Aviators Air Training Claints Aboard Public Plea
William J. Chipman, a lieutenant in the air corps reserve, writes from Valley Nebraska urging improved training and continued employment for aviators. He recounts Brooks Mare and the limited flight hours for reserves, noting 800 more regular officers needed and proposing extended duty or later army commissions to retain trained pilots.
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Orie Ee Baier
Angeles
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Valley
Nebraska
Wiliam J. Chipman
Leutenant
Air Corps Reserve
Air Corps
United States Army
Air Cops
Anny
Army
Brooks
Brooks and Maren Seis
Maren
Cornell University
Kelly Qeld
Permentert
Governor Ho Lehman to Undergo Brief Operation
New York September 29. Governor Herbert Hoover Lehman will undergo a brief operation after a preparatory examination revealed a planned procedure. His physician says the operation is minor and to be followed by a short period of rest in bed under careful care.
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Washington
Edsor
N. Y
York
Herbert Ho Lehman
Falling Pistol Wounds Waller Baker at Highland Avenue
The 45 year old Waller Skinny Baker living at 1646 Highland Boulevard was injured Friday at a Santa Rosa infirmary after his pistol fell and discharged striking his left leg. Police say the wound resulted from an accidental discharge. Nearby reports note a separate obituary: Dr Edward G Read a 5 fraternity retiree and Princeton University’s oldest alumnus died at his Plainfield home today, survived by his wife and two children from a prior marriage.
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Man Waller
Princeton
Plainfield
N. J
Usi
Edward G. Read
Princeton University
AFL Body Urges Treaty Limit on Navy Strength
Washington report says the AFL metal trades department adopted a resolution urging the navy to stay within treaty limits and remain at a ready maximum. Delegates representing about 700000 workers argued that despite President Roosevelt’s public works funding for new ships, the navy would still fall short when the London pact expires in 1936.
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AFL
Washington, D. C
Metal Trades Department
American Federation
Janbor
Roosevelt
Byrd Supply Ship Sails for Norfolk
Beay, a Byrd Antarctic expedition supply ship under Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, sailed from here heavily loaded with fuel for Norfolk as its next stop. A ship arrived yesterday from Boston on the first leg of the voyage.
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Bayonns
Sepe
Beay
Richard E. Byrd
Norfolk,a
Boston
Fort Worth Man Dies by Own Action at 85
Despondent over health and financial reverses, Martin L. Tomlin, 85, ended his life by taking poison yesterday. Coroner returned a verdict of suicide. Tomlin formerly gained local recognition for vegetable experiments near Castleberry Road.
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Fort Worth
Martin L. Tomlin
Iate
Corones
Tamlin
Loan Request for 100 Project Zoo Hall Plans
Mayor Quin seeks public works funds totaling about 8.31 million for a two story 34 000 square foot zoological and exhibition hall. The plan includes winter animal quarters and a research library with a 10 year construction period. Estimated annual revenue 31 010 and net revenue 16 610. A letter from L W Alexander promises prime exhibit space if quarters are provided.
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Mulogica
Fort Worth
L. W. Alexander
East Olmos Drive
United States
Zoollogical Society
New Lord Mayor in London Election Shocks Guildhall Crowd
Charles Henry Collis elected art mayor amid London's guildhall ceremony. The Glovemaker titled figure honored as knight alderman, with his residence noted at 130 Waring for rent listed at 23.59 monthly. Classified ads section includes light listings.
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London
Charles Henry Collis
Htomta
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