Memorable Army Air Maneuvers Close With Salutes Over Arlington
The Memorial Day aerial review near Washington closed as 672 army airplanes formed a 20 mile long column over the Potomac and saluted Arlington National Cemetery. Thousands watched as squadrons displayed insignia and new tactics with no accidents. The final flight moved from Alexandria to the city, dipping over the Lincoln Memorial and the Potomac.
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Sky Force Leaders Toast U S Air Power Tinkerman Keesley
May 30. Assistant Secretary of War for Air lauds U S air maneuvers as proof of leadership. Speech hails raind technology and safety record, praising American aircraft industry for superior equipment, training, and discipline amid 600000 miles of missions.
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Air route drills highlight army air corps time saving flight
The report traces a route from Dayton to Chicago to New York where 1406 officers and air corps personnel participate in field exercises. It notes the Army Air Corps aim to show flying saves time between airports despite the maneuvering starting at Dayton and continuing to Chicago and New York.
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Airmen face transport quandary near British beaches
In Britain air bases, officers battled aircraft movement, with large formations shifting from field to base in minutes while personnel endured long rides to nearby cities. In Chicago, about 800 planes from observation groups were stationed at Curtins Reynolda field forty miles from town, followed by a lengthy taxi trip and hour train ride to the city.
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Copper Harder Than Steel Reported by Research Team
H B Silliman of Waterbury Connecticut reports a new metal alloy developed at the Santana School of Mines. The metal allegedly has a tensile strength over one million pounds per square inch and is noted as harder than structural steel.
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Girl Decides To Say Yes In Alimony Court
In Los Angeles on May 30 Mins Roosevelt Blacker daughter of a president’s cousin and her lawyer friend attended an alimony court session. She announced she thinks she will tell Tim yes because he is unlike other men who come to alimony court. The article notes she did not reveal his name or when the bell will ring.
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Police trap recaptures escaped prisoner in Pringlehurst story
The article recounts Louis Slonski's recapture after escaping provincial jail last December. He returned from Northern Ontario to aid a loved one, faced new charges, and was recommitted to prison. Threats reportedly came from associates urging his freedom. A separate Nebraska note reports Brooke's Cavorite dog leading in state polls among dogs.
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India must abolish caste to fulfill modern rise
Chittabal of Jashyant Chitambar argues in Chicago that a dawn of economic opportunities and social equality awaits India, but the caste system must be abolished. He cites Gandhi and Tagore to support the dignity of labor and reform, noting the system's crumbling state.
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Defender of American Women Society Attacks Prohibition Krk
Universal Geokes in Washington reports May 30 that Weets Dickett, research secretary of Arethods ist Bonkil, defends American women against perceived anti prohibition pressures. He argues moral standards survive amid motion pictures fiction and organized anti prohibitionism. A letter to “Dene Bil” appears in the group’s column urging adherence to chastity.
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Bad Ciphering In Education Sparks Arkansas Talk
Hot Springs Arkansas May 90 a report on a National Congress of Port its and Teachers debate in the United States Department of Education. A expert argues that a child who masters arithmetic slowly may outshine peers in another area, so schools should adapt to the child instead of forcing the child to fit the school.
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Three Children Save Mother from Car Thug Attack
In Suattlyd Washington on May 80 three children aged 8, 7, and 3 shielded their mother, Mrs. Tuth Dodie, as a thug attacked her on a parked car. The assailant grabbed a purse and fled. Charles, 9, and Jeanne, 3, chased briefly, while the youngsters defended their mother with bold fists.
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Hoot-Hegger Debate Blamed On Improper Home Environments
In Hot Springs Arkansas United States education commissioner William John Gooner cites improper home environments and outside influences as fueling hoodlums and bootleggers among youths. He notes police see little to celebrate in bootlegger fashion while predicting widespread school reform within a few years per National Education experts.
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