Radio record to be set on Utah return
Navy officer says the Utah will carry President elect Hoover from Montevideo with an advanced radio system able to transmit messages 6000 miles to Washington without relays. The 20 meter wave-length enables a longer range than the Maryland, and high frequency dispatches may set a new naval record for daily news messages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Hoover
South America
Utah
S. C. Hooper
Naval Communications
Maryland
Mr. Hoover
Balboa
Montevideo
Hooper
Pacific
Navy
Ring Leaders of Smuggling Arrested
Bremen detectives uncovered an institute for stowaways known as Stowaways, Inc. in Bremerhaven and arrested its ringleaders. They smuggled European emigrants to the United States, mainly Italians, charging high fees for entry. Police detained 15 Italian stowaways aboard a German steamer.
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United Press
Bremen
Germany
United States
Institute
Stowaways, Inc
Bremerhaven
Indian Congress of All Tribes Proposed For July
A plan for a peaceful two week Indian congress gathering hundreds of delegates from tribes west of the Mississippi is drawn up to meet in Denver next July. Authorities seek 50,000 in federal and state aid plus 10,000 from Indians themselves to finance the event with camping grounds and native displays.
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International News Service
Denver
Indian Congress
America
Congress of the
United States
Mississippi River
Colorado
Congress
Milford Claims Four Cedar of Lebanon Trees in State
Milford residents declare the town has the four Cedar of Lebanon trees in Connecticut and possibly the United States, with three along the shore and the famed umbrella tree in the village center. A protective fence is being erected to shield the trees.
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Connecticut
International News Service
Milford
Conn
United States
Do I Look Like I Have a Broken Heart Divorce Claim
Gilda Gray, famed for her stage shimmies, recovers from a cold at her parents home in Codahy Wisconsin while awaiting her divorce from Gil Boag. She dismisses divorce gossip and denies plans to marry her manager C D Krepps. The hearing is set for Port Washington Wisconsin with Boag traveling to attend.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Gilda Gray
Mani- Milian Michalski
Codahy
Gil Boag
New York
Gilda
C. D. Krepps
Boag
Mr. Krepps
Port Washington
Webster Dictionary Centenary Celebrated in New Haven
New Haven marked the 100th anniversary of Webster's Dictionary with an exhibition at Woolsey Hall. Yale ties were highlighted from Webster’s Yale days to his 1807 1828 dictionary work. The event noted 70 000 words in Webster and referenced earlier American lexicography.
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International News Service
New Haven
Conn
Washington
Cambridge
Yale
Noah Webster
Webster
Woolsey Hall
George Dudley Seymour
Hartford
Sheffield
Samuel Johnson, Jr
Guilford
America
Johnson
Installment Sales Dominate 1927 Auto Market
More than 60 percent of automobiles sold in 1927 were bought on installments and the average note was $574, according to the Chicago Motor Club.
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International News Service
Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
How Rough 18 Rough A Dance Standards Debate
Waukesha Wisconsin county board weighs standards for supervised dances used by 1190 events. Officials seek clear definitions to punish violations of an ordinance prohibiting rough loud or boisterous dancing.
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United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
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