Zeppelin Demonstrates Gas Fuel On Count Zeppelin Flight
Hugo Eckener announced the Kaiser's airship Count Zeppelin completed a nine and a half hour test flight using gas fuel instead of gasoline and benzol. The crew achieved power stability across all five engines, with the ship switching between gas and liquid fuel without issue. Officials, including Commander Rosendehl of the US Navy, hailed the test as a landmark for long range airship travel, suggesting greatly extended range and payload without refueling despite adverse weather.
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Tsé
Germany
Eppelins
Hugo Eekener
America
Lehmann
Flemming
Wittmann
Schiller
Tiegler
Beazle
Rosendehl
American Navy Department
Zeppelin
Seuec
New NBC Hour Launches Farm and Home Broadcasts
WOAI 10 announces a new NBC hour starting Oct 2 featuring the Bermond Home Hour with Montgomery Ward. The daily program, from Chicago studios, includes 12:00 noon Montgomery Ward air time and a 12:15 pm Agriculture Department program from Washington. It aims to reach urban listeners and will encompass farm and home topics with music and expert talks.
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Bermond
National Broadcasting Company
WWOAL
Alleghenies
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Montgomery Ward
United States Departments of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Opal Broadcasting Company
Florida storm reports reach radio listener in Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch notes Mrs. A J Seliaetter heard Florida storm reports by Crosley radio on Sept 2. She kept the news until morning and described the hurricane’s strength, damage to Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, a need for doctors and rescue workers, and mentions WFLA and Crosley net in gathering updates.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
A. J. Seliaetter
Kanths Street
Aries
Sgontay
Nashville
Washington
New York
Enid
Palm Beach
West Jrim Beach
Rehneffer
Graf Zeppelin Uses New Fuel For Atlantic Hop Test
Germany tests Graf Zeppelin with advanced fuel enabling a lighter airship. Officials say the airship could undertake an ambitious Atlantic crossing soon, promising greater range and speed for future missions.
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Germany
Atlantic
Dockets Set as Courts Open Three Months After Break
Court terms resume Monday with 300 plus criminal cases in Ninety-fourth and Thirty-seventh districts. Civil business remains in other districts while Grand Jury work resumes for Ninety-fourth and Thirty-seventh districts as special terms wrap.
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Moniloy
Tlexar
Court of Civil Appeals
Inw
W. S. Anderson
Prand
McCollum Burnett
Alwern
Anthony
G. Tayloe
Aving
W. S. Andersot
G. Tasloe
Portyfith
Bob. Stine
Robert H. Terrell
W. W. McCrar
Trict
McColum Burnett
George Clistoi
Garbage Disposal to Be Discussed at Civic League
Los Angeles area residents will debate disposal systems when the Los Angeles Civic League meets Tuesday at 9 pm in the Woodrow Wilson School auditorium. Isaiah Emerson, league chairman, presides. Police seek missing youth Santiago Terfering, 21, last seen near Man Taelnte and Vera Crux streets after Friday afternoon disappearance. relatives fear for his safety as he carried $24.
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Antonio
Los Angeles Civic League
Woodrow Wilson School
Mis
Isaiah Emerson
Lorifie
Santiago Terfering
Man Taelnte
Vera Crux
Rafety
Women Organize Mission Class at Central Christian
The Women's council plans a missionary study class at Central Christian Church with the first general meeting on Monday morning. Dr. A. W. Darby will speak and a luncheon will follow. Ladies from other Christian churches are invited to participate and hear about fall activities.
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Women's Council
Central Christian Church
Ya. Im
Mondas
Qet
A. W. Darby
Borah Speaks Over WOAI Monday Broadcast
Reform leader will address listeners on WOAI Monday evening in a nationwide broadcast. The Republican figure is set to discuss party goals and national policy from Minneapolis, with a schedule indicating a 8 o'clock start and broad regional coverage.
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Woai
William FE
Nersh
Willpeak
Areer
Aneed
Minnimpalls
General Maters
Ironies
Chevrolet
Zionist Women of L A Plan Tag Day Drive
Zionist Women of Los Angeles plan a tag day to raise funds for Near East hospitals. The San Antonio THadassah chapter aims to collect about 3000 dollars to support hospitals in Asia Minor and assist relief work led by the organization.
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Zionist Women of
L.A
Near East
San Antonio
Thadassah
Women’s Zionist Organization of America
Sia Minor
Che
GTS
Part Payment Plan Praised at World Transport Meet
U.8, in Europe, praise for a part payment scheme. George F. Hauer, foreign manager of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, tells the fifth world motor transport congress that 1K per cent of sales on credit yields full payment, highlighting auto financing rules.
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UVF
United States
George F. Hauer
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Fifth World Motor Transport Congress
Hie
Chevrolet S Monday Host for General Staters Party Broadcast
Popular Broadway tunes once again brighten General Staters family party Monday night as Jerome Kern’s musical comedies take the air. Victor Haravallo directs the orchestra with a cast including Louise, Marilyn Miller, Constance Kinney, and Dorothy Stone in Kern’s famed songs. The program features top tunes from The Past. Showboat and more, kicking off GM family party season with a full hour concert and broadcast from 1 20 to 10 30 pm EST.
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Jerome Nern
Chevrolet
Victor Haravallo
Dix
So Showboat
Mr. Kern
Hig Hrondl- May
Kern
Louise
Randy
Dearie
Tim
Hisse Janis
Marilyn Miller
Ian Constance Kinney
Dorothy Stone
Arge
Mr. Tozgenheimer
Rarl
Sunny
General Motors
Sousa Band Contest At Municipal Auditorium
School bands from high schools and nearby institutions will compete in a contest sponsored by John Philip Sousa in connection with Sousa's band concert at the Municipal Auditorium. Zoeller, director of the San Antonio high school band, is chairman. contest runs between 12 and 2 oclock.
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High Schoels
Vitlas
John Philip Suuan
Fampus
Sousa
Olia “Zoeller
San Antonio
Prehistoric Men Skeletons Found in 8000-Year-Old Irish Caves
Skeletons of prehistoric men were found in Kilgmens South Whierford Ireland in limestone caves about 8000 years old. Excavations by Bristol Speleological Society university students and Royal Irish Academy Dublin museum members uncovered complete skeletons skulls leg bones and finger bones. Artifacts include bronze pin beads animal teeth and millstones while the cave system shows traces of habitation and early settlement linked to the After Blackwater period.
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Dublin
Kilgmens
South Whierford
Ireland
Ayelye_ mersity
Bristol Speleologieal Society
Rasntbers
Royal Irish Neniemy
Dublin Museum
Pirates kill British man on Chinese steamer Auking
Disputed dispatch from Hongkong says pirates aboard the Chinese steamer Auking murdered a British passenger and wounded the captain, then commandeered the vessel. A Chinese quartermaster allegedly allowed the raid, with English officers and crew the targets of the attack.
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London
Chioeve River
Auking
Monghai Hox
Eaglish
Capetain
Hongkong
Central Newa Bureau
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Brunswick Radio Paramount Radio Company
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