Lindbergh Heads Home In Washington Welcome Tour
Lindbergh arrives back from Europe to Washington for a nation wide homage. President Coolidge plans a mass reception and a 21 gun salute, with events including a White House visit, church, wreath at Arlington, and a state dinner.
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Detroit
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Memphis Arrives to Take Lindbergh Home
The U S light cruiser Memphis arrived at Cherbourg at 7 p.m. to escort Captain Charles Lindbergh back to the United States. Lindbergh is due to land at the Lessay aviation field at 10 30 a m. today. Lessay is decorated for the event and officials plan a luncheon with senior base and Mauche department officials attending.
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Mauche Department
Noted Newswriter to Sail with Lindbergh
James P. Howe AP London bureau staffer boarded the Memphis at Southampton to relay daily wireless dispatches from Captain Lindbergh’s voyage back to Washington. Howe, from Atchison Kansas, is famed for sharp news and feature work and previously scored a Shaw telephone interview after Shaw refused the Nobel prize money.
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Engineers weigh flood plan as Congress looms
Secretary Davis urged a sound engineering and economic flood control plan ready for Congress. He stressed need for full funding, warned against half measures, and highlighted Mississippi River Commission work. Bankers pressed for immediate relief, arguing disaster demands federal action now. Louisiana cannot fund a new levee system.
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Prohibition Officials Tighten Border Liquor Control
Prohibition officials moved to curb illegal liquor imports from Canada and boost enforcement in the United States. An agreement with customs brokers aims to stop cross border smuggling of whiskey and beer, with a deputy customs collector appointed in Detroit to lead anti smuggling efforts and a force of 60 agents planned.
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Man Held in PA for Local Police Alleged Theft
Frank Babinett, formerly of 180 Pembroke Street, was arrested in Lanaford PA for allegedly stealing 1045 dollars from Mrs Anna Bajus who had him boarding at 214 Hallett Street. Police say he used the funds to continue on and never returned after leaving for his boat.
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Miss Hempel Bares Heckscher Pact Shocks New York
Opera singer Freda Hempel says an elderly philanthropist Anguat Heckscher promised to pay her 48000 a year for life. She claims in an amended complaint that at his request she agreed not to accept engagements that require long absences from New York and to sing for charity when Heckscher asked.
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Heckscher
Colyer Lycett Team Reunites In Women’s Doubles
London reports Miss Evelyn Colyer and Mrs Randolph Lycett will partner this year in women’s doubles across British tournaments reviving memories of Wimbledon 1923 when Colyer then Austin and Lycett, dubbed The Children, reached the final before losing to Lenglen and Ryan.
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CROSS RELIGIOUS JEWELS OWNER SAYS THERESA MOSER NOT BAPTISED
Theresa Moser an exhibiting eight een in Hartford Conn shows a golf and silver monstrance containing a miniature cross made from two splinters of the cross of Christ Her mother Mrs Fred Moser of 213 Johnston Avenue Jersey City says she is not a member of any church and Theresa has not been baptised or confirmed in any denomination.
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Conn
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Relic Controversy In Hartford Sparks Church Attitude
The report details a family dispute over a religious relic and its display. Mrs Moser claims to exhibit the relic to raise funds for a chapel, while Mr Mew f and her husband in Hartford dispute the story and church involvement. Mgr Meehan rejects interest in the relic and notes lack of cures or intent.
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Former Exeter Star to Lead Harvard Track Team
Cambridge June 3 Albert H. O Neil of Jamaica Plain former Exeter Academy athlete has been elected captain of the Harvard track team for next year O Neil is a half miler and will lead the squad in the coming season
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