United States Poised to Maintain Air Supremacy Says Report
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics warns of a looming world air trade war and urges the United States to push ahead with research, cheaper safer planes, and expanded private flying. It notes America currently leads in equipment, personnel, and Pan American networks, and cautions that neglect could cede dominance in global air routes.
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America
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Nathan Forrest
Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
United States
American Airlines
Pan-American Lines
UT America
Leader of the Poor 13 Music drama Ozone Hangman's halter
A compact puzzle page item listing clues and answers across various categories. It features numbered entries from 1 to 65 with hints for words such as Spain lunar orb and musical notes, plus references to wordplay and cross clues.
Revival Services Planned Across Wren Churches
United Brethren churches in Wren will hold a Lenten revival from Sunday March 1 through March 22 with daily services at 7 30 p m. The first week will be at Old Constitution United Brethren church with local pastors and singers leading. Several area churches will send delegates as Rev T W Bennett and Rev Lloyd M Magner preach and afternoon services are to be announced.
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United Brethren Churches of
Wren
Old Constitution United Brethren Church
T. W. Bennett
Liberal United Brethren
Lloyd M. Magner
Qld Constitution L. B
Van Wert M E Circuit Services Schedule Next Sunday
Van Wert M E Circuit outlines church services for Whitfield Bethel North Union and Epworth League. Morning worship and Sunday school times are listed with superintendents and prayer services noted. Public invited to evening services throughout the week. Tycho Brahe note follows about the Danish astronomer and his nose.
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van Wert Evangelical Circuit
E. C. Kance
Grand Victory
R. A. Yoh
Union Center
C.J. McCoy
van Wert M. E
Whitfield
Snday
Clarence Owens
Bethel
Fred Johnson
North Union
Carl Delong
Epworth League
Reports on Japan revolt ends in compromise after assassination spree
Rebels led by four young army officers staged a campaign of extension against liberal reforms, killing five state leaders and a policeman before siege in public buildings. Army authorities flooded Tokyo and Osaka with troops, surrounding the rebels and forcing talks. Negotiations resumed after a failed plan to settle differences.
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Japan
Far East
Asia
Mobukai Makino
Grand Fleet
Tokyo
Osaka
Sanno
Koraku
Political crisis in Japan nears resolution through elite talks
Civilian leaders and army generals plus princes met the emperor seeking a quick fix as the political crisis deepened. Key figures included former war minister Sadao Araki, extremist spokesman Jinzaburo Mazak, Gen Issei Ugaki, and others. The army’s influence complicated choosing a prime minister while princes Saionji and Count Makino advised away from power.
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Ian el
Sadao Araki
Nan
Jinzaburo Mazak
Issei Ugaki
Korea
Sae Bul
Okada
Te Cain Takahashi
Soroku Suzuki
Makoto Saito
Jotaro Watanabe
Prince Saionji
Mobukai Makino
Gaens
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