Blind Flying Boosts Air Mail Pilot's Skills
Cleveland reporter details Henry J. Brown, a night air mail flyer on the Cleveland New York route, famed for instrument flying and navigation through fog and storms. He explains how pilots rely on weather maps, ceiling monitoring, and instrument cues to reach their destination safely during blind segments. He outlines the routine of pulling blind, turning, lighting a cigarette, then resuming after about 15 minutes as the ceiling lifts.
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Cleveland, O
Henry J. Brown
Cleveland - New York
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Brown
States Pay Less Income Tax In 1929 Fiscal Year
Twenty states paid less income tax during the fiscal year ending June 39, 1929, than in the previous year. The decline reflects adjusted revenues and shifting tax collections across the states.
PTA Opens Year At School With Social and Recitals
The Parent Teacher Association opened the school year with seventy attendees at the auditorium Monday. Mrs. Wm. Trister presided as president, and two piano solos by A. J. Sharp and two by Howard Ladrach received praise. New principal E. B. Kellmer spoke on policies and urged parental visits, while E. E. Bounds led singing with the new music instructor.
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Wm. Trister
A. J. Sharpe
Howard Ladrach
E. B. Kellmer
E. E. Bounds
Oberlin
iGeorgs Hasenpfing
Frances Kiockstein
J. Amore
South Ridge
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Tom Brice
Frederick K
Amh
Sunder
H. B. Skattack
Arithur
Cleveland
H. B
Pckc
Klockstem
George Hasenphus
H. B. Peck
Leroy
Herbert
June Tafel
H. B. Shattuck
Charles Bechte
N. E. Escottard
Dorot
Brech
Theoff
Donald Lindsley
Raymond Linsley
Sandusky
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa State University
Donald
Junestrom Wittenberg College
Springfield
Camden residents visit Ashland friends and locals
Mrs Charles Perkins is noted for better writing. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lawrence of Camden Ohio visit Mr and Mrs George Parker on Monday. Will Stel and Ror Henyon drove to Ashland Ohio Monday evening.
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Charles Perkins
Lloyd Lawrence
Camden
Ohio
George Parker
Will Stel
Ror Henyon
Ashland
Ed Canfield Ill, Visitors From Ohio and Michigan
Ed Canfield is very sick at present. Ruth Downing and sister Mrs Mable West just returned from a visit in Michigan. John Millhouse not well as hoped. Mrs Charles Love and children Wanda Bell and James Fetton of Elyria Ohio were visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs Gladys Foss and Milton Anderson from Elyria stopped at the home of Mrs Peabody Saturday. Mrs Paul O'Brian entertained at a 12 o'clock luncheon Wednesday a number of friends from Cleveland and Wakeman. Roy Kenyor installing a furnace. Mr and Mrs E spent the weekend with agents Mr and Mrs Martha Breisch in the Wakeman change. Ruth Stryker has enred Oberlin School Charles Perk from Youngstown. Mrs Eileen Bernes Sprague teaching English in the high school here.
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Ed Canfield
Ruth Downing
Mable West
Michigan
John Millhouse
Charles Love
Wanda Bell
James Fetton
Elyria
Ohio
Gladys Foss
Milton Anderson
Mrs
Peabody
Paul O'Brian
Cleveland
Wakeman
Roy Kenyor
Martha Breisch
Ruth Stryker
Oberlin
Charles Perk
Youngstown
Eileeen Bernes Sprague
Radio Programs Cleveland rations Saturday schedule
Radio listings show WTAM WEAR and WEAF networks with times 2:30 and 10:00, includes piano and Mohawk Orchestra performances, orchestras, singers, and game-like segments. Programs air across stations 1070 and 660 kilocycles with varied acts and weather notes. Tracks mention Bert Hilton, Serenaders, Bazjo organ, and Matching Wits.
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Cleveland
Stazler Orchkes
Weathermerican Mohawk Orchestra
Bethel
Sios Radiosram
Bert Hilton Wiese
Bazjo
Hent Eolisgians
Jme
Joe
Harry
Wits Wick Encie
Sam
Martin Morthan
NBC
WEAF
Bali
Prt
Talox Orchestra and Radio Schedule Fragments
A fragmented listing shows Talox a Orchestra and various radio times and stations such as WWJ WGY WTAM and others. The text includes scattered program hours and station referrals, interspersed with several local social notes and visits around Elyria and Lorain families.
Vincent Mr and Mrs A C Warner Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs Albert C Warner visited relatives in the area, continuing family ties and meeting distant kin during a short sojourn.
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Mrs. A. C. Warner
Adadium Ware Demo Draws City Crowd
A Thursday evening demonstration attracted about fourteen residents who listened to a talk titled The Proper Way of Cooking Food, outlining safe and proper cooking practices for daily meals.
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Oberlix Road
Iowa University
Harold Baetz
Wittenberg College
Helen McQueen
North Olmsted
Esther Breckmacher
Marion
Alabama
Lincoln Normal School
American Missionary Association
Adam Horo
Sliss
Esther Breikmacher
Lowell Hurley
Harold Bacon
Samuel Bacon
F. W. Brandau
Cora Wilcox
Gherlin
Eva
Louise
Mary Smuts
H. J. Brandau
Walter Angersbach Land
FL HS Peck
Frank Suhavolrcz
Euclid Village
Harvey Brandau
F. Y. Brandau
H. L. Brandau
John Brandau
Lawrence Lemoke
Donald Bechtel
Leroy Hasapfus
John Brendas
Eleanor Leuszler
Clare
Helen
Bernice Heserpflug
Brill
Bis
East Avenue
Post Office
Tare
Firestone
Talox
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Lyric Challengers
WTAM
Wrst
General Electric
Lucky Seize Dance Orchestra
WFIC
Lew White
Cragon
Park Central Hotel Orchestra
Hotel Manger Orchina
WIZ
KDKA
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Longlce
Fort Reilly
Columbia System
WABC
Orchestra
WADC
Bsinges
Tory Patteram Tonour
Akron Wabc
Paramount
Cron
Story Hour
Cincinnati
Mansfeld
L' Orchestra
Ford
Detroit
Schenectady
Wellington
Henry Landsberry
la Grange Road
John Andrews
Lucille Warner
C. Wilford
Hoffman
Medina
E. A. Durfee
Belmont
Lawrence Ault
Stebbbin
George Dunfee
H. Wilford
Clara Keller
J.C. Simon
Is. E. Bartow
New York City
Louis Keller
S. Hedyon Lake
Zel
Junction
J. H. Haynes
C. E. McIntire
Reese
Lorain
A. C. Haynes
Vincent
Mrs. Gilbert Morgan
Knickerbocker
U.S
West Side Lumber
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
Sivan
T. Rapleces
Agh Herat
Hechal Wah
Tlmopf Printing CO
Roma
Broadway
Ohi
Red Dragon
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Atlas Coal
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Elyria Furniture
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Middle Avenue
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