Three Americans Die in Dutch Plane Crash
A July 28 report from Amsterdam says fifteen people died when a Netherlands airline plane crashed near Hal Belgium after takeoff from Brussels en route to Paris. Three identified Americans were Whitehouse Canton and Goldbloom among the dead. Airport staff heard odd engine sounds before lift off.
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House Approves Bill For Six Presidential Assistants
The House approved a measure allowing the President to appoint six administrative assistants as part of a broader government reorganization plan. The package includes civil service extensions and reorganizing departments. Democrats argued the move eases a overworked president. Republicans labeled aides as errand boys.
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Aviation Editor Collier's Visits Nome for Alaska Aviation Feature
Collier's magazine aviation editor Wm B Courtney visited Nome today to observe Alaskan aviation. He flies in on the PAA Electra from Fairbanks this afternoon and plans to include Nome data in a broader article after recent coverage of the Spanish Civil War aviation angle.
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Lindberghs Third Son Born in England and Citizenship
State department officials explained that Col. and Mrs. Chas A. Lindbergh’s third son automatically inherits U S citizenship through his father even if born in England. Officials said the baby’s name would likely be registered at an American consulate in England to preserve citizenship.
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Chinese 29th Army claims victory at Peiping area
An undated dispatch reports the Chinese 29th Army smashing the Peiping offensive, recapturing Fengtai, and severing a Japanese communications hub at Langfang. Tokyo denies the claim while American officials warn of Americans in Peiping amid undeclared warfare tensions.
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Fragmented Washington reminiscence recalls early seafaring days
The column reflects on past feats and public reaction, recounting Cal Lindbergh’s transatlantic crossing and earlier dangers. It contrasts then and now, noting varied public sentiment and a shift in emphasis from exploration to modern concerns, with a hint of continuation on the next page.
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