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Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
NC LAR|VN WINS BY X. |. OVER
 CHAMP SINGER
SINGER SEVEN TO FIVE FAV- ORITE OVER LINK OF
 CHAMPIONS
FLASH McLarnin wins

FLASH -McLaTnln WlnS by a knockout in the third round.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 12. (P)-Mc- Larnin, the battling Irishman, knocked out Al Singer, lightweight champion, in the third round of a ten round non-title bout with a yolley of lefts and rights to the chin. McLarnin floored Singer once for the count of nine but the lat ter barely reached his feet as Mc- Larnin did cartwheels across the ring.
 Singer rallied gamely but an other right knocked him down out.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 12. [P) - The third round of the fight lasted for two minutes and 30 seconds.
 In the first two rounds it looked as if Singer would break the Me- Larnin jinx over champions as Me- Larnin was outboxed, OutSmarted, and outslugged as 25,00O believed in glee.
 Then Singer grew carless about the easy way in which he blocked McLarnin's clouts and he was jab- bed off his balance with smart lefts, Singer tried to slug with Mo Larnin and smacked a right to Mc- Larnins chin and stepped back as if tauting McLarnin.
 McLarnin blinked behind his two fists and suddenly lashed out with a left hook to the side of Singers head which really finished Singer.
 McLarnin crowded off the soft ened Singer a bit more as he circl- ed the ring. McLarnin crouched- like a shuffling, cold, vicious killer stalking his prey and caught Sim ger with both his hands in a one two, one two to the head
 Singer crumpled to the floor and McLarnin cartwheeled toward his corner. At the count of nine Singer toward McLarnin and missed McLarnin's chin. McLarnin Singer with left and drilled him clean to the chin with a right. Singer went down and re- mained down as McLarnin cart wheeled once more
 Singer weighed in at 135 and one half; McLarnin 14O. The gate was SITS OOO. Singer was a ' to 5 fav- orite over McLarnin.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
TIE sAME. OLD SYKES
 STILL ON THE RAIN JOB

New York, Sept. II. (P) Bel n1ont park has hired a specialist -o prevent rain with a rain ma chine The race track will collect rom Sykes, the Specialist $1,OOO for every week day and $2,0O0 for every Sunday that rain trenches the track.
 sykes vii collect if it is pleasant ard pay if it rains. He has some secret apparatus which, he says, will prevent rain or bring it. The Park is doubtful, but will take a c1ance as insurance.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
MRS. F. A. GIBSON DIES

LOS ANGELES, Sept, 12, (Pl- Mrs. Frank A. Gibson, 72, moth CT of Hugh Gibson, United States Ambassador to Belgium, died. Since the death of her husband in 1902 she had been a leader in a statewide social, education and civic endeavors Gibson is expected to sail from on Sunday
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
LEGION DELEGATEs
 ARRIVE IN SEWARD \.

me otner morning a crash of gun fire awakened residents. It later developed that the firing was caused by duck hunters.
 This morning, late risers, were startled to hear the sound of blaring trumpets and rolling thunder of drums. Again came the thought; Are we being at- tacked?"
 No shot and shell being heard screaming through the air was the signal for these late ones to peek out of windows and then it dawned!
 It was an invasion, alright, but Ia friendly one, for the American Legion today are in possession of the city. Tomorrow when they depart to capture Anchorage, the Convention City, they will relin- quish local control to city auth ority.
 "Mirabile dictu" "si vous plait, madame, nous Par donnez moi, messieurs," "Pris des armes,' Win ordinaire," Que voulez vous, mademoiselle et messieurs' "Allez oop," etc. etc.
 The delegates from the many points south of Seward Post and Auxiliary members present ed an imposing sight as they disembarked from the steamer, formed column, and marched up the promenade tO the tires bon toots of the trumpeteers and rumbling staccato of drums The drum and bugle corps is an offspring of the Cordova Post May their wind never give out or their elbows cease work ing.
 Local officers and members were on hand to extend a warm greeting to the visitors. First on today's entertainment program was a motor jaunt to Lake Ke- mai; then back for lunch This evening the Auxiliary and Post members vii l be banquete Al separately in the Seward Grill which has been transformed to fit the occasion. Still later, i'll odd Fellows hall, a dance will be given in honor of the delegates to which the public is invited
 Today can be compared to a Roman holiday. All that ifs need- ed is to warm up a couple of lions and toss some victims in to the pit, or to have Dorbandt fly over the trenches dropping bombs of more joy-
 READ 'EM AND WEEP
 From Ketchikan- Mr. and Mrs J. A. Talbot, MT. and Mrs. Al E. Karnes, Mrs. w. u Graves.
 From Wrangell- ll-E M. Camp bell, H. R. Coulter.
 From Petersburg Frederick A. Johnson.
 From Juneau-Mrs. WI E. Hen drickson, Edith Fl Sheelor, Har- rv Stonenouse, Mrs Stone house. Mrs. R. n. Kaufman, MT, and Mrs. c. H. Helgesen MT and Mrs. H. G- Nordling-
 From Cordova-Mr- and Mrs Clyde R, Ellis, J R. Olsen, F- Al. Jones, Mrs. Urquhart, Paul Her. ring, Mrs. Warren Taylor, Mrs H. Steele, R. IT McCulloch, W- RI Ives, Mrs. Ives, oscar shinne- man, MI. and Mrs J- T- Pei 5rich.
 From Valdez Stanley Nichols
 Everybody welcome to the big Iarca +nnip'ati
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
CANOEISTs Ar RUPERT
PRINCE RUPERT, Sept,

PRINCE RUPERT, Sept, IA, (R)-The canoeists, the Fisher brothers and Charles Bruder, arrived here completing >7,5OO miles of their journey to Pana- ma They trapped furs in the Arctic which netted them sev- eral thousands of dollars prior to their departure from the North The Fraser, Saskatche- wan and Red rivers is their next iaunt
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
MURDERER HANGED

WALLA WALLA, Sept 12- (PO - Archie Moock, of Spokane, was hanged for the murder of Mrs. Catherine Clark, of Boston, who came west in response to his letters promising marriage. She was killed with a hatchet two years ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
BANKER IS VISITOR

1nroute to Anchorage to vis- \. his branch bank, E. A. Ras- President of the Bank of 4laska, arrived here today on tie Ss Alaska, from Southeast era Alaska
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
TWO WEEKS TO PAY FINE

Walter Kjcho~sht. 15 of 11l Gold street, vas given t7o weeks in T hlch to pay q fine imposed on him some time ago on the charge Of theft. by Judge Stanley J. TrscesEi in police court today. Probation Officer Con- molly testified ir the case. the young man having been or probation since the court disposed Of the ease
 The charge Of passing q boulevard stop signal at Burrftr and West Man streets vas nolled 1r the case Of Henry Banaa. a5. of Maxwell court. Rockville Attorney E J. >fonhlc~ wicz represented BanaE
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
National Music V eek
 Observed in School

Tn o0servarce of NationaI NIslcaI week. q program vas presented to- day at the Central Junior Hign school under the direction Of Moss Doris Bradley. instructor n n11s:e at the school
 Today's program opened nth q short talk by Leonard Carlson. chairman. Herbert Anderson, N1o- lrist and Charles Johnson. rfautsr. were the artists CT the program
 At the ninth grade asseu oly to- morrow morning, Mrs Caroline Barsch, yiointst, and Miss Frances Parker. accomranlst will present q program
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

And whats more the Torrid Zone is eco nomjcoi, r. tc5t5 deljver3 327 more fsmpcra- lure or II consumcS 30fe less fuel than ordinary furnaces. Whatever your fuel . hard coal, soft coal, coke, Ignite, wood gas, oil , . it is sure to go farther with Torrid Zone, Without doubt this is the finest heating unit that science has devised Wherever it operates, in homes, churches, schools or stores, all the many advantages of warm air heating are fully realized.
 Come in and see the interesting features We want to show you its sturdy locomotive grates, its lazy shaker. We want to give you book let describing other features Plans and esti- mates will be quickly furnished on request Free engineering service from the factory for special problems. Made by thc LENNox FURNACE .CoM- PANy, Syracuse, New York - Marshatown. Iowa - Toronto, Canada
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
Natar-npIIt A; Ennis
Like Y ar-Iorn Town

Fros. Te~. Ma CUPj-Tr.~ o1ce tErsE-g town res=mbled a war torn village to1ag aster nature n4! hurled aga.0s- i onr Of lts most powerful and dreaded forces O de srrac,ion-cyclonlc winds
 Relief g-0r5ers ptodded througn IS rnne seeking victims Of q tornado which had IAscIed every business bulldirs n the town Of I.2o0 pes- sons.
 T4an-r dad have beea laeulreI and r n4s GeEesed = or r5 mor+ lar er.=nrd lr fac dsbr5~ or s> d. moi~L~l }lsIHo-- e'Iu.tures and =0 no01f-
 wo. asu4=s ~z- e~ma,ea g. s.
 Moma~e- ot ~el5ef ageacs7s .a-r-. e1 m nzH 'a the glare ol amp fr=s
 The f~a4 were used as uurH eo~ hoa' as tor illumination by the h14- dFed~ CT rorae'rs- men. women and children Y no had no other way to
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
RAILROAD PLAN
 LIFE EXTENDED
Committee Approves Southern
 New England Petition

Boston, May ' afUP) - The legis- latlve committee on railroads voted today to report favorably the bill which would confirm the powers and extend the powers of the Southern New England Railroad Corporation.
 Under the bill, extension would be for two years.
 Proponents of the measure had sought q three-year extension of the road 5 charter.
 The bill, to become effective. must be accepted within fl days of it's passage by the directors. of the road.
 There is a, further provision that the road pay s25.0o0 under a certi- fled check and $500 under a sure jy bond, This money would go into the state coffers to he used for the repair Of bridges traEersed by the road
 If completed, the Southern New England Railroad would connect Palmer, Mass, with Providence, R.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
City Items

Co No ot tha fire 5epartn2 eot vas called 10 | fire tu al s>1 bo. ou che Weske- prop=~.2 d, +5 Wr5-- ing street al 405 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Stanley Raoo ot n. Coli street reported last nlg1t the -hef. CT h4s bicycle, and Joseph LaRocco Of g.s Washington street reported sr a-ar- green tree stolen of h:s property a. S1 Carlton s-reat
 Sergeant T. I F'e4rev went 70 the corner ot Chapman and BaIaer streets tnIs forenoon and broko ua T card game which tIv= hogs 7at playing. complain, hag.rz baza made about it 10 Carta-r Kelly.
 Complaint a-as made 10 tha ro.c- today Of the theft Of flowers at night at 4 Lex1ngcon stree-.
 Robert Haru0ss. T. g x, rh. : petty officer on the sLausa~la. S-4s. has returned from Glar-alam7. Cuba, and is spending d t-w da.a a. his home on Arch street.
 Miss Dorothy NJ Anderson O osgood avenue. secretary Of Deputr Sheriff Martin H Hor"5tz. is i'll d her home.
 Members Of The Ktwa-Is club were entertained at the noon lunch con today by Johhsoue Vance with motion pictures of hunting and e%- plo-ing Tn Alaska.
 Unity RAbekah lodge sewing clrale will meet Thursday afternoon at inc home Of Mrs. 4. Paul Of Lake Court.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
locking doors after gathering in
stolen Automatic Found

locking doors after gathering in thelr haul.
 stolen Automatic Found
 This afternoon all automatic pls- tol was claimed by Leon Toczko. as sistant electrical superintendent, his home at 8 Stewart street having been entered several months ago. A number of articles of jewelry were also stolen and 1t IS possible that d ring which Was recovered yesterday IS Mrs, ToczAo's property.
 Mr~, IIttl4 claEmed brool il valued at sc5o, but none Of tre other iewelry taken from her hone was fourl among the loot
 The detective bureau received >et- eral Icl5phone 9alIs today from 1esi- dents Of tho city whose homes wcrt 1ansacked by KragIel ard kaIesInski. and rangements were made for them 10 examine the articles which have been recovered.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

seems 10 have cut a sr-ath about 30 feet wide and OUT house stood right jn rae ceror Of its pata. I IGSt can't ~sallze th2t everything IS gone. Ii VAS 70 sudden t is aImosl unbe- .!aEa1l4 le added
 T@o hyr5rad and fifty children attending scGool escaped injury. The tornado ripped rho roof off the school h&.duE h1r not a chud Has nart. Tho scene uos described b. T. j. Sl4r, farmer
 ''L WIS eotn@ to lake uv Ii+tle GJrl TorornT homo from school when .ha storm Hel.'.
 'Afler seafng f. PIP through rhc business dsst-lct a= f 5t ware card- hoard Erew that 1T the children "are -.Irasad from school they would All ba killed by flying tnnbers or dashed 10 earth hv the wind
 'Ntth the aid of two teachers. 1e locked tha children inside the school ho"so and enuse)ed them 'o- geraer m tho roorls and hal}"a2s.
 Every Window Broken
 tf#o tr1"ife EGe O. "la1 'o"e Of fine --aooj house roof and every win do" in eLe b9ildng Vas bro&en. 1t happened so fast ~e scarcely fnaw "h-' it. @as all anour hQ' g check showed ot cAlld lad been hurt"
 TTent~-ore persons were saved rom almost certain death when they shut themselves into vaults Of c-o two banks he~e
 Faee too> refg@a n inc First Va t:eaaL bar# With John Beck and lG crowded ldro the vault Of the Citl- 1e1s State bank with Rufus Shaw.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

be served. All members are invited to attend. Tickets may be secured from members Of the retreat con- mittee
 The committee appointed 10 make arrangements for the memorial mass for the deceased members, reported that the annual memorial mass will be celebrated at All Saints church at o'clock on Memorial Day, May 30, by Rev. stephen 4. Grohol. All rela- tWes and friends of deceased mem- bers are invited to attend.
 Delegates 10 the state convention are Grand Knight Robert J. Doyle, Past G. K. L. J. Daley, will repre- sent Daly Council No. F. K. Of C. The state convention will be held at Norwich, May 12 and I3.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
MINISTER ACCEPTS
 CALL ID THIS CITY
Rev, George R. IaFlash to Be-
 come Pastor Here

Rev George E. LaFlash Of Wor. caster. Mass, has accepted q call tc become the pastor ot the Emmanle Gospel church, succeeding Rev. E. Leonard Smith who signed last summer.
 Rev. Mir LaF!ash has been acting IS relief minister st the Emmanuel church since last fall H. is a na- tive Of Worcester and Is married and the father of TWO boys.
 Mrs. LaFlash also s a- r11nlster and vas ordained several years ago. She Is sal3 to ra rf-e -rst woman Baptist minister ordagnea east Q. lie Ntsslsslpp. r}ver
 For threr years FA7. }rr f4l-'s a vas pastor under The Massza- ---tts Baprst to1var'.on 10 -ra Waser-e and Gayae4d rrlae Of Psa-or h. uians-
 Three t4srs he ~#z ~-e-4=-t os inc comrl:rsa Tor ~=..@ro.e =Lc.4- ton in Carroll co3~-r x T.
 Rev and Mrs. LaF}2sn -pea. no seasons 0orIiuE together ,a chsIge of the New Hampshire gospel .r "EvaAgeL7 holding services m tre rural dss:raorz Ro'- ~ara ben er- caged in evan geTst.c ryor< in N4rr- ous parts of New E1rlard and Canada Rev M-. LaF-9sa has he'd nastorsres IT Na7 Haf~ as. 5~A, Massachusetts. Rhode Is.sol and Long Island
 Since coming to En7--zna4t ceu-a1 last fall hls work has strength s he congregation here. according 70 reports from ths church. a~i has helped materially --crAasa tha strength Of the Sunday school and the work among the >ou.g people.
 His family vIu remain n Wor- cester until the close 0. the school term.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
PROBE TEACHERS PLAN

New Haven, May : fP) - The ox- ecutire board of the New Haven City League of Women Voters yesterday was instructed to inquire into the report current that the board of edu- cation has adopted policy that hereafter no married women will be hired as new teachers in the city schools, the reason being that so many graduates of normal schools who are unmarried are available.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
SUES FOR S3,O00

Virginia Camminante has brough an action against Salvatore Sapia Nuziata 5apia, Tony and Concettins Pala zzolo, for foreclosure of a mort gage on property at 74-76 Talcott street, also for possession of the property, appointment Of d receiver to collect rents. appraisal of the property, a deficiency judgment anl S3.0o0 damages. Jennie Naietta Reina has been appointed temporary receiver,
 Attorney Donald Gaffney repre- sents tt7e plaintiff and the papers were served by Constable r. L Clynes.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
Miss Wood Hostess
 At Nurses Meeting

Mss Lena [. Wood nGrse al the North & Judd Mf-. 70. pla7-. 2as hostess at 2 meeting of t7s Hart ford county factory nurses .asr eFe- ming at tae N- ( T clubhouse on Stanley street. Thirty 1era present.
 After the meeting q round fante discusslon was held If ms Ief fly Miss Winltred Hartman. president of the n1rsas' assocL4tlo2 or Hart ford,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
s STORM DEATHS
 IN WESTERN STATE
tCo1rnued From Frs. Pazel

l-N-tnued From f1rS- EaEel TOT The list of those killed number- ed -3
 Hlgl County n the central section or the state. reported tao dead al Martens and three a- BenGnr. Neigh boring McLennan CoUnty welded }ne bodies Of three others, all victims Of the tornado.
 X worAman was killed and f5 orh- CTS injured at Randolph Field, Eo1- ernment airport near San Antonio.
 Oklahoma City Hit
 The CrClonie disturbance eEter 1n5 northwar3 mo Oklahoma, where Oklahoma Cry was swept hv a gale which destroyed abour SO homes 1n lts oil field suburbs on the south. Ky I freak Of fate residents there oa- caped death or severe injury
 Abilene. Tex. vas struck hv 2 100 mile gale. A binding saudstorn1 and spurrs of violent rain accompanied the wind, causing dauage estimated at thousands Of dollars. Damage at Mcl1urry College vas expected to
 Trees, unprotected windows and growing crops in the vicinity ot Chll- dress and Kirkland 1aH- suffered tha brunt ot the damaga Ia those areas when q hail storm followed haavy rains. Ranger. TeE, Was thrown ir darkness hy ar elecrrl~al storm and when it had passed, s"yer- al houses were uDrootad and L-GuE head Of livestock killed.
 Austin Heavily Damaged
 Austin suffered heavy danss- when downtown baseuents Her, flooded. Many houses were unroo.- ed and Ole of the ly4-t00t towers sthe ci,y's lighting system vas torn down by the wind. The seed and hull housa of the Farmers 65 Gin ua~s. Cotto1seed oil conpan" WAS d=mol srad Jos Adajr. sarcr.n- ten4cn- ot -hs oulp8ur. and J.os- COG BuatoI and Henry Williams aurrlo>er @tr- injured.
 Fort Worth experienced IFS nos. violent wind n ; 2aars. Pedestrians were thrown ssai0s. buildings t9 tne donrtoun streets. Damage "as sligh- howeyar
 Pupils lu the schools q Boa.e. Tex. were removed SatetE ro uaee- meu's when terrific ~inlsorm struck tne town. Tila was blown from the roof of Inc high school and windows smashed at the Warl school. ytl derrishs suffered aear- -lE n Lke vicinity.
 Naterspout At Ennis
 Ennis Tex, witnessed d 7ater- spout electric and wind storm r. J Kendall, proprietor or a candy shop. w1s cut ba5I" ty ev.g gla-s. |. L. NcClaiu vas severely injured q. Ensign, five raGles south O. Ennis. during the storrl.
 One woman. Mrs D s Williams, vas injured at Mineral Weu2. Tex. when the --5rd blew down several houses and garages. Mrs. William vas buried under the 4a5ris Of her home.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
LAYMEN'S RETREAT LEAGUE
 TO MEET HERE ON MAY 22
New Britain-Bristo Chapter to Cath CT at K. Of C. Hall in
 This City

The New Britain Bristol chapter of the Laymen's Retreat league will hold meeting on Thursday evening. May - in F.. Of (. hall. Rev. Father Hubert Of the Passionist Monastery. West Springfield will address the members. A get-togcther dinner will
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

Furnace of boiler-plate steel. Floors, furni- turc and woodwork are sinsularly free from dust. Its all in the way this furnace is built For just as the truck tank is made gasoline tight by hotriueting and cold -calking .. so the Torrid Zone is made gas, smoke and dust-tight
 And the air in Torrid Zone equipped home is bound to be clean and healthful for several reasons. irst, the air is never tainted with coal-gas. Second, the air is moistfuIly hcaithfu} because Torrid Zone humidiher has twice the evaporating area of ordinary water pans right inside Inc casing and, furthermore, Is pcsitioned for most rapid evaporation Third, proper air circulation is guaranteed when Lcnnox Furnace man installs according to the Standard Code. A Lennox Torrid Zone equipped home is safe and healthy home for every member of the family.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

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 ! vas 27ta ir rne at-zrroo= -a=- ter17v uher q dark cloud aorrzro , .rol1 tre soath md srolrrr from H." vast ard coo"arz+4 unou il. a'.n'e=e ro'auvrtr n-n z4rH .ar- deHae- hat n.aa- or 1re nwnt. r" fr.nnr5 5nettar homes e.-r no E-o5.e49- Q inc mp-adirz a5s- ls--r.
 I.--e4 e4.a-@.r a~e~ ,.a uor7. s+#sa-. -rr uro.a o-l la ta- u-.~ O. tra t'r-tnn-e s1etio- < ugtnlng bolt va- urUsvod responsible. 4 eeaHH donopour uuereaeI lH. 7a#ss hut soon ano-acr fire broke o@r in the restdaoH4} tfs-r,ct. ad4-o- Q tta horror O. The ca-asf~oo-- |o."ntea~ fire fighters eaceeeLod in 5"tlngu'emn@ tt= flames and than began faa task os nrovtdme rarIef
 More 'eaH q eeore O. persons mostly caldr~a. were belera4 .9 raF- ue@r injured
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
Penney Stock Sold to
 Three Concerns TOday

New York, May tP-Purc hase of a substantial block Of the J. C. Penney company common stock by a group including Lehman Corp. J. & ". Seligman & Co and Werthcim & Co. was announced today
 J. z. Penney company operates more than HOO retalls stores spe- cializing in clothing, shoes. dry goods and other general merchandise Sey- erai months ago officials Of the com pany made q survey to determine Inc practice bility Of merger with Sears. Roebuck but decided against such q was reported in merger negotiations with Montgomery Ward but this re- port was promptly denied
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
Polish Club Delegates
 To Discuss Big Drive

flor" 'han 5o presidents and rep E1+aa'-f.-e@ Of Polish crgus and or ea.lzatU9r7 or this city have been jn- }rad 10 attend q meeautg Of the &'-1oo drive cota'u1ttce Of the Gen. Haflcr post. Polish World war vet @rass. The meeting IS scheduled 10 take rlace tonight al 7.So al their ruhrooms at the Peoples Saving bank hHialn= oa Rroad street.
 Members CT thr entcrtainncnt committee CT 7h5rh Paul Nurczyl, ir uresidrr' vf}I reDort or the pro- ~~es CT promoting sHrisl= and en- 'rfHfuHn-t. To-. fEo t-usgr of tho 41u.ad s--..-a' fund wre drn . ""l ue@,e Ia .rsl 9r-L- and ~.t1 aa eondu d fa~ouzhoat 'ho city aud 7tL. c9me 70 a mon,fu=rou in toc
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

Congress has passed and our presidents have approved only four acts formally declaring the existence Of war: June IS. 1912. against Great Britain; April g. 1898. against Spain; April 6. 1927. against Ger many. and December [, 1917, against Austria Hungary.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07

Nos, 1f tae lightning Jn 2 thgn- 1r--tcrn dne- nCc approach near '.-e earth hg' 0ashc7 from loud 10 elo 4.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
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Na HHszr .r-T arat df 4s. El-z~ iEoHlal said. If had been looking oa- -Ue HIu1Q7 -c,le#nG 1~o hsaf.- black 'oHgs Our from tI~ @t-s ord one "9.- rh- zs9t9- ar7 '0.- --e~1-I f1 e- Ns-a af ing