Transatlantic Air Routes Soon
The aviation commission reports plans for government built airships leased to private operators. A $17,000,000 plan calls for zeppelin type craft and a metal clad craft with landing gear. The panel seeks a permanent federal civil aviation agency and broader oversight.
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Highway Protective League Formed in North Carolina
Raleigh announces the creation of the Highway Protective League of North Carolina a group of highway contractors material men car owners and citizens aimed at preventing diversion of highway funds and improving state and county roads. George Ross Pou general counsel says the league seeks constitutional amendment proper motor license fees safety and a rational highway plan to ensure funds reach highways.
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Hayes Vandyke wedding in Zionville Mississippi
Doris Hayes and Cerron Vandyke married at the home of Rev. R. C. Eggers in Zionville Mississippi. Rev. Eggers officiated. The couple, from the Bamboo community, are children of George Hayes and Joe Vandyke, and are well known locally.
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R. C. Eggers
Zionville
Doris Hayes
Cerron Vandyke
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George Hayes
Joe Vandyke
Bamboo
Giant Glass Eye Cast to Peer Into Skies Farther Than Man Dared
Corning New York Twenty tons of glass poured to form the eye for the world s largest telescope to be mounted on Mount Palomar California The 17 foot mirror aims to reveal objects one billion light years away The process will continue with annealing grinding and precision finishing over several years with a six million dollar investment in a landmark scientific project Four Chatham County farmers produced 600 bales of hay this year.
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Mount Palomar
California
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Toast Repeal in Sorry Whiskey Toast Repeal in Sorry
Washington, D. C. Tonight the nation toasted repeal of liquor laws at the same mediocrity and high price level as prohibition. The drys and wets alike fault repeal for continued bootlegging high costs and enforcement woes amid a chaotic patchwork of state rules. A second note highlights tested recipes from the American Weekly for Baltimore Sunday American readers.
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Wayside Church Revival Attracts Local Guests
Mrs. George Eggers and family visited her parents the Hollars while Miss Mabel Brown returned from Huntersville for the holidays. The Wayside Sunday School drew many from Shulls Mills and Mrs. I G Cook improves after two months ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown hosted a turkey dinner on November 29 with Reverends Herman, Mann and Martin leading the revival.
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George Eggers
Bob Hollars
Mabel Brown
Huntersville
Wayside
Shulls Mills
I. G. Cook
Jim Brown
Herman, Mann
Martin
Wayside Church
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