Wilbur vows navy efficiency and Lindbergh tribute
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur addressed Pennsylvania Military College praising Charles A. Lindbergh and pledging to keep the navy up to defense standards. He noted vast preparations and costs in planes, chemists, designers, and factories, and stressed readiness for future conferences and national defense.
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Chester
Asaotated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Navy
Willitz
Pennsylvania
Miltary College
Charles P Summerall
Wilbur
America
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
Wbdow
United States
naaPionel
Taz Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Sore Feet
A city official notes long days on the feet, praising Tiz. The ad claims Taz removes pain and soreness, noting a box costs only a few cents and can be bought at any drug department. The copy emphasizes rapid comfort for tired, burning feet.
Secretary Wilbur Aims for Navy Strength and Peace
Secretary Wilbur said the aim is to reduce the peril of war and boost national security. He pledged to ensure the navy remains up to the standard necessary for our defense.
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Wilbur
Chaliapin Regrets Loss Of His Peoples Artist Title
Feodor Chaliapin, the famed Russian bass, arrived in London denying denationalization reports and saying the title Peoples Artist, conferred during the Bolshevik era, may have been withdrawn. A Riga dispatch notes a Moscow union resolution asking removal for aiding Russian exiles in Paris.
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Chaliapin
London
Associated Preas
Chaliap!n
Engand
Riga
New York Times
Bolsheviat Artista
Moscow
Commissariat of Education
Paris
Dayton Abandons G A R Convention
Dayton bodies decide to abandon plans for hosting the Grand Army of the Republic annual convention set for September. Insufficient hotel accommodations for more than 40 000 expected attendees cited by a chamber committee. National G A R Commander Frank Walsh, present, said he will seek another meeting to consider invitations from other cities.
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Dayton
Associated Press
Grand Army of the Republic
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Walsh
Milwaukee
Ga.r
Waived damages in hydrant crash linked to German envoy aide
Mayor Wales L DeBussy waived the claim for damages after Dr Emil L Baer private secretary to Baron Von Maltzan, German ambassador, caused a hydrant break during a skid on a wet street. Baer donated to the Red Cross. incident occurred as he headed to Manchester Massachusetts for the ambassador's summer home.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Wales L DeBussy
Emil L. Baer
Baron von Maltzan
United States
Red Cross
Dr Baer
Manchester
Mass
Waterbury Boy Faces Theft Charge
Charles Pratt, held at George Junior Republic in Litchfield by his parents after a burglary arrest seven weeks ago, escaped overnight and was recaptured in Waterbury. Officials say he left with property from fellow inmates and he faces trial there tomorrow.
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Waterbury
Charles Pratt
George Junior Republic
Litchfield
Court resembles golfers haven in damage suit
The Horton Mfg Co of Bristol seeks triple damages from Union Hardware Co of Torrington in a patent infringement suit over steel golf shaft bars. Judge Edwin A. Thomas presides in Hartford. The case nears a potential injunction as patent expires in November. testimony covers shaft manufacture and golf ball flight. Named witnesses include Bowden Washington and Arthur F. Knight.
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HAVEN
Hartford
Associated Press
Horton Mig. Co
Bristol
Union Hardware Co
Torrington
Edwin A. Thomas
United States District Court
Bowden Washington
New York
Horton Company
Arthur F. Knight
Schenectady
Benjamin
Hartford man named to teachers' board
Hartford June 1. Charles L. Ames principal of the Brown School is re elected to the teachers retirement board for four more years. The board includes State Insurance Commissioner Dunham Bank Commissioner Byrne Dr Albert B Meredith and Harold E Chittenden ex officio and Ames and Chittenden elected by the association.
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Hartford
Charles L. Ames
Brown School
Connecticut
Teachers’ Retirement Association
Wallota
Ames
Teachers’ Retirement Board
Howard P. Dunham
Johnb. Byrne
Albert B. Meredith
State Board of Education
Harold E Chittenden
Naugatuck
Association
Chittenden
Plumbers' Union to Elect Officers Tonight
Milton McDonald is expected to be elected business representative of Local No. 174 at the annual meeting. Lawrence Corcoran is favored for president, with Stephen Shey vice president, Charles Sawyer financial secretary, John Hurley treasurer, Gordon Derwood recording secretary, and Fred Coe, Charles Sawyer, Stephen Shay as executive board members.
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Milton McDonald
Plumbers’ and Steamflitters' Union
Lawrence Corcoran
Stephen Shey
Charles Sawyer
John Hurley
Gordon Derwood
Fred Coe
Stephen Shay
Two Men File Bankruptcy in Connecticut District Court
In New Haven on June 16, Vinceni Misenti of Middletown and Thomas J. Nolan of Waterbury filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy. Misenti owes 2700 dollars with no assets while Nolan owes 10918 dollars with no assets in U.S. District Court.
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New Haven, Conn
Vicenti Misenti
Middletown
Thomas J. Nolan
Waterbury
United States District Court
Misenti
Nolan
Pair Held For Plot Against Brazil Leader
Two men aboard the Alcantara were arrested in Lisbon on suspicion of planning an assassination attempt on former Brazilian president Bernardes. Portuguese and Brazilian citizens were found with pistols near the former leader’s cabin while the ship neared Lisbon. They later left the ship at Bahia, Brazil, after surveillance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Associated Press
Bernardes
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Disarmament Debate Sharply Heads To Geneva Council
At Geneva on June 15 the League of Nations council reviewed the preparatory disarmament commission report presented by Dr Benes of Czecho-Slovakia. German foreign minister Herr Strasemann criticized the pace of disarmament as too slow while Sir Austen Chamberlain urged patience and said the forthcoming conference would be the first of several until world politics allow broader disarmament.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
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Harvard
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