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East to west Atlantic crossing may follow after westward record
The article notes three long trans Atlantic flights from America to Europe by 1919 and 1927, adds that east to west attempts lag due to prevailing winds and weather. It predicts commercial two way flying is possible with a European crossing and suggests an American prize to spur effort and a European flyer to win ovations.
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Atlantic
Alcock
Brown
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Levine
America
Europe
Ocean
Nungesser
Coli
Col. Lindbergh
From Ranks to West Point Honors for Homer and Kurstedt
Cadet Hans W. Homer of Oregon is the top honor man in the graduating West Point class, and Cadet Harold A. Kurstedt of New Jersey is second. Both entered from the regular army, signaling a shift in tradition and showing the value of officers formed from enlisted ranks. The New York World lauds this as a clever move that democratizes the army’s officer corps.
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United States Army
Regular Army
West Point
Hans W. Homer
Oregon
Harold A. Kurstedt
New Jersey
Hom
Kurstedt
New York World
Virginia faces park rivals in race for first eastern national park
Virginia legislators debate funding versus private subscriptions as Tennessee and North Carolina outpace Virginia in pursuing a national park for the Great Smoky Mountains. The argument notes bond financing, public debt, and the lure of park tourism shaping state actions and regional prestige.
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Charlottesville
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains
Carolina
Gita Ab
Goa
Virginia must rise to the Blue Ridge park bid
The piece argues against bond dependence for government projects and urges Virginia to fund a Blue Ridge National Park by private subscription. It warns North Carolina and Tennessee pursuing the park and calls for a rapid increase in Virginia subscriptions before Congress meets in December.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Congress
The Next General Assembly Backed Byrd Program In Virginia
With the August Democratic primary lists closed the next General Assembly is seen as supportive of Governor Byrd. The piece argues most candidates back Byrd’s progressive, businesslike reforms and will likely produce a Byrd aligned Tidewater delegation, while noting the legislature will decide constitutional questions by vote in 1928 and focus on state government reorganization and cost reduction.
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House of Delegates
Virginia
Byrd
Richmond
General Assembly
Tidewater
Norfolk
Free goods carry hidden costs, says Grit editorial
A Grit editorial notes that many chase freebies but ultimately pay for everything they receive. It argues reliance on free offers erodes value and discipline, urging readers to recognize true costs behind nothing is free schemes.
Gainesboro Gleanings notice from Gainesboro Va local items
Mr. B. F. DeHaven returns home after three weeks in Winchester and Martinsburg. Local residents host visitors from Warrenton Whitacre Hagerstown and Franklin. Ladies Missionary Society meets in Franklin. A cow owned by Mrs. Dr. Smith is struck by a bus and killed. Rev. Mason of Brokneal to assist in Wesley Chapel meetings.
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Gainesboro
B. F. DeHaven
Winchester
Martinsburg
Thurman Luttrell
Warrenton
Loring Ritter
Douglas Duff
Chambersville
S. A. Luttrell
A. L. Purtlebaugh
Ladies Missionary Society
Johnnie Adams
Beula Adams
W. E. Adams
Lizzie Emmett
Helen Lamp
Mack DeHaven
Cedar Creek
Dean Rogers
BE. Bayliss
Boyd Ramey
Dr. Smith
Harold Bageant
Frances Reid
Lehew
Lottie Farmer
Rev
Mason
Brokneal
John Banks
Wesley Chapel
College commencement season and a celebrated flyer
The Springfield Republican notes the commencement season will start when a celebrated young flyer returns home. It jokes he should earn a dozen LL. D.s. as awards for his achievements.
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Springfield Republican
Train Schedule Effective November 21 1926 Berryville
Schedule details train times and connections from Berryville Virginia to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Williamson Norton Waynesboro Hagerstown Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Includes Pullman sleepers dining car parlor car and connections with Memphis Social and other routes. Contacts H W Barks Berryville and J L Bladun Roanoke for fares reservations and information.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Williamson
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
W Va
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cincinnati
Columbus
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Avia
H. W. Barks
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