Byrd Flies Over Pole Second Time
The report describes Richard E. Byrd’s second flight over the South Pole, lasting about 43 hours with Amelia Earhart mentioned in connection to the journey. The mission, framed as a naval operation, faced harsh radio and weather conditions, with temperature and altitude details noted and the date around November 20, 1929.
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Byrd
Alion
Wakele
Mt Olympus
South Pole
Vinilea Nauions
Diepali Tea Front
Amelia
Aiiman
Cyex Byrd
Little Amelia
Iningdiately
Polk
Admr
Ghoti
Ghoti Niinily
Temipmutiie
United Nations
Ameiten
Bute
Unfe
Winiffult
Sanday
Bam Sanday
Perolia
Lille Antetlon
Crossword Puzzle of Odd Phrases and Names
A fragmented puzzle item lists a jumble of terms and names that resemble crossword clues. The readable parts mention law phrases, guardians of law, drinking, conjunctions, and various proper nouns such as Norenosky and Wiltlog, mixed with scattered place-like terms and odd spellings, suggesting a stray OCR of a newspaper crossword page.
Polar exploration tales and Byrd expeditions mix in overheard heatless lines
Fragmentary notes recount Byrd's Antarctic and North Pole flights, referencing Little America and the Pole mission, navigation perils, magnetic compass issues, and a plane with heavy fuel for altitude. Mentions include Toye Bennet, Mrs Clifford Farley, and various family notices amid rough OCR.
Community Notes From Cambridge and Surrounding Churches
Social events fill the Cambridge area with guests and private dinners. Guests attended luncheons and contract bridge at multiple homes, including Mary Atwood and John Wager hosting supper and bridge. The Ent Dury Mulhodiel Cloreh held a joint service at White Creek parishes and the Maumoriat Vetlladist Church of Tattle Bridge. Rev Winold Gruff will lead the upcoming district meeting.
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Wallan
Thad Caeaday
Harmon Snd
Carina Af
Paréity Rey
Mia Haald
Harmon
Reanne
Mis Rovers
Willellan
Wis Contes
HC Holmes
Northwand
Mary C Atwood
Mie
John D Wager
Jfdel
Cambo de Wi and
Wis Coorge Center
Shels
Dinnes
Artie E Can
Avenue A
Valley Falls Resident Confined After Attack at Home
Valley Falls resident William Speinburg remains confined to her home this week after an attack by Rup John Fahnson, an agent, documented by local authorities. The incident involved Jaan Tava Weeks and occurred while Dartmouth student Richard Tahnes was visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Tahnes.
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Mix Willian Speinburg
John Fahnson
Palotybarge
Richard Tahnes
Dartmouth
Mia
W Tahnes
Local Notes On Visits And Family Milestones
Bast Schodack Clarence Call In perovering from an opration Govern dew returned home from the Albany Blowpillal Saturslay in condition to good Min John Duggan visited her moui Win Minnie Reed of Little Wels recently the vesasian belry, her mothers 80th birhday Mlax Marion Franke af Dntroit Mich, has been vialling her sister.
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Clarence Call
Invention Aims to Warn Hotels of Fire in Chicago
A proposed automatic fire alert system for hotels uses a pigtailed box device near doors and a photoflood light to signal guests and staff. The mechanism routes alarms through telephone jacks and a central switch to trigger green exit indicators, aiding safe evacuations and prompting approval from the Fire Department board of Underwriters and the Chicago Hotel Association.
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Chiago
Roy
Thal
Actin
Fle Department Board of Underwriters
Chicago Hotel Association
Last of New York Quadruplets Dies
The last of the New York quadruplets born to Mia Judith Meiveui 220 died early Monday. A boy weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces was the surviving infant after the other three, born three and a half months premature, did not survive. The family includes father Raymund Maree, a breeult salesman.
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York
Satnday
Mia Judith Meiveui
Wes Lefel
Raymund Maree
Vermont World War I veteran dies suddenly in White River Junction
Willand Vonteima 63 of Manningtan wour known plumbing and healing contractor died suddenly Saturday at the US Veterans Hospital in White River Junction. He served in the Navy in World War I and was a past commander of Punnington Post American Legion and ruler of the Elks Lodge. Born in Foreside RT, he was the son of Antoine and Amadine Fonteneau Fonteneau. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth Botipeols, daughter Lia song Richard and Beil a daughter.
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Willand Vonteima
Manningtan
Veleran Hospital
White River
Jimellon
Punnington
Americcan
The
Elks Lodge
Air Antoine
Amandh
Dextur Fonteneau
Fontenon
Bleetil
Sacred Heal Hich Renaimpetay
Ehziheth Botipeols
Lia Song Richard
Beil
Missing Names From Pennington Funeral Dearly Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a funeral service for Mis Homan TaRay and aliases for Albina Bold and Alfred Gutinett in Pennington and Mabe Haven. The account mentions a wake or procession, a funeral dome, and a later tribute at a local hall with several unclear names and locations.
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Mis Homan
TaRay Love Alttons
Albina Bold
Pennington
Mes
Alfred Gutinett
Mabe Haven
Pealenudi
da Go
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Troy File
Troy
Dom
M. A. Adams
Elivery Leas
Ginanowga
Wiltlog Uabley Lowse
Angdey
India
RTO Rere
Waerelia Sappenings
Finarle
Bole Agoult
Shang of
Pilin
Sab
Turk Jeud
Atmetica
Philippine Boa
Uus
Volvil
Ametia
Ameria
Byrds
Toye Bennet
Hin
North Pole
Nass
EL Boant Balchin
Tran
Fred
John A Roehl
Archie Bumps
Chelmy
Mathe
Mra Clifford
Farley
Clifford Farley
Binnird Rheinpold
Run Home
Heit
Peldm Yy
Cambridge
Valley Falls
Bast Schodack
MEW
ODER
SCT
Cirlese
Union Bus Trom
New York
Vermont
Franz Dahl Pharmacy
Othe Avis
Fifth Ave
GMUME
MT Vernon
Bennington
Millay
Ben Guy
Rubins
Ben Gay
Burlington House
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