Anniversary Fetes 25 Years Of Airship Flight Progress
A historical page highlights the twenty fifth anniversary since the first successful power driven airship flight. Leaders including Sir Sefton Brackner and Major General Brackher reflect on rapid aviation progress, its growing public acceptance, and its future in commerce, transport, and national effort. A separate court note reports a divorce action in Bellingham, Washington, noting Mrs Lillian Bonner’s interim decree.
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Sir Sefton Brackher
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Air Ministry
Wright Brothers
United Is of America
Great
Aritlan
Atlantic
Porter Adams
Natio
John F. O'Ryan
Colonial Air Transport Company
William B. Stout
Stout Meter Airplane Company
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For
Wright Rothers
Dave
America
William Butterworth
U.S
Bellingham
Wash
Conan Foyer
Lillian Bonner
Ka Hagdin
MacCracken's Statemes in Year of Flight
William P. MacCracken, assistant secretary of commerce for aviation, reflects on a silver anniversary year of manned flight. The article surveys progress, challenges, and notable events from the past twelve months in aeronautics.
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William P. MacCracken
Aeronan
Numan Flight
Boy of 13 Growing to Great Height in Atlanta
Atlanta boy Henry Mullins, age 13, already stands seven feet two inches tall due to pituitary overactivity. He attends seventh grade and sports a strong report card with A’s and B’s. Henry plays football end, basketball center, and baseball utility, hoping for a future as a football star or boxer.
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Atlanta
Henry Mullins
Georgia Tech
Henry
C. ER. Mullins
E- Will
Dortorm
Flying Wings monoplane planned by Junkers in Germany
Washington December 17 The Junkers Airplane Company in Germany announced a super monoplane under construction with a 2000 foot wing span and 120 horsepower motors designed to carry passengers Transatlantic service at altitudes of 20000 feet with living quarters kitchens and a super radio set included The craft known as the Flying Wings aims to preserve atmospheric pressure and feature a wingspan net for transport and broad capabilities.
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Washington, D.C
Junkers Airplane Company
Germany
Department of Commerce
Tunney Trophy Rules to Be Set by Social Elite Group
A New York committee of wealthy social figures meets to decide how the Tunney Mull trophy will be awarded The discussion centers on guarantees and financial structure for upcoming heavyweight title plans With Madison Square Garden cutting costs promoters aim to avoid overpayment while maintaining event appeal and safety factors in pricing and dress standards
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New York
Dee Committee
Entleyes
Tunney-Mull
Gene ‘Tunney
G Ponsor
Bernard Gimbel
Richard
Tex
Leftair
Genes Cho
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Jace
Maxine
Miami
Ant
Christmas events and social notices across local groups
Announcements include a Nose the Bitchen Son phony orchestra event at the Enterprise Wednesday at 7 20 p m and a Christmas supper hosted by the Rebekahs and families on Thursday December 20. The Missioorkety of the West Chester rhyreh will meet at Mr John Hough home Friday at 2 p m with gifts for a Christmas box to the Children’s home at Hat Springs.
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Bitchen Son Phony
the Enterprise
Ecem
Reiter
Rebekahs
Funeral for Fred Jones in Richland Me
Fred Jones died a week ago from pneumonia in Mena Pores Utah. His funeral was held in Richland with family attending including his widow and several relatives. He was 68 and his burial followed a private service.
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Fred Jones
Richland
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TaFvey
Itsiah
Grey
Jones
Mena Pores
Utah
Wilow
Sineras Pune
Nephew of Frank Gotch Wins At Iowa Freshmen Meet
In Towa City on December 17 Ralph Piergue, a nephew of the famed Frank Gotch, captured the sole victory for freshmen in the all-university wrestling meet. He won the 145 pound division match amid a limited freshman showing.
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Towa City
Frank Gotch
Hi Day
Towa University
Ralph Piergue
Fo. Dodge
Swindles Farmers by a Faith Cure in Poca hontas
Walter Hawkins of Chicago was held today near Pocahontas on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after pleading not guilty. He allegedly swindled several farmers in the northeast through a faith cure scheme. Grand jury is involved in the case.
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Pocahontas
Walter Hawkins
Chicago
Hawkins
Northe An
School age rule urged by Occidental dean
Eagle Rock Bee reports Dr. Irene T. Meyers dean of women at Occidental College calls for a lower age entering school limit. She says a child three years old is settling into habit temperament and self control and argues for earlier guidance to curb developmental issues.
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Eagle Rock
Irene ‘T. Meyers
Occidental Cortexe
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