Byrd Stresses Italy Hope Amid Missing Airship Italia
New York May 28 Commander Richard H Byrd said there is no need for grave concern for the Italia until she has been missing over 100 hours. He suggested a forced landing could still yield a safe site, while Lt Commander Charles E Rosendahl remained cautious and cited favorable weather as a factor in a possible return to base at Kings Bay Spitsbergen.
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Richard H. Byrd
North Pola
Umberto Nobile
Kings Bas
Spitsbergen
Bundey
Byrd
Nobile
Charles E. Rosendahl
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Dale Sues Houston Optometrist for 75000 in Bribery Probe
Dale, a former state representative, files suit against WW. Chamberlain, an Houston optometrist, seeking 75000 damages. He was recently acquitted in Austin on charges tied to a $1000 alleged bribe aimed at influencing abortion legislation in the state capital.
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Bonbam
Ter
F. A. Dale
Chamberlain
Houston Optometrial
Aseking
Dale
Austin
Jaffee
Mit
Houston
Deer’s Body Found Floating on Ice in Bay
Detroit May 25 The body of a deer was found floating on a cake of ice in Little Traverse Bay near Bosling Brook by the game warden. It is thought the animal was stranded on the ice when it broke up and unable to swim ashore through the floating cakes.
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Detroit
Little Traverse Bay
Bosling Brook
Came
Maiden voyage of Hamburg dmerling San Francisco arrives
San Francisco docks welcomed by 75 Chamber delegates as the new Hamburg dmerling motorship San Francisco arrives from Germany on its maiden voyage. Mayor James Rolph Jr. gave the welcome speech at City Hall and Deutsche Vereing president C F Zimansky presented Captain William Walther with a basket.
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San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
James Rolph Jr
Italian airship Italia clings to Arctic drift
Reported communications from General Nobile describe the Italia’s endurance aloft over 100 hours with ample provisions for a long Arctic stay. The expeditionary team stockpiles fuel, tents, sleds, reindeer gear, and two months of food including pemmican and biscuits, plus radio gear for possible contact.
Amundsen Plans Relief Expedition For Arctic Search
Preparations were under way for a relief expedition led by Capt Roald Amundsen to search the Arctic for the missing dirigible Tralia. The Norwegian government urged Amundsen and fellow explorer Gannt Sverdrup to accept the mission citing tense relations with Gen Umberts Nobile. The plan followed Amundsen and Nobile’s prior North Pole flight in the Thalian dirigible and was discussed at a luncheon in Oslo hosted by Capt George Ti Wilkins and Lt Elelton.
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Roald Amundsén
Frions
Arctic
Oslo
Amundsen
Umberts Nobile
Gantai Sverdrup
Nobile
North Pole
Apo
Eady
Svetdrup
Aoarch
Tinian
Orla
George Ti. Wilkins
Elelton
Point Barrow
Almeko
Spitabergen
Turner 78 dies. San Antonio widow of Joseph Turner
Mrs. C len eit Noh Turner 78 a resident of San Antonio for nine months died Saturday in a local hospital. She leaves husband Joseph Turner of Sabinas five sons Felix Joseph Turner San Antonio William Turner D Hanis Tex Edward and August Turner Sabinal three daughters Aggie Wolff Annie Garteiser and Alvina Gillim a brother Charles Nehr and twenty seven grandchildren plus eleven great grandchildren. Body to Sabinal for burial.
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Mra Marr Turner
Milive
Hania
San Antonio
Joseph Turner
Sabinas
Felix
William Turner
D'Hanis
Tex Edward
August Turner
Sabinal
Aggie Wolff
Cline
Annie Garteiser
Alvina Gillim
Phoenix
Charles Nehr
D'Hania
Len da Alterna
Leper Colony Outlaws Jazz in Culion Island
In Culion, a remote island 200 miles south of Manila, 8400 leprosy patients oppose jazz and favor classical music. Dorothy Wade, wife of the colony’s head, says residents detest jazz after a violinist visiting the island wept at the sight of his own missing fingers, illustrating shared sensitivity to loss.
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Chicago
Faroff
Culien
Ching Sea
Manila
Walter Damrosch
Mre
Dorothy Paul Wade
Culion
Congress Hotel
Gallagher Ranch Holiday Retreat Near San Antonio Tex
In a rustic Western setting the Gallagher Ranch offers a unique rural experience near San Antonio. Guests can enjoy horseback riding swimming and an authentic frontier atmosphere away from city life. For rates and information contact Gallagher Ranch at 1125 North Al Mary's Street.
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Sen Antonio
Mona
Suman
Gallagher
Ann Antonio
Renaniable Raten
Falephana City
Gallagher Ranch
North
al Mary's Street
Los Angeles Children Exhibit Pets at Lions Field Show
San Antonio youngsters showcased pets at Lions Field, with Fox Newsreel cameraman Jack McLaughlin filming. Over one hundred entries were judged by the San Antonio Humane Society, awarding prizes to owners such as Kenneth Mathews with a turtle and Mary Woods with a St Bernard, among others, as the event featured unusual acts and well cared for animals.
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San Antonio
Lions Field
Jack McLaughin
Fox Newsreel
San Anonio Chil Protective and Humane Society
Srontfest
Kenneth Mathews
St. Barnard
Mary K. Woods
Erhwond Carpenter
Jack Walling
Dramette Knrff
Leo Turner
Josephine Brae
Sarge
J. A. Bend
TB. A. Heil
Jodie McCarley
Lions Field Super Tinor
Senior Class Vice President Elected at St Edward's
John O'Brien of San Antonio was elected vice president of the senior class at St Edward's University in Austin on Saturday according to messages received here.
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John O'Brien
San Antonio
St. Edward's University At
$100000 SIL FINDS IDEAL
From 158 applicants who wrote to Emma Linta seeking an ideal husband she chose a Chicagoan and negotiations continue. The lucky man is to inherit $100,000.
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Los Angeles
Emma Linta
Wan
Ask Better Cooks for Swedish Sea Cooks Training
May 24 report from Stockholm highlights Better cooking at sea. The Bellman Institute in Malmo suggests training future sea cooks in public school kitchens to ensure sailors learn their trade before employment. Many cooks leave after one voyage due to inability to perform duties aboard stormers.
French Army Will Employ Women in Barracks Work
Paris May 2 The French War Minister Painleve authorized colonels to hire women to perform work inside army barracks marking a shift in role for women in the military. The announcement signals broader acceptance of female labor in support tasks within the service.
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Newa Farviva
Paris
Painleve
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