Berlin Emerges as Aviation Hub After Versailles Pact
Berlin rises as a major civilian aviation center linking Europe with North America and beyond. Londoners fly to Berlin for routes through Moson and the Alps with fast connections to Milan and Rome. Madrid to Helsinki becomes a 29% toe to toe air corridor via Berlin, with former imperial drillyards repurposed for quick landings near the city.
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Lufthansa Air Travel Expands German Aviation Network
Berlin reaches new aviation era as Lufthansa introduces streamlined terminals and hotel facilities for passengers. Flights cover 100 mph average speed with Berlin to Moscow trips in a day, and Munich Milan routes cut travel time to three hours. Freight and mail traffic grow, while safety tops the record with over 99 percent passenger safety in 1926.
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Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Hance held in Grafton
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Lucy Hance aged seventy nine at the Bartlett ham on North Slechanic street at four o clock Monday afternoon. Rev W S L Horner of the Church of Christ Elyria officiated and interment followed in Butternut Ridge cemetery. She was born November 25 1847 in LaGrange and died June 11 1927 after illness. She married Charles Sprague of LaGrange and had two sons and a daughter including Grant Sprague of Allentown PA. She later married Ed Hance of Eaton in 1891 who died in 1910. She joined the M E church in girlhood and later the Church of Christ in Eaton. Surviving are her son brother two granddaughters two step sons ten step daughters and other relatives. A separate note mentions a birthday dinner for John Koephe at his home with guests H F Stroth and John.
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Self driving tractor attachment aids laborers in Nebraska field
Reports from Nebraska Agricultural College describe an automatic tractor attachment that plows, then can be left to operate itself on a 40 to 80 acre wheat field. Inventor F L Zrbach claims it runs on gasoline, stops if veered off course, and can switch to a self binder for round-the-field work.
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