Southern Cross lands safely in Harbor Grace Newfoundland
Charles Ez. Kingsford-Smith and crew completed the first westbound Atlantic crossing to Newfoundland in the Southern Cross after a 31 hour flight from Ireland. Fog and lost bearings caused late difficulties but the plane landed safely at Harbor Grace.
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United Press
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Charles Ez. Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Greenley Island
Labrador
San Francisco
Australia
London
Portmarnock
Dublin
Ireland
Kingsforditch
Iles
John Stannage
America
Bay St. Louis
South Cross
Cape Race
Breton Island
Nova Scotia
Cape Elizabeth
Halifax
Qui Dividi Field
St. Johns
Grand Banks
Atlantic
Nungesser
Francois Coli
Leslie Hemiton
F. F. Minchin
Ludwig Lowenstein-Wertheim
Walter Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackay
Ludwig Idzikowsky
Fiancée Delays Wording Amid June Wedding Talk
The fiancée described the pending marriage to Captain Charles F. Kingef as dependent on a telephone message. She said she waited all day by the phone and felt she could not refuse him. The engagement date appears tentatively set for November.
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Capi
Charles F
Cros
Llans
Canton Woman Receives Honor As Daughters Leader
Mrs Ruth M. Green of 1227 Park ev was elected president of the state body of Daughters of Union Veterans at the G. A. R. state session in Lorain. She was unopposed and succeeds Mrs Doris Merryman Toledo.
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Ruth Green
D. of
U. V
Lorain
Ruth M. Green
Parkev
Daughters of Union Veterans
Canton Daily News
Green
Doris Merryman
Toledo
Patrolman Earl E Hunter Suspended After Duty Lapse
Patrolman Earl E Hunter of 1310 Maryland at SW was suspended from the police force by Chief Paul W Hexamer for failure to meet his obligations. He was assigned to the third shift from 10 p m to 6 a m when the suspension occurred on Wednesday.
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Earl E. Hunter
Maryland
Paul W. Hexamer
Metropolitan Paying Brick Co Picnic Closures
Employees will have a company picnic as plants and offices close Saturday June 2 for the event. The notice notes a daily operations pause to allow staff participation.
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Picnic Metropolitan Paying Brick Co
Jev
House Will Not Report Damage Override Veto
Washington dispatch reports House Republicans aim to force Hoover veto on the disabled World War veterans compensation bill while preparing a quick pension measure. Speaker Longworth promises 14 votes to sustain objections and a party caucus yields a complex plan for swift action with assurances against repassage. The article also details a Canton Stark cloudburst causing extensive flood and wind damage, with crops ruined and infrastructure struck, plus a small tornado in Middlebranch and a humid heat wave easing slightly with 67 degrees in the morning.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Longworth
Senate
Bioc
White House
Congress
Canton
Stark
Joe Brown
Hoover signs bill to expand federal power commission
The three existing cabinet members will be replaced by five full time commissioners after President Hoover signed the bill authorizing the reorganization. He expects to appoint the new commission before Congress adjourns for the summer.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Hoover
Congress
Columbus officer admitted to Ohio bar
Col. G. Packer, just moved from the Presidio to Fort Hayes Columbus as judge advocate of the U S army, was admitted to practice law in Ohio today. The oath was given by Judge E Matthias of the state supreme court.
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Columbus
Col. G. Packer
Presidio
San Francisco
Fort Hayes
U. S Army
Ohio
E . Matthias
Supreme Court
The News Shoots With Shute Again Series Starts Today
Golfers write to Canton Daily News praising Denny Shute and the NEA Service arranged series. The Shute series is enlarged and a daily feature starts today with technical tips to improve play on the sports pages.
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Canton Daily News
Denny Shute
Ohio
News
NEA
Shute
Private funeral services for W Elwood Eshelman Jr
Private funeral services for W Elwood Eshelman Jr. will be held Thursday at 3 30 PM at the home of his parents 1543 Harvard and NW. Roderick of the First Church of Christ Scientist will preside. The body goes to Forest Hill Cemetery mausoleum. Kiwanis Club members plan to attend Spiker Funeral Home Wednesday night at 7 30. Viewings at Spiker from 5 to 10 PM. Pallbearers: A L Flowers M H Reno E M Perdue Martin W Boyer Charles Booth and A L Ritz.
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Elwood Eshelman, Jr
W. E Eshelman
Harvard
Roderick
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Forest Hill Cemetery
Kiwanis Club
Spiker
Man Found Dead in Bed at 641 Mahoning Rd NE
B. F. Stantz age 42 was found dead Tuesday afternoon in his bed at 641 Mahoning Rd NE by roomer Robert Gruber who tried to rouse him and then called police. Investigators from Jacobs funeral home will determine cause of death.
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B. F. Stantz
Mahoning Rd NE
Robert C. Gruber
Mahoning Rd
Stantz
Calac
Daily
Siomsky
G. Ritz
Jacobs Funeral Home
T. C. McQuate
Search Extends for Missing Italian Soldiers Near Turin
In Turin on June 25 a wide scale search continued for Serg. Agostino Carnetani and Private Secondo Ferno who left Mirafiori Airdrome near Turin almost two weeks ago and have not been heard from since.
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Turin
Italy
Serg
Agostino Carnetani
Secondo Ferno
Mirafiori Airdrome
Here
Land leases OKd for 200 acres Wild game refuge
Columbus reports the legality of leases on 200 acres in Lucasco for five years as a state Wild game refuge. The notice notes the lease approval follows the state negotiation process. A separate item states Canton Wet Wash Laundry will close Thursday afternoon due to the death of W F Eshelman Jr. Ady.
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Columbus
Lucasco
W. F. Eshelman, Jr
Canton Wet Wash
Ady
Gigli Sings at Royal Opera Dome for King Victor Emmanuel
Metropolitan tenor Beniamino Gigli made his premier appearance in Rome at a benefit performance in the Royal Opera Dome before King Victor Emmanuel and the royal family. He received a great ovation.
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Rome
Beniamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera
Royal Opera
Victor Emanuel
Ohio sets 21 as age limit for optometry exam
A June Columbus ruling states that persons under 21 cannot be admitted to take the standard examination to practice optometry in Ohio. The opinion was issued to the state board of optometry by Attorney General Gilbert Bettman.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Optometry
Gilbert Bettman
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