Lindbergh Spirit Inspires France and America
Ambassador Herrick lauds Charles Lindbergh as a beacon of American idealism whose arrival strengthened Franco American ties. He recalls Lafayette and Joan of Arc as parallels, notes Lindbergh’s selfless mission, and foresees impact on aviation progress, noting the Spirit of St Louis symbol and the embassy’s Paris dispatch dated July 16 1927.
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Rheims
Lafayette
Shepherd Boy
Lindbergh
France
Averita
St. Louis
Charles Lindbergh
Pseuch
Charles Lind- Dbergh
Agiatox
U.S
Paris
Barnstorming Flights In Northwest Aviation Apprenticeship
A first person account traces early postwar aviation training and the shift from strict military instruction to barnstorming. The narrator learns to fly with I. O. Biffle, later teams with E. G. Bahl for cross country barnstorming in Nebraska, performs wing walking, and makes a double parachute jump with Charlie Harden. A ragged first jump reveals equipment errors and risky flights, followed by stints with H. J. Lynch’s touring plane across Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming, highlighting rugged early airshow life and improvisation.
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I. O. Biffle
Nebraska Aircraft Corporation
Army
Nebraska
Biff An
Biff
Conmency
E. G. Bahl
Bahl
Lincoln
Ove
Charlie Harden
Page
Harden
Lindbergh’s We saga continues in Tuesday’s Tribune
The story of Charles Lindbergh’s epic of the air continues in tomorrow’s Tribune with new installments. The piece recalls his 1923 travels through Montana and Wyoming, barnstorming ventures, and perilous river journeys, then shifts to his winter moves from Minnesota to Detroit and Florida as he pursues aviation and farming interests.
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Lindbergh
Tribune
Times
Child Killed by Auto While On Way to Sunday School
Pittsburgh, Jan. 9. Helen Mauser, 11, was struck and killed by a motor truck driven by Roy Helper, 32, of West Newton, as she walked with three other children en route to Sunday School. The truck horn frightened her and she darted in front of the vehicle. witnesses say the wheels passed over her, killing her instantly. Helper surrendered to police and posted a $1,000 bond pending coroner's inquest.
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Pittsburgh
Helen Mauser
Roy Helper
West Newton
Helper
Child dies after misused medicine mistaken as candy
In Waynesburg on January 9 a one year old boy, Richard G. Taller, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Taller of Nemacol in near Waynesburg, died after swallowing medicine tablets he mistook for candy. The body was taken to Johnstown for burial. the family formerly lived there.
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Waynesburg
U. P
Richard G. Faller
Fred Taller
Nemacolin
Here
Johnstown
J. A. Young
Fox Hill
Fehrman, Jr
C. M. Lewis
Homer Putnam
E. M. Swingl
L. Andy Howard
Warren
Walter Gage
Jamestown
N. Y
D. H. Gregory
Inez
Florence Gage
Oscar Brustrom
Otis Brustrom
Kiantone
Charles Anderson
James Cox
Cemetery Association
Mr. Moll
Jack Sweeney
Miller Griggs
Leechsburg
LeVerne Sadler
Lyston
Meirtin Gage
Death ruled due to acute alcoholism in Blandburg
County coroner cites acute alcoholism as the cause of death for David Bower, 40, found dead in a shanty near Logdeville, after being admitted to a local hospital two days prior. Physicians said he had been in frail health and drinking heavily recently.
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Blandburg
U. P.1
David Bower
Liogdeville
Pine Grove to buy health bonds for nurse program
Russell Jan 7 Regular Pine Grove school board meeting approved purchasing three health bonds at five dollars each to aid support of a visiting school nurse. A committee will check buying gas stoves for several rooms and new springs for water fountains. Auditorium wiring and lighting upgrades were authorized.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
M. E
D. 5. Randall
Carrie Hayward
Irs Darling
H. R. Young
L. E. Russell
Edgar Houghnot
G. A. Briggs
Reserve District No 4 Report of First National Bank Warren PA
Reserve District No 4 report shows First National Bank Warren Pennsylvania as of December 31. It lists assets including loans 3 060 235 23 dollars overdrafts 4 762 01 government securities 238 350 00 and cash items totaling 3 322 598 02. Liabilities include capital stock 100 006 00 surplus 250 000 00 undivided profits 46 368 71, deposits totals 8 722 07 current taxes reserves and notes outstanding. Directors and cashier certify accuracy of the statement sworn January 5, 1928.
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First National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
United States
S. Laeciul Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Eweta Laws
U. S
Zee Abetts Fe
Perret
Somerset County Doctor Dies at 79
Dr Richard T Pollard aged 79 a long time Somerset county doctor and United Brethren minister died in a Somerset hospital from complications of age He is survived by his widow Mia Mariam Jenkins Pollard of Kane Pa and two sons Seward Pollard of Miami Florida and Thomas Pollard of Zanesville Ohio.
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U. P
Richard T. Pollard
Somerset County
Somerset
United Brethren
Pollard
Mia
Mariam Jenkins Pollard
Kane
Seward Pollard
Miami
Fla
Thomas Pollard
Zanezville
Ohio
Father Faces Trial for Son's Murder in Pittsburgh
William Biseck Sr is set for trial in Allegheny county criminal court on charges of murdering his son, William Biseck Jr, in a hotel during a July 13 argument. Assistant District Attorney A M Oliver and Edward B Goehring will prosecute.
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Pittsburgh
William Biseck
Allegheny County
William Biseck, Jr
Biseck
A. M. Oliver
Edward B. Goehring
Naar Ats
Guardian Accounts Set for Court Confirmation in Warren County
The First and Final Accounts of guardians Myrna Akeley for Vivia Glansey and E. H H Reshlin for A. M. Rogers are submitted to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania for confirmation on February 6 1928 at ten o clock A M at which time the accounts will be allowed unless contrary cause is shown. Prothonotary E B Whiting notes the filing and scheduling details.
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Myrna Akeley
Vivia Glansey
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
E. H H. Reshlin
A. M. Rogers
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