Leading Airmen Plot More Than Seventeen Ocean Flights
A wide range of international aviation plans emerge after Lindbergh and Chamberlin success. Byrd eyes New York Paris hop when weather allows. other pilots plot San Francisco Honolulu, Seattle Tokyo, London New York, and Berlin San Francisco routes. Long list of names and destinations highlights ambitious global air voyage era.
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Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charlies A Levine
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Richard E Byrd
North Pole
New York
Paris
Navy Department
Washington
Ernest L. Smith
Air Mail
San Francisco
Honolulu
Richard Grace
Hollywood
Frank Malkovsky
Ludwid Pavlovsky
Prague
Robert H Macintosh
F. F. Minchin
Airways
London
Otto Koennecke
Berlin
Ernest Udet
Dallas
Texas
Hawaii
Philippines
Hong Kong
Ben Stern
Jesa Windham
Memphis
E. L. Janney
Ottawa
National Aeronautical Asociation
New York- Spokane
K. Ando
W. T. Ward
Adria Remy
Cherbourg
Linton O. Wells
Leigh Wade
Cancer as Major US Death Cause Cited by Doctor
Dr George A Soper of the American Society for the Control of Cancer told the Massachusetts State Cancer Hospital opening that cancer causes about one in ten deaths among adults in the United States and costs over 1.25 billion dollars annually. He urged more hospital beds clinics research and education nationwide, noting Massachusetts leads active local efforts and world attention will follow the state’s progress.
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Norfolk
Mass
Associated Pross
United States
George A. Soper
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Massachusetts State Cancer Hospital
America
Massachusetts
Soper
Three Taken in Meriden on Burglary Charge
In Meriden on June 21 three men were arrested after police raided Camp Mead in the Cathole Pass area between Meriden and Kensington following an attempted burglary at a local meat market. James Gillespie, John Meade, and Leonard Paeth were held on $1,000 bonds each as detectives continued the case.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Camp Mead
Cathole Pass
Kensington
Herman T Schaerer
James Gillespie
West Main Street
John Meade
Mount Flearsant Street
Leonard Paeth
Springdale Avenue
Cup Awarded in Baby Contest at YWCA Finance Event
Miss Alice Gertrude Saunders won first prize a loving cup in the annual baby contest hosted by the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA Finance committee. Edward Mitchell Kelser Gilbert Spencer Farrar Vivian Long took second third and fourth prizes respectively as adults watched and cheering babies filled the YWCA rooms. A junior dancing group from Doris Goodman Susie Les Morgen Jean Smith and Doris Farrar performed an interpretive dance after prizes were awarded.
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Alice Gertrude Saunders
Phyllis Wheatley
Y. W.ca
Edward Mitchell Kelser
Gilbert Spencer Farrar
Vivian Long
Doris Goodman
Susie Les Morgen
Jean Smith
Doris Farrar
Priloha Club
Literary Study Club
Hatchett
Eric Waldron
Beach Street
Sever O'Clock
Stepney
Wahkonega
Bridgeport
W. C
Head Street
Two Early Morning Fires in New Haven
Two early morning fires in New Haven caused about 918,000 in damage. Firemen fought two alarms at Whitney Glenmore apartments on Whitney Avenue, rescuing occupants including former Judge Livingston leavel. About an hour later a second blaze, believed to start from a short circuit, damaged the Labor Lyceum on Howe Street, with losses around 6,000 to 10,000.
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New Haven
Whitney Glen- More
Dn Whitney Avenues
Livingston Leavel
Labor Lyceum
Howe Street
Lyceum
Whitney Glenmore
Husband and Wife Face Burglary Charge in Boston
In Brighton District court a young man Charles V Foley and his wife Maria E faced charges of breaking and entering and possession of burglars tools. Police said Foley was found in David Ansins home after a chase and Maria E was found in a nearby car. They pleaded not guilty and were held on 10000 bail each for a hearing next Friday.
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Boston
Brighton District Court
Charles V Foley
David Ansin
Maria E
Judge Informs Hartford Naturalization Session Citizens
Hartford June 11 The naturalization session of the U S District Court presided by Judge Golwin and Thomas admitted 150 new citizens. At the previous session on June 16, 176 were naturalized, completing another set of new Americans.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Golwin & Thomas
U. S. District Court
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