Weather ideas for daring flying expeditions headline
Trans Atlantic air projects by two Bellanca monoplanes and two attempts across Siberia and Arctic seek new speed records. Airfields in Britain and France monitored for forced landings as Herndon Pangborn Boardman Polando and others pursue around the world speed runs and Tokyo routes.
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Siberia
Arctic
Great Britain
France
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Clyde Panghorn
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Ramen Islands
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Cape St. Mary
Amy Johnson
Moscow
Kazan
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Tokio
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Clyde Pangborn
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Floyd Bennett Air Field
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Winnie Mae
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Newfoundland
St. John's
Cape St, Mary
Special grand jury called for Angst 4 session
A special grand jury session is called to handle criminal cases since the last session in Jane. Prosecutor Jian We. Meers plans a special jury to clear five or more prisoners who would plead guilty. Other cases are to be discussed. normally the panel convenes in September. Apple donations aid the needy with Birmingham contributions.
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Jane
Jian We. Meers
Seston
Ohio Forecast Brings Mostly Cloudy Skies And Thunder Showers
The Ohio forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with local thunderstorms tonight and in the southern portion Thursday, cooler Thursday and in the northern portion tonight. Yesterday's high was 106 in Phoenix and 108 in Des Moines with 102 in North Platte. Tonight's low in Calgary was 42 and in Edmonton 46. Indications show overcast skies and thundershowers then cooler weather late today or tonight. Fair and cooler weather is expected Thursday.
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Ohio
South
North
First Shot In World War Remembered On 17th Anniversary
London marks seventeen years since the first shot of World War I was fired on July 29, 1914. In the 13 years since 1918 peace efforts continued with the League of Nations and arms limitation conferences. Current focus is a global arms control agreement to be pursued at a Geneva parley next February.
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London
League of Nations
Geneva
Graf Zeppelin Heads Toward Arctic Islands
Berlin July 29 The Graf Zeppelin is moving toward the Kameness Islands in the Arctic Circle amid strong winds and fog, per a West Am Abend cor respondent citing a radio report from the dirigible.
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Berlin
Kameness Islands
Arctic Circle
Laningrad
West Am Abend
Old Timers Act To Save The Buffalo
Canyon Texas July 29 civic groups spearhead drive to save part of the Goodnight Ranch buffalo herd facing planned slaughter this fall. The herd, privately owned once the Pride of Col Charles C Goodnight, has grown. proposals include creating a state park and purchasing the animals for relocation.
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Canyon
Tex
Texas
Plains
Goodnight Ranch
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Ross &, Sterling
Charles C. Goodnight
PLAN BATTLE AGAINST FIRES IN FORESTS
In Missoula Montana forest service leaders meet at headquarters to plan anew against widespread fires. They map the fronts with military style pins and seek a trench strategy to halt the blaze that has already scorched tens of thousands of acres across Idaho and Montana.
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Missoula
Mont
Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
No Man's Land
Pend Oreille Forest
Kootenai Forest
Showers promised for relief from nation heat
Heat wave bakes the nation with nearly 100 deaths over five days. Weather Bureau said scattered showers would bring cooler weather nationwide, with Needles California hitting 112 and New England suffering a record July heat. Nine more deaths in New York as Chicago and midwest report high temps and crop losses loom.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Raina
Needles
Calif
Yuma
Anz
Fresno
Calift
Boston
Atlantic
New England
New York
Ocean City
N. J
Middlewest
Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Concordia
Kans
North Platte
Santiago Chile Quake Shakes Capital Early Today
A severe earthquake rocked Santiago Chile early today with reports from the capital. Police seek two men about 20 who were seen fleeing the scene after a box of stockings valued at 15 dollars was reported stolen from Wey Stocking Company yesterday afternoon.
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Santiago
Chile
Wey Stocking Company
Identified Photo Links Fremont Bank Robbery Bandits
The Liberty Bank cashier J. F. Young Jr identified a gunman from police photos in Toledo. Sheriff Tom Park of Sandusky arranged six photos, aiding recognition after the Fremont Main street shooting that netted about $5,000. The bandits, who fled toward Port Clinton, were believed to have doubled back toward Toledo.
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Toledo
Fremont
J. F. Young, Jr
Liberty Bank
Tom Park
Sandusky
Young
J. F. Young
Port Cilinton
New Marriage License Law In Effect In Lorain County
Lorain County probate court resumed issuing marriage licenses under a new state rule requiring a five day interval between application and granting. The first license under the law went to John Nemet of Moundsville West Virginia and Mary Dano of Lorain, who applied July 23, the law’s effective date. The five day gap arose because applications on July 22 were granted that day while those on July 23 could not be issued until July 28. waivers are allowed if a couple shows a good reason.
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Lorain County
John Nemet
Moundsville
W. Va
Mary Dano
Lorain
Lloyd George Undergoes Severe Kidney Operation
London July 29 David Lloyd George Liberal leader and wartime premier, 68, underwent a major operation at his residence for kidney trouble. Lord Dawson of Penn led the procedure with Dr Howard Humphries and Dr J Swift Joly aiding. Condition considered satisfactory given operation severity. Nurses attended and an ambulance stood by in case transfer was needed.
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Bulletin
London
David Lloyd George
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Physici
King George
Mtr Wlayvd
Lord Dawson
Howard Humphries
J. Swift Joly
J. Swift Joly, A Specialist In Haematuria, the Malady From Which Lieth George
Lloyd George
Verdict Award of 4400 for Schaible in bridge project
A probate court jury awarded John Schaible 4400 for condemnation and damages to his property needed for a 150000 overhead bridge on Telegraph road. They valued his land at 650 and damages at 3750. This is the fourth condemnation action related to the project. another case, William Hagenmyer, pending after rejecting a 100 offer from the state highway department.
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John Schaible
Telegraph Road
Schaible
William Hagenmyer
State Highway Department
100 Men Work Out Water Bills Program Expanded
Service Director J. N. Eldt reported that about 100 men received work slips to work off their water bills by employment with the city street department. The arrangement is open only to those unable to pay their bills.
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J. N. Eldt
City Street Department
Fire destroys Humphrey farm buildings near New London
A disastrous blaze at the Humphrey farm four miles southwest of New London destroyed the barn seven other structures while threshing. Loss estimated at 560,000. Straw hay and 15000 feet of lumber were consumed. Cause undetermined as flames swept from the blower and wind drove the fire. Fire department couldn't reach water in two cisterns. Partial insurance coverage noted.
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New London
Humphrey
New London Fire Department
Warning issued on credentials for subscription solicitors
Police Chief J. Stankard urged the public to check credentials of people taking subscriptions and orders for various articles. He warned some solicitors claim portions of funds go to charity, and advised presenting credentials and consulting police if any doubt arises.
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J. Stankard
Stankard
Boys Must Not Shoot In The City
Police Chief E J Stankard warned that drastic action will be taken against boys shooting small caliber rifles in the city. Reports describe stray bullets hitting a house and narrowly missing a fireman on his porch as rifles are confiscated but danger remains. Persistent offenders will be arrested.
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E. J. Stankard
Eighth Street
No. 8
Stankard
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