Ambassador Praises De Pinedo for Record Flight
J Rome June 17 The American ambassador Fletcher telegraphed Mussolini expressing friendly congratulations on Mandel Francesco De Pinedo completing a 25000 mile air voyage across four continents. The message called the feat the opening of a new epoch and praised De Pinedo’s calmness, endurance, and determination amid adversities.
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PB. Fletcher
Mussolini
Uni- Bates
Mandel Francesco de Pinedo
de Pinedo
Osiia
Italy
Coroner faults driver in fatal Middletown accident
Middletown June 1 coroner L A Smith says Victor Glotee of Moactus was killed when struck by a farmer’s machine operated by Joseph Zaremba of Deep River who was intoxicated. Zaremba was initially charged with operating under the influence. the charge was amended to manslaughter and he is slated for trial in Superior Court in September under 81.560 bale.
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Middletown
Associated Press
L. A. Smith
Joseph Zaremba
Deep River
Victor Glotee
Moactus
Farmer's
Ghover
Middlesex Hospital
Dunce
Zaremba
Aquor
Judge names receivers to return Irish fund
Supreme Court Justice Peters appointed receivers today to take possession of the 2,800,000 dollars collected for the Irish Free State, to return it to subscribers as ordered. The receivers are Peter Jo Brad, John L Barkley, and J Edward Murphy. Eamon De Valera and Stephen O Mara were awarded 110,000 dollars for suit expenses.
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New York
Jame
Associed Press
Supreme Court
Peters
Lutheran Minister Quited For Heresy In Pittsburgh Synod
In Rochester Pa on June 17 the Rev Dr Frank Edwin Smith was deposed by the Pittsburgh Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church for heresy. He had announced roles as pastor at Luther Memorial Church in Pittsburgh and later as associate pastor of the First Unitarian Church there. He was cited for denying the virgin birth miracles atonement and bodily resurrection of Christ.
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Rochester
Associated Press
Frank Edwin Smith
Evangelioal Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Lautheran
United States
Smith
Thercaighalion
Luther Memorial Church
First Unitarian Church
Christ
Woman in coma near eleven weeks at hospital
Clara Drummond, 22, of this city, has remained unconscious since an April 3 attempt on her life. Doctors report she is alive, fed by intravenous nutrition, and holding her condition, now at about seventy-six days in a coma described as sleeping sickness caused by the blast effect on her brain.
Connecticut Hunt Yields Large Fur Harvest Across Counties
Hartford reports show the 1925 hunting season produced about 150,000 fur bearing animals killed in Connecticut with 124,177 counted in the period among 23,859 of 30,000 licensed hunters. Rabbits led with 50,850 slain in 38 days, while muskrats and skunks also provided significant pelts. New Haven County had high totals for rabbits and squirrels. Hartford and New London counties showed notable otter, mink, and weasel catches.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Timifea
State Fish and Game Department
New Haven
Bitchfield
Middlesex
New London
Hartford County
Hoover cites flyers role in flood relief and Lindbergh flight
Secretary Hoover praised aviation for aiding flood relief in Mississippi and for Lindbergh's Paris flight. He said aircrews risked their lives on low level reconnaissance to direct relief boats and that airpower has gained attention from major aeronautic organizations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Mississippi
Lindbergh
Paris
Hoover
Lindbergh Signals Return to College Ambitions
Charles A. Lindbergh indicated he may resume college studies, noting he left the University of Wisconsin five years ago to focus on flying. He spoke at a New York Alumni Association event at the Hotel Roosevelt, saying he hopes to find time to return soon and that Wisconsin would be his preferred institution to graduate from.
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New York
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
New York Alumi Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Wisconsin
New Italian Church Planned for Middletown
In Middletown on June 17 the new Catholic parish for Italian residents bought the Douglas homestead site at Washington and Broad streets for 60000 to build a church. The corporation formed to secure property for a shareholder site completed the purchase. A brief note comments on attitudes toward Russia, quoting a shopkeeper telling a visitor to leave and spend their money elsewhere.
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Middletown
Douglas Homestead
Washington and
Broad Streets
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