Sub Survivor Lloyd Maness Saved Crew On Squalus
Bortsmouth New Hampshire May 25 Electrician's Mate Lloyd B Maness of Greensboro North Carolina described a heroic act aboard the sinking submarine Squalus to save five men by holding a water tight bulkhead door open long enough for others to pass through He recalled forcing the door closed while the vessel tilted and water rose Then he moved to join the crew acknowledging the need to act without sentiment amid the disaster and noting others in the dry section had closed doors ahead of them
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N. H
Lloyd B. Maness
Greensboro
N .C
Maness
O'Hara
Blanchard
Isaacs
Boulton
Rob Washburn
John 3
Batick
Complete list of victims and survivors of submarine disaster
Portsmouth New Hampshire publishes a complete list of those saved and dead from the submarine disaster off Fort Portsmouth. Names span ranks from Lieutenants to seamen, including Harold C. Preble naval architect, William Isankos, Raymond F. O’Hara, and Robert L. Washburn among the survivors, and Ensign Joseph Patterson and James A. Aitken among the dead, with multiple trips noted for rescues and a roster of officers and sailors across several cities and states.
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N. H
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John
Nichols
Chicago
Beer
Harold C. Preble
Naval Architect
Portsmouth Navy Yard
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Hersey
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William Isankos
Washington, DC
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Thajay Capiz
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Lloyd B. Maness
Greensboro
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Charlestown
Mass
Raymond F. O'Hara
Elmira
Warren W. Smith Jr
LaPorte
Texas
Woburn
Leonard D. Medriros
New Bedford
Torpédomat
Carlton B. Powell
Cardiff By the Sea
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Alfred G. Prien
Gad Francisco
O. F P. Naquin
Alexandria
Leo
William T. Doyle Jr
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Allen Carlisle Bryson
Greensville
Eugene
Donald Cravens
Thayer
Charles Smith Muney
Tulare
Call
Yeoman
Donate Peralta
Amsterdam
N. Y
Seaman
Carl N. Pierce
Kansas City
Kan
Charles A. Powell
Leraville
Ensign Joseph Patterson
Oklei
Sailors recount dive and bulkhead action aboard ship
A crew member describes tainted water, freezing conditions, and the moment officers evacuated survivors. He explains closing a bulkhead door under duty, insisting he would repeat the act if needed and expresses deep respect for fallen shipmates despite not seeking credit.
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Falcon
Naquin
Graduates Celebrate Largest Kelly Field Class to Date
Kelly Field held graduation exercises for 165 airmen including four regular army officers four Philippine officers and 147 flying cadets. Col Herbert A White delivered the address and diplomas were presented. cadets receive reserve commissions and temporary active duty at Kelly and Randolph.
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Graduation Set As Southwest Texas Dean Addresses San Antonio Class
Dr Alfred W Nolle dean of Southwest Texas State Teacher college will address the largest graduation class in University of San Antonio history at 8 p m Thursday in the open air auditorium. Seventy students will graduate with W W Jackson presenting the diploma and CN Wunder awarding the graduates. The Rev Albert P Shirkey will give the invocation and Rev Barmiel L Terry the benediction. Miss Maydell Miller will sing with Robert Marvel performing an original piano piece Festival Majorga and Miss Jeannette Erlich a violin solo. All are seniors as processional and recessional will be played by the university orchestra.
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Southwest Texas State Teacheral College
University of San Antonio
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Albert P. Shirkey
Barmiel L. Terry
Maydell Miller
Robert Marvel
Jeannette Erlich
Sergeant Madden at Texas Theater
Wallace Beery stars as Sergeant Madden in the new feature at the Texas Theater on Friday with Alan Curtis Tom Brown and Laraine Johnson in support roles Fay Holden Marc Lawrence Marion Martin and David Gorcey. The program also includes an Our Gang comedy a Three Pigs cartoon and a newsreel.
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Bergeant Madden
Texas Theater
Alan Curtis
Tom Brown
Laraine Johnson
Fay Holden
Marc Lawrence
Marion Martin
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European scholar Dr Walter Naumann joins Pacific College faculty
In Newberg Oregon on May 5, Dr Walter Naumann a European scholar and Nazi persecution victim joined Pacific College as a faculty member. He will teach foreign languages and social science, expanding the college’s academic offerings.
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Seacnes
Newberg
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Walter Naumann
Pacific College
SUPREME RUSS SESSION OPENS AS BRETTON TALKS MOVE
In Moscow the Supreme Soviet convened with Ane Andreleff presiding as Britain launches new proposals for a British French Russian defense pact. Stalin was absent, while Maxim Litvinov attended after being displaced May 3 as foreign commissar. The session adjourned after adopting the agenda.
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Soviet Union
Ane Gre Andreleff
Sa Moscow
Magime
Joseph Btalin
Maxim Litvinoff
Midnight Show Celebrates Graduates at Texas Theater
High school graduates join a late night program at 11 30 p m in the Texas Theater featuring the film Sorority House with Anne Shirley and James Ellison. Gift drawings with 160 prizes are announced through Joske’s cooperation and theater management invites all to attend amid planned surprises. Kangaroo Rodeo event highlights Australian rodeos and cowboys keeping animals.
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Texas Theater 18
Anne Shirley
James Ellison
Approval Seen for Widespread Government Reorganization
Republicans and Democrats both indicated minimal opposition in the House to a Senate resolution endorsing President Roosevelt’s government reorganization plans. The first plan would consolidate departments and take effect June 24, the second July 7, with debate expected next week.
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Senate
Roosevelt
House
Horn control rule noted for Cubs vehicles
Report notes that dual horns are not allowed on automobiles in Cubs and references an exact line about horn emissions. Ministry guidance outlines enforcement and safety considerations for vehicle horns in the region.
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Cubs
MOPAG Reports Net Income For April 1930
Missouri Pacific shows net railway operating income of 28234 in April reversing a 110098 deficit last year and 1089388 total for January-April 1930 vs 638071 a year earlier. International-Great Northern subsidiary posts an April deficit of 88286, with a prior April deficit of 110665 in 1858.
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Missouri Pacific
Incoma
International-Great Northern
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