World's most famous baby born to Lindberghs
The Lindberghs welcomed a son born at 8 15 pm on Mrs Lindbergh's 24th birthday in Englewood New Jersey. The infant weighed about seven pounds and was given the possibility of one or two additional names as christening plans unfold. Dwight Morrow, Mrs Lindbergh's father, rejoiced as Col Lindbergh remained calm and planning for a formal name continued. News of the birth prompted telegrams of congratulations from across the country while officials prepared details for later disclosure. Continued coverage noted secrecy around the birth and the unusual hospitallike arrangements at the Morrow home.
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United Press
Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Col
Gesell Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow Lindbergh
Ehitter
Anné Morrow Lindbergh
Yeslay
Tie Row
White House
Ndl Morehan
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
New York
Roberto Pierre
Mexico City
Col. Fierro
Morrow
Dinu Lecemelmowa Lindbergh
Favorable report on London Naval Pact moves ahead
The London Naval Pact received a favorable report from the Senate foreign relations committee by a 16 to 4 vote. Senators Johnson Mos, Robinson of California New Hampshire Indiana and Shipstead backed the report. The approval follows six weeks of debate with one member opposing. The treaty now awaits consideration by the full Senate and possible extra session.
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Hy Lyle G. Wilson
Forestan
United Press
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Mos
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Palmer-Labor
Minnesota
Moran Gang Blamed in Single Chicago Murder
Chicago police and other agencies hunt James Forsythe a Moran ally for the murder of Alfred J. Lingle, a Tribune reporter. Forsythe is linked to North Side gang leaders and suspected of firing the weapon traced to gangster prankster Foster, while former Moran men Gorman and Noonny are sought after prior arrests and a judge imposed jail and fines.
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United Press
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Tribune
George “Bugs
Moran
Joe Aiello
James “Red Forsythe
North Side
Porsythe
Ageniset
Forsythe
Lingle
Fonto
Moran Gang
Foster
Morans
Scarface
al Capone
Dingle
Capone
Cornan Gorman
Frank Nooniy
Gorman
Sid Noondy
Isbor
Jurge John Lyle
Hem
Patrolman's Slayer Dies in Electric Chair
In Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, 31-year-old John Pierce, described as Negro, was executed at Rockview penitentiary for the policeman's slaying. Executioner Robert Wilcott sent the electric current through at 7:28 p.m. after the switch was flipped moments earlier.
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Frese Bellefonte
John Pierce
Hegro
Delaware County
Rockview Penitentiary
Robert Wilcott
Pierce
Today's Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio schedule fragment lists NBC Waz network at 5, Evangeline Adams on WABC at 6 20, WHAP GES network 7 39, WABCO OBS network 7 00, WHAE NBC network 0 40 with varied programs and personalities. Strong entities include networks NBC Waz WABC OBS WHAE and names Evangeline Adams Richard Byrd.
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Waz
NBC Network
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
WABC
Evangeline Adams
WHAP
GES
Gypales
WABCO
Richard G. Byrd
WHAE
General Motora
Hunter brothers reach 274th air hour over Chicago
On June 24 in Chicago the Hunter brothers Kenneth and John, with Walter and Albert aiding, marked 274 hours in the air over Sly Harbor, signaling long endurance as the City of Chicago refuels repeatedly daily while Irene Hunter oversees meals and fuel.
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United Press
Chicago
Hunter Brothers
Sly Harbor
C.D.T
Kenneth
John Hunter
Brothers
Sparta
Hunter
Walter
Albert
Irene Hunter
Man marked by 3X notes warns new victim in NY
New York reports say a self styled killer known as the man behind the gym marked two murder victims and sent nine letters. Meyer Newmark of Brooklyn received another warning as the killer allegedly shifts plans after reviewing a list of important international documents. The note hints at a non stop flight toward the Red Diamond Society headquarters and a final deadly act.
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United Press
New York
Meyer Newmark
East 18Th Street
Brooklyn
Red Diamond Society
Prince of Wales 36th Birthday Celebrated at Windsor
Bells rang and four salvoes fired at Windsor Castle for the Prince of Wales birthday. King George marked the 19th anniversary of his coronation, postponed from yesterday due to Sunday observance. The king and queen left Windsor by car for Buckingham Palace to resume residence there.
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United Press
London
Windsor Castle
Prince
of Wales
George
Buckingham Palace
Final Luzerne vote decision looms next October
Unofficial returns show former Governor Pinchot leading the Republican gubernatorial race over Francis Shunk Brown by about 20,000 votes. Luzerne County results gave Pinchot a roughly 27,000 plurality, but a Luzerne county ballot case decision and September hearing keep the nomination in doubt until the appellate court finalizes a ruling in October.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Difford Pinchot
Supreme Court
Litters
Woursel
Francis Schuui Brown
Luwem
Pinchot
Paine
Pennylvania
Francis Shunk Brown
Luzerne County
Brown
Northern forces claim capture of 6000 government troops
Peiping dispatch reports Marshal Beng Wu-Hsiang announcing that 6,000 government troops were captured after a three day battle with Chiang Kai-shek loyalists. Northern forces pursued Nanking armies toward the southeast, according to a Wong communique dated June 24.
Private room sleeper cars to debut on major trains
Pittsburgh June 23. Private room type sleeping cars will be installed on two fast Pennsylvania Railroad trains within the next two weeks. The Broadway Limited from New York to Chicago and the Liberty Limited from Washington to Chicago will use the new cars. Each car has for 3 passengers with beds crosswise, full length mirrors, writing desks, running water and other hotel room amenities.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Liberty
Porter in Allegheny Hospital Reported Critical
Pittsburgh June 23 The condition of Congressman Stephen G Porter who has been a patient in Allegheny General Hospital for almost two weeks was reported unchanged today His condition was reported critical late Saturday Miss Lucile Kittleberger of Buffalo is spending today there with her sister Miss Ruth Scitteberger and other relatives and friends
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Pittsburgh
Stephen G. Porter
Allegheny General Hospital
Lucile Kittleberger
Buffaloia
Siater
Ruth Scitteberger
Proposals Received On New Federal Penitentiary Site
June 23 The Justice Department opened sealed bids from Pennsylvania communities to locate a new federal penitentiary in the state near Erie. The complex will cover about 1000 acres, cost roughly 3 million dollars, and house about 2000 inmates. Prison superintendent Santory Hates expects completion about a year after next October.
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United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Pennsylvania
Erie
Abiout
Santory Hates
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kus
McNeill
Tsland
Cleanup shift in enforcement to intensify prohibition
Washington dispatch reports preparations for the most intensive effort to enforce prohibition. Final approval by Attorney General Mitchell is awaited for new regulations and a redivision of districts. A new director will head the dry unit in the justice department and will oversee a shift to target big bootleggers.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Sime 23
Mitchell
Treasury
Abe
Justice Department
Nia
Howard Jones
Mitchel
Aiso
Politician Claims Frameup in Pittsburgh Plot Case
Jack Schneider First Ward constable and politician faced a hearing before Magistrate Rothenberg on charges of aiding Harry Andreni in a robbery burglary and shooting. Schneider claims a frameup due to political enmity after starting a gambling place. Andreni is held for robbery and death of John B Stauff and a bank messenger. police say Schneider blocked arrest after the Regis Car sent robbery in October. Detective Francis Brunner was wounded.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Schneider
First Ward
Rothenberg
Harry Anrireni
Schneider
Andreni
Neld
John B. Stauff
Washington Bank
Smith
Regis + Care
Francis Brunner
School Board Setstle With Tax Collector Meeting
The Board of Education will meet in a special session Monday evening June 30 at the Library offices to finalize settlement with tax collector G. G. Gordon on the 1929 assessment. Frank B. Westley will collect city state and county taxes, with further business and a general cleaning program for all schools next month.
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Té Board of 1Aucation
G. 8. Gordon
Frank B. Westley
Gordon
PUSH WORK ON NEW FILLING STATION HERE
Ground was broken last week for the new filling station for N Cohen & Sons on North Center street on land purchased from John B Love just north of Irving streets. Wrank Jones has the general contract with The Thomas Construction Company handling brick work. The white brick exterior will feature up to date motor service. Construction will be rushed to enable a September 1 opening. The station will be operated jointly with the West Washington street plant. Mr and Mrs L J Kelly left yesterday by motor for Elizabeth and Canton New Jersey to visit relatives.
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N Cohen & Sons
North
Center Street
John B. Love
Irving Streets
Wrank Jones
Thomas Construction Company
West Washington Ateeet
Veterans' Bill Faces Veto If Sent to Hoover
Washington June 23 leaders of veteran groups planned to push the veterans pension bill through Congress before a looming president veto. President Hoover warned the measure would raise taxes and strain budgets, urging amendments to lower total cost while preserving some benefits for those in need. The House and Senate leaders signaled intent to vote despite the veto, with undecided support and possible modifications to satisfy the president.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Sendte Grouns
Hoover
World Way Veterans Pension In
Senate
Mc Meager
Jed
Reed
Military Affairs Committee
House
Wloey
Watson
Phi
Wwe
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
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Morrow Home
James “Red” Forsythe
Prince OF Wales
State Supreme Court
Department of Justice
G. H. Gordon
Frank Jones
N. Cohen and Sons
L. J. Kelly
Elizabeth
Canton
Hogver
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