Lost airmen return after seaplane tow to Nawiliwili
Five crew members of Naval Seaplane Ko 1 were found ashore near Nawiliwili Kauai after their aircraft was forced down off Honolulu, towed by submarine H-4, and later brought to port. They reported exhaustion, but were in good condition, with high spirits as villagers welcomed them and naval command praised their endurance.
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Contrasts Mark Flight of Big Seaplane PN-9-1
San Francisco reports detail the flight of the PN-9-1 seaplane with Commander Rodgers and crew. The voyage started from sea with high speeds early, slowing to under five miles per hour as storms and supply fatigue endangered the crew. They endured scarce food, radio reception limits, and near wreck, then were towed to safety by a rescue submarine.
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Mitchell Glad of Fliers Rescue at Fort Sam Houston
Colonel William Mitchell at Fort Sam Houston Friday morning praised the finding of the partly damaged flying boat PN-9 No. 1 and her five crewmen. He said the rescue shows bravery and endurance, adding that few capable officers remain in service and the loss of any one is a calamity to the country.
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Overjoyed Navy salutes PND 1 crew rescue
Secretary Wilbur described the navy as overjoyed by the rescue of PND No. 1 and her crew. He praised Commander Rodgers and his team, noting their navigational skill and the flying boat’s staying qualities. The remark underscored the service’s relief and expectation for valuable post-incident lessons.
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Ducky Bonanza Promises Two Dollar Bills
A chaotic relic notes a $2 bill giveaway scam with misread numbers and lucky claims. It mentions a San Antonio store employee Miss Mary E Caungn and W J Walthall at Nexus State Bank promising a $10 exchange for found bills while hinting at a mysterious Two Spot editor with scattered references to luck and discovery.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
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Nexus State Banke
Mexican labor leader Morones cancels San Antonio visit
Secretary Louis Morones of labor and commerce in Mexico will not visit San Antonio on his return to Mexico City. Conn A P Carillo Feridor announced the cancellation after Morones telegraphed that President Calles requested his immediate return to Mexico City. Morones had been invited to visit by Mayor Tobin and the chamber of commerce.
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Bandits Rob Two Autos After Dark Street Hold Up
Walter Denison and Carl Tantas of Company B Fort Sam Hounters were robbed by a lone bandit at gunpoint after a patrol of a well lit street. The suspect demanded money and fled in an automobile with two companions, escaping without capture.
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Residents Protest Garbage Disposal Plan
Residents along Kings Highway Summit Avenue and Gramercy Place oppose new garbage trucks and wagons replacing huts. They say the routes cannot pass through alleys and request changes in front Ford streets.
Pennon Seeks Permission to Install Fuel Oil Tank at Baylor Hospital
A petition filed with the city commission Friday requests approval to install a 1600 gallon fuel oil tank on Baylor Hospital premises. The matter will be referred to Commissioner Phil Wright for recommendation, with the hospital seeking to switch from coal to oil.
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Baylor ‘Hospital
Phil Wright
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