Radio Commission Hints Shift for New York Stations
A May 22 summary notes an imminent change by the Federal Radio Commission affecting New York and Chicago stations. The plan calls for adjusting wave lengths and power allocations effective June 1, with Bridgeport and other key stations receiving revised operating parameters and possible transfers of priority among ten broadcasting outlets. The report cites statutory authority and outlines expected implementation steps.
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Amy Ted Byte
Bridgeport
New York
Exploding Press Run Claims 27,000 Columns on Lindbergh
A New Albany newspaper reports a sensational claim that 27,000 columns were printed about Lindbergh and his flight. It contrasts this with a smaller figure of 89,000 clippings linked to Admiral Peary and President Wilson, noting confusion over counts and sources.
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Lindbergh
Columrs
Watte Haams Ood
Tine Ae
Jett
Huainesy
Pearys
North Pole
Wilson
Dr Ernest Markham Dies at 74 in Durham
Obituary notes the death of Dr Ernest A Markham aged 74 in Durham. He graduated from Western University and New York Medical College, served as a bank director, and held roles in the New England hospital society, Knights of Pythias, Sons of Revolution, and Epiphany Church. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at 4:30 PM from Epiphany Church with burial in Durham.
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Ernest A. Markham
Durham
Markham
Severty
Mdeélowr
Western Winversity
Wrexls
New York
Meditals
Marginm
Trushem
Furter
Knights of Pati
Sons of Revolution
Episope
Eve Buttal
Preacher Held as Peeping Tom in Hanover Street Incident
Harold Ironfield, 32, of 246 Hanover Street, arrested after police say he admitted peeping into a residence at 183 Hanover Street. Patrolman Patrick Hirier testified Ironfield claimed to be returning from a Salvation Army service on Elm Street. Ironfield was charged and held on $100 bond at the precinct station.
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Harold Ironfield
Hanover Street
Patrick Hirier
Precines
Tid
Salvation Army
Hell On Elm Street
Tranfield Wise
Aid Police
Christian Union
Charles W Simpson
Chrisian Union
Charles W Supsons Tome
Stratford
Tranfield
Woman abducted by bandits left on street corner
Margaret Maguire Feldman said to have been taken from the Cham ber of Commerce building in New Haven early Sunday with her companion forced from the vehicle. The car was found abandoned on Chestnut Ridge road. Miss Maguire Feldman was located on Campbell Street in New Haven hours later in a dazed condition. Authorities quoted constables Sperry and Bei oe describing the investigation, while the attacker description remains undisclosed.
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Mortis Peldman
Campbell Street
New Haven
Attorne
Feldman
Constant Sperry
Derby Pole
Gellar of Library Flooded by Water From Burst Main
A water main burst near Jane and Kossuth streets early morning, tearing pavement and flooding the Base Side Branch library cellar. Police and Hydraulic Co. units responded around 1240, additional crews called as the break proved serious, causing basement and sidewalk flooding and notable street damage.
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Jane
Kossuth
Hydraulic Company
Anc
John McGovern
Acree
Hartford Unveils New Memorial for Spanish War Veterans
Hartford hosts the unveiling of a new memorial in Bushnell Park for Spanish American War veterans. More than 14,000 spectators filled the park and nearby grounds as officials, spectators, and marching crowds celebrated the dedication amid bright weather. Local dignitaries and a U.S. envoy addressed the assembly, with praise for the memorial and the enduring ties between Cuba and the United States.
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Hartford
Iwao
Herole
Bushnell Park
State Capitol
Alcorn and His Son Capture Negro Burglar
In Suirfield near Mrs Bissell’s home, Alcorn and his son, once prosecutors, halted Hayes after he allegedly attempted burglary. Hayes fled, was shot at, restrained, and jailed by States Attorney Alcorn awaiting further proceedings. The incident followed failed police contact and ongoing pursuit in Suifield.
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Supfield
Hugh &L Aleman
Perce Howard
Alcorn
Sullivan Higey Negro
Oo Oc Bissell
Alcoin
M Bissell
Carl
Alco
M. Alcon
Sun
Bissell
Hayes
Cuirnland
Howard Alcorn
William Gree Hayes
Aharn Hayes
Siuffield
Levee Crisis Grows as New Orleans Areas Flood
Flood defense across five Sugar Bowl parishes buckles under rising Mississippi waters. Two thousand workers fight mud and rain to shore up embankments while refugees move livestock and belongings toward Baton Rouge camps. Though drenched and exhausted, progress offers cautious optimism as Atchafalaya defenses brace for further deluge and mobile rescue fleets mobilize along the lower basin.
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New Orleans
Sugar Bowl
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gulf of Ifesia
Atchafalaya
McRea
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Atchafiaya
Atchifaleya
Louisana
Lerieboue
Missisippi
Atchafelaya
Mogan City
New
Ise
Pliquemine
Baton, Rouge
Murder, fog and a Bantam Lake search in Waterbury case
Detectives went to Bantam Lake to interview Mrs Michael Tunlas as they probe the slaying of Stanley Gruans whose body was found in a swamp off Sunny Side avenue. Two men were detained in connection with the case, with autopsy showing death from brain concussion caused by blows and gunshot wounds.
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Michael Titas
Bantam Lake
Aalock
Stanley Gruans
Chatfield
Sunnyside Avenue
Michael Lenox
Grand Hotel
Yeareldas
Lechige
Gruas
H Kirschpau Bulle
Kirschbaum
Geuvas
Merks
Gruzos
Steadius
Michael Tunlas
Lindberghs Trans Atlantic Call Draws World Praise
Lindbergh spoke to his mother in Detroit by private trans Atlantic telephone, a historic link between France and the United States. He described the flight from New York to Paris, the weather challenges, and his relief upon spotting Paris from the air, praising the support of officials and fellow aviators while noting the dangers of the crossing and the optimism it sparked amid looming war tensions.
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France
America
Nungesser
Paris
Chaks
Fiay
Middle West
Detroit
Lindburgh
Myron
Herrick
Lindbergn
Frenne
Nunvesser
Atlantic
Cline to be arraigned today in Mansfield
Konrad Cline playwright and novelist will face Justice of the Peace 1 Mansfield at 11 o'clock morning in connection with the death of his friend Willard Tuln of New York. Tuln was shot at the Cline home in Marsfield last Monday and died at St Joseph’s hospital. A morning arraignment was set due to witness availability. The state expected to charge Cline with fatally shooting Tuln. transfusion was performed to save Tuln, and Cline was recovering in hospital.
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Konrad Cline Pligwright
Mansfield
Tomorow
Willed Tuln
New York
Cline
Marsfield
St Josephs Hospital
Carlton P King
Clie
St Tosepuis Hospital
Yvinere
Cowit
Maine to Vote on Direct Primary Law
Announcement tonight says Maine voters will face a special election on October to turn or repeal the direct primary law governing the nomination of political candidates. The plan intends to give the voters a direct choice on the direct primary measure.
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Maine
Glen
Show Closes at End of First Act Stamford Actress Blames Partners
The Stamford stage scene ends after the first act as actors accuse the theater partners of withholding salaries. Equity officials and local cast members stated lack of funds led to abrupt curtain, refunds given to patrons, and plans to pursue action. Miss McComas and Mr. Phomis highlighted unpaid week salaries and discontent with management.
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Boston
Garnil McComas
Ginx
Suynford
Wgo
Yesterdaay
Big Mide
MrComas Sie
Equity
Witton Phomis
Viomois
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Equity Association
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Feye
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Tne With Manager A M Theehar
Whestre
England to India Lindbergh clasp flyers rescued at sea
British India May 22 AP lieutenants R Can and LM Tallman of the Royal Air Service, on a non-stop flight from England to India, were rescued after their plane crashed in the Persian Gulf 45 miles southeast of Abadan. They are en route to Abadan after a totaled aircraft and a long, difficult ordeal.
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Paris
Charles A Lindbergh
New York
LeBourget
Newfoundland
Simla
British India
R Can
Royil Air Service
England
India
Persian Gulf
Tole
London
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Gillman
Pero
Air Ministry
Bender Abbot
I Slip
Abadi
Hawker-Hoisles
Ratle Royce Motors
Totel
Lindbergh
Carr
Lindbethh
Quake Across Oceans Delays De Pinedo Start
A massive tremor recorded far from Washington and New Orleans disrupted plans for Francisco de Pinedo as his flight preparations stall. Seismographs at Georgetown University and Loyola University captured the event. direction remains undetermined.
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