Coolidge Speaks At Dedication War Memorial Today
President Coolidge addresses the dedication at the Wicker Memorial Park urging increased educational advantages crime suppression and old fashioned religious devotion. He argues the nation must improve public health education and civic virtue while praising past war service and American ideals. The speech links revival of virtue to national prosperity and calls for practical action.
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America
Paul i. Mallon
United Press
Wicker Memorial Park
Siniiond Toth
WhatAmerica
Roel
United States
Elton
Mo Coolidge
Wwe
Lewis Meets with Miners in Pittsburgh District Rallies
John L Laws, president of the United Mine Workers, arrived in Pittsburgh to participate in four rallies for miners in the district. The first meeting is planned for Charleroi tonight with miners expected to attend.
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Y United
Five Best Radio Entertainments Broadcasts List
List of evening radio programs across stations including New York WNYC and WGUP Detroit. Highlights mention Charles Lindbergh segment, Detroit Symphony, WRAL mockup, WFAA Weather Hour, and Philadelphia WIP Flag Day program with times around 7 to midnight Eastern.
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New York
WNYC
Omielul Diinee
Charles Lindbergh
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
WRAL
Byrd Plans Early Hop Off to Europe
United Press reports Commander Richard Byrd plans an early departure for Europe aboard a new tokker plane after favorable weather tests. Byrd denies reports he will fly Paris then return via Germany. The flight aligns with Chamberlin’s proposal but no return journey is planned.
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Byrd
Europe
United
Roosevelt Iield
New York
Richard Hurd
Sally Witt
Paris
America
Tokker
Burt
Germany
Chamberlin
Columbia
Hyrst
French Pilot Captain D'Oisy Killed in Long Flight Crash
At Le Bourget air field France Captain Pellette D Oisy a leading French long distance flyer perished when his aircraft from Paris to Tokio crashed and burst into flames. The fate of the pilot remained uncertain.
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Unitea Rom
D'Oisy
Fie Ghenttet Tik
Paris
Tokio
Annul Train After Wreck Near West Sale
Eastbound express out of the fire railroad was annulled today after a wreck on the Kent division at West Sale. A westbound freight derailed before 6:30 am, several cars left the rails blocking both tracks. No injuries reported as crews cleared the line.
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Horry
Kent
West Sale
Yewrock
Summer School Opens Wednesday at Junior High
Summer School will open four six week sessions starting tomorrow morning in the Junior High building. Mo J Blandeny, a member of the Senior High faculty, is named principal with several staff assistants. Pupils planning to enroll should bring their report cards Wednesday morning. Enrollment is expected to exceed last year.
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Mo J. Blandeny
Ieee
Iarrisburg
Order of Eastern
Pennsylvanahere
West South Street
Madrid
Princespo
Pinedo
Tallin
Barcelona
Alphonse
Mass Executions Report Across Russia
United Press dispatch from London June reports mass executions across Russia with 20 shot in Vladivostok Tehelubinske and Tyke and 16 in Fiflls and Buiyan. A Soviet official Turaiawsk arrives in Kherkov on a mission to terminate anti Soviet counter revolution. Also notes Poland note on the assassination of Soviet minister Pistre Vbikoli creating a tense situation.
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United Proms
London
Warsaw
Daily Express
Russia
Vladivostok
Tehelubinske
Tyke
Fiflls
Buiyan
Checka
Turaiawsk
Kherkov
Poland
Pistre Vbikoli
Soviet Trade Orders Seen Reshaping Postbreak Europe
In Berlin on June M a Soviet spokesman said about 75 million dollars in orders may shift to the Soviet government trade bloc before the diplomatic split with Britain. The US Germany and Czecho Slovakia could receive bulk of orders as Moscow weighs credit and leasing options. British bankers reportedly balk at discounting bills, prompting a potential global realignment of Soviet foreign trade after the Anglo-Russian break.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Trad
Great Britain
Atviet
Europe
United States
Germany
Czcho
Slovakia
Moscow
United Press Today
Repli
Tehicherin
Bellanca Plane Faces New Entanglements Over Atlantic Flight
United Press reports ongoing trouble surrounding Bellanca’s Columbia transatlantic attempt. German authorities delayed a seizure over a 1000 mark debt claim by physicist Puppé, who seeks medical services for backer Charles Levisie.
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United Press
Trerlin
Bellanca
Columbia
Chaaence D. Chamberlin
U P
Atlantic
Sherffy
Tempellint
Ail
Dn Onder
Puppe
Gils
Luihanea
Avivtions
United States
Levine
Vienna
Sormey
Korsts
Pape
Levis
Maurice Frenkel
Shutty
New York
Leoise
Jim
Ricard Mueller Puppe
Three Killed In Wreck Near Peaks On Southern Railroad
Three railroad men died when two Southern Railroad trains collided head on at Peaks, fourteen miles from here today. The victims are Waris Mele engineer Jesse Needrow fireman and Goughron brakeman.
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Knoxville Tonn
Southern Railroad Flight
Headkon
Waris Mele
Goughron
Jesse Needrow
Shriners in Convention at Atlantic City
Nearly 150000 Shriners gathered in Atlantic City for the Imperial Shrine Counsy meeting. The parade featured the Beef Trust Cabinet and a heavy car convoy led by Russell Newhart. Candidates for Imperial Potentate included Hugh Caldwell Artur Diamant Clift H Bradt and Henry G Hanna. Ben Turpin disrupted traffic to amuse attendees.
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Atlantic City
Imperial
Hugh Caldwell
Seattle
Artur Diamant
New York
Clift
Beef Trust Cabinet
Dows
Russell Newhant
Picnics and plans set for Conneaut Lake gathering
A western interclub picnic of Business and Professional and Women's clubs is planned for Sunday at Conneaut Lake. Miss Tone McCray, acting president, reports arrangements with four million yellow perch and perch fry for the dinner at Hotel Conneaut. The event aims to boost club membership and support local wildlife efforts. Ralph Bly entertained with fishing stories as preparations proceed.
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Conneaut
T Tetter
Tone McCray
Anglera
Helen Schinr
Corry
Taalasi
Brieelu
Walton League
Acreport
Hieelnig
Morty
Vnvo
Game Commission
Ralph Bly
Bawa Lave Wontane
C E S Delegates At Harrisburg And Madrid Notice
The report covers CES delegates gathering in Harrisburg Pennsylvania for a convention and events in Madrid Spain including elections of officers and a dinner with King Alfonso. It notes Rotary Club talks by Erie attorney Pitt Giforl and a Flag Day observance with guests from Harrisburg and Girard.
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Rotary
Pitt Giforl
Erie
Te Hoel
Corry
Elu
Zingler
Harrisburg
Webster
Girard
L. W Olds
Mrs Chamberlin Sets Course for Europe
Mrs EC Chamberlin of Dean Iowa mother of Clarence Chamberlin the trans Atlantic flyer arrived in New York en route to England to visit her sister Mrs George Pilatell Accompanied by her grandson Bobby Moffitt and Ray Bolton a friend of her son she sought a passport at the sub treasury but the citizenship affidavit from S Melfenby of Denison proved insufficient and she planned to obtain a birth affidavit from her cousin George Roe a New York insurance man
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EC Chamberlin
Dean
Iowa
Clarence Chamberlin
England
George Pilatell
Hisievenh
Bobby Moffitt
Ray Bolton
Chamberlin
Sub-Treasury
S Melfenby
Denison
President Coolidge heads west aboard special train
President and entourage of about 80 travelers ride from Washington to South Dakota for a summer retreat. Pets accompany Mrs. Coolidge on the White House special train with a movie theater, naval beds, and onboard comforts. The party stops at Hammond for a dedication and continues toward Rapid City, with cabinet members and staff aboard.
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Paul R. Malloy
United Press
President Coolidge
Youngstown
Poolidye
Ohio
Black Hills
South Dakota
Rome
Paulinge
Rebecca
Blackie
Feline
Rob Ray
Prudence Prim
Callies
Hammond
Coolidge
Wicker Memorial Park
Calumet
Rapid City
White House
P. Ma
Washington Union Station
Washington
Tasty
Wincative Tachonon
Ares Hammond
Satindore
Edward T.clark
Cal Blanton Winship
James F Coupal
Secret Service
Trustees of Soldiers' Home appoints new trustees
Governor John Fisher completes appointments to state owned hospitals and institutions. Last appointments include the Soldiers and Sailors' Home at Erle with State Treasurer Samuel Lets and others from Ardmore Erle and Franklin among those named.
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Py United
Harrisburg
John Fisher
Pssors
Erle
Samuel & Lets
H. A, Arnold
Ardmore
Clark O
Tayntor
Marsha Phipps
Franklin
Harald Mack
G. O. P Office Holders Will Be Ousted
Louisville report claims that all city and county officials must resign after a Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling that no election occurred in 1925 when Republicans won mayoral and council seats and all county offices. Governor Willieard J. Fields is expected to appoint replacements and purge Democrats facing detentions.
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Louisville
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Wiltlard J. Fields
Lindbergh slips out to visit Curtiss Field friends
New York morning reports show Colonel Lindbergh leaving his apartment at 6:90 to tour Curtiss Field with Captain Richard Blythe and Casey Jones. He returns with Blythe and Jones, poses for photographers, then concentrates on indoor business amid rough drizzle and post-visit plans. A planned 100000-child aerial review in Central Park is postponed due to rain, and Mayor's hanger honors are set for Lindbergh tonight as crowds recall yesterday's celebrations, with Governor Smith granting a kiss and a city-wide cleanup afterward.
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Newsuxn
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Toray
Richard Blythe
Curtissfield
Seid Tewan
Lindbergh
Blythe
Casey” Jones
Curtis Eld
Ath Jones
Biyrhe
D.F. Mahoney
Ryay ‘Aircraft Corporation
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Central Parke
Lindbbergh
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City Hall
Ruth Avesnue
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al Smith
Roosevelt Field
Paris
Smith
Nir
Vanderbilt
Howr
Hebdy
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Mackay
Long Island
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