Eckener cites sabotage as likely cause of Hindenburg wreck
Dr Hugo Eckener told the Evening Standard he believed sabotage very likely caused one Hindenburg wreck. Webb Miller also said he received anonymous warnings not to fly to the United States. Eckener noted threats to landings and discussed possible causes including a shot or lightning, while denying faulty construction.
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London
Hugo Eckener
Evening Standard Today
Webb Miller
United Press
United States
Felconer
Indenburg
Europe
Eckener
Chicago Exposition
Ted Eckener
Seagulls Return to New Orleans Market
New Orleans old French Market reopens with renovated stalls as gulls again descend at dawn for scraps. For over a century butchers fed the birds, who respond to a call sounding like a chicken cluck, marking the market’s daily breakfast lure.
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New Orleans
Eagles To Pay Tribute To Mothers Program At Elyria Hall
John A. Abel a past state president and Grand Aerie officer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will speak at Elyria Aerie 431 Mothers Day program open to the public. The event honors mothers and Frank E. Hering father of Mother's Day with a special singing and musical program at 8 15 p m.
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John A. Abel
The
Eagles
Indianapolis
Hering
South Bend Aerie of Eagles
Market Place Renovation Attracts Seagull Breakfast
A two century old market place rebuilt by the French has been renovated with re-stuccoed red brick pillars and new roofs on its sheds. The market appears new yet seagulls still come for breakfast as usual, undeterred by the refreshed look.
Amherst Music Week Program at Amherst Hi School
A large audience enjoyed Amherst Hi School’s National Music Week program under Miss Dorothy Jones. The concert featured orchestra overtures, vocal ensembles, glee clubs, a brass section, and the student conductor Richard Aschenbach. Following, dancing was led by Burton Hoffner’s orchestra.
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Amherst
Amherst Hi
Dorothy Jones
King
Stevens
Beautiful Lady
Girls’ Glee Club
Konitz-Fosdick
Richards -Cerreaux
Ol’ Gray Robe
Huntley
Jemima
Boys
Elmer Cook
Burton Hoffner
Gerald VanKeuren
Don Maze
David Schmithkens
Burnett Funeral Rites Set For Late James Burnett
Funeral rites for the late James Burnett found dead Thursday morning at Hotel Amherst will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the home of Mrs. Irene Burnett on Park Avenue. The Rev. T. J. Williams of the Congregational church will officiate. Burial will follow in Crownhill cemetery under the direction of C. H. Baker Co. Events to Fight The American Legion will meet.
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Woman's Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
First Evangelical Church
John Springer
Mary Hanchette
The
Missionary Society
Raymond Sick
John Finkbeiner
J. H. Ludwig
Madison Avenue Church
Akron
R. Sick
Ludwic
Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Ludwis
Garl Springer
J. Finkbeiner
C. J. Springer
Biological Explorations Granted State Charter
Philadelphia report notes the Bi ological Explorations receiving a state charter to conduct expeditions for biological ethnological geological and geographical investigation of distant countries. Incorporators include William B Spofford Dudley T Easby Jr Knox Henderson Warwick Potter Scott and Robert Brigham all Philadelphia bar members with Richard Archbold of the American Museum of Natural History as president. Local Rev R Guinea mentioned in church context.
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Philadelphia
William B. Spofford
St. Davids
Dudley T. Easby, Jr
Ardmore
Knox Henderson
Department of Manuals
American Museum of Natural History
New York
New Congregational Church
Rev. R. Guinea
Public glare harms Bob Taylor and others
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler reflects on the intense scrutiny facing Robert Taylor and other stars, noting how press attention, praise, and abuse threaten confidence and happiness. He also recalls anecdotes about Grace Moore, Joe E. Brown, and Grace’s resourceful escapes from hardship, plus a tale of Cleopatra’s era and Juba II’s reign.
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Om Owewerenee
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Bob
Taylor
Assor
Wallace Reid
Rudolph Valentino
Joe
Jimmie Fidler
California
Stanmps
Uncle Sam
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James Bruce
C. E. Schmidt
A. C. Kreeger
Kern
Lena Lerch
Bueinesa
Carl Ernst
William Bers
Minnie Nickel
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O. H. Baker
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J. Miller
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L. Roemer
Herman Short
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Earl Rockwood
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Helen Berger
A. Zalinski
Hulda
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Helen Roemer
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Milan Avenue
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J. P. Wettring
Rarmond Waseem
Henry Kane
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Waseem
Amherst Volunteer Firemen
Walther League of St. Paul Lutheran Church
Eagle
Hospital News
J. L. Miller
Brownhelm
Circle Number One
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph's Hall
Elyria
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J. J. Strohmier
Arthur Penders
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Harold Krause
Victor Oshyk
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C. Besse
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Epworth League
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Foursquare Church
Barber
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Schmidt
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American Legion
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Minnesota
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Chamber of Commerce
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Papa Devine
Devine
Andy
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Daddy
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Grace
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