Lindbergh In London After Atlantic Flight Welcome
Lindbergh rested well after six hours sleep and faced a quiet London day before a Buckingham Palace audience with King George. He toured Croydon and Westminster, inspected the Spirit of St Louis, and spoke of the flight as experimental, noting possible future trans Atlantic service only after further work.
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Lindbergh Might Star in Aviation Film Says Press
London May 30 Associated Press Captain Charles Lindbergh said he has not accepted any film offer and will only act if it promotes aviation. He plans to return to the United States and has not decided his next destination. He emphasized he would not join a wild West or sensational project and remains committed to flying.
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England
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Stockholm
Sweden
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Lindbergh to Run Air Line Between New York and St Louis
St Louis officials and Robertson Aircraft Corp back a passenger air service from St Louis to New York. Plan would carry ten passengers in a three motor craft for nine hour flights at $100 each, with midnight departure from St Louis and daylight arrival in New York. Flights on return leg target 1 pm departure and 10 pm arrival. Weather and improved weather data are key factors.
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Associated Press
Charles A. Littlebergh
St. Louis
New York
William B. Robertson
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
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Air Mail Secce
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Pittsburgh
New York Burgh
Pennsylvania
Harry Hall Knight
Harold M. Bixby
Chamber of Commerce
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O. E. Scott
Lambert-St Louis Field
Albert Bond Lambert
Earl Thompson
Baltimore Airport Named for Lindbergh Proposal
Baltimore May 29 The Associated Press reports Lindbergh field as the proposed name for Baltimore's new airport. Captain Clarke Lindbergh announced public ceremonies and plans for a formal dedication, with city officials extending congratulations and outlining future arrangements for the field in a ceremony to be announced.
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Padded football suits urged for Lindbergh greeting
London dispatch reports Americans awaiting Charles Lindbergh’s U S return should wear padded football suits and heavy shin guards and secure accident insurance. It notes hats coats and leather shoes offer no protection and crowds have been unruly, with the public pressing to glimpse the air pioneer despite police efforts.
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Cloudburst and Gate Cause 12 Deaths in Virginia and Tennessee
A heavy wind and hail storm caused extensive damage across Southwest Virginia and nearby Tennessee, killing 12 people including Mrs. Andrew Lewis and her infant at Gate City due to a flooded Doe River. In Johnson City, Tennessee, David Humphreys died from contact with a submerged live wire. Damage in Carter County, Tennessee, is estimated at 100 000 to 300 000 dollars. Crippled communications hindered full details. balloon flights by multiple clubs and operators were noted amid the disaster.
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Johnson City
Tenn
David Humphreys
Brush Creek
Carter County
National Balloon Contest Sees 15 Entries Fly Off
Lieutenant James Powell and Major Kramice Smith led a field of balloons in a national contest as others launched at short intervals. Weather threatened with storms and currents favored cautious altitude, while the Akron Headline balloon planned a late start. The race may send top balloons to represent America in Denver next September.
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Anti-Fascist Clash Near Times Square Leaves Two Dead
In West 45th Street a gathering of about 300 anti fascists mourned two slain members. A fight erupted as three attackers struck Michael Gioria, an invalid World War veteran, who fought back with a whip. The black shirt mob scattered crowds along Times Square before retreating to their hall.
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Michael] Gioria
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Quebec hydroplanes search for missing Nunesser and Coll
Quebec officials report ongoing search efforts for missing French aliens Nunesser and Coll. A seaplane crew led by pilot Robinson scours Sept Isles region near Anticosti Island, 180 miles from Newfoundland, after an initial plane was crippled at Nateshquay. Weather hampered visibility but the second plane resumes the wide-area sweep along Newfoundland and southeastern Quebec.
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Associated Press
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Sept Tales
Gulff
St Lawrence
Anteostl Island
Pylot Hobinson
Qlimau
Sept Isles
Newfoundland
Nateshquay
Sautiost Island
Local youth treated after bicycle mishap at city hospital
A youth named Tovar Mrvovarrateen of 1 clip street was treated yesterday for a bicycle accident involving the right wrist at the city emergency hospital. The incident occurred as the rider failed to control the bicycle during a ride.
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Treaty 10 Outlaw War Drafted by Prof Shotwell
New York May 30 AP The Briand call for outlawing war inspires a model treaty drafted by Professor James T Shotwell of Columbia University to outlaw war among signatories and provide for arbitration and conciliation. The draft, framed to apply to Locarno powers and others including Japan, seeks to erase war as policy while preserving self defense and Monroe Doctrine rights.
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James T. Sholwell
Columbia University
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Locarno
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Permanent Court of International Justice
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Yale News hoax stirs student editor group
A fake two page Yale Daily News replica was sold for five cents near Yale University. The hoax, branded as fake, claimed Edgar M. Woolley was reappointed to the faculty after student protests. Newsboard actions followed as 800 copies were seized and the originators unnamed.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale Daily News
University Today
News Board Tonight
Edgar M. Woolley
Yale Dramatic Association
News Board
Soldiers' Home Memorial Day Parade and Services Held
In Darien on May 20 the Soldiers' Home observed Memorial Day with grave decoration of 800 by Boy Scouts led by Captain Harold Beribner, a morning parade headed by Colonel Henry J. Seeley, and ceremonies at Spring Grove Cemetery. Elk band, Scouts, and schoolchildren performed, Gettysburg address read, invocations offered, and taps sounded.
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Baker School
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Michael Holahan
Darien High School
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S. J Cvera
Taps
L. G. Woad
Ambulance Calls Reported For Several Local Injuries
Ambulances responded from 8:45 a m to several addresses including 467 Spruce Street for Joseph Buzi and 87 Union Avenue for Fred Seltenreich with ankle injury. Mrs Esther Gasdag at 41 Bryant Street sustained potential skull fracture after a hit and run. James Long Stretfield treated as medical case at Pleasure Beach. All transported to Bridgeport or St Vincent’s hospital.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Seaside Park
Fred Seltenreich
Union Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Hansen Street
Esther Gasdag
Bryant Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pleasure Beach
James Long
Stretfield
Explosion on bus injures Brooklyn girl in Stamford
In Stamford a motor bus explosion on a Noroton Point excursion injured Mary Hodinies of 372 Washington Ave Brooklyn. A toe was broken and two toes were cut or crushed after the blast as the bus descended Noroton Hill. The driver and other passengers were shaken but unhurt. The cause remains unexplained.
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Washington Aves Nut
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Brookelyn
Roton Point
Norwalk
New York
Milas
Sim
Stabbing toll leads to guard at Monticello jail
In Monticello Arkansas on May 30 authorities guarded Nathaniel Webster in the local jail after he fatally stabbed 35 year old Doran Winchester following a money dispute. Webster was arrested after the killing and jailed pending further investigation.
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