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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1923

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2

Scientists Make Clouds Disappear At McCook Field

Scientists, with Army Air Service cooperation, report experiments at McCook Field that precipitated clouds by dropping electrically charged fragments from aircraft. Result described as uncanny, with potential to remove fogs over cities and airfields, though not all clouds yield moisture. Experiments continue on the Washington Dayton route and possibly in Washington. A separate item notes a pickpocket stealing 160 dollars from Mrs Mary Zascak in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania.

Darron D. Fed McCook Field Wilder D. Bancrofy Cermel University Ant Bancroft Warren Great Vralu Inter Thera Amuy Air Service Shenandoah Mary Zascak William Peon

Oranges Seized in Bronx Freight Yard Hidden Whisky Value

Federal agents seized 30 crates labeled oranges in the Bronx yards of the New York New Haven and Hartford line destined for Boston. The content proved to be bottled whisky with a prohibition value of 30000 dollars. State officers said they were tipped as the shipment left Florida and rerouted here.

New York Boston Bronx New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Florida

Consul General Hurt In Turbulent Steamer Voyage

Hubert P. Skinner American consul general to London was wounded in the head when thrown to the cabin floor during a violent storm aboard the steamer George Washington on its trans Atlantic voyage from New York. The vessel reached Plymouth after a stormy crossing.

Skinner George Washington Plymouth Eng Hubert P. Skinner London New York Atlantic

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