Missing Pacific fliers hunted by navy in new search plan
Washington Aug 25 The navy department approves a second extension of the search for missing Pacific fliers. Operations will involve battleships destroyers and mine sweepers from Pearl Harbor to the Hawaiian Islands and beyond with aircraft and submarines sweeping 300 miles south of Pearl Harbor. Missing fliers named include Mildred Voeren John Augey Pedlar Lieut Vilas J. Krope and others connected to the Golden Head and Spirit incidents.
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Washington, BD. C
Navy Department
Aito
Hawaiian Islands
Omahu
San Franselaco
Widseou
Ortolan
Hawaii
Pelican
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Bent
Pearl Harbor
Mildred Voeren
Fezcber
Michigan
John Augey
Vilas
Krope
Dorans
Jack Frost
Jesse Scott
Wiliam Erwin
Eickwaldt
Dalles
Call
No Pay All Glory Winner Secretly Gave Navigator Funds
M Jensen, who placed second in the sir race to Hawaii, will not tell his wife he gave navigator P Schiuter $25 for the trip. She had said he could make the voyage alone.
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M. Jensen
Hawaii
P_ Schiuter
Jensen
Senter
Navy
Flies Prep for Long Ocean Hops Amid Storm Delays
Reports from mid Atlantic conditions hinder American fliers as a storm with hostile winds nears mid ocean. Capt Frank T Courtney plans a Southampton start in his Whale, while Old Glory awaits favorable weather for a Rome flight. Lloyd Bertaud James Hill receive Rome welcome amid public sentiment. Plans also include Bristol to America runs and air hopes from Curtiss Field.
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Midovéan Eaguard
James Kimball
Bireau
Midocear
Frank T. Courtney
Southampton
England
Ameriga
Leslie Hamilton
Bristol
F. ¥. Minenex
America
Bismaching
Edward Fr
Delsont
Willam &. Brock
Curtissfield
Tong Island
Old Orchard
Maine
OM Orchard
Harbor Grove
Newfoundland
Croydon
Englard
Detroit
Stroheim Replaced in New Picture by Josef von Sternt
Los Angeles Aug. 14 The Times says director actor Eric von Stroheim who once drew fan fame in The Wedding March has left the project. He was replaced in cutting the photoplay by Josef von Sternberg as the director.
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Los Angeles
Afr
Eric van Strohein
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Bia
Josef von Sternt
Man claims world speed record by Tiger moth flight
London August 20 The 1 of 1 percent claimed a world speed record last evening as Captain Lubert Broml piloting a Tiger Moth achieved 340 kilometers 210 miles per hour. The record awaits confirmation by the International Aeronautic Federation.
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London
Lubert Broml
International Aeronautic Federation
Plane Wrecked as Wheel Collapses
A Kelly Field plane wrecked Thursday after a wheel collapsed during a practice flight. Student pilot Lt Torre and instructor Lt L. B. Jamieson were uninjured. Florida paper stops publication. Clearwater Herald to suspend after this issue.
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Iaklns
Torre
Jamieson
Florida
Clearwater
Ebi
Clearwater Herald
Publica
Taratig
Dsaue
Arthur W. Jordan
Hank Yeaturday
Shadowland Probe Bared In Federal Hearing
Testimony described a Shadowland venue opened under liquor influence, with guards watching for intoxicated patrons. Defense listed eight plus other witnesses. Judge Charles A. Boynton presides as Galloway Calhoun observes. State action against night clubs noted. further hearings set for next federal court session.
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Ben F. Bubs
GO. Barnett
J. Nix
Barlees
Joseph Newman
Lennie Wilkon
Ailekie Kieth
Jock rAsalon
Charles A. Boynton
Waco
West
Galloway Calhoun
Calhoun
Yebortx
Avalin
Flier Pays Navigator to Seek $10,000 Prize
In San Francisco on August 25 the pilot Martin Jensen paid navigator Paul Schluter $25 to fly the monoplane Aloha from San Francisco Bay to Honolulu in hopes of winning $10,000 in a Dale race. Mrs Jensen opposed paying navigators, insisting the flyer go solo. She sought a third party to provide navigation and fuel strategy, while Jensen pressed for a navigator without pay.
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San Francisco
Martin Jensen
Hono-lulu
Paul Schluter
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Hoolutu
Jensen
California
Armours fortunes, big fellows and travel talk mix in front page notes
Today’s continued front page item touches on Armour’s estate size and speculation about the “big fellows” who allegedly influenced his downfall. The writer recalls Armour as a builder and friend while noting possible pockets of wealth and admonitions about wanderers and investments. The piece also critiques real estate appetite and hints at travel wisdom and Franco-American contrasts.
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Min
Armour
Chicago
Tongain
Distress at Piett Home as Armed Youths Stop Rescuer
Detected at 2 am near Piett's residence, two girls struggled with two youths in a parked car. An armed youth blocked Piett from helping, ordering him back to bed while a pistol was visible. A related Melange to Jenson mentions threats of violence over a non-stap cruise.
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WY. B
Pietz
Casteoville Pond
Nineteenth Street
Piett
Thursbey
Iscreams
Jenson
Apartment Quiet After Burglar Call
Detective George Brendebsch answered a burglar alarm at 924 Malmn Avenue early Thursday. He pressed floor bell buttons in vain to wake occupants, concluding someone had made a mistake.
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George Brendebsch J
Malmn Avenue
Suspect Charged With Forgery In Downtown Store Check
A Vance-Jackson road resident and the downtown department store manager filed complaints Thursday against a man accused of passing worthless checks for small amounts. The suspect, described as a 33 year old, was arrested on the forgery charge.
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Mire
A. B. Speares
Vance-Jackson Road
Dowtown
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