Lessons From Akron Disaster On Airship Training
A 1983 New York American column argues crew inexperience caused the Akron airship loss. It stresses practical, hands on training over theory, warns against flying blind, and advocates hydrogen use for range and safety while noting weather vigilance and decisive commander judgment as essential.
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Alan
Hey du Suk
Wilch
America
Los Angeles
Germany
Havans
Akron
United Statea
Ups
New York
American
Tne
Manufacturers to Protest 0.8 Industry Control Objections
C O Leel secretary of the San Antonio Manufacturers association said a National Association of Manufacturers meeting in Washington will hear protests against eliminating all American factories and placing unlimited power in a dictator. He departs for Washington soon to represent Southwest Texas industry. Local manufacturers aim to press for telegrams to national regulators voicing firm opposition.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
C. O. Leel
San Antonio
Regiclavars
Camp Idlewilde Rosters Open for June Camp Period
Reservations for the first camp period at Camp Idlewilde are being made at the central building of the Young Women's Christian Association. Signed for the first two weeks are San Antonio school girls including Merjorie Marks Lenora Ann Thompson Sarah Jean Heil Glen eta Gréeman Cynthia Mee Boone Anne Darmody Ade Adams Janet Elaine McCluer Elaine Piefer Bertha Allee Gurren Betty Zirke Helen Foote Doris Lemman Joan Boyer Selty Boyer.
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Camp Idlewilde
Young Women's Christian Association
San Antonio
Merjorie Marks
Lenora Ann Thompson
Sarah Jean Heil
Gleneta Gréeman
Cynthia Mee Boone
Anne Darmody
Ade Adams
Janet Elaine McCluer
Elaine Piefer
Bertha Allee Gurren
Betty Zirke
Helen Foote
Doris Lem+man
Joan Boyer
Selty Boyer
Two South Bend Officers and Bandit Shot Dead
In South Bend Indiana on May 27 two officers Delbert Thompson 49 and Charles Parkins 40 were killed in gun battles with automoble thieves. Patrolman D A MacInnis was wounded through the shoulder. An unidentified bandit was also shot dead in the early confrontation.
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South Bend
Ind
Gold clause bill clear for quick Senate action
Washington May 77 The Senate and House banking committees reported favorable on a government measure to make all gold clause obligations payable in legal tender. The vote split 3 for the Senate favor and 12 4 in the House. Glass offered an amendment excluding US government obligations but it failed. Glass condemned the action calling it rank repudiation as Speaker Rainey warned of swift passage under a special rule.
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House Banking and Currency
House
Chetman Fletcher
Breagell
House Committee
Gives
Virginia
Kean
New Derees
Gore
Oklahoma
Walcott
Re Publican
Brown
Michigan
Duce
Massachusetts
Riley
Wisconsin
Glass
United States
Rainey
Raffey
Glasn
Army Orders list of officers reassignment and retirements
Washington dispatch lists army officers and units in a long string of transfers retirements and examinations. Names include Sherman Fort Toran Ben Franciavo Marcus Chae NM Panama Fort Reoning Pedro Dit law Fitzsimons to Lewhbirse and other stations in Philippines Panama Hawaii and New York for duties retirements and inquiries. officers like Carl A Hardiou and Thomas Ge Infantes noted among many.
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Washington
Bopl
Sherwood
Fort Toran
S'residin
Ben Franciavo
Clow T. Chae NM
Rupplen
Infanter
Governor Island
MawKil Tieutenant Colnual Amen P
Manley
A. Waahinglon
George Fo Aynck
Panama
Fort Reoning
Pedro Ditlaw
Fort William McKinley
Anthony Vadnin
Philippines
Fitzsimons
Hal
Terrill
Price Couatry
Phin
Walle
Raxeia
Infinite
Port Sam’ Houston
Carlin
Stokely
Infantes
Panadenn
Carl A. Hardiou
M. Wantington
Ty Mowall
Tamon
D.C
New York
Sordid Geneva talk endangers American seas freedom
The passage condemns proposed Geneva concessions that would curb U S neutral rights and allow British naval dominance. It frames the move as a grave peril to U S policy of absolute freedom of navigation and warns that such irrational surrender could bring unknown dire consequences. The tone is urgent and alarmist about national policy.
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America
Geneva
United States
Europe
Fague to Get Gold Fight
The text reports potential action by foreign holders of American gold bonds to block repudiation of the gold clause possibly at the Permanent Court for International Justice at The Hague. Previous 1999 decisions favored gold clause validity and a British ruling affirmed a Belgian electric utility’s right to gold payments. A US agreement is needed for adjudication.
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London
INS
Permanent Court For International Justice
Hague International
Hague
Societe Trerrommunale Belge a'Electricite
Fawever
United States
Alajule
Farley Warns Against Controversial Military Course
Farley voices strong opposition to a course of action that threatens military balance. the report notes a speaker and a tense debate among attendees while highlighting the potential risk to national security.
France Ready to Sign Revised Mussolini Pact
France expressed willingness to sign the revised four power Mussolini pact draft. Germany and England had signified acceptance. A telephone conversation linked Roosevelt and British Foreign Secretary Simon to a plan for France to join the pact and for the United States to possibly withdraw from the disarmament conference if Europe settles differences.
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France
Rome
Germany
England
Roosevelt
John Simon
Great Britain
Averiilery
Oalader
Parik
United States
Furopa
Hitler Offers Hay Treaty and Corridor Move
May 21 report from Paris says Hitler signals a price for disarmament at Geneva tied to return of the Polish corridor. Berlin, Paris, and Warsaw discuss a possible compromise as Danzig elections loom. Reunifying the corridor could shift momentum toward Nazi aims while France weighs terms.
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Pahis
USI
Germany
Hitler
Yelch
Geneva
Paris
Warsaw
Berlin
East Prussia
Danzig
League of Nations
France
Poland
Bighm
City Retires Two Notes for 25000 Dollars
Acting Mayor Paul Stoeffer announced Saturday that two more notes of 25000 dollars each were retired. The city has paid 511000 on the current budget debt, with notes maturing July 4 and secured by taxes, retired as tax receipts come in. The total budget is about 3 dollars with around 1100 dollars outstanding.
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Paul Stoeffer
Cuban Federals Accept Challenge to Battle Rebels
Federal commanders in Banqu Spiritus move 400 to 500 troops from Sancti Spiritus toward the Ban Garlos farm near Guasimel after Blas Hernandes issues a taunting challenge promising a $500 reward for harm. Juan Bias Hernaldes leads the rebellion in Santa Clara province.
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Banqu Spiritus
Quba
Juan Bias Hernaldes
Santa Clara
Sancti Spiritus
Ban Garlos
Guasimel
Blas Hernandes
Slot Naceines Fall In Rail Fort Worth
Federal Judge James C. Wilson dissolved the temporary injunction against the Big State Novelty Company ending a nine county machine restraint. Within an hour slot machines resumed operation and police rounded up uneven devices in Fort Worth area.
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Fort Worth
Iia
James C. Wilson
Big State Novelty Company
Tarrante County
Witsa
Vey i Natant
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