Flight prizes vanish as aviation contests unravel
Amid chaotic wartime reports, prizes like 25000 for a Boston Atlantic landing and 5000 for a Philadelphia non stop from Europe are withdrawn. Cleveland keeps a smaller prize of 7.21 for an Atlantic landing. Officials cite shifting public opinion and wartime uncertainty as decisive factors.
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Herman Kohl
Junker
Brenspapers
Foo
Exin
Egon
Kobe
E. F. Gehlee
William S. Brock
Irdiine
Beeches
Boston Airport
Europe
Boston
Cleveland Chamber Commerce
Cleveland
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Philadelphia
Raphael
Demolay chapter hosts party with many attendees listed
A local Demolay chapter held a party with numerous attendees named, including Bernard Dare, Michiel, Gertrude, Helen Erbe, Pauline Han Excell Rey, Louise, Kenneth De s, Laurens Bowers, Ralph W. Marsh, and others. Lighthouses on Europe’s Atlantic coast were painted with northward rows to aid navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Braddock
Gertrude
Helen Erbe
Paca c
Pauline Han- Excell
Rey
Louise i
Gs. Jn
Kenneth de S
Laurens Bowers
Ralph W. Marsh
Ruscell L
Michael Stewart H. Brown
Richard F. Kline
Willam
Clarence Mohler
Charles Butcher, Jr
Gordon Spurrier
Lio- Teom Engelbrecht
Bernard Daris
Edward Farnsworth
Bramwell Mazaba
Sperry L. Storm
J. Herman Borer
tTewis
WH. Barer
Robert Firer
Orville Summers
J. A. Hansen, Jr
Chester Yinger
Roscoe Fitz
George Bennett
Frank Carter
Paul Clemson
John Kuhn
Calvin Meier
Wiliam Schmidt
F. W. Caton
Robert Saum
Elkina Rhoderick
Dorser Shipper
I. L. Oster
AC. Potter
F. E. Mone
Robert Miller
Thomas Gordno
Paul Barshart
Fred Beachler
W. A.medy
Fhorty Helm
Michael Isemingter
Maurice E. Snook
Ree E. Wiebel
John FE. Mianich
Atlantic
Europe
Fragmented text fragment about local event and names
A partial OCR reading mentions individuals and places with unclear context. It references a potential event or incident, some dates or markers, and scattered names such as Gary and Loe. Details remain obscured by illegible sections.
Wheat Forecasted To Decline In 1930 Corn Yield Drops
The Department reported corn yield likely to be well below normal, with August conditions worsened by a poor crop in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Wheat output was forecast at 38,040,090 bushels while durum wheat stood at 2,000,099 bushels. declines noted for corn and oats but improvements expected for spring wheat and several crops. Demonstrations on seed wheat treatment against smut will be held in twelve communities, encouraging all farmers to attend. A Peru contest offers a prize for the first aviator to fly Lima to New York.
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Yaske
Busuicia
Morta
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Coumts
Regunty
H. R. Shoemaker
Jman
jAittle
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Apandon
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Sir John Carry
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Bernard Dare
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Michiel
Hes
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Ehbcie North
Anate Wa
Fever
Gary Mage
Peru
Lima
New Fark
Isome
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Norte
Mary Jane Shop
West
Patrice &T
Washington
Picasa Witte Tle New
Wakuin Oron
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Bank
Areo
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Edmonston
East Second St
Edmonston Studio
Lockheed Hydraulic
the Staley Motor Company
E. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Graham Brothers Trucks
Arvedt Brotheens
Teedaioe
Delige Hwecincre, Karts
America
Dodge Brothers
Dodge
Aberroorrau
Staley Motor CO
East Patrick St
Douse Pyotn Ers Seni An
McCleery
Jewelery Store
North Market Street
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Blue Ridge Brand
Veal
Frederick County Products
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
Fhowers
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