Stratosphere Flight Prepares With National Geographic And Army
Preparation for a massive balloon ascent into the stratosphere is underway for 1935 a joint effort by the National Geographic Society and the United States Army Air Corps. Capt. Albert W. Stevens leads the mission with Capt. Orvil A. Anderson piloting the craft from a Basin near Rapid City South Dakota.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
United States Army Air Corps
Albert W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Black Hills
Rapids City
S. C
New York
California
South Dakota
Rapid City
Nwo
Alaska
Cuba
Iceland
United States Weather Bureau
Signal Corps
Air Corps
United States
Stevens
Washington
Maj
William &. Kepner
Midland
Mich
Fiy
Army Air Corps
Fort Meade
Anderson
Kepner
The Detective and the Wall Safe Heist
Off duty detective George Martin spots a woman walking the narrow ledge between apartments. He helps a fleeing thief after Crashaw is robbed, but he recalls his own missing winnings as he decides how to handle the crime and the runaway girl.
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George Martin
Martin
Harry Crashaw
Crashaw
Smooth Crook
Jackson
Just the Thing for Little Lady pattern notice
This sewing pattern advertisement describes Pattern 2065 a snug wool loomer dress with front and back views a pleated back and white collars and cuffs included. Patterns offered in sizes 2 4 6 and 8 require amounts of fabric and a posting address in New York City for orders with 15 cents payment.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
The Cad at Eve and Light Gossip Lines
A humorous interchange features a wife recalling past kisses and a husband warning about stealing while a Boston Evening Transcript quip notes romantic mischief. The Washington Star exchanges joke about a husband who loves races and the troubling way he talks about horses after returning home.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Not a Chance Engage Ring Noticed by Girls
Marie worries her engagement ring will be noticed and is reassured as at least three girls recognize it immediately.
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Marie
Poets Say Kisses Speak Love in Bill Hather Lines
The poets describe kisses as language of love while Bill suggests a pleasant chat as the next step in romance.
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Bill Hather
Bill
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