Flight of White Bird plane sparks global search effort
Amid wild hopes and frenzied reports, authorities in the United States, France, Canada, and Britain launch searches for the missing French plane the White Bird. Naval and coast guard ships, tugs, and wireless warnings coordinate from Boston to Cape Breton as Paris wrestles with fear, anger at press, and the idea weather misled the mission.
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Prt Bone
Sua
Carrag Island
Wilrash
County Clare
Trelind
Walter Cotre Nase
Washmon
Blanc
Wanruding
Tehave
Sungesser
Ald
Paris
WV. S
Peor Ple
France
Mungescser
Coli
Urio
Ulreetesi
United States
Americ
America
American Weather Bureau
Tia Amerogas
S.de Ag
Havas News Agenes
New Yor
Atlantis
Newfoundland
the & Moms
Stars and Stripes
War
Pouintese
Fic
Gs Morris
Nangeser An
Cali
Jean Ann Irene
Roetiactin
Fliers Still Missing as Atlantic Search Continues
French and American ships patrol the Atlantic coast from Maine to Newfoundland seeking Capt Nungesser and Colt, with Coast Guard destroyer Shaw and Madoc cutter reporting at sea. Despite radio reports and air searches, no trace found by late tonight.
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Bret
Ton
Newfoundland
Nupgesser
Caulk
New York
Varis
Nages Wandank
Pioteers
Organ Hut
Navy Yard
Tal
Mohiye
Riverable
Portland
Coast Guard
Shaw
Maine
Oto
Nattemipt
Tatiay
Labe Island
N.S. Dang
Lee
North Atlantic
Rome
Dtoport
Madoc
Tce
Modoc
Cours
Nungeser
New Enghen
Nova Scotia
Rand Banks
Novia Scotia
Grant Banks
St. Pierre
Miguien
Tamendare
Nova Scotian
Plantat
Halifax
Nova Rentin
Boston
Herrick's Cable Delays Spark Confused Notes
Fragmentary OCR text describes a communication mishap tied to Herrick's cable causing delays. The garbled lines reference safety, preparations, and unclear plans for a Saturday or Sunday sequence, with scattered mentions of dates and conditions amid nonsensical phrasing.
Pope Calls for Ban on Bad Books
A papal document denounces novels and treatises deemed immoral and dangerous to faith. It urges censorship of “morbid sensuality” and calls for publishing bans and public notices condemning works judged contraband. The text argues readers must verify a book’s harm before reading it and cites church authority and prohibitions.
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Pope
Fortidalen
Beetu Rey
Plans to Disarm Planes Amid Nicaragua Election Oversight
A garbled report describes U S naval officials and Admiral Latimer overseeing a disarmament pledge in Nicaragua. The government accepts arms custody and schedules a proportional disarmament for both sides to ensure peaceful conduct of elections while preventing armed resistance.
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Alan Agua
Nicaragua
Admiral Latimer
United States Naval
Ricaraguan
Pha
United States
Thayin
Niewrag
Thelieuss
Nicarao
Governor appoints air commissioner in Hartford ceremony
Clarence Knox, chief deputy aviation inspector since 1982, was named Commissioner of Aviation by Governor Trumbull. The creation of the State Department of Aviation was signed into law, with Knox stressing safety checks to prevent crashes as he assumes the new role.
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Hartford
Clarence Knox
Department of Meter Vehicles
Prumulgu
Resuiniens
Theniut
Dan
Aer
Kron
Ale Johie
Henrys Daughter Dies in California
Miss Aare, thirty-one, Porter, under care prior, died in Wey, life threatened by cybera pollution. The report notes family plans and bedside vigil as details emerge. inquiry at Fribiv to Al Satin of To tee Wien Sie litad.
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Ailliehign
Patley Poehrort
Pete
Lars Saad
Sean Watt
Tial
Sannings
Gabi
Aare
Fide Y Wei
Tee Wien
Pepe Pal
Lanse
Four Firms Exhibit Appliances in Bridgeport Show
Four appliance firms join a large public exhibit sponsored by the Master Plumbers Association in Bridgeport. Forty manufacturers and fourteen master plumbers have booths showcasing boilers washing machines radiators and more to educate the public on appliance advantages.
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Bridgeport
Master Plumbers’ Association
American Brass Company
The
American Radiator Company
Borden Company
Prigeport Brass Company
Bridgeport Electrical Contractros' Association, Inc
Bridgeport Gas Plumbing Supply Company
Maddock's Sons Company
U. S. Sanitary Manufacturing Company
U. S. Rallatoy Company
Cluo Brase Company
Alendroth Brother Company
Central Aley Steel Corporation
John CG. Wwell
Pittsburgh
Richardson and Royn Company
van Doren ‘F Wial Tool Company
Wheeling Metal Manufacturing Company
Jenkin Brothers
Richmond Rudiator Company
Pratt Cady Company
American Chain Company
Bridgeport Artn Fry Plumbers’ Association
Hoberts
Lester FE
Keser KK
Bayles
Ter A. Benson
Berger and Graether
John WW. Honn
Fe. Booth Company
Brady Company
Thomas T. Brady
Howard FR
Fryant
Rorge
Bridgeport Cg Works
G. Drouve Company
Wiles Engineering Company
General Sheet Metal Warks
Parking Cornice
Jahn Dining Corporation
Lottery Plotters Arrigned in Federal Indictment
Suburban Albany defendant Asube Owonnell and 81 others are charged in a federal indictment with conspiring to transport lottery tickets from state to state. Owonnell pleaded not guilty and posted a $1 908 bail. Names and details are partially garbled but indicate widespread operatives across Mississippi and New England states.
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Boston
Atsube Owonnell
Albany
N. Y
Hiss
Stecks
Stite
Andy Tuormisse
Demese O
Connells
Tie Bedbo
Nantry
Ogun
Alban
Pauls
Misscehuertia
Pagland States
Miniature tornado hits New York town
A garbled report describes a small tornado impacting Audurn, with unclear accompanying figures. Readable elements mention a miniature tornado and nearby observers, but details are fragmentary and the event lacks full context.
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New York Town
Roommate Foils Suicide Attempt Amid Confusion
A man attempted self harm last night but was found unconscious by a roommate who alerted authorities. He was rushed to Fridgeport hospital in serious condition and is expected to recover. Police could not identify a motive or associate, and seek his relatives.
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Grabler
Sas
Lulu
Jakeph Steeles
Fridgeport Hospital
Ad Walle
Pats Svotz
Ramiiate
Italian Growth Is Lesson For Us Warns Monsignor
Monsignor warns Italy's rapid growth offers a lesson for the United States as he spoke at the annual American Bank club banquet held in the American Bank and Trust Co. building. The talk praised Italy's industrial progress and improved conditions, noting mass production of soldiers and the pope’s audience in Rome. The event honored bank staff including Miss Wilhelmina Bakos and Father Sullivan, with remarks from Mr. Curtis and tributes to Albert Tremath and other executives.
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Europe
Toda
Monivick I. Medoney
iVhariex
Cehureh
American Gank Club
Emapos
American Bank and Trust Company
Lela
Ameriinan Lanland Trust Company
Moneipu Yney
Thomas J. Sullivan
D. D. Poster
Ehiureh
Rome
Suring
Com Nkind Trust Company
St Main
Wihelmina
L. Bakes
Hank
Monsignor WeGivney
Father Sullivan
Curtis
Sullivan
de Sa Freni Xie
At 'Rance
Commercial
Mank Jana Rust Company
Daniel P. Griffin
Ate
John J. Grogan
Aml
Bradbury
F, McFlrer
Rudoly Atiwe
J. Rooney
Edward WW
Bertha Rakox
J. Gramigna
Wil- Ll. Bakos
Wal- Curtis
Mise Plarenes Wawveynska
Louis W. Keumdalt
Jail head denies insanity charge in murder case
A jail head denied an insanity defense in a murder case reported yesterday. The defendant was found early and allegedly spoke of wanting to say goodbye, with the request reportedly denied.
Ambulance Dispatch Through City After Poisoning Incident
Ambulance calls flood St. Vincent’s and nearby hospitals after a poisoning incident. Patients transported to Bridgeport and St. Vincent’s hospitals, with transfers and receptions listed along Rolla Street and Park Avenue. Local authorities and medics coordinate urgent care and evaluate injuries.
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Ponta Sd
St. Vienut
Barnsegort Hospital
Vaward Dares
Pbirty Flys
Bop Owe
Din Avenue
Wilhiin Peut
Vwiicent
AM Poo
Rolla Street
Cee Vmila Saari Iw
Li Borumenia Paken
St. Vincent's
Ial
Park Asenne
Washington Asenin
Cordebs Dbo
Tome
Sompenn de 178
Flood crests threaten levees along lower river in Louisiana
Reported May 19 describes two flood crests moving toward Bayou Deedabees and Old River, breaching main levee systems at Cabin Tee and Winter Quarters. Residents reinforce embankments as crests recede in places like Rayville and Mer Rouge, while New Orleans area and Vidalia backwaters face rising flood risks and property damage.
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Old River
Rayoville
Rayvilly
Mer Rouge
Tensas Basin
Cabin Tele
Winter Quarters
Madison Parish
Louisiana
Talublah
Wis
St. Joseph
Tailiah
Walter
Sietly Island
Ie Hshasin
Yariss
Tensason
New
Orem
Wheeler Backed For Police Head In Connecticut
The report notes Wheeler’s candidacy for the state police commissioner, his prior public service, and his sportsman background. It covers legislative actions increasing police strength to 109, replacing a three member commission with a single appointee, and the roles of Governor and Superintendent Robert T Hurley.
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Milford
Senate
Howard F. Hall
Finance
Wheeler
Hin Town
King Senate
Tlreeman Commission
State Police
Robert T Hurley
State Police Department
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Accident in mill leaves worker fatally injured
A mill accident fatally injured a worker. The victim was trapped near a power shaft when the body was freed after the emergency crew arrived. The injured man was conveyed to hospital where he died during surgery. authorities awaited a full report.
Good Will Flyers Safe After Fog In New York Flight
A Good Will Flyers air mission from Kane Whitesend on the Pan Atlantic route experienced perilous fog while crossing the Hudson near Whatceet this afternoon. The craft landed safely despite the danger, with no injuries reported.
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New York
Sodferin
Hudson River
Here
Washington
Liquor Seizures on Two Liners in New York Harbor
Liquor aboard two liners from European lines was seized in New York harbor. The Arabic and Splittan Star ships, docked on the North River at 17th Street, carried contraband valued at about 18,500. The Arabic departed Antwerp April 3 and arrived April 9, with next voyage to Boston planned. the Splittan Star’s cargo and consignments are under review by customs.
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Linar
Edwingso
Barnes
Tayioran
Toth
North River
17Th Street
Antwerp
Boston
Red Star Line
Leyland Line
International — Mercantile Marine
Browning Fights $4000 Payment To "Peaches Browning"
In New York a legal fight over additional counsel fees continues as Browning seeks stay of a $4000 payment to his wife Peaches Browning. The appellate division heard arguments after a court last month granted a parental fee award and separate counsel fees. Justice Seeger previously ordered fees, while Browning’s counsel argued the ruling was improper.
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New York
Ward
Frage
Peaches Browning
Browns
Supreme Court
Brecklin
Browning
Justice Seeger
White Plains
Brewnmng
Cnunsel
Seegers
Rene
Ile&al
Kellogg Massey to Study Immigration New Rules
Washington May 10 AP Secretary Kellogg invites Vincent AMx Canadian minister to a conference at the Maine department Thursday. State and local officials will consider impacts of revised immigration rulings on movement of foreign nationals across the American Canadian border. The Interior department recently issued regulations affecting Canadian residents who work in American offices near the border. The effective date was deferred six months to lessen hardship. A reciprocal air travel agreement with Canada to next October 31 has been arranged with the Canadian legation, enabling reciprocal access for American aircraft into Canadian territory.
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Washington
Kellogg
Vincent Amx
Maine Department
Dolanta
Lutor Department
Detroit
Uftfale
State Department
Canada
Delayed TransAtlantic Hop Sought Amid Aviator Mystery
Washington reports Ambassador Myrone T. Terrick cabled the State Department urging no trans Atlantic flight by American aviators while Captains Nunersser and Cali are missing. The message notes French anxiety over the missing aviator and the risk of misinterpretation if a flight proceeds. The State Department statement clarifies Terrick’s concern and intent.
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Washington
Myrone T. Terrick
Wrnnee
State Department
Avvlatora
Nunersser
United States
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