Jugo Slavia Breaks Ties With Albania Over Spy Row
Belgrade reports diplomatic relations with Albania severed after Tirana arrests an attache on espionage charges. Jugo Slavia demanded release. Albania contested immunity and cited Albanian citizenship. Traced to tensions with Italy amid border troop concerns.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Albania
Jugo-Slav
Legation
Tirana
Durazzo
Spalato
Jugo-Slavia
A. Zagreb
Italy
Jugo- Slavia
Log of Bellanca's Progress 1900-Mile Water Jump in 21 Hours
The Bellanca plane began at Roosevelt Field New York and was sighted at multiple locations along a 1900 mile water jump in 21 hours. Readouts list sightings near North Westport Massachusetts Yarmouth Nova Scotia St Shottes Newfoundland and England with final reports over Dortmund Germany.
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Bellanca
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
North Westport
Mass
Yarmouth
N. S
Wedge Island
Salacia
St. Pierre Miquelon
St. Shottes
N. F
Tre‘passey
Platte
Cape Race
Scilly Islands
England
Transylvania
Land’s End
Plymouth
Eng
Padstow
Boulogne Sur Mer
France
Cologne
Germany
Dortmund
Boulogne
New York
Wade It! Chamberlin Flies Atlantic to Os The News
Mrs E C Chamberlin and her husband watched a news printer in Omaha as Clarence Chamberlin crossed the Atlantic aboard his plane. They refused church and breakfast, then celebrated sightings near Land's End and Plymouth with a brief lunch before further word arrived.
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New York World News Service
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Chamberlin
Mauretania
Chamberlin
Tragic Weekend Auto Crash Kills Loveland Man
One man died and 13 injured in weekend automobile accidents. Charles Locke, 52, of Armory Avenue and Linn Streets, died at General Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a car. Eight youths in a touring car were seriously hurt in a head on collision near Remington. Jesse Hornsby, 20, and Raymond Black, 21, plus Edwin Stacey, 21, were treated for serious injuries. All injured youths were Loveland residents. some may die and others recovered at home.
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Charles Locke
Armory Avenue
Linn Streets
General Hospital
Harry Seller
McCormack
Riverside Drive
Sedam Street
Miami Grove
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Carmargo Pike
Remington
Jesse Hornsby
Loveland
Raymond Black
Edwin Stacey
Hornsby
Unidentified Man Fatally Shot Near Montgomery
An unidentified man, shot at close range in Montgomery, was brought to Dr. J. O. Blackerby by a passerby who found him in Miamiville. He died within twenty minutes. Coroner Swing ruled homicide. The man, about 35, 180 pounds, wore a light gray suit and had tattooed arms reading G. C. H. Helen Nolan True Love. No papers or labels for ID. Seven nickels and three keys found. powder burns indicate close-range firing. The motorist fled and gave no explanation. Yesterday in East Providence, Ray Pyne of Boston, 37, died after a parachute failed to open at Crescent Park. He fell from about 1000 feet.
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J. O. Blackerby
Main and
Mills Avenue
Montgomery
Miamiville
George Hall
Helen Nolan
Fred C. Swing
Providence
R. I
Ray Pyne
Boston
Mass
Crescent Park
Lindbergh flight rival Chamberlin nears Berlin record
The Bellanca monoplane piloted by Charles A. Chamberlin and Clarence D. Levine neared Berlin after leaving Roosevelt Field. They passed Boulogne and faced fuel limits, aiming to surpass Lindbergh’s distance, with Berlin as the projected destination.
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Bellanca
Columbia
Roosevelt Field
Chamberline
Levine
Commercial Tribune
New York World
New York World News Service
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Air Mail
Clarerice D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
S. 1
Europe
Boulogne
France
Berlin
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
G. M. Bellanca
Chamerlin
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Five Executed in Odessa Espionage Case
In Odessa on June 5 five men were executed and three each sentenced to ten years for espionage tied to a monarchist organization. The prosecution said the group included members of a monarchist movement.
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Odessa
Ukraine
Rumania
Classified Ads Boost Cincinnati Business T
A vintage note promotes Commercial Tribune Classified Ads under Business Services Offer to attract new customers. It highlights trained Ad-Takers who help prepare copy and urges businesses to build by classifieds, mentioning Canal 6300 for ad-takers.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Berlin Awaits Columbia Victory Flyers Arrival
June 5 Berlin crowds gather at Tempelhofer Field as three Junkers and one Albatross, plus fifteen smaller planes, stand ready to greet the Columbia from New York. Bright flights and searchlights illuminate the field while thousands await the trans Atlantic flyers under clear moonlit skies.
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Berlin
Tempelhofer Field
Columbia
New York
Policeman Wounded in Attempted Rescue by Highwayman
Patrolman Edward L. Wille 41 of the Sixth District was shot and likely fatally wounded on Redbank road while protecting Mrs Marjorie Fehl 21 from a Negro highwayman who boarded his car and robbed him of $162. Wille spoke to save the woman as the assailant tried to search her, then wrestled for his own revolver. the robber escaped as Wille crawled toward help after the attack.
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Edward L. Wille
Sixth District
Redbank Road
Norfolk & Western
Marjorie Fehl
Milford
Redbank
Wille
Fehl
Two Women Found Beaten to Death in Detroit Apartment
Detroit police report two women were found clubbed to death in an apartment. Victims include Mrs. Fannie May, 50, and an unidentified woman about 25. The door was barred from inside, the apartment ransacked, and the killer fled through a window.
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Detroit
Fannie May
Ohioan Tortured Then Murdered Near Akron
The bruised body of John Campion, 60, found in a swamp near Swartz Corners, two miles south of Akron. His arms and torso bore girdling marks suggesting he was trussed and tortured before death. A half full liquor jug and two dollars were found with the body. investigators consider revenge a possible motive.
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Akron
John Campion
Swartz Corners
Campion
Four Die as Trains Hit Autos in Ohio and Pennsylvania
At Solon Village Ohio two young men Gilbert Vasak and Henry Latwski died when an Erie train struck their auto near a grade crossing. A twelve year old Julian Ross was fatally injured in Cleveland in an unrelated auto crash. In Beaver Pennsylvania near Industry seven miles from town two others died and five were injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train collided with their auto. Names include Mrs Charles E Atkinson 30 and Paul Coffey 10 from New Brighton. Charles Atkinson husband of the deceased was in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Solon Village
Julian Ross
Gilbert Vasak
Henry Latwski
Erie
Hey
Boss
Beaver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Industry
Here
Charles E. Atkinson
Paul Coffey
New Brighton
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