Germans Cheer as Columbia Aviators Visit Berlin
Readable segments recount a Berlin visit by American aviators from Columbia with a formal welcome including Burgomaster Scholz and officials. Officials, bands, wreaths, and a motorcade surrounded the flying field while diplomats and crowd cheered as the aviators toured the Aero Club hangar and spoke with the German authorities.
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Columbia
Murgamaster
Scholz
Federal of Air
Aero Club
Frantisek Chyaikovsky
Blanche Russell
Washpeter
Chambertin
Legation
Berlin
Fragmented OCR note mentions names and items in garbled text
An unreadable OCR fragment references several unclear names and terms including VETIW, VELOGEN-in, and a Drugg label. It appears to be a damaged page with scattered phrases such as thesees, ten sek pears, and puretey lahwanhine, offering no clear event or context.
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Ste Wightly
Viren
Americans Honored as Citizens in Kotthub Germany June
Airmen Chamberlin and Legie were welcomed as honorary citizens in Kotthub Germany with a cortege through the town. Burgomaster Kreutz hosted a luncheon at the White Horse tavern, where the pair became members of the local aviation club. A flags adorned procession featured flowers from women and children as the town celebrated with music and a Star Spangled Banner.
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Kotthus
Kotytbus
Germany
Iby Associated Press
Chamberlin
Legie
Rathaus
Kreutz
Kottbus Fellowship
Aviation Club
White Horse Tavern
Spreewold Reson
Tnem
Expert says HP was safe three times after mid April
New York June 7 By Associated Press Two men crucial to Lindbergh and Chamberlin trans Atlantic flights worked behind the scenes and will not receive medals. Weather officers in New York provided crucial data guiding start times. Since April 20 radio reports from ocean liners helped chart storms, confirming three safe flight windows.
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New, York
Associated
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence D. Chamberlin
New York
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Europe
James H. Scarr
James H. Kimball
fumirans-Atlante
Atlantic
Ter
Matt
M Serri
Acosang
Bellanca
Manhattan
Bermy
Chamberlin Gift of Pilsener Beer Arrives in Berlin
Berlin reports a diplomatic gift when Czecho Slovak minister Dr Chrynikovky presented a case of forty bottles of Pilsener beer to Chamberlin. The accompanying note expressed best wishes and a desire for cordial relations on arrival, urging acceptance.
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Chamberlin
Berlin
Dr Chrynikovky
Rou
M. Chratkot
Local Fraternal and Union Meetings On Tonight
A mixed listing shows several fraternal orders and auxiliary units holding meetings tonight. Entries name Cannon Street addresses for groups such as Ladies of the Masons and Benevolent orders, with scattered street reminders and lodge numbers.
600 Teachers Sing for Salary Raises at Banquet
A large group of teachers gathered in a banquet hall to roast and praise school leaders while urging higher pay. Miss Margaret Dorsey hosted as toastmistress, with speakers from the Board of Education and Superintendent Reed present. Parodies and songs praised education, lamented costs, and urged boosting the salary schedule amid a celebratory, reflective mood.
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Margaret Dorsey
Association
Havens
Reed
Fannie Hurley
Mary
William V Dee Returns From Florida to Bridgeport
William V Dee, who wintered in Florida for five months, has returned to his Bridgeport home. A well known figure in community work and the Bridgeport Little Theatre, he is highlighted among local residents. The Mary Silliman DAR reports the Elsworth Home association annual meeting in Windsor on Friday, June 18, featuring a box luncheon and afternoon session with reports at 1 o'clock.
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Willan V. Dee
Florida
Bridgeport
Mr. Dee
Wor J
Mary Silliman
Dar
Elsworth Home Association
Windsor
Moscow Enraged Over Killing Shock to Poland Regrets Flood Diplomatic Rift
Poland reels after the murder of Soviet minister Peter Volkoff in Warsaw as a young Russian student claims responsibility. Boris Kowceda, linked to a monarchist group, is detained. Polish foreign minister visits the hospital and expresses deep regrets while tensions with Russia rise.
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Poland
Warsaw
Associated Press
Peter Voilkoff
Central
A. P. Rosegolz
London
Moscow
Volkoff
Rosenzolz
Votkoff
Himse
Boris Kowceda
Vilnia
M. Volkoff
Russia
Switzerland
Soviet Union
Vorovsky
Soviet Republic
Foreign Office
Sokoloff
Ekaterinburg
Peter Volkoff
Theoviet
Romanoffs
Voikoff
Pierre Voykoff
Nicholas
Moscicxi
Kalinin
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
M. Vatkoff
Zele
Convicted Killer Fights Life in 1926 Connecticut Case
In South Norwalk on August 8, 1926 a man allegedly stabbed and shot Clementi after an earlier knife threat, then hid the weapon in Rowlyton woods before fleeing to Montreal where he was captured. The defense claimed Clementi threatened with a knife. Separately, Margarite Fry of Greenwich sued deputies, the Maryland Casualty Co, and others for assault and loss of money and securities tied to eviction disputes. verdicts favored the defendants. The record also notes appeals in a New Haven jewelry case over a diamond breach, with details of conduct and court actions in Fairfield County.
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Margarite Fry
Greenwich
Fry
Henry M. Bilch
Maryland Casualty Company
Bondanen
Michael Jor
Fannie Taylor
Cos Cob
Edwin ©. Dickengen
Pry
Taylor
Abe
J. Leo Sykes
jJewelry
Saad Libbs
Asia
Obituary Notices From Bridgeport Area
Funeral services for Caroline M Kelley 82 widow of Nathan Kelley were held Friday at her home 1258 Brooklawn Avenue. Born in Sherman she is survived by one daughter Mrs Nicholas Veckarell of Ridgeport one grandson and three sisters. Burial in Mountain Grove. Also funeral services for John Pender 250 Newfield Avenue, a Blessed Sacrament church member and Holy Name Society, survived by three daughters two sons and three sisters. Miss Cornelia E Sherwood to be buried at Stepney cemetery. Arthur H Linley 82 of Nicholls died Sunday. He belonged to Washington Lodge F and A M and Sons of St George. Interment in Nichol Cemetery. Edward Thompson of 608 Union Avenue had mass at Blessed Sacrament. Pallbearers Adamor Bundock Captain Snooks John May Joseph Pennie Albert Johnson John Hutton. Mrs Jennie Bieger widow of Charten Bieger died at Bridgeport Hospital survived by two sons and one daughter. Funeral at The Pines 880 Fairfield Avenue. Michael Monahan death announced after extended illness survived by one sister and four nephews. Funeral from Mullins Scott and Redgate 293 Golden Hill Street to Sacred Heart Church. Mrs Lillian Cox funeral at 2099 Main Street with readings Free to Face and Abide with Me. James D Black 80 of Canaan died after heart trouble survived by wife Mary Semon and seven sons and two daughters. Won Post Telegrams cup in 1926. Interment Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Nathan Kelley
Brooklawn Avenue
Kelley
Sherman
Nicholas Veckarell
Ridgeport
J. W. Blakeman
Plainfield
H. J. Meade
Bridggeport
Lauree Kelley
Stratford
Mountain Crove
John Vender
John Pender
Newfield Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Clyworch
Holy Name Society of the Church
Irene
Lillian
Margaret
James
Bridgeport
Kate Flanagan
Annie Flanagan
Margaret Stark
Springfield
Long Island
Cornelia E. Sherwood
Frederick A. Parsons
Main Street
Stepney Cemetery
Stepney
Risa Sherwood
Mr. Parsons
Corrie Fitch
Arthur
Linley
Arthur H. Linley
Nixly
Nicholls
Mr. Linley
Washington Lodge
A. M
Monroe
Sons of
St. George
Nichole Cemetery
Nora
Stanley S
Wiliam A
Emma L
Clara A
Prances
Esther 2
Edward Thompson
Union Avenue
August G. Baker i
Stratford Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Thomas Moran
Bt. Michael's Cemetery
Adamor Bun ‘Dock
Captain Snooks
John May
Joseph Pennie
Albert Johnson
Johna Hutton
Jonnie K., Bieger
Jennie Bieger
Charten Bieger
Bridgeport Hospital
Frederick M
Goldenrod Street
Henry M
Frank B. Ellis
Brooklyn
the Pines
Fairfield Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Michael Monahan
Julia Malone
John
Willem
Edward Malone
New York City
Bartly
Julia Lynch Monahan
Mullins Scott and
Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Lillian Cox
Ernest J. Craft
Christchurch
Henry Mausert
North Adams
Mass
Raymond Wills
George Wills
Arthur Peel
Arthur Laclair
Lakeview
Black
James D. Black
High Street
Canaan
Conn
Aberdeen
Scotland
Bridgeport Forge Company
Mary Semon
John Semon
Aeronmt
New Haven
Port Chester
George
Edward
Cary
Robert
Cannan
Peoples’ Presbyterian Church of
Mountain Grove Cemetery
New Boston Radio Station Wins Federal License
A Boston area station, the first granted since the Federal Radio Commission's creation, received a license. It is located at Boten, uses the call letters WMES, broadcasts on 1420 kilocycles with 100 watts, and faces questions about survival of the fittest in its era.
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Washington
Associated Presa
Federal Radio Commission
Boten
WMES
Calles Joins Funeral Train In Mexico City
President Calles and former revolutionary leaders shared grief at the state funeral as the body was moved from Mexico City station to Chapultepec Castle. Dignitaries and foreign officials attended while floral tributes piled up, including a vast display claimed to honor 6,000,000 women. Senora Calles died in Nogales after an operation and had traveled for her daughter's wedding.
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Dent Calles
Callen
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Carroll Must Go to Prison at Atlanta
The Department of Justice officials discussed Carrolls transfer to Atlanta prison as his condition grew weaker. Attorneys emphasized no hurry to act, and physicians reported no reasons to delay the move. Carrolls wife and brother voiced shock and sadness at the impending sentence and his ill health.
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Carroll
Atlanta
Sargent
Department of Justice
Department
Carro
Medical Examiner Score at Trial in Tuberculosis Case
The trial featured cross examination of Dr Horwitz and expert testimony by Yale’s Prof. Thoms. Defense argued the girl’s death could stem from causes other than tuberculosis while pathologists contested these claims. Dr Beck’s wife attended court as defense counsel sat beside him amid a packed courtroom.
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Keogh
Herbert Thoms
Yale Medical School
Thomes
Beck
Charles C. Godfrey
DeLuca
Benjamin Schwartz
New York
Miss Reynolds
Jennings Honored on 25th Anniversary
More than 100 friends of Mr and Mrs Ri Jennings of Black Rock turnpike Wilson Mills district Fairfield attended the party held to observe their 25th wedding anniversary at their home Saturday. Mr Jennings has been with the Foster Besse company of Bridgeport for many years.
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Black Rock Turn-Pike
Wison Mills
Fairfield
Jennings
Foster-Besse Company
Bridgeport
Joyce
Come On Over Says Chamberlin in Berlin Call
Denison June 7 A. P. report says Clarence D. Chamberlin’s mother Mrs. E C Chamberlin set a long distance telephone record by talking with him in Berlin via relay from Denison. The seven minute call bridged half the United States and part of Europe.
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Town
Associated Press
Chamberlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
E. C. Chamberlin
Berlin
Europe
United States
England
Holland
Germany
Brown
London
Constena
Levine Took Mail on Hop Amid Lindbergh Reception Feud
Charles C Lockwood of New York aided Levine who joined a semi official committee for Colone Lindberghs reception this Saturday. The move widens his clash with Postmaster General New over the North American Airways mail contract. Justice Department and Comptroller General reviews followed a bid reversal after Levine's stake in the company and war material salvage concerns surfaced.
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Sta
Charles Co. Lockwood
New York
Levine
Coolidge
Coleone Lindbergh
Postmaster General
New
Levan
North American Airways, Inc
Cleveland
National Air Transport. Inc
Chicago
Paul Henderson
Wenera
Levines
Henderson
North America
Alry
McCarl
Sargent
Department of Justice
Wer Department
Sir Company
Extra Session Pleas Gain Coolidge's Ear
President Coolidge weighs early Congress convening amid flood control needs. Smoot, Utah, Republican leader, to meet with the President as pleas mount for a special session before December. Officials say flood program would take years and short-term measures may offer little help.
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Coolidge
Washington
Associated Presa
Congress
Coollak
Senate
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