Do X Voyagers Tell Thrill De Trip
Nervous fear rose as a giant flying boat sent distress signals during a perilous voyage. X Voyagers faced unknown hazards at sea while pursuing a bold airship undertaking.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1930
Page
8
Nervous fear rose as a giant flying boat sent distress signals during a perilous voyage. X Voyagers faced unknown hazards at sea while pursuing a bold airship undertaking.
Reports from Bordeaux indicate the DO X airship moments from catastrophe as it skimmed the Atlantic, forced to land on the sea near La Rochelle after failing to reach Bordeaux in worsening conditions. Passengers were rescued by a small boat after hours on open water, while the crew remained aboard.
An ad touts internal circulation failure as cause of piles and promotes Hem-Roid by Dr J B Leonhardt as a guaranteed internal remedy. It claims 1000 patients benefited and urges readers to obtain from their druggist, with money-back guarantee if it fails to end misery.
Fred Stanek, Iowa former three time champion corn husker, husked 20 1 2 bushels in 80 minutes, a feat seen as country’s importance over prize fighting. A machine to cut husk and shell corn could cut costs to 2 2 1 2 cents per bushel, boosting farm profits amid other industry notes.
Two officers of the Gootrich Rubber company arriving Monday by air will be feted by the chamber of commerce at the Gunter hotel at 6:16 pm. M. N. Wayman and C. G. Thompson head cotton divisions. Lee Shoendale pilots the ship Alvertorn. William McIntosh to act as toastmaster. Aviation committee will meet them at Winburn Field.
A Dallas candidate for governor on the Republican ticket, Cal. W. Fi. Barbot, faced renewed calls for his campaign with a “Teras for Texans” platform. Colonel Talbot plans centralized bureau of tax information and has sent hundreds of requests for Texan resources and industrial potential to commerce managers.
To the state cemetery at Austin the bodies of Col. John W. Bunton and his wife may be taken soon from the old homestead near Kyle where they rest. Bunton signed the Texas declaration of independence and served at San Jacinto. Bunton was a friend in early life of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the Confederate president.
In Denver Colorado on November 17 actress Alice Dredy sustained leg injuries in a car crash. She was confined to her hotel room to rest while doctors treated a fractured leg and a minor head injury. The accident followed a collision with another vehicle at a city intersection. No other passengers were injured.
Rotan. The annual Rotan Poultry Show will run November 20 21 and 22 with ribbons awarded to winners and no entry fees charged. The event aims to boost poultry interest in the region.
The Southern State Transportation Company reports that the Tollwar Galveston ferry opened April 18 and has carried over 50,000 passengers, averaging about 200 daily since launch. The figure reflects the Gulf region activity as of November 17.
Texas City customs receipts for October reached 204,715.16 dollars, per the customs office. The figure surpassed Aerumber by 111,034.59 dollars, marking a sizable month over month gain.
New York architect Caan Gilbert, lauded for the air scraper concept shaping the city skyline, was awarded a polite medal by the Society of Arts and Tactics. The Woolworth Building he designed remains a landmark though no longer the tallest.
Several violent assaults occurred Sunday night involving multiple victims on Sheeman Street Vargas and Welter Streets. John Willett Fort Sam Houston soldier was stabbed in the abdomen and robbed of $6. he was helped by Detective J A Laure and taken to a bus hospital. Elmer Asluskyos, 17, was stabbed on Vargas Street with treatment at Robert B Green Hospital. Foy Spoon, 18, was stabbed on West Laurel Avenue and treated. details describe a drug-influenced assailant. An unnamed man and another victim sustained non serious injuries and were treated at local hospitals.
Corpus Christi delegates at the Intra coastal Canal association meeting in New Orleans report encouraging progress toward securing right of way for the Texan canal. Officials expect construction to begin by 1941, with Corpus Christi as the southern terminal. Roy Miller, vice president, notes optimistic reports from the association. Citizens anticipate a celebration in Corpus Christi upon success.
Texas City terminal firm reports cotton shipments from Trans City port in October about 5000 bales, well below last year's 21.5 million total. October sulphur exports from Texas City totaled about 850000 pounds, with none exported in the same month a year ago.
San Angelo reporter notes a Mohair market rise as N. Webb, a local rancher, sells 200 pounds of tong mohair to J. M. Lea at about 11 to the pound. The yearling goat hair, nine months old and shorn average eleven rounds, is prepared for bonding and branding uses.
Beaumont Texas November 14 Dan Foster a field agent of the United States biological survey has lined up on the side of the armadillo in a battle over its effect on wildlife and crops. He claims the armadillo is beneficial as a beetle eater and rooter that helps agriculture despite claims it preys on quail eggs and ground nesting birds.
Karl von Wiegand reports from Lisbon that the giant Dornier DO X may delay its Lisbon to New York hop until April or May due to favorable winds and very short winter days. Weather and headwinds, plus the ship's 7000 horsepower and 12 motors, influence the undecided plan as Dornier and Commander Christiansen weigh daylight feasibility.
London dispatch notes that British officers billed the German visitor for 1100 pounds for services rendered in Calshot. The Daily Herald reports every boat launch, telephone call, and even fuel for inspecting the ship as charges. Officers and sailors reportedly wished to curb the German presence but lacked power to enforce limits.
Datlas reports an 18 year old motorcyclist Dan Molter Jr. was struck and killed today by a four occupant automobile. Four men, including Glaze, faced charges and pled guilty to related counts of driving while intoxicated in connection with the crash.
John Williams, 82, of 140% North Calaveras Street, was recovering at Robert B. Green Hospital after an accidental pistol discharge while cleaning a weapon days ago. He was shot in the right foot and listed in stable condition.
TO GRANDE CITY Texas November 17 Angolian well water once used as a remedy may be pivotal to Starr County petroleum. Several companies drill nearby as a recent exploration attempts deepen. An older well drilled 1500 feet by D Wy Aloate of Trounton yielded nothing, but new geologists see potential at a different site with oil prospects in the Grande region.
The state set and plant board will hold three meetings in Texas to pass on applications for permission to sell certified cotton reed. Secretary Re VS Miller announced that the board will meet in Austin in December, in January at Dallas, and in February at College Station.
A German specialist promotes a celebrated remedy claimed to relieve rheumatism neuralgia neuritis and other pains without opiates. The fast acting formula supposedly lifts the helpless back to work and happiness, marketed widely in drug stores.
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