German Flyers Prepare to Hop for America Today
Dublin dispatch reports dawn readiness of three German flyers Baron Von Huenefeld Koch and Mechaile Sphrid to launch a three pilot monoplane 1-3 toward New York. A long wooden runway toward Galway and America is prepared with guards, oiling wings, and fuel, as the crew hope for a favorable wind and a direct eastward escape.
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America
Baron Vou Huenetela Tay
Koch
Mechaile Artin Sphrid
Mechanica
Tre Runwa
Free State Air Forces
Galway
Haldeman-Stinson Plane Still Aloft Over Jacksonville Beach
Reports indicate the Haldeman-Stinson endurance monoplane remains aloft near Jacksonville Beach. By 0:47 PM EST it has logged fourteen hours since takeoff, with fuel consumption and speed details relayed via messages from the air.
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Haldeman-Stinson
Jacksonville Beach
Masci
Associated Press
Pighuiltuanice
Marines Arrive at Brooklyn Navy Hospital
Twenty marines, part of the Bow Operating against General Augustino Bundino in Nicaragua, are treated at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital. One is muttering, ten have minor wounds, and others suffer minor ailments as of today.
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New York
Augustino Bundino
Nicaragua
Naval Hospital
Brookly
Cross to be placed at North Pole by Vatican plan
A Vatican team prepares a small oak cross with metal ornaments to place at the North Pole if General Umberto Nobile succeeds in landing his dirigible on the ice this spring. A pole bearing an Italian flag will accompany the cross to mark the expedition and Fatherland allegiance.
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Rome
Amociated Prese
Vatican
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
State police barracks may go to northwestern area
A garbled page of reports cites state police barracks possibly moving to a northwestern county, with Hurley quoted. Other items include court actions over tax cuts, a tax board transfers, and local notices on zoning changes, a Bermuda race summons, and a fatal road incident. The text mentions church deaths, a divorce hearing witness, and various national and international briefs.
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Deivgeporle Biot
Wellite Wuilding
Northwestern Pary
Hurley
Ikesem
Tax Board
Lewie
Bermuda
Epifemeo
Wyn.oop
Elkswee A. A. TU
Church Sexton
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Gul
Pennsylvaqie
Sho Aeya
Ballroid
Ughis
Pega
Eld
Washington
Senate
Flood Control Passed by Senate in Record Time
Washington March 28 news that flood control legislation cleared the Senate in a stunning 70 to 0 vote after 1 hour 29 minutes. The $335 million bill aims to coordinate Mississippi flood relief, moving swiftly to the House for possible substitute measures and early action next week.
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Senate
Wasitington
Associated Press
Wongidelanian
House
Jones
Commerce Committee
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Wedlong
Curtis
Kansas
McKellar
Tennessee
Ranchell
Lewisian
Stocks Still Soar In Record Trading Session
New York stock exchange logged a fourth straight record session with heavy activity. Radio shares rallied from a low to a new high before closing modestly under the previous night, as nervous trading and ticker delays due to tight credit conditions disrupted market flow.
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Sbw
York
Asxuated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Ight
Board Confers Today Over Miss Anderson Case
A Bard of Education panel meets this afternoon to discuss teachers not renewed by Superintendent Carroll R. J. Reed, including Warren Harding High School’s Mary E. Anderson who seeks retention. A planned Monday conference on bids for Baseick Junior High was dropped due to time, with a Monday meeting to elect teachers for the next school year anticipated.
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Bard of Education
Carroll R. J Reed
Mary E. Anderson
Warren Harding
Newy Baseick
Reed
Australians Deport Negro Jazz Band As Ex-Premier Calls for Ban on Blacks
Former Premier William Hughes leads a campaign for White Australia immigration limits aiming to bar Negro entrants and restrict Italians. South Wales lawmakers order departure of Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra after Melbourne police raid on their lodging. Report says federal cabinet may extend bans to Negro artists and boxers.
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Sydney
Australia
William Hughes
House of Representatres
South Wales
Sonny Clay
San Francisco
Melbourne
Federal
Brother of Boy Who Died in Welfare Building Asks Probe
The brother of Julius Sutay, 10, who died after a tooth extraction at the municipal dental clinic, will ask Coroner John J. Phelan to hold an inquest. Mayor Berens defended the clinic and said every effort to save the boy was made, while noting public suspicion and initial withholding of information. Continued on Page Two.
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John Sutay
DeLuca
Julius Sutay
Hallett Street
John J. Phelan
R. Deluca
Dafcca
Behrens
Boy
Mucy
Elks AAU sanction revoked for boxing show
The Elks Loco boxing event in New England faces temporary sanction revocation by Connecticut AAU President William J. Kennedy after coroner's inquest evidence. The Elks plan to stage the show despite the ruling, inviting officials including Bodsy Gillis, mayor of Newburyport, to attend. Transfer of Westport state police barracks to rural western territory is under study by Commissioner Hurley, with no decision yet. Senator Wheeler supports exploring the transfer options to improve service.
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A A. U
Eridgeport Lodge of Elks
William J. Kennedy
East Port Chester
Joseph Kohlman
Puescay
The
Elks
President Kenney
Kennedy
Elka
Andrey J
Bodsy” Gillis
Newburyport
Masa
Gillis
Wade
Fairfields County
Westport State Police
Robert T. Hurley
Hartey
Wheeler
Hurley
Westport
Charles #. Wheeler
Stratford
Twenty-ffth
Ridgefield Barracks
Tom
Bomb threats and church sexton attacked in Chicago
Chicago reports warn of further bomb threats amid Republican faction clashes ahead of the statewide primary. A church sexton was seriously injured after a blast at People's Presbytery, with two scalp lacerations and a possible skull fracture. Police cite uncertain causes and note one witness, undertaker Frank Polke, saw a man stumble before collapsing.
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Chicago
Associatec Press
Charles S. Deneth
United States
Venaser
Ducge John 4
Vanson
Gerald
Herman J. Haemsch
Thompson
Forty Sixth
George H. Johnson
Blanap
Frank J Wak
Deneene
Coard
Aldmman
A. K. Musei
Midleth
Tee
Colonel Zevety Leaves Half Million For Wife And Daughter
A will filed in New York awards Colonel James W Zevely s estate of 500000 to be split between his widow Janie Clay Zevely and daughter Jane Clay Zevely The will notes Zevely was personal attorney for Harry P Stactar and mentions a race horse named in his honor In Boston a bill permitting women textile workers to work after 6 pm was rejected by the State House by a vote of 11 to 90 despite ample testimony from women workers and supporters.
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Zevely
New York
James W.’. Gevely
Harry P. Stactar
Janie Clay Zevely
Sas
Jane Clay Zevely
Sinclair
Colone
Boston
Associated Presa
State House of Representatives
House
Exploding stillie del arrest and mother missing
A 22 year old Mrs Josephine DAubert of 93 Highland Ave was badly burned when a large still exploded in her apartment shortly after 2 pm yesterday He fled to St Vincent s Hospital with serious injuries Her five year old son Anthony was also burned Police say partner Joseph J Pavone 30 owner of the house and in the liquor operation was arrested and later released on 800 bond Her husband Joseph Alberto alias DAubert is being sought Firemen found a distillery in two front rooms with over 700 gallons of liquor in 1400 gallon barrels Fire damage estimated at 65000 and blamed on a faulty pipe in the cooling system Gas theft charges were filed against Edward P Monahan a Bridgeport Gas Light foreman based on a probe into the stolen gas from the plant
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Josephine D'Aubert
Highland Avenue
City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Anthony
Friends
Joseph J Pavone
Cigi
D'Aubert
Joseph Alberto
D’auvert
Edward P. Monahan
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Tarantula Attack in Bananas Shocks Storekeeper
A three inch tarantula emerged from a South American banana shipment in Kochester. It bit Lews E. Ellwanger, manager of a chain grocery store, causing wounds he recovers from. A swarm of young spiders was found in the same banana lot.
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Kochiester
N. J
Lewis cancels Bermuda trip amid summons in New Britain
Uuturd J. Courie Lewis wanted by New Britain police on distributing lottery tickets failed to appear in court and canceled his Bermuda trip after Prosecuting Attorney Woods granted a postponement to April 11. Lewis planned to sail, kept hidden, and will answer to the charge in New Britain. A related Chicago indictment involves nine others in a liquor scheme.
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Uuturd J. “Courie
Bermuda
Lewin
Joseph G. Woods
New Britain
Lewis
Woods
McNamara
Bermude
Connie
New Britain Court
George Brooks
Jhicago
Associat- No
Ed Press
Coth Perk
Othie
Ars Tvera
Cewt
Chicago
Middle West
Titus Haffa
Gold Coast
Haffa
Mrs Coolidge’s Mother Reports Marked Improvement
Mrs Letha Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvi Coolidge lay in Dickinson Hospital Northampton Maine. News from the hospital said Mrs Goodhue had a comfortable day and appeared bright and happy. At 2 bulletin the doctor said she had her best day in a week with two long naps and was constructive this evening.
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Northampton
Macs
Associated Press
Letha Goodhue
Calvi Coolidge
Mae. Goolidge
Sirs. Goodhue
Seren
Henry Ford to be called in mine probe
Washington March 28 Henry Ford is to be called before the Senate investigation committee to determine whether his experience as a public speaker can aid in solving difficulties facing the inquiry. Chairman Watson approved issuing a subpoena after witnesses spoke on conditions at Ford's West Virginia operation.
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Henry Ford
Washington
Henry Ford Ie
Senate
Watson
Ford
W. Virginia
Mr. Ford
John BD
Rockefeller, Jr
Charles M. Schwab
Melon
Auto plates mailed from Hartford on April first
The first dozen of automobile number plates for delayed recipients were mailed today from Motor Vehicle offices. Markers from the central office in Hartford numbered 6,000. All markers for out of state owners were mailed Monday.
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Wartford
Motor Vehicle Department
Hartford
Walea
Lindbergh Hops to Louisville on Pleasure Trip
Charles Lindbergh traveled from Washington to Louisville with Col Breckinridge and a party, signaling a move toward retirement from public life. The group, including family and aviation officials, arrived in the afternoon and attended a social reception. An unannounced destination was planned for the next day.
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Lindbergh
Louisville
Texmingion
Maron
Associated Press
Charles A Lindbergh
Washington
Lexington
Henry A. Breckinridge
Cal Landberga
Col. Breckinridge
Scott D. Breckinridge
Wea
Boy, 16, Convicted of Murder in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on March 28 a 16 year old boy, Hess, was found guilty of first degree murder. A jury recommended life imprisonment after he testified he was struck, robbed of 9.75 dollars, and died. Hess was the youngest defendant tried for murder in the county, charged alongside 14 year old Robert Eu a, who faced similar charges and awaiting next steps.
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Plitsburgh
Hess
Robert Eua
Qi Critl
Collector's Office Opens Saturday for Tax Payers
Collector Howard G Chalins issued a warning as three days remain for per-eal taxpayers to avoid a one dollar penalty. The former People's Bank building opens Saturday until 8 oclock to collect, with liens including tenain unpeld and increased interest announced under the Vine program.
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Howard G Chalins
Pereal
People's Bat Bank
Tates
Regina
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Wudni
Junker
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Mitchelfield
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Ake
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Dan Page
Valeteen
Miss Anderson
Lodge
Westport Depot
Samuel Jones
Bob Dineen
Cropsing Park
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People's Presbytery
Samuel C Jones
Lst
Third Precinct
Polke
State Street
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Ehortly
Sly Polee
Fis Horn
Stiliedel
Inj
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Highland Avenue House
New Haven
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Photge
Minnesota
Capiz Tive
Paul
Ard Hall
EW Haven
Clated Press
Minn
Fred W
Connecticut
New York City
Guy Harrington
Edel
John Mastrimuo, Jr
Meriden
David Dudley
Alec Meriden
Yes
Evol
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Hicherd
Tinger Primiy
Fred W. Edel
Richard Hall
Tion
Maat
Emeline Barrington
Iys
Hell
Exel
St. Paul Thepectara
Elated
Fred W. Ede
Brome Harrington
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Acter
Binghamton
Tarantula
Ory
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