Coast Guard to patrol rum row with five planes
Washington reports a marine air blockade to curb liquor smuggling in the North Atlantic before summer's end. Five new prohibition aircraft will patrol waters off Long Island and New Jersey with Atlantic Highlands as a base near New York Bay.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Coast Guard Service
Treasury Department
Prohibition Service
Long Island
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
New York Bay
George P. Bushh
North Atlantic Zone
New York
Dry” Air Service
Coast Guard Patrols to Make Captures at Sea
In clear weather or heavy seas the coast guard will dispatch patrol boats to effect captures, coordinating with nearby units to secure interdiction.
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Coast Guard
Local notes from Sheffield and nearby communities
Aug 20 Sheffield brief reports on residents visiting relatives in Cleveland and Elyria. Local accident details cite Wayne Jackson injuring a finger while plowing. six stitches noted. Home sales and moves include George Rindewach selling in Sheffield for Elyria relocation. House guests include Haines family visiting Chambers family and Brush visitors from Chestnut Ridge.
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Sheffield
McMullen
Elyria
Ed Millard
Menry Jackson
Cleveland
Wade Jackson
Luie Reese
Wheeling
Clara
Edna Johnson
Court Boase
H. C. Chambers
Herbert
P. JL. Chambers
Brownhelm
Wayne Jackson
River Road
George Rindewach
Sheffi
Elytia
Archie Haines
Clarence Brush
Chestnut Ridge
L. E. Chambers
Lee W. Johnson
Krupp Heir Vows Peace Use of Steel not War
Baron George Krupp, heir to the Krupp fortune, declares Krupp Steel works will never serve war. He toured the American West with Charles Tuetsch, travels by Ford, studies at Harvard, and plans a September return with family friends. He favors peace and industry over conflict.
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Denver
Krupp
George Krupp
Krupps
Essen
Germany
Young Krupp
Baron George Friederich Exter
Leopold Krupp von Bholen
Rocky Mountain Region
West
Harvard
Charles Tuetsch
America
Jenny Ford
Krupps von Bohlen
Pioneer Charles Dickinson Drops Chicago St Paul Air Mail Line
Charles Dickinson aged 76, a pioneer of commercial aviation, is forced to abandon the Chicago St Paul air mail service due to lack of patronage. He had contracted with the government months ago to operate the route and expressed disappointment at the setback.
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Charles Dickinson
Chicago-St. Paul
Insect Guard Prep From Istrues Roots
A storage and transit safeguard uses ground dried and roasted Istrues roots as a main preparation against insects. The Amu Darya River has shifted course to the right, threatening broader regions of the country as reported by Soviet authorities.
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Amu-Darya
Poison cork design lights up Los Angeles intersection concerns
Investigations flag a new cork top with four sharp projections made for bottles containing poison at the congested Tth and Broadway intersection in Los Angeles, drawing safety worries and calls for scrutiny.
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Tth
Broadway
Los Angeles
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Kotex
Kaupp
War God
Fissen Steel Works
New England
Eastman
Cine-Kodak B
Phillips
Candyland
Middle Ave
Second ST
Wildercraft
Fauver
Robson
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Mason Or Fish Tires
Ia. & A. Auto Supply
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N. Becker
Lodi Street
West Ave
Maire
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