Lindbergh Gets High Praise Amid Boston Visit
Mrs Lindbergh faces a flood of questions from reporters during a cold cross-country stop. She notes the public's laudatory coverage of her son and declines to add to it, saying much has already been written. The party, escorted by officials and American Legion members, continues toward the tonal convention in Boston where Jeh Lindbergh is to receive a document.
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Belch
Albert F. Hegenberg
Harry Johnson
Ma. Timdbergh
Maud Dawson
Detroit
Lingberch
I Education
American Legion
Lindbergh
WAZ
Fay
Jeh
Boy Held For Theft After Confessed Coat Receipt
A youth claiming to travel as an aviation prodigy was questioned by police after being found in possession of a Mackinaw coat alleged stolen. He gave a false address and name, later admitting to being John J Calahan of 43 Lawrence Street New Haven. He slept at New Britain station then to Hartford, denying aviation ties and government connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ouLk
Avania Avenue
Burns
Newee
Callahan
Hallisey
John J Calahan
Lawrence Street
New Haven
Rapp
Cen
Ban
New Britain
Hartford
Langley
Connecticut church comity meeting set for March 15 at Hotel Garde
An informal church comity has been called by the Connecticut Federation of Churches to be held at the Hotel Garde at 10 a.m. on March 15. The meeting is signed by President Gaines and Secretary Alling.
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Itford
Connecticut Federation of Churches
Even Prayer Can Aid Evil Sermon by Rev. Craft
Rev. Ernest Judson Craft of Christ Episcopal church warned that prayer may be used as a tool of evil. He said people seek praise rather than God's approval and argued liberty means perfect obedience to law, using the eagle as a symbol of freedom tied to universal law.
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Ernest Judson Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Craft
Suspect Confesses 10 Mail Robbery In Chicago Probe
Police report several suspects held after raiding Cleaver home uncovered 17000 dollars in loot. Among the detainees are Charles Cleaver and wife Frank Casey Stewart Burns Dan Loose Meccina Litsinger Violet Stewart Dorothy Jackman and Joe Lymb. The case links to bombings and other bank robberies with US postal inspectors aiding the investigation amid claims no confessions were obtained.
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Cleaver
Cleavore
Donovan
William £. O'Conner
Lilian Litsinger
Virgil Litsinger
Edward R. Litsinger
Chicago Board of Review
Charles Cleaver
Frank Casey
Stewart Burns
Dan Loose
Frank
Michael Meccina
Mrs. Litsinger
Violet Stewart
Dorothy Jackman
Joel Lymb
Loose
O'Connor
K. P. Aldrich
Aldrich
Radio Reform Sparks Fight Over Power Act
Caldwell denounces the Power Act re distributing radio effort and warns it would hurt key stations in New Jersey and the East. He cites farm radio saturation in Southern states versus New Jersey and New York, arguing the measure serves few and damages public service.
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Luwvoc
New York
New Jersey
Caldwell
Anl
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
South Carolina
Congress
Washington
Joseph Birch Arrested After Disturbance at Home
Joseph Birch of 652 Broad Street was arrested at 8 20 PM after a disturbance complaint. Patrolman Joynt reported the incident and Birch was held on bond of 25 dollars for an appearance in City Court this morning.
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Joseph Birch
Broad Street
Joynt
Birch
Plane Missing at Sea Sparks Search Over Ocean
A plane en route to the sea is missing after an unconventional drop of a melange onto a ship as no inbound vessel reports sighting it. The aircraft reportedly had enough fuel for four hours and was a type unlikely to float long. The carrier had a maroon fuselage, silver wings, and a Department of Commerce license number 3573.
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Europe
Department of Commerce
Workmen Burned By Steam Escape at Scene
Fire department responded at 12 15 p m to a steam escape incident. No fire was found and two workers were taken to St Vincents hospital by city ambulance. Lynch rested comfortably early this morning after treatment.
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A. S. Mellor
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lynch
Obituary notices for Randolph Zambardo Whitney Gordon Smith and others
Charles H. Randolph sixty six dies after long illness at 603 William Street survived by wife son Claude A. Randolph Stratford and daughter Mrs James Gray New London sisters Mary Jacques Asbury Park and Mrs Arthur H Buffum New London brother Joseph F Randolph New York seven grandchildren funeral Wednesday 2 30 PM at home Rev Stephen Fish Sherman Jr officiates delegation from Railroad Carpenters Union to attend interment Lakeview Cemetery Domenica Zambardo twenty one dies. funeral from 977 Maplewood Avenue 9 AM and St Raphael's Church high mass 9 20 AM. interment St Michael's Cemetery Survived by mother Braziliana and siblings America and Chester Zambardo Wayland J Whitney dies at 77 at Masonic Home Wallingford funeral Sunday 3 PM from Masonic Home James Henry Gordon died. funeral 1 30 PM at St Mark's Episcopal Norwalk interment Riverside Norwalk Willian J Smith dies. funeral 6 30 AM at Gannon Funeral Home and 9 AM at St Augustine's burial St Michael's Lena Sastrom Lindskog dies at 278 East Main Street funeral 2 30 PM from Danish Lutheran Church 512 East Washington Avenue interment Lake View Cemetery
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Charles H. Randolph
William Street
Claude A. Randolph
Stratford
James Gray
City
Arthur H. Buffum
New London
Mary Jacques
Asbury Park
N. J
Samuel C. Sharp
Chicago
Joseph F. Randolph
New York City
Randolph
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Stephen Fish Sherman Jr
St. John's Episcopal Church
Railroad Carpenters Union
Lakeview Cemetery
Domenica Zambardo
Maplewood Avenue
St. Raphael's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Braziliana Zambardo
Maria Margheracci
America
Chester Zambarro
James Henry Gordon
Fairfield County Court House
St. Mark's Episcopal, Church
North Avenue
Wells Street
Doric Mascule Lodge
New Haven Valley Consletory
Park City Lodge
Breckinbull Post
Riverside Cemetery
Norwalk
Lena Sastrom Lindskog
Mra
Juslua Lindskog
East Main Street
Danish Lutheran Church
Washington Avenue
Mrs Sturges Dies at Nephew's Home in New Rochelle
Margaret Holt Sturges widow of Dr. A B Sturges of Southport died Saturday at her nephew Thorp Sturges home in Peas River New York. She was eighty two born in Brooklyn in 1863 and lived at the Sturges homestead beside Wakeman Memorial for over thirty years. Survived by two brothers Stephen and Charlie Holt and sister Mrs Wallace Babcock of Brooklyn and many nieces and nephews. Funeral from Trinity Episcopal church New Rochelle tomorrow at noon with interment at Fairfield's Old Oak Lawn Cemetery.
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Margaret Holt Sturges
Peas River
N. Y
Thorp Sturges
Shelton Sturges
New Haven
Henry Sturges
Yonkers
William Sturges
Omaha
Nebraska
Charles Halt
Jamaica
Russell Halt
Adelaide
Harriet Halt
Brooklyn
Marguerite Mott
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Rochelle
Nn Ocleck
la Oaslawn
Fairfield
Howard
Fortsmouth
North Carolina
Valentine Robinson
Mario Gaskill
Robinson
Carolina
South
Robinsons
William D. Howard
Miles Robinson
Bridgeport
Rosamond
Angeling Robinson
Howards
Putnam Streets
Park Cemetery
Pope denounces modesty in dress as insult to God
In a Vatican ceremony the Pope criticized modern women's dress as immodest and insulting to God, urging Romans to uphold Christian wife and mother ideals. He cited Elisabetta Mora, a late Ter tiary Trinitarian, as a model and stressed family sanctification as essential for society's salvation.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pope Plus
Vatican
Elisabetta Mora
Elisabetta
Wright Planes Clash Over Kitty Hawk Gift War
Senator Hiram Bingham presses to bring the 1903 Kitty Hawk back to America as part of a Wright memorial. Orville Wright accuses Smithsonian officials of miscrediting Langley and seeks an impartial, museum based exhibit to honor the Wright brothers.
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London
Smithsonian Institute
Langley
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Orville Wright
America
Wright
U. S. Ar Service
Wilbur
British National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Samuel P. Langley
Institute
Kingham
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Langely Wre
The
Smithsonian
Bingham
Connecticut
United States
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
N. Y
Dwight F. Davis
Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of the Navy
Curtis D., Wilbur
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Coast Guard
Commission of Fine Arts
Joint Committee On the Library
Davie-Wilbur-Hoover
Charles Moore
Commission
Bingham-Warren
Senate
Moore
Warren
England
Wplen
Cabinet Commission
Toledo Oil Plant Blast Leaves One Dead
A large refinery near Toledo suffered a catastrophic blast endangering and destroying thirteen million gallons of oil. About 250 workers were in the plant. one employee Cruz is missing while most escaped. Firefighters and guards controlled the scene as crews evacuated and ambulances rushed injured personnel.
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Cruz
Joss
A.affic
Polge
Oil Company
West Haven Man Injured in Waterman Street Collision
James L. Barry, 38, of 72 Richard Street West Haven, sustained a broken nose a deep forehead wound after a collision at Waterman Street and Connecticut Avenue. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after first aid. Barry was a passenger in a car owned by George A. Stacy of 159 Putnam Street New Haven. Leiss of 26 Montgomery Street was driving the westbound car. The New Haven car failed to stop and struck the Leiss vehicle at the intersection.
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James L. Barry
Richard Street
West Haven
Ja Crabh
Waterman Street
Connecticut Avenue
Barry
Bridgeport Hospital
City
C. B. Haberlin
George A. Stacy
Putnam Street
New Haven
Stamford
Elm City
Charles E. Leiss
Montgomery Street
Watermain Street
Leiss
Enemies Divided Into Two Classes by Smith
Albany Feb 26 Governor Smith on radio from the executive mansion eulogized George Washington and urged citizens to reflect on Washington's birthday to see if they have done their share to preserve Valley Forge heritage. He divided enemies into two classes intellectual selfish and those lacking understanding. The speech aired nationwide on NBC blue network and on a special circuit to New York studios.
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Albany
Associated Press
Gvernor Smith
George Washington
Washington
Valley Forge
National Broadcast Company
Blue
New York
Denver
Vaatdy
Death Follows Fire Alarm At Prospect Street Home
Mrs Rosa mond Robinson Howard aged 87 died after being stirred by a small fire at 354 Prospect Street in the Sterling Widows home. A smoldering furnace beam caused the danger, the nurse awakened, and the fire was quickly put out. She had lived in the home 21 years and suffered a heart ailment.
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Sterling Widows
Prospect Street
Rosamond Robinson Howard
Lillie
Isabelle Darling
Stolen Car Found After Abandonment on Street
Harry Goldman reported a car stolen from Housatonic Avenue near Congress Street shortly after 8:15 Saturday evening. Police traced the vehicle and at 3:10 a.m. found it on Bilottie Street with the ignition damaged and the car abandoned in a hurry.
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Harry Goldman
Stepney
Housatonic Avenue
Congress Street
Strattlie
Yale Professors Ready to Act on Relic Findings
Yale University officials led by Dr George Grant McCurdy of the Peabody Museum push for excavations in Riverside Park Shelton to uncover Indian relics. A New Haven historical society shows interest while Shelton police guard the refilled bone site.
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Shelton
Frank Wanning
Florida
Yale
Commissioner Warning
Charles Cook
Shelton Police Are Maintaining A Guard Over the Refilled Hole. Sheriff Cooke
McCurey
Professor Balk
Hhe Zoology Department
Yale University
Sheriff Cook
Riverside Park
Peabody Museum
Plane wreck found then lost near Florida coast
A seaplane found about a half mile off shore near Melbourne Florida as two fishermen tried to reach the wreck and apply a tow. Authorities patrolled the beach for wreckage or the aviator’s body after reports of a possible recovery proved groundless. Harry Brooke Ford test pilot is presumed drowned. Edsel Ford expressed sorrow and offered Ford resources for the search.
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Fryer
Detroit
Associated Press
Homstead
Harry Brooke
Ford Motor Company
Florida
Joseph Brooks
Flivver
Melbourne
Fla
Robert Chissus
Harry
Los Angeles Off On Panama Trip
Los Angeles sails on a cruise to Quecanisade Bay Cuba aboard the Patoka to anchor near 1500 miles south of Lake Hart if weather prevents direct voyage. Lt Cmdr Rosendahl has full authority over aircraft on Patoka and may transfer plans to Panama when conditions allow.
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Los Angeles
Quecanisade Bay
Cuba
Navy Department
Lakehart
C. &. Resedah
Aoeuioni
Patoka
Panama
Rosendahl
Froice Field
Asheer Greneins
France Field
Wilghe
Lakehurst
Francs Field
Cape Charles
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Bahamas
Jamaica
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Caibbean Sea
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Eal
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Major Ladd
Haven
New H
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Hola
M. J
Apwy
Reinbach
Bern
Palmo Company i. Meat
Bartle Creek
Mich
Aapente
Rev
E. J. Craft
Radio Commis Ners
Radio Commission
Josephs
Wayland J. Whitney
Wallingford
Springfield
Mane
William J. Smith
Willian J. Smith
Calhoun Avenue
M. J. Gannon
John Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Helen K. Wackhurst
Helen K. Blackhurst
Frank Tighe
Gordon Street
St. Patrick's Church
Southport
Pope
Longley
Wrights
Wrights Bar
Lim
Curtiss
Labey
Iiammondsport
Fock
Hammondsport
National Museum
Iistory
Science Museum Lawson
Lange
Toledo
Smith
Doan
Dean
Dealera
Foster-Milburr Co, Mfg
Quffato
N.Y
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