Depinedo Seaplane Mission Brought To Azores
The Italian fascist Dominian De Pinedo was believed en route with a seaplane near Flores in the Azores after a rough sea hampered tow by a schooner. Reports say one wing was crippled and authorities hunted the plane and its tow while Rome’s anxiety over his Azores flight eased with hopeful official notes.
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Eleven year old Irene to be laid to rest in Mountain Grove
Funeral services for Irene, an eighth grade pupil at Jackson School, will be held Tuesday at 2 PM. Her mother’s note said the child knew she would die and asked for blessings from classmates who will attend, led by teacher Miss Schwartz. The service will be at the Hungarian church on Pine Street, with students from Mountain Grove present.
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Teresa Boz
Med
Pine Street
The
Trene
Rose Markash
Lizzie Sarasi
Rose Lizzie Gusayi
Mary Lengyell
Margaret Gregor
Helen Evelyn Bella
Julia Haydn
Mountain Grove
Arnstein Questioned by Police in Chicago Case
Jules W Arnstein, once jailed in New York over an $85,000 bond theft, was taken in for questioning by Chicago police. Detectives said he checked into a hotel under the name J. W. Arnold and came to see “Big Murphy,” a former federal prisoner, amid rumors of a new flashlight signaling device. The husband of Fanny Brice, Arnstein’s motive remained unclear as detectives pursued leads on associates connected to the case.
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Pri
Lindbergh
le Bourget
Parisian
Chancellery
Hetrick
Louis Bleriot
Bleriot
M. Patniere
M. Barthou
Charlies Fontaine
France
America
St. Louis
Stolen motorcycle recovered after report in Canfield
Canfield garage owner on Kossuth street reported a theft of a motorcycle owned by Steve Koper. The bike was stolen from the garage and later found abandoned on Arctic and Kossuth streets by police. It was returned to the owner.
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Canfield
Kossuth Street
Steve Koper
Arctic Sd Kossuth Streets
Lindbergh Arrives in Paris After Channel Flight
Lindbergh tours Le Bourget aviaries and meets French officials. He signs autographs sparingly, visits Blériot and the French cabinet, and receives a Napoleonic Medal. A crowds-packed day ends with meetings at the Chamber of Deputies and embassy celebrations.
Washington plans celebration for Captain Lindbergh
Washington moves to honor Captain Charles Lindbergh with a grand demonstration in the capital as government agencies vie to host the aviator's homecoming. President Coolidge may attend on his return from vacation. War Secretary Davis backs Medal of Honor and Distinguished Flying Cross, while St Louis sponsors guide arrangements. The Navy has offered a destroyer and the Shipping Board invites Lindbergh to travel home aboard the Leviathan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
United States
National Capital
Lindbergh
Coolidge
America
Boiling Field
Davis
War Department
Mississippi Valley
Harry F. Knight
H. K. Bixby
St. Louis
St Louie
Navy
France
Shipping Board Today
Miss Hehir Appointed as Clinic Supervisor
Miss Katherine Hehir R N who has been acting supervisor of the City dispensary since Miss Eva Hugo resigned was named supervisor by the Board of Governors. The appointment is effective immediately and raises her salary from 1800 to 2600. Dr William H Curley stated their temporary work showed they were eminently fitted for the positions.
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Katherine Hehir
R. N
Eva Hugo
Board of Governors
William H. Curley
Mary O'Kane
Curley
Lindbergh Lands With One Tenth Fuel Left
Paris May 25 AP Captain Charles A Lindbergh landed at Le Bourget after flying from New York with only one tenth of his gasoline remaining. A committee from the Aero Club measured 200 litres left this morning in the captain's presence. He began with 2 047 litres and consumed about 18 gallons per hour.
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Charles A Lindbergh
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Aero Club
New York Congressman Magee Dies After Heart Attack
Walter A Magee of Syracuse a Republican congressman from New York's Thirty fifth district died tonight several hours after a heart attack in his office. He was a veteran lawmaker and served on key House committees.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Walter A Magee
Congress
New York
Magee
House
$30,000 Offered for Non-Stop Hop to Japan
Hollywood theatre owner Bid Grauman announced a $30,000 prize for a successful non stop trans Pacific flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo. The offer aims to prove a nonstop journey possible and showcases Grauman's promotional push in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Calif
Grauman
Today
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Mayors, Crawford praised at Bridgeport Chamber dinner
A Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce dinner gathered leaders including retiring president George B. Crawford and incoming president Sanford Stoddard. Speeches honored Crawford’s four years of service and showcased plans, while officials and guests were introduced. A demonstration of Coast Artillery searchlights highlighted wartime defense efforts.
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Behrens
George B. Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Crosty
Crawford
Sanford Stoddard
Stoddard
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
George
Mr. Crawford
Connecticut College of Pharmacy first commencement
Fifty seven students received diplomas at the first commencement exercises of the Connecticut College of Pharmacy in New Haven. Curt P Wimmer of Columbia University received the first honorary Master of Pharmacy degree. Bernard Cooper won the Curt P Wimmer gold medal. Yetta Liebman and Edward Falcone earned two prizes from the Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association for proficiency and general excellence in pharmacy. Carl Anthony Esposito received the Fred Eaton prize for the best notebook in pharmacology. WR Lip and Junion prudent were awarded the tuition prize for the senior year for the highest examination paper.
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New Haven
Connecticut College of Pharmacy
Curt P Wimmer
Columbia University
Bernard Cooper
Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association
Yetta Liebman
Edward Falcone
Carl Anthony Esposito
Fred Eaton
WR. Willipina
Junion Prudent
Foremen Conference Plans Win Wide Manufacturer Support
Connecticut plant leaders met at a round table banquet at the Stratfield hotel to back a foremen conference idea begun in 1926 by Bridgeport Brass and backed by federal and state boards. The aim is to align foremen with executives to cut waste, maintain equipment, reduce costs, and boost department productivity through group discussions led by elected foremen.
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Panuel
Stratfeld Hotel
Bridgeport Brass Company
Cait F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brasa Company
B. Bent Hubbard
Manufacturers Association
A. B. Meridith
Education
Dietz
Hubbard
Herbert J. Henson
State Trade School
J. C. Wright
Federal Vocational Board
H. L Fiddler
J D Wilcox
Mer
New Britain
H. J. Hanson
Bridgeport
B. Knapp
Stanley Rule and
Level Company
H. B Murdock
Stanley Ruvie
HPC
Ralph
General Electric Company
I. L. B Stevens
New Departure Company
H. L. Tyghison
Manning
Maxwell and Moore
A B Meredith
Hartford
Wright
Federal Board For Vorational Fayation
Weahington
A. Clavé
Manufacturers’ Association
Merksy
M J Wilcox Manufacturers’ Association
Meriden
H L Fiddler
Federal Vocational Boand
Washington DC
D. Packard
State Trace School
Dan+ bury
Battleship fires fastest standardization trial result
The Battleship Florida, recently modernized from coal to oil, logged a speed of 2232 knots in a standardization trial off Rockland. The Navy department announced the record as the fastest battleship in the fleet.
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Plorida
Rockland
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Navy Department
Forelady Arrested on Arson Charge in Factory Fire
Eva Sheevitz alias Kurland, forelady at the Reduso Rubber plant on Main Street opposite the State Armory, was charged with arson after a warrant issued to replace a prior conspiracy charge. Bond set at 2000, alleged accessory before the fact in Fire to collect 28000 insurance. factory owner J B Siegal sought on arson warrant. She collapsed in City Court after arraignment and was revived before jail.
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Eva Sheevitz
Kurland
Taft Avenue
Reduso Rubber
Keduso Company
J. B Siegal
Recluso Company
Shaevitz
Senator Edge Praises Good Will Flyers Lindbergh Flight
United States Senator Walter E Edge lauded the pan American goodwill flight by airplane during a Wildwood New Jersey luncheon. Major Robert A Dargue and Walter Lochner, officials of the commercial association, explained fog and mist delayed the arrival and forced a Delaware River taxiing for safety. The crew missed Wildwood, skirting Virginia before landing at West Wildwood beach and continuing to Atlantic City then Bridgeport.
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Wildwood
N. J
Charles Lindbergh
United States
Walter E. Edge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edge
Wildwood Chamber of Conmerce
Robert A. Dargue
Walter Lochner
National Association of Commercial Association
West Wildwood
Dargue
Lochner
Atlantic City
Bridgeport
Conn
Canada weighs break with Soviet over Britain relations
Ottawa May 25 AP The cabinet faced a decision on Canada’s role in a Sino Soviet trade pact amid Britain Soviet tensions The question: should Canada continue trade under the 1921 treaty or sever ties while Britain acts The issue hinges on whether Britain’s termination affects Canada automatically or if Canada may maintain relations under the agreement The cabinet reviewed the treaty and an order in council to determine Canada’s stance.
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Canada
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Britain
Cnergneay
Hawaii Flight Offer Prompts Private Air Line Interest
A Hawaii flight prospect attracts a $25 000 offer as efforts mount in Honolulu and California to establish a westerly air link. The sole previous attempt to fly from the West Coast to Honolulu occurred August 31, 1926, by two Navy planes under Commander John Rodgers, one forced down at the 200 mile mark while the other reached near 100 miles from Hawaii before fuel ran out. Rodgers and crew were rescued after nine days adrift.
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Vancouver
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Los Angeles
Sydney
Australia
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
John Rodgers
Honolulu
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Navy
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Rodgers
California
Plane crash tale sparks fevered search in fog
Government officials reviewing the schooner Albert log found no evidence to support reports of a missing flyer seen May 9. Rumors that Capt Nungesser and Col. Byrd or other French trans Atlantic flyers reached Newfoundland persisted, with sightings from Harbor Grace to Placentia Bay on May 9 and May 14, as local farmers and villagers reported hearing or seeing an aircraft crossing the coast.
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Nungesser
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Newfoundland
New York Harbor
Paris
Harbor Grace
Conception Bay
Here
St Lewrence
Placentia Bay
Burin Peninsula
Lewrence
Cape Pine
Harbor Grace witnesses report distant plane sighting
A string of residents in Harbor Grace and nearby areas claim to have heard and seen a large white plane over the town and surrounding waters between May 9 and May 14. Reports place a drone over Sound Island and Conception Bay, with multiple corroborations from Harbor Grace residents and others in St Lawrence and Whitebourne. No conclusive identification was made, and authorities weighed the mundane explanations against the possibility of an aircraft or other aerial event.
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Hinto
Imperial
Bor Grace
Munn
Moriarity
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Placentia Bay
Harbor Main
Conception Bay
Woman Law
Alice Kelley
Harpor Grace
Eben Peddle
Bear Cove
Whitebourne
St. Lawrence
Ambrose Clark
St. Lawrence & Westwar
St. Pierre-iliqueion
Cape Pine
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