Chamberlin Byrd differ on future of trans Atlantic flights
Clarence Chamberlin returns to New York after the Leviathan flight with Charles A Levine. He says regular passenger Atlantic flights may occur within years, disputes Byrd on timing and the use of floating islands, and notes severed ties with Levine while praising Bellanca aircraft. Chamberlin recalls Europe flight and jokes about a beer misperception as reporters question motives.
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New York
Associated Press
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Mace
Denis
Chamberlin
Oth
Bellanca
Europe
Charles A. Levine
Droithin
Byrd
Atlantic
Levine
Lucre
Chamberlinan
Lone
Iter
America
Chamber
Aerica
Tentative Ratios Hint At Pacific Warship Talks
Reported agreed tentative ratios show Japan seeking a share better than the 3-3-4 cut for capital ships while Britain argues to cut large cruisers. Delegates discuss tonnage limits, obsolescent ships, and potential contract cancellations as talks progress.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Pan
Britain
Aliquether
America
Ferther
Geneva
Welcome to Lindbergh Flight Parade Amid Rain
Crowds braved drizzle at city hall as medals were pinned and a Battery Park procession proceeded to Madison Square for a memorial ceremony honoring the Lindbergh flight crew. Officers, dignitaries, and Byrd greeted the aviators while rain dampened the crowd and delays.
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Lafayette Street
Fifth Avenue
Madison Lauer
Pra
Tne
Bennett
Floyd
Igner
Chanberlin
Byrd
H. F. Ghiggenheim
Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Guggenheim
Honesson
Gree
North Pole
Pahit
South Pole
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Mike
Uim
Richy E Byra
Charles A
Lindbergh
Baselion
Bern
Belehen Grenading
Floyd Bennett
Dora
Belehen
Lottie
Chamberlin to Head New Air Unit in New Jersey Guard
Clarence D. Chamberlin returned to New Jersey where he long conducted aero nautical experiments and was told he would receive a commission in a proposed aviation unit of the New Jersey National Guard. A crowd of about 12,000 welcomed him as police and fire units struggled to restrain the surging crowd at the speaker’s stand. Governor Moore’s letter, read by Brigadier Gilkyson, said Chamberlin would be asked to head the unit and at least receive the rank of captain.
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Teterboro
Associated Press
Clarence D. Chamberlin
New Jersey National Guard
Chamberlin
A. Harry Moore
Brigidier Cioweral
Frederick Gilkyson
Gilkyson
Chamber In
Balchen Uneasy With New Hat After ARerica Landing
Bernt Balchen, veteran Norwegian pilot, arrived in the United States with the ARerica crew and grimly eyed the hat forced upon him by Commander Byrd. He joked he could wave with his bones, saying he forgot the hat amid questions about the sea landing and acknowledged it would never be a friend.
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New York
Associated Press
Bernt Balcken
United States
America
Balchen
Balehen
Byrd Praises Ocean Shipmates in Europe Flight
Admiral Byrd extolled his crew Neville Acosta Balchen and Chamberlin for risking their lives for aviation progress. He credited Franklin Lindbergh the audience says Europe appreciated America and thanked supporters in the successful flight.
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Byrd
Obituary for Anton Nemnety at Spruce Street home
Funeral services held for Anton Nemety, who died Sunday at his home, 293 Spruce Street. Service planned from the mortuary parlor of Ink Police and Son, 774 State Street, at 2:30, then to Saint Peters Church at 9:00. Bus transport to Mountain Grove later. Mallets of 92 Bunnell Street also noted. Divi Obituary fragment indicates multiple lines with scheduling and cemetery mention.
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Puneral Servicee
Anton Nemety
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Ink Police and Son
Phen
Mountain Grove
Evi S. Manett
Ing
Bunnell Sweet
REOL
Ae Aa Dakeve
Byrd Flight Return Celebrated by New York crowds
Five aviators led by Byrd Chamberlin and Levine were greeted by a rain-soaked New York crowd after their trans Atlantic flight. Lindbergh watched from the parade as Byrd and his crew received medals from Mayor Walker amid ticker tape, while Chamberlin and Levine faced a separate reception.
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Broadway
Byrd
Chamberlin
America
William H. Woodin
Neha
Smith
Acosta
tHeville
Belejaen
Chamber Derwies Katt
Aanberlin
Vail Levine
Timah
Fairken
JousAv
Bilela
Ive Had My Day Says Lindbergh Fleeing Crowds
New York July 18 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh explained Ive had my day as he left a parade line in a taxi after greeting Commander Byrd and Clarence D Chamberlin. The modest hero of New Yorks welcome a month ago moved to a quiet corner of the Macorm after the landing.
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Chamberlin
Andert Acosta
George Nevilie
Bernt Balchen
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlle
France
Lindy
Bay
Charles A. Levine
Lindy Roe
Christopher Columbus
New York
Hs Associates
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Whale of Calshot Bay poised for long fuel flight test
About 1 900 gallons of gasoline aboard the Whale, enough for at least twenty three hours of flight, with fuel weighing over three tons stored in fifteen large tanks and sixteen small containers. Test flights with the heavy load will be made tomorrow or Wednesday as officers prepare the flying boat for sea landings and long endurance.
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Courtney
Pelce
Courtney Wil
Air Ministry
United States Weather Bureau
Entwhistle
Alan Cobrams
Australia
Reginald Durant
United States
Air Ministy
Stabbing in Meriden Ties to Street Fight In July 1921
Tony Amato known as Chick Brown was stabbed in a Meriden gambling hall on June 22 1921. Detained suspect Tony De Martino faced preliminary bounds and was later noted by the superior court. Police traced the fight to a wider street clash with multiple accomplices and long criminal records discussed.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Tony Amato
Chick Brown
Tony de Martino
Amato
de Nno
Mussel Poisonings Kill Six in California
Six San Francisco Bay Area residents died and 18 were seriously ill after eating mussels out of season. Edward Tallman died in San Rafael, his wife Kammi Tallman was hospitalized, and authorities reported more poisonings from the same source as the week progressed.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
San Francisco Bay
San Rafael
Cal
Edward Tallman
Anucumbea
Kamm Tullman
Point Reyes
Yesterdy
Boy Killed in Mine Labor Disorder at Washington Mine
Washington Pa July 18 Associated Press Tony sex fourteen was shot and killed during a disorder between union and non union miners near the Tyler mine of Washington Gas Coal company The shooter Joseph Hunt thirty five employed at the mine fired once Timothy died from a wound as about 100 people gathered at the scene Lignite employees noted the clash amid the labor dispute with non union miners
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Washington, Pa
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Tony Sex
Tyler
Washington Gas Coal Company
Joseph Hunt
Ming
New York City Honors Airmail Heroes With City Medal
Mayor James J. Walker awards the city’s medal of valor to Commander Richard E. Byrd Bertram Acosta Lieut. George Neville and Lieut. Bernt Balchen for the nonstop New York to France flight in the Wanamaker monoplane America. Clarence D Chamberlin also receives a medal for his Columbia transatlantic flight from New York to Eisleben Germany. A crowd gathers at City Hall as the medals are presented amid rain and celebration.
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New York
Associated Press
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Richard E. Byrd
Bertram Acosta
George 0. Neville
Bernt Balchen
New York City
France
Wanamaker
America
Ver- Sur-Mer
Clarence D. Chamberlin
New ‘York
Clarence BD. Chamberlin
Columbia
Eisleben
Germany
Atlantic
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the Battery
Prand
West Ste
Broadway
Lindbergh
Ee Atlantic
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Lieut
Balchen
Neville
Acosta
South Pole
Lindbergh Freed in Milford Drunken Driving Case
A. Lindbergh and a Brooklyn man, both missing from court, faced drunken driving charges. Lindbergh claimed residence at 101 Girwan Street Bridgeport and denied threats to Officer Casey. The judge dismissed Lindbergh’s charges while Johnson paid fines and faced a year’s license suspension.
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Lindbergh
Girwan Street
Bridgeport
Swedish Singing Society
West Haven
Casey
Johnson
Robert C. Stoddard
Hartford Boy of 16 Drowns in Conn River
Peter Nastroluca sixteen of 100 Portland street drowned at a swimming hole near the whilliantic bridge in Hartford Connecticut during the July vacation period. The Hartford Public High School sophomore reputed swimmer was likely struck by a cramp and could not be rescued. Onlookers alerted Joseph Brook of East Hartford whose efforts with a grappling hook helped recover the body after several minutes of searching.
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Connecticut River
Peter Nastroluca
Portland Street
Whilliantic Bridge
Petey
Hartford Publo High School
Joseph Brook
Ast Hartford
Mabel
Police Superintendent Patrick J Flanagan Recovers at Home
Superintendent Patrick J. Flanagan is recovering at his home after an illness or attack. He was to report to headquarters today for further evaluation.
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Patrick J. Flanagan
Todey
Haviland to Enter Amateur Open Play
Haviland, a leading metropolitan district golfer, will play in the national amateur championship next month at Minnikahda County Club in Minneapolis without qualifying. U S G A rules allow a prior qualifier to skip qualifying. Maurice J. McCarthy of Woodway Country Club Stamford also omits qualifying after last year, with 159.
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Fey) Haviland
Minnikahda
EASTON CLASH OVER RADIO STATION CONTINUES
Easton residents monitor a dispute between WICC broadcasting station and town officials over zoning rules. Counsel for the town, Howard J. Shaff, remains silent as Chester A. Hull notes little progress by the new zoning commission. A state mandated public hearing is scheduled for August 1 at 8 p.m. with attendance open to all.
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WICC
Easton
Howard J. Shaff
Chester A. Hull
New
Shaff
Tilden Wins On Clay Courts In Detroit Meet
In Detroit on July 18 William J. Tilden and Wallace Johnson, both Philadelphia veterans, defeated rivals in the national clay court tennis tournament. Tilden used a powerful service to dominate, while Johnson employed chop strokes and soft lobs to outplay his opponent. Junior players dominated the other results with Holtyeud and William Irwin scoring wins in five-set marathons, and Ryuki Miki swept Isaac Lemle in straight sets.
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Detroit
William J. Tilden
Wallace Johnson
Big Bill
Johnson
Richard Lush Holtyeued
Calif
John
Erecter
Toronto
Walter Thomas
Elisabeth
N. J
Andover Academy
Star
Wiliam Irwin
Grand Rayics
Mich
Ryuki Miki
Isaac Lemle
Monroe
Disinfectant Sparks Brief Jail Riot in New Haven
New Haven reports a brief disturbance at the county jail when inmates refused breakfast after a disinfectant was added to the water in the refrigerated food area. Officials say the "riot" was not serious, traced to grumbling prisoners, and the incident ended quickly once the cause was identified.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Two Men Shot Chapman in Mexico City Report
AP reports July 18 that Willian F. Chapman, the American consul at Puerta, was shot by ten men who attacked him yesterday. American charge d affaires Schoenfeld visited the foreign committee and conveyed further representations. The embassy informed the State Department and plans wider publication of the information.
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Mexico City
HK. A. Schoenfeld
Willian F. Chapman
Puerta
Chapman
Amercan Department of State
Stora
Georgia bill seeks 10 to 20 year flogger penalties
Atlanta July 18 AP A Georgia Senate bill proposes long prison terms for members of masked flogger groups and for those who threaten individuals. Convicted floggers would face 10 to 20 years, while threats could bring up to ten years in prison.
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Atlanta
Georgia Senate
Putin
Byrd Recalls Atlantic Flight Hardships and Triumphs
Commander Richard E. Byrd recalls the America crew's Atlantic crossing as a pioneering effort marked by bad weather and a near miss near Paris. He praises Neville Balchen Acosta and Balchen for landing success and notes plans for future flights and possible South Pole sponsorships.
Fly-Tox: Aims to Halt Mosquito Plague With Mellon Institute Insecticide
Health authorities push Fly-Tox as a safe, simple insecticide developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Feltow ship to curb a mosquito-borne threat spreading liserse. The product is promoted as effective for household use with sturdy bottles and labels, urging immediate adoption.
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Rex Feltow
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