Lindbergh’s Paris Flight Leaves Country in Awe
Captain Lindbergh awoke in Paris after his 38 hour solo Atlantic crossing and told his mother in Detroit he felt fine. The first radiophone link between France and America connected through London with details of his aviation feat and family background.
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Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
France
America
London
Charles
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Minnesota
Cass Technical High School
New York
Horn
Sweden
Captain Lindbergh
United State
Little Falls
Minn
Roosevelt
Nonpartisan League
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Lincoln
Neb
Army Flying School
Kelly Field
Tex
Army Aviation Corps
St. Louis
Chicago
Caterpillar Club
Claude Ryan
Ryan Airplane Company
San Diego
Ryan
Parsons
California
Captan Lindbergh
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Ireland
England
Cherbourg
Built City Inside Old Palace Walls of Dalmatian Emperors
Diocletian abdicated in 305 AD after a long war reign and built a vast palace that now lies largely within the modern town of Spalato. The ancient complex, once the emperor’s residence for nine years, still shows walls and corridors repurposed as streets and shops.
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Diocletain
Spalato
Diocletian
Dalmattia
Adriatic
Italy
Sparta
Raid on Arcos HQ Spurs International Tension
The British raid on the Arcos headquarters in London, branded as the soviet raid, failed to reveal a missing document but led to the seizure of papers claimed to justify the action. Russia calls it a violation of international agreement and warns of possible diplomatic backlash. The incident could set a precedent for future government raids and risk exposing secret agents if replicated.
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Arcos
London
Russia
England
Crackers Convention Showcases 157 Varieties in Chicago
In Chicago biscuit and cracker men held a convention. They displayed 157 varieties of crunchalle goodies including a specially designed round creation with crumbs guaranteed soft enough to eat in bed. Time Magazine notes the range and humor of the gathering.
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Chicago
Time Magazine
Women's Feet Grow Taller and Wider Says Study
New figures from the Woman's Home Companion indicate American women's average foot size has increased by about half an inch in length and a full width over the past decade. Athletics and dancing are cited as explanations for the change.
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New York
The
Alfalfa Proves Most Profitable Crop Across 115 NY Farms
For over eleven years the New York State Department of Agricultural economics has kept records of results from growing alfalfa on 115 farms, and the balance sheet show that no other crop has given such high returns over the same period of time.
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New York State Department of Agricultural Economics
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Laird’s, Incorporated
Geo. A. Durban, Pres’t
Aiken, South Carolina
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Augusta, Georgia
Ford Motor Cars
Aiken Pressing Club
Powell Hardware CO
the Citadel
the Military College of
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Aiken County
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Col. C. J. Bond
Charleston, S. C
Hunter Bowen
Waycross, Ga
A. A. Smith
Atlanta
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Kuttroff, Pickhardt & Co., Inc
Grant Bidg
Atlanta, Ga
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Broadway
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Paul B. Glover
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