Turner Sets West East Light Record in Record Flight
Roscoe Turner capped a west to east flight in a Lockheed Ventura plane, landing at Grand Central Airport after a 18 hours 44 minutes cross country run from Roosevelt Field. He beat the Hawks record by 26 minutes 58 seconds despite strong headwinds, noting conditions could have shortened the trip by an hour. Turner’s flight, with one stop at Wichita, aimed to gather data for a potential transcontinental air service. His female companion and ground crew greeted him as reporters noted the flight’s meteorological findings for future routes.
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New York
Iner
Grand Central Air
Roosevelt Field
Krent
National Aeronaval Association
M. Hawks
Os Turner
Wchita
Wichita
Columer
Rockies
Los Angeles
Turner
Gilmore
Andre Charles A. Lindbergh
Newark
Cpte
Hawks
Lindberghe
Cool Weather Forecast Hits The County
Forecasters predict cooler temperatures on Thursday after a brief warm spell. Early Wednesday did not drop below a one degree mark as clouds lingered after Tuesday night rain. Moisture measured at about a tenth of an inch, and the wet spell is expected to revive the brown, parched grass across the county.
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Fon
Cow Bites People in Belgrade Village May 26
A mad cow went berserk in a Belgrade area village on May 26 injuring about forty people. The animal, described as having a mad dog bite, ran amuck biting villagers as several residents developed fear of crowds and crowds.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Canton Daily Classified Offers Include Pets and Furnishings
Fragmentary classifieds show listings for a 35 room hotel material, a furnished red range, and a Shetland pony with cart and harness. Also notes on a confectionery location and district details appear amid other offers in today’s section.
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Canton Daily
Hoover tariff bill delay rocks Washington
In Washington May 24 debate centers on Vice President Curtis ruling that conferees exceeded authority when writing the flexible provision of the 630 million Smoot Hawley tariff bill. Senate delay follows Curtis decision while Smoot calls for conferees to meet again to resolve the issue and advance the measure.
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Patio R. Malloon
United Press
Washington
Curtis
Hoover
Smoot-Hawley
Repubican
Congress
Senate
Smoot
Roads Ready For Holiday In Stark County
Stark County highways will be in good shape for the Decoration Day period, state highway superintendent J B Young said on Wednesday. Repairs are on schedule with no obstructions except the Lincoln Highway from Massillon to Wayne County line, which is open but in bad condition and best avoided. Reckless driving near work gangs has slowed progress and caused narrow escapes, Young added.
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Stark Co
J. B. Young
State Highway Department
Lincoln Highway
Massillon
Wayne Co
Young
First Airplane Suit Heard in Har ter Court
A jury in Judge Henry W. Harter's court heard Starkeos first airplane lawsuit. John Richards sues McKinley Air Ways and Alfred Curtis for recovery of his rebuilt plane and damages for its withholding. Curtis says he blocked an unauthorized takeoff to Buffalo due to federal rules. Canton Wet Wash Laundry closed Decoration Day. Thursday morning loads received will be ready that evening.
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Henry W. Harter
Starkeos
John Richards
Superior Av NE
McKinley Aero- Ways
Alfred Curtis
Richards
Curtis
Buffalo
Canton
Adv
Ladies Morning At Ohio Prak-Tees Golf Co
Ladies readies for morning sessions at Ohio Prak Tees Golf Club with play opening daily from 7 to 11 o clock. Evening tee times offered after dark as weather allows and instruction periods remain free for members.
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Ohio Prak-Tees Golf Co
Cummins Storage Co Moving and Shipping Division Ad
Cummins Storage Co announces moving storing and shipping division services with emphasis on division 271. The brief notice highlights relocation options and contact guidance for customers seeking storage and freight solutions.
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Cummins Storage Co
English Flyer Amy Johnson Reaches Charleville in Australia
English aviator Amy Johnson 22 lands at Charleville Queensland after a staged flight from Long Beach and Quilpie. She braves heat winds as she continues toward Brisbane, staying overnight in Charleville before resuming the journey.
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Brisbane
Austrila
Amy Johnson
Charleville
Long Beach
Queensland
Johnson
Quilpie
Canton Daily News Holiday Edition Notification
The Canton Daily News will publish a single Friday edition for Memorial Day. Press begins at midnight Thursday. Advertisers must submit display ad copy to The News office by Thursday. Classified ads will be accepted until 8 pm Thursday.
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Canton Daily News
Quiet Resumed After Bloody Rioting in India
Bombay and other regions settle after two days of violent clashes tied to the Gandhi march from Ahmedabad to Dandi. Across Rangoon and Dacca, rioting continued or spiked, with 82 dead and many injured, including civilians and an officer killed in Peshawar.
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United Press
Bombay
Tenterhooks
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Ahmadabad
Dandi
Bay of Bengal
Burma
Rangoon
National Congress
Dacca
D. B. Murphy
Mardan
Peshawar
Five Die In Oklahoma City Coliseum Fire Tragedy
A fire at the Oklahoma City stockyards coliseum destroyed the building, killing five men and injuring three as the wall collapsed while rescuers attempted to save hundreds of stored automobiles. Twenty three cars had been moved when gas line tanks began exploding. Fire marshal investigation headed by E G Cooper and city officials could not determine the blaze origin, which began in a sawdust ring in the arena center.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Coliseum
E. G. Cooper
George Gotf
Oklahoma City Fire Department
Graf Zeppelin Starts Flight North From Pernambuco
The Graf Zeppelin departed for Havana and Lakehurst at 9:13 a.m. from Giquia Airdrome with passengers aboard after a several hour rain delay. Skies cleared as Dr Hugo Beckner ordered the northward leg of the over 4500 mile journey despite reports of unfavorable weather in Para and Ceara.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Havana
Lakehurst
M. J
Giquia
Hugo Beckener
Para
Ceara
Expo building planned for 1933 Chicago fair
Steam shovels worked along the lake front to clear space for the administration building of the 1933 World’s Fair. The structure, to rise between Soldiers Field and the Field Museum, will measure 340 by 140 feet and cost about 300000 dollars.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Soldiers Field
Field Museum
Mulrooney Named New York City Police Commissioner
Edward P. Mulrooney, appointed police commissioner of New York City, commands a standing force of 20,000. The quiet, disciplined veteran rose from patrolman to top brass, serving since Roosevelt era and contributing from river and detective bureaus. He recalls the Slocum disaster and his later rise as deputy inspector and assistant chief inspector amid Whalen’s tenure.
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New York
York
Edward P. Mulrooney
New York City
Grover Aloysius Whelen
James J. Walker
Metropolis
Mulrooney
Police
Manhattan
New York Police Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Marine Police
Hudson
Grover Whalen
Police College
Elizabeth Mulrooney
Mulrooneys
Bronx
Eaton completes affiliation merger to curb rivals in steel
Cleveland May 28 Cyrus S Eaton moves to strengthen Republic Steel dominance in the central states with the announced consolidation of Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co and Oglebay Norton. Each company reportedly bought stock in the other to effect the affiliation, seen as major strategic step second only to Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube merger.
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Cleveland
Cyrus
Eaton
Hhe Republic Steel Group
Central States
United States
Bethlehem
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co
Oglebay-Norton & Co
W. G. Mather
Cleveland Cliffs
Crispin Oglebay
Oglebay-Norton
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Estate of Walter White Appraised at 6.6 Million
In Chardon Ohio on May 2 the estate of Walter C White former president of the White Motor Company was appraised at 6 596 421 dollars providing a clear value for probate proceedings and future claims.
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Chardon
Walter C. White
The
White Motor Co
Radio eye aids planes through dense fog in tests
In John Hays Hammond Jr laboratory a "radio eye" system uses three radio compass stations at an airport to determine aircraft position. Bearings from the stations are sent to a television station, where a moving eye represents the airplane, controlled by the radio bearings.
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Loucester
Mase
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Hammond
Ohio Prak Teex Golf Co Opens Night Play
Local golf venue announces nightly operations from 7 to 11 PM offering open play and instruction. Details of facilities and accessibility not fully clear in the fragment.
Mayor Signs Nine Ordinances For City Projects
Mayor Herman R. Witter approved nine ordinances passed by the council. Measures include a fireproof signal system station at 10th and NW, removal of equipment from the health department building, funding details with bonds, a deep Navarre road pumping station well, gasoline and grease purchases for service divisions, Fletcher avenue grading, a $70 962 26 bond for Harrison avenue improvements and a subway, city funds shares totaling 24 513 95 for road work, and 42 168 for the subway land and approaches. Work to begin this summer.
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10Th
Health Department
iCleveland
Herman R. Witter
Navarre Road
Service Department
Fletcher Av NE
Mahoning Rd
Corporation
Harrison Av SW
Tuscarawaset
Navarre Rd
Steamer Oduna Aground Near Port Wells Alaska
Two steamers raced to aid after radio call as the S S Oduna laden with dynamite gasoline and oil ran aground near Port Wells Alaska. Coast guard Cordova and the S S La Touche and Inscoverer were dispatched to reach the distressed ship. A town notice announces summer Saturday office closings for Citizens Building and Loan Co.
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Seattle
Wash
S&s. 4
Port Wells
Alaska
Coast Guard
S. S. la Touche
Cordova
Bobby Jones Surges Past Tolley in British Amateur clash
In St Andrews May 28 Bobby Jones the top American hopeful defeated defending champion Cyril Tolley 1 up after 19 holes to advance in the British amateur. The match stayed close with neither player ahead by more than one, as Jones and Tolley exchanged leads into an extra hole.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Jones
Tolley
Cowan Shankland
St. Georges
W. Fowlis
Bobby
Roger Wethered
Tony Torrance
Maj
O. Hezlet
Rex Hartley
Heather
Hand
Harrison Rfr
Jimmy") Johnston
St. Paul
Col. J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon
George van Elm
Detroit
D. B. Anderson
Roland MacKenzie
Wilmington
Del
Maj. G. N. C. Martin
Portrush
Damacus Child Seized In Habeas Corpus Suit
Mrs. Elsie Mori of Damascus seeks custody of her W O year old daughter Dawnelise Mori in common pleas court. She alleges Albert Mori took the child to Hartville and remains there. A writ requires Mori to produce the child in court June 2 at 1 PM for further orders.
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Dawnelise Mori
Damascus
Common Pleas Court
Elsie Mori
Albert Mori
Hartville
Edwin W. Diehl
Mori
Jugoslavian Trade Treaty Proposal With Chile Approved
Belgrade Jugoslavia government accepted a proposal to conclude a treaty of amity and trade with Chile the Chilean consul said this moves toward formal agreement and economic cooperation between the two nations
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Chile
Supreme court rules freedom to buy liquor legal
In Everly Hills, the May 24 note states the supreme court decided buying booze is legal while transport remains restricted. The writer quips that bootleggers must pour it into patrons directly, as individuals cannot assist in transport or consumption.
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Will Rogers
Everly Hills
Cal
Supreme Court
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