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September 5, 1925

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HEINEN LAYS CRASH TO VALVE REMOVALS; Former German Dirigible Pilot Declares Cutting Them Down Caused Shenandoah's Wreck.

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Says wreck of dirigible Shenandoah was caused by removal of 8 valves

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HYLAN IS ENJOINED FROM RADIO TALKS; Justice Levy Grants Temporary Stay Forbidding Political Broadcasting Over WNYC. HEARING SET FOR TUESDAY Court Says Evidence Clearly Shows City Station Has Been Used for Propaganda. HYLAN IS ENJOINED FROM RADIO TALKS

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State Supreme Court Justice Levy grants temporary injunction against political ss over WNYC

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Plane Sighted Off Kauai May Be Missing PN-9 No. 1

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Plane sighted off Kauai Is may be missing PN-9 No 1; 18 ships of fleet to aid search; guard ships recalled from Hawaiian waters by Flight Commander Moses for refueling; Sec Wilbur conditions flight of PB-1; A Alman's radio report of rescue doubted

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Officers Denounce Heinen's Statement.; HEINEN LAYS CRASH TO VALVE REMOVALS

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Notable Births

1925Justin Kaplan, American author (died 2014)^[†]

Justin Daniel Kaplan was an American writer and editor. The general editor of Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, he was best known as a biographer, particularly of Samuel Clemens, Lincoln Steffens, and Walt Whitman.