Byrd praised for Antarctic work before long polar night
Sydney Grey of Ale Joule, chief steward of the Byrd Antarctic expedition, lauds Commander Byrd and his crews. He notes they are settled for the Antarctic night, expect darkness through September, and praise the region’s climate despite extreme cold and continuous daylight during earlier stays.
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Pilot sacrifices life to save others in emergency crash
Lieut. Herold F. Brown, an army pilot, chose to land a failing plane on a Los Angeles street rather than jump with a parachute. The craft crashed in the road injuring no bystanders, and Brown survived with minor injuries. The report notes the dramatic act amid chaotic conditions.
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Money to Retanted and the Great Greenback Change
Washington April 37 reports vast changes in the U S money system as old notes are retired. The treasury indicates printing of present size paper money halts until July while new series greenbacks are prepared for circulation and nearly 400 million pieces are held for public use.
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