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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1924

Page

5

Mail Plane Pilots Face Winter Storms in Airmail Service

Omaha reports that the U S government will operate a transcontinental airmail service through winter. Carl F Egge says schedules will stay regular despite snow and blizzards. Bases and beacons are winterized with heated gear and protective clothing for pilots.

Omaha Unitedates Carl F. Egge Air Service Egge Air Mga Mr Bare Armal Mehta Haverburet Field New York San Francisco Cal

Turkish Pride Brings Trouble for Travelers

In Bucharest a Turkish nationalist push to bar foreign languages sparks travel woes. Turkish officials demand passports be printed entirely in Turkish script for Angora government papers, but border officials cannot read the script, delaying or denying exit for travelers.

Bucharest Romania Angola Tug'sh

South African expedition targets Kalahari locusts

In Egypt on November 9, reports describe a South African government expedition into the Kalahari Desert to locate locust breeding grounds. The plan includes arming a small force with sprayers to kill the pest. Some expedition members reached the Barokene kraal 200 miles inland and met the chief and his wife, who wore European dress and spoke English.

Alexander Egypt Kalahari South Africa Cape Barokene

Local Social Notes From New Haven District

Mrs Marion Smith returns home after a long illness. Miss Emma Pine has her tonsils removed and is recovering well. Merle Statler and family visit Addison Baker. Cecil Robertson misses school due to a cold. James Combs family visits Mrs Frank Smith. Walter Wilson visits John Pratt home. Merle Statler shops in Washington. Marion Smith and Mrs John McKinstry visit Bert Smith. Fox farming expands in southeastern Alaska with a large operation near Ketchikan.

New Haven Marion Smith Emma Pine Merle Statler Addison Baker Cecil Robertson James Combs Frank Smith Walter Wilson John Pratt Washington John McKinstry Bert Smith

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