Aeronautical Officials Urge Training After R A F Losses
Since the year's start there have been eight deaths among royal air force personnel due to machine accidents. The aeronautical committee urges immediate steps to address technical knowledge gaps among all ranks, especially squadron officers, noting accidents and machine destruction continue. Experts propose foolproof training or stalling‑proof aircraft as a costly but necessary remedy.
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Lord Ott
Royal Air Force
National Defense
Aeronautical Committee
Aeronautical Research Committee
Squadmh
Aeron Itics
Sweden Seeks Expanded Cultural Exchanges With United States
Swedish professors visiting America this year promote US Sweden cooperation in science and education. Notable visitors include Karl Petren Hinar Key Goesta Forsseil Johnny Roosval Carl Charlier and C Lundberg. They push for regular exchange professorships and cross national educational projects.
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Associated Press
Holm
Sweden
United States
America
Karl Petren
Ore
Hinar Key
Surofessor
Goesta Forsseil
Johnny Roosval
Carl Charlier
Lund University
C. Lundberg
Upsala University
Charlie
Roosval
Free State trade shows exports and US relation
The Irish Free State in the first half of the year posted exports valued at 109,987,466 dollars and total commerce at 167,391,000 dollars. The United States ranked third as a recipient, receiving 489,000 dollars, while Ireland imported 8,056,755 dollars from America, about twenty times the amount sold to the United States.
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Nite Ene Press
Brothers Have Typhoid Illness In Martinsburg
Two sons of former Senator and Mrs Gray Silver of Martinsburg are reported ill with typhoid fever by the local health office. Gray Jr. is 14 and Frank is 8.
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Gray Silver
Martinsburg
Gray, Jr
Frank
World Court inherits theft as hammer disappears
The Permanent Court of International Justice at the Peace Palace in The Hague reports the theft of the ebony presidential hammer from the council table. Presented by the Senate of Leyden University in 1922, the 12 inch artifact has been missing since August 26, and police seek clues to recovery.
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Associated Press
Hague
Andrew Carnegie
Peace Palace
Council Table
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate of Leyden University
Loy sale at Clover Dale Farm near Winchester
A sale of S S Loy is announced for Clover Dale Farm located about four miles from Winchester on October 2. The listing notes the sale will take place at the farm and includes no additional details.
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S. S. Loy Sale
Clover Dale Farm
Winchester
Balkan states eye joint ministerial action after Geneva talks
Sofia reports a Balkan conference may follow a London precedent if Bulgaria's League of Nations proposals gain support at Geneva. Foreign Minister Kalioff says Balkan misfortunes stem from rivalries and foreign influence and that united regional action serves common interests.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Geneva
United Action
Balkan States
Veterans Of First Division Gather For Washington Reunion
Veterans who fought in France with the First Division gather in Washington for divisional and regimental reunions. About 10 000 veterans are expected to attend, with a three day program highlighting the memorial dedication tomorrow. Private Dan R Edwards, Medal of Honor and Distinguished Service Cross recipient, will unveil the flag that hides the memorial. Navy hosts visitors on a lunch cruise to Mount Vernon.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
M Onu
Important Irish River navigable for 36 miles
The Shadnen is described as the largest and longest river in the Irish Free State and is navigable for 36 miles for ocean going ships.
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Wiser Shadnen
Irish Free State
Many Streams Of State Infested By Young Carp
Richmond Virginia Oct 3 News reports from the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Commissioner W McDonald Lee say abundant schools of young carp now inhabit Virginia coastal waters due to heavy spring and early summer rains. He cites L R Gayne of Chesterfield county whose Carp hatchings this spring exceeded his fifteen year experience.
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Richmond
Virginia
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
W. McDonald Lee
Lee
L. R. Gayne
Chesterfield County
Gayne
Reasons Found Why Japan Failed In Olympic Games
Tokyo dispatch reports disappointment at Japan's Paris Olympic showing. Osaki Mainichi argues causes lie in Japanese housing, customs, and diet, which yield lighter physiques than Western standards. The piece suggests improving living conditions and health practices to better athletes.
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Japan
Associated Press
TOKIO
Oska Mainichi
300000 N Y Men Have No Work
The New York City Bureau of Industrial Aid reports about 300000 men and women in New York are unemployed. John Sullivan notes nearly 60 percent are union members and that job placements have fallen from about 125 daily to 60 or 65, with many applicants being non union. Union agencies are overwhelmed by demand.
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New York Times
New York
John Sullivan
New York City
Bureau of Industrial Aid
Sullivan
Bedtime Story About Shared Sleep Question
A brief item titled through a fragmentary note from Wesleyan Wasy exploring whether two can sleep alone while one sleeps with another. The text reflects a conversational or satirical tone on sleeping arrangements.
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Wesleyan Wasy
They Needed a Large Orchard
A playful note discusses how many apples Eve and Adam ate, presenting several incorrect totals and then proposing a humorous final solution with odd fractions and misprints. The piece mocks scientific certainty by using impossible numbers and scribbled arithmetic.
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