
Herbar
Los Arteos
Harcen
Fort Leavenworth
Max Forrester
Glaze
United States
Ben A. Aiatews
Smithson
Matthews
John Campbell
Campbell
Snug Harbor
Charles Agar
Edersen
John H. Cameron
Matone
United States Dstrict
Francis G. Caffey
Leonard Roy Pedersen
Punko
Staple foods show sharp cut in price across market
Wholesale declines in beef butter and eggs push retail savings Friday and Saturday with beef down five to cents per pound and eggs down six to nine cents a dozen. Receipts of eggs in New York set historic levels, while wholesale prices later show upward movement though expectations hold prices down for now.
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New York
Persey
Connecticut
Fexportera
Georgia
Lara Guenttes
Army aviators conduct air radio tests over Atlantic using 2000 foot altitude
From Hazelhurst Field two officers piloting a Curtiss H plane tested wireless contact with ground stations and a dirigible at 2000 feet during a 50 minute flight over Fort Hancock. Another crew flew 70 miles in ten minutes at 2000 feet from Hazelhurst to Camp Vail.
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New York Times
Washington
Hazelhurst Field
Long Island
Menoher
Army Air Service Idieutenant
Bernard J. Tooher
Orin E. Marvel
Camp Vail
Fort Hancock
Howard D. Norris
Samuel F. Hurt
Haxtelhurst Field
N. J
Army
Aviation Repair Depot
Montgomery
Alabama
J. 4 G. Nalli
R. H. Schumacner
Read tells flight story to fighters
Albert C. Read recounts the NC-4 voyage from Newfoundland to Plymouth via the Azores and Lisbon, joined by Commander John H. Tow. Admiral Sir Rosslyn, First Sea Lord, spoke as Read introduced NC-4 crew members and other seaplane crews. The audience gave ovations.
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Albert C. Read
Newfoundland
Plymouth
Azores
Lisbon
John H. Tow
Air Fla
Sir Rosslyn Yes
Read
Ruth Law Waits for Plane to Launch Transatlantic Flight
Aviatrix Ruth Law arrives in New York to arrange a transatlantic attempt. She plans to depart as soon as a large multi-engine land plane capable of thirty hours of fuel can be assembled. Law emphasizes preparedness for emergencies and notes the flying boat would be safer only if forced to land.
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Ruth Law
Chicago
New York
New York City
Suile
World traveler seeks capable observer and aviator in one
A would be flyer narrator from San Francisco plans a world tour after visiting the Philippines China and Japan. She notes Japan’s interest in aviation and reports a $5000 offer to teach her daughter to fly. She cites limited civilian flying sites but expects flying boats and routes to Japan’s islands.
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San Francisco
Missing Diamond In Canine Worker's Sandwich Mystery
Soldiers from the 108th Regiment of Engineers at Camp Mills sought medical aid after a diamond vanished from Mrs. F. Gates’s canteen sandwiches. The gem, worn by Gates, reportedly slipped from its setting during Memorial Day events and may have been swallowed, with regimental surgeons investigating the loss and Mrs Gates insisting it fell into a sandwich.
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108Th Regiment of Engineers
Camp Mills
Chicago
Mra
F. Gates
Villard Avenue
Hollia
Queens
Jamaica Canteen
Mrs. Gates
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