Army Board Opens Probe Into Cleveland Plane Crash
An army board of inquiry began hearings today into a July 27 airplane crash three miles west of Cleveland that killed First Lieutenant Albert E Harter and Staff Sergeant Cuba H Burns of Columbus Air Corps Reserve. Witnesses including Lt Oscar L Rogers attributed the crash to a too steep pull up. Harter, a Tiffin native and Ohio State College of Law graduate, had served overseas in the war and was active in Republican politics. He had married Agnes Wise Ewing of Lancaster in 1927.
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Cuba H. Burns
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Holy Cross University
College of Law
Ohio State University
Agnes Wise Ewing
Lancaster
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Search Debris For Missing In Freight Train Wreck
Burns served as guard and general maintenance manager for the city of Columbus at the airport. Besides his widow, Harter is survived by two sons and a brother. Burns is survived by his widow, a son, his parents and a brother.
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Voices Call for Broad Tax Cut in Elyria Government
A Elyria reader laments the city and county’s failure to enact universal expenditure cuts. He cites editorial calls for shared reductions across school, city, county, and township units, praises certain local leaders, and urges lawmakers to pass a law letting property owners vote on tax questions.
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W. Hanoster
J. Howenstine
Wm. G. Smith
Carl Curtis
Victor Reese
O. BE. Rankin
Taxpayer complaint and call for government austerity in Elyria
An citizen letter condemns high real estate taxes and unequal assessments. The writer argues many public workers have had no wartime pay rise, urges curbing public expenditures, cutting unnecessary offices and gear, and returning government to normal efficiency to relieve taxpayers. It frames the issue as a national condition mirrored locally.
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Frogs Learn to Fly in Mexico Bulletin
Smithsonian bulletin reports frogs in Mexican tropical forests evolving to air travel. Dr. Remington Kellogg notes 20 species showing tree life adaptation, including the banana frog. Observations describe flight-like ascent from a water tower drop and balanced glide, with peculiar pouch-bearing Gastrotheca and a noxious peach-like odor. Также political commentary on budgets and officials ends the excerpt.
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United States National Museum
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Smithsonian Institution
Crash destroys pies in Minnesota road accident
A truck collided with a race horse being led along a highway near Minnesotta Lake, Minnesota, killing the horse and scattering six thousand pies en route from Minneapolis to Fargo. The crash caused the truck to overturn three times, but the driver and assistant escaped with minor injuries.
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Murdi er Trial Costs Taxpayers in Boston Area
It cost Suffolk County and the city of Boston about 50 000 to investigate and prosecute the murder of Joseph Fantasia. Five trials spanned five years. Suspects included Samuel Gallo, convicted, then acquitted. and Cero Gangi, convicted then acquitted in a joint trial. Gangi was first tried and later acquitted in the joint trial. FIRST SANDLOT BALL WAR DETROIT- Dearborn claims the first sandlot baseball farm in America. Joe Clawning, manager, says Dearborn has taken over Walkerville Ontario team of the Michigan Ontario Semi Pro league. GOAT KILLED MAN GREGON CITY, Ore.— Dr Edger Evans, 81, died after a goat butt in the back at a hospital. The eel scales lie deep in the skin.
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