Total Eclipse of Moon and Sun All Seeable in June
Astronomical events dominate June with a total lunar eclipse on June 13 and a near total solar eclipse on June 29 visible in parts of the United States. A close approach of Comet Prons-Winnecke is also noted, passing within about 3.5 million miles.
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Europe
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Morway
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Woman Gets 30 Days for Drunken Driving
Irene Farrell of Worth Dartmouth was sentenced to 30 days in the house of correction by Judge Edward F Hanits after a drunken driving case in Fall River Mass. She appealed the sentence and paid an $800 fine for an offense described as operating under the influence and a manner dangerous to public safety. Patrolmen pursued her in a vehicle that reached speeds around 65 mph on county roads.
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Plane hits girl during takeoff in Brooklyn meadow
A Brooklyn takeoff miscue struck 13 year old Lillian Chernow as George Lambert, Princeton senior and son of Lambert Chemical Co., flew from a meadow toward Curtiss Field. The wing injury to her shoulder was described as possibly serious. Lambert made an emergency landing at Broad- and drew about 1000 onlookers.
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Gil Lamberts
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Taft Warns State Officers Against Clay in Appeals
Chief Justice Taft leaves Washington for a Quebec summer home but warns state officers not to delay criminal appeals. He says the Supreme Court will advance criminal cases promptly from both state and federal courts and will act to prevent postponements that delay defendants claiming constitutional violations.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court
Youths donate blood to Westerly student amid crisis
In Westerly Rhode Island nearly a quart of new blood was donated to Leo Dotolo after appendicitis and a relapse. Three Westerly high school athletes and six other youths supplied blood transfusions. Doctors say Dotolo’s condition remains critical but shows improvement as transfusions continue.
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Associated Press
Westerly
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Frederick Dotolo
Anthony Stonetti
Thomas Fiore
Yachtsman Burns and the Fire That Ended Papoose’s Era
Oswego June 8 report notes Colonel Jonny Mott burned the famed 40 foot keel sloop Papoose at Oswego Yacht Club after three decades of notable Lake Ontario racing history. Built by George Lawley for Charles Adams and others, she helped settle keeled racing over centerboard, dominating early American yachting and inspiring a generation before her final blaze.
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George Lawley
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Nate Watson
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Tuttle to Fight Ticket Brokers in U S Hearing
Federal district attorney disclosed that no grand jury indictment will end the case and that the present hearing may not conclude the matter. Subber, a small Roadway ticket agency owner, testified that Shubert theatre interests charged $400 a year for selling rights and paid box office men 16 to 25 cents per ticket.
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Uniform to be dropped from ship for Lindbergh mission
Army plans to deliver Colone Chule Lindberghs uniform for a mission. The plan involves Langley field and a blimp dropping the uniform aboard the Memphis during its Virginial cruise. Officials say no effort will be made to persuade New York marchers to fly the uniform.
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Widow Mary Post Receives Compensation For Work Injury
Compensation commissioner EB T Buckingham awarded Mary Post a weekly 18 for 312 weeks plus 100 funeral expenses. Post widow of Michael Post of Salts Textile Co, injured May 10 leading to amputation of his right leg and death the same day. also dismissed George DePropers claim from 106 Bell Street for injuries on June 14 1635 against Silliman and Godfrey due to insufficient proof of work connection.
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George DePropers
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Lodge sees artificial life near Oxford
Sir Oliver Lodge at Oxford declares the creation of life in the lab as Ife by science is not only possible but inevitable from certain viewpoints. He says there is nothing repugnant to religion in this era but urges thoughtful consideration of imitating life.
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Sapiro sued for contract breach in Chicago court
Aaron Sapiro, already facing a $1,000,000 libel suit with Henry Ford, is named defendant in an $800,000 breach of contract suit filed in Circuit Court by Andrew Stevenson, with James Howard Clemens and Lisman also listed. Plaintiffs allege failure to honor a 1996 agreement to carry out the Stevenson plan to consolidate several railroads including Chicago Great Western and Ann Arbor.
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Associated Press
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Sapho
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James Howard Clemens
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Minneapolis
St Louis
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Western
Ann Arbor
Dawn To Dusk Maughan To Greet Lindbergh In Washington
Lieutenant Russell Maughan of dawn to dusk fame will be among air heroes who greet Colonel Charles A Lindbergh on his Saturday arrival in Washington. The event marks the celebration of aviation services in Iowa City and nationwide.
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Air corps officer arrives en route to Washington
Major DFP Wardwell of the Amy Reserve Air corps arrived here at 515 ppm after flying from Caspea Wya on his way to Washington. He plans to leave for Washington early tomorrow.
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Ben Purnell accused of hypnotizing followers in court
Ruth Wace Wuerth, a state witness in the Saint Joseph cult receivership case, testified that Benjamin Purnell used hypnotic influence to control followers. She described his persuasive talks, gestures, and voice inflections that drew believers back into the group.
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Associated Press
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Mre Wuerth
Iald
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High Island
Jessse Wheeler
Ugh Island
Pupils Honor Teacher With School Party Gift
Pupils of Room 204 at Black Rock School hosted a party in the cooking room for Miss Grace Brantmeyer who is to be married this month. A pink and white luncheon followed a presentation by Margaret Foito, with several teachers and many pupils in attendance.
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Misa E Davies
Dorothy Dodds
Margaret Foita
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Marjorie Cullen
Lil- Han Hansen
Elizabeth Hainsworth
Mary Mucicka
Vicoria Namian
Vivian Neleon
Bessie Petronat
Martha Wold
Elizabeth Sabo
Helen Varese
Gerald Williams
Louis Singer
William Barker
Lester Burdge
Lester McEnany
Elmer Anderson
Clarence Bolinder
Robert Butzko
John Callahan
William Blender
Henry Ganser
Richard Ganser
Phillip Ganser
Richard Kelly
Leo O'Hara
James O'Toole
Herman Paordon
Andrew Stefanek
Steve Traskw
White Turns Pro Johnny White Signs with Reds
Johnny White, star shortstop at Fordham University for the past three years, signed a professional contract to play with the Cincinnati Reds. The move marks White's transition from college baseball to major league baseball under the Associated Press report.
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