World Flight Start for Wiley Post in Winnie Mae
New York July 15 Wiley Post, a year old Oklahoman, launched from Floyd Bennett Field at 4 10 p m to attempt a solo flight around the world in the Winnie Mae. Weather briefings reported two rough spots ahead, with a projected cruising speed near 170 miles per hour and a possible 25 mph gain with favorable winds. The craft carries extensive survival gear, a robot copilot, and a secret detour plan for safety as Post flies toward Berlin and Armagh in the ongoing bid to beat the previous record.
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South Seas Isles Linked by Plane
Several airplanes will be used to operate passenger, mail, and freight service in the Fiji Islands. A daily inter-island air route will connect the principal islands, the first such service in the Pacific, with prospects of expansion if profitable.
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Woman's death by own action thwarted by swan
Berlin July 13 a white swan in a lake near Berlin prevented a young woman from drowning. She cast off her clothes and stepped into the water but the swan stirred, attracting attention and guiding her back to shore where she spoke of her troubles. The attempt was thwarted by the swan’s intervention.
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Book Seller's Wife Tells Court Plenty
In Chicago on July 22, Marjorie Heit nap testified before Judge Francis B. Alberetul that her husband Gilbert Heit nap 40 of 5054 Hutchinson Street spent working hours selling Bibles and the rest entertaining women friends. She said he was cruel to her and was granted a divorce.
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Arizona expedition to uncover ancient southwestern civilization
Tucson July 15. An University of Arizona archaeological expedition will uncover buried remains of a far western civilization that flourished during the Medes and Persians era. The dig will be led by Dr. Er Tan Cummings, a noted authority on prehistoric times.
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Notable comedic address topples into wartime satire
Beverly Hilar recounts a chaotic conference scene with wartime tension and ill suited remarks. The transcript references Deering of France and American Prairie, while jokes about cant, teleology, and misfires by figures like Will Rogers surface amid shifting alliances.
Flier Duo Attempts Atlantic Flight From Floyd Bennett Airfield
The two flyers Darius and Ghenas depart Floyd Bennett Field in a heavily fueled plan that barely clears the runway. Officials warn they face penalties if they fail to report today, while the crew travels without passports or parachutes and rely on a makeshift ice for wing safety.
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Gas Light and Coke tests coal gas trucks for future transport
Officials tested a four ton coal gas powered truck using compressed gas in underslung cylinders. It reached 34 mph, showing potential benefits such as cleaner engines, decarbonization, lower costs, and simple construction. Despite heavier cylinders, improvements have reduced issues. The vehicle shows good cold start and no decarbonization need, with trials at 1609 miles and ongoing government inspections.
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Milk the safe slim option says health official
London reports medical officer of health De G A Dawson urges milk as the only safe method to slim. He warns dieting to reduce weight risks tuberculosis, notes economic hardship leads to missed essential foods, and advocates lean meals with milk and whole grain as nourishing without fat. Regular exercise is also advised.
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Cotton Price Rise Plan Sparks Massive Farm Reward Scheme
Washington July 11 The government moves to pay up to 10 million dollars to cotton farmers across 16 states under a voluntary conservation deal. Secretary Wallace accepts the plan with 700,000 farmers agreeing to cut acreages 25 to 50 percent, aiming to keep 3,500 bales off the market and raise prices. The program includes taxes, floor levies on finished goods, and compensatory import duties, with cash payouts or government-held cotton options as payment forms.
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National guardsmen join hunt for kidnapped O Connell
July 15 report from Albany notes national guardsmen across about a hundred cities ready to deploy for the search of Lieutenant John J. O Connell Jr who was abducted. The O Connell and Lehman administrations monitor notes from kidnapers while the family clings to hope and medical easing for Mrs Katherine O Connell. The Chicago Tribune adds wealthy residents like Arthur Cutten are being guarded against further extortion in the widening kidnapping case.
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Model U8 Capitol From Pile of Rocks
Hoisington Kansas July 15. George Dumler, a neighbor farmer, spent five years shaping a pile of native stones into a model of the nation’s capital. The sculpture stands about five feet high and uses more than a hundred stones joined by notched joints. It follows some outlines from pictures, though not all details match the original.
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Post Plans Only Six Stops On World Flight Route
Wiley Fort plans a six stop flight around the world with stops between New York Berlin and other cities. Distances quoted include Berlin Novoalbleska 2 00, Novonlbirak Khabarovak 2 250, Khaberovak Falehanka 3 000, Fanka Rampanian 1 450 and Admontan New York 220. Total miles indicate a long voyage.
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Cuer Agents Report “Good News” In Luce Abduction
Alton July 13 agents negotiating for the release of August Luce a 50 year old banker say they have received a note indicating good news but have not confirmed the banker is alive. Negotiators Keller and Catt said they had not contacted the abductors directly and that ransom details remain undisclosed. Family fears for the banker’s safety amid the Monday night seizure at his home by two men and a woman.
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Newlyweds Urged To Take Break From Relatives
In Scranton July, Dr Henry H Cann pastor of Elm Park Church urged newlyweds to take a break from interference by parents and relatives. He advised a period away for six months to a year after marriage to reduce conflicts and strengthen the new couple. He cited mother in law jokes as symbols of unpopularity and warned that dating parents often provoke resentment from sons and daughters.
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Plague of Beetles Fills Penny Banks in Germany
A plague of beetles swept across Germany with pennies placed into thousands of youth boxes. About 45,009 pounds of the insects were collected as payment by weight. In Mexico City, July 14 UNB reports Mexico will oppose a project for a pan American union allowing dual citizenship with Spain for citizens of American cantinas, per a report by a committee of the National Academy of Jurisprudence.
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American delegation weighs plan to raise prices at world conference
London July 13 The American delegation discussed a draft resolution to raise prices to aid monetary stabilization and world trade at the conference. They aim to avoid rekindling quarrels with the gold bloc while seeking closer gold and non gold country cooperation. James Warburg plans to return to New York to brief Roosevelt before final sessions. Wheat negotiators also pressed for production restrictions as talks resume Monday.
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Governor White to Visit California for Governors Conference
Ohio Governor Georg White will fly to California in July to attend the conference of governors. He plans to be away from Columbus for two weeks during the trip.
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Farley Plea for Prohibition Repeal Broadcast Tonight
James A. Farley urges rapid repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment in a nationwide broadcast from a stronghold noting policy alignment with the Roosevelt administration. NBC plans a 9 p.m. network airing from WOAT Memphis with symphonic concerts led by Will Van Hoogstralen and the Philadelphia Orchestra, featuring works by Weber, Schubert, Grieg, and Liszt. Additional CBS programs include Erich Rapes conducting a Philadelphia program and a KTSA/KTBA lineup of Ukrainian and other musical recitals with local party activities.
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Albania King Visits Budapest For Minaret Dedication
King Zos of Albania will attend a consecration ceremony in Budapest this month alongside other princes. The event marks the minaret above the tomb of a Mohammedan elder, buried in the sixteenth century, and he is revered as the Father of the Rose.
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