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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1938

Page

6

Tiny Lad With 6000 Miles Of Air Travel At Two

David Bruce Dyer two and a half years old has about 6000 miles of air travel credit. He began flying at eight months from Chicago to Cheyenne, the son of Mr and Mrs W E Dyer of 605 West Jefferson Street.

Tiny Lad David Bruce Dyer Bruce W. E. Dyer W. Jefferson St Chicago Cheyenne

Young flyer Bruce Dyer's early aviation life in Wyoming

David Bruce Dyer, son of a United Airlines employee, was listed as a Fledgling child traveler on his first flight. He traveled round trips, most recently in September 1937, with a strong preference for air travel and solo pre two years old. He has never ridden a train and regards airliners as big cars with airplane toys as favorites.

Wyoming United Air Lines Fledglings United Bruce Joliet

Furniture Store to Remodel Second Floor

The Peoples Outfitting company on North Ottawa Street will start remodeling the store within a month. Proprietor Irving Hallenstein announced the second floor will feature the newest equipment and follow present day neo classic standards.

Peoples Outfitting Company Con Ottawa St Irving Hallenstein

War on Crows Under Way Throughout State

The State Department of Conservation began a dynamite bomb campaign against crows. It will continue until nesting time. Naturalists say crows prey on ducks, quail, and other birds. Each crow killed could save several quail nests or multiple duck nests in marshes and uplands.

State Department of Conservation

Police Survey Finds 17 Percent of Buses Fail Regulations

State Highway Police report that 17 percent of the first 117 school buses checked had defects such as bad brakes faulty heaters overloading or missing fire extinguishers and flares. The survey will continue statewide. Also noted is the death of the last passenger pigeon in a Cincinnati zoo in 1914.

Cincinnati Zoo

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