PLAN NATIONAL CELEBRATION FOR LINDBERGH AUTO ACCIDENTS
A string of weekend auto wrecks in the vicinity caused injuries and near miss escapes. Harold Brown of East Congress Atrous and Raymond Spieeman of Wes Smith Street collided on Union City Canadahta road, wrecking Brown’s car and sending Mrs. Brown to hospital with severe leg injuries. Anne Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Miller were among others unhurt but shaken. A separate crash near Wat erford involved Glenn Brooks in a Willys Knight, with only minor injuries after his car left the highway and toppled.
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Wrekend
Corry Motoriole
Gheysler
Harold Brown
East Congress Atrous
Studebaker
Raymond Spieeman
Wes Smith Street
Union City
Canadahta
Brown
al Miller
East Siadetic Street
Anne Brown
Luke Canudohta
Foresman
Unto City
Cuvert
Ita
Corry
Miller
First Avenue
Splesmian Loge
Eitdiers
Hinninjeli Sard
Tn Keapinge
Glenn Brooks
Overland
Willys Isnight
Cory
Erie
Brooks
Willys Knight
Waterford
Creek
Martin
Waterord
Keely William Wiliams
Sherman, NY
Corry Hospital
Summerdale
Jane
Williams
Fill Howe
Uphold Ship Search Beyond 12 Mile Limit
United Press reports a Supreme Court ruling allowing U S ships to seize suspected ram runners beyond the 12 mile limit. The decision, on appeal by Arthur Maul owner of The Underwriter seized in 1924 off Blowe Island, centers on Coast Guard authority and revenue officers seawork aboard vessels violating customs laws.
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United Press
Washington
Shiyat
U. S
Justice van Devanter
Aanomnesny Necourt
Coast Guard
Revenue and Customs
Examinations Near End Mark Graduation Week at School
Senior High School students face final exams this week leading to graduation. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday with Rev J A Mason speaking. Graduation exercises occur Wednesday evening June 5th in the school auditorium. Alumni reception and reunion follow Thursday at the Junior High. invitations are being mailed.
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Rey J. A. Mason
Two Speeches Face Coolidge Before Vacation Start
President Coolidge nears end of term pre vacation with two major talks planned. One address to government chiefs and budget officials near Hampton Roads Va plans to detail the July 1 fiscal year budget and possible tax cuts from a projected $6000000 surplus. The second speech will be at Hammond on June 14 en route to the White House in the Black Hills of South Dakota. He sails Friday on the Mayflower to Hampton Roads for fleet maneuvers and returns Sunday for a final week in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Hampton Roada
Hammond
Tha
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Hampton Roads
Maskington
FTC sues Kodak over film development lab closures
A May filing by the Federal Trade Commission seeks a Supreme Court ruling to force Eastman Kodak Co of Rochester New York to discontinue one of its three development laboratories. The action alleges market practices related to positive motion picture film development.
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United Prem
Washington
Fedoral Trade Commission
United States Supreme Court
Auit
Rastmin Kodak Co
Rochester
N.Y
Balloons Still In Air In Big Race Across States
News from Akron and Rochester reports the national balloon race in progress with 15 balloons still aloft. Pilots such as Williams of the Detroiter No 1 and others note altitude around 5000 feet and positions hundreds of miles from Akron. Sightings include a large balloon over Wilkes Barre moving eastward at dawn and a silver hog drifting near Pittsford as it rides air currents toward Lake Ontario.
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United Press
Ballons
Anwon
Trient
Steel i
Navy
Rochester
DL Williams, Jr
Ge Detroiter No
Grats
S.A. M
N.Y
Pittsford
Lake Ontario
Smith boom under attack by United Presbyters
Washington May 81 United Press reports Wayne B Wheeler counsel for the Anti Saloon League told churchmen the issue in west election is not Catholic or Protestant but opposition to Tammany and liquor politics. He cited 1924 Madison Square Garden vote and criticized past prohibition chiefs as he noted new enforcement heads Lowman and Dorah. Mrs Lawrence Singer and family of Brig spent Monday here with friends.
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United Pros
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
AntiSaloon League
al Smith
Rmplication
General Assembly
United Presbyters Church
West
Wheeler
Tammany
Tammany Jllificationists Out Place ‘Liquor President In Its White “House
Madigar Square Garden
New York
Underwood
Prohibition
Seymour Lowman
Sunves
Treasury
Andrews
JL M. Dprah
Southern Parishes Flood Threat as Waters Rise
Rush efforts to save Terrebonne and La Fourche parishes from inundation continue as floodwaters advance along Bayou Black and the Intracoastal canal. Morgan City reports rising water. Bayou Black dam construction aims to divert flood toward prairie lands. About 3000 residents remain in Morgan City with relief agencies mobilizing to move people to safety amid approaching high waters.
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Terrebonne
la Fourche
United Press
New Orleans
Ee Forte
F Foundation
Terrebone
LaFourche
Bayou Black
Houmati
Morgan City
Fieet
Mita BA
Mongar City
Heavy Toll in Auto Accidents Over Holiday
On Decoration Day a spate of crashes across Philadelphia Detroit and nearby areas killed six people and injured more than 30. An 80 year old man Oliver Shirley felled by a stray car struck a troop of Hoy Scouts and watching children in Gloucester New Jersey. In Detroit several fatal and injurious crashes occurred as congested roads spurred numerous wrecks along with two drownings at Long Lake when Ruth Woodbeck and Hubert Papineau nearly escaped a rescue.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Gloucester
N. J
Oliver Shirley
Detroit
Ruth Woodbeck
Hubert Papanaud
Long Lake
Poppy Day Is Big Success Across The City
Over 300 was realised through the Poppy Day campaign conducted in the city on Saturday. The Cadres Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars led the effort and the veterans praise the public response. Poppies were sold on the streets throughout the day and the veterans express satisfaction at the support.
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Dle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brutal murder suspect linked to Portland slaying
Police sought Charles Harrison in Buffalo New York for the murder of Mrs Jennie Randolph, a rooming house keeper, whose body was found hidden under Harrison's bed. A separate Portland reward for Adrian Harris, linked to Blanche Myers, is believed to involve the same man.
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United Crite
Burfalo
N.Y
Charles d Harrison
Jennie Randolph
Harrison
Portland
Ore
Adrian Harris
Blanche Myers
Hursts
Stir
Mes
Urge Stricter Enforcement of Traffic Laws
City calls for tougher traffic enforcement after a holiday weekend with heavy congestion. Police faced criticism for handling and patrol, while delays arose at railroad crossings including a westbound Erie freight that blocked Center Street for over two hours.
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yUtivane
Brig Railrail
Trafic
Erie
Center Street
Roumanian King Ferdinand Reported Dying Hoped Coalition Cabinet Formed
King Ferdinand of Roumania, critically ill since last fall with cancer, summoned Premier Averescu and his cabinet to resign for a coalition. Reports say physicians confirmed the terminal stage and censorship was tightened as the crisis unfolded in Bucharest on May 11.
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Prous
Bucharest
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Aver Ssc
Erbirac
Averescus
Ferdinand
Budget Will Be Presented And Levy Fixed Tonight
Board of Education members meet in adjourned session at the school offices to adopt the 1997 tax levy amid talk of millage cuts and salary proposals. Officials forecast heated debate as district officers may be elected, with a focus on budget reductions and the Junior High project.
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Board of Education
Schooh
BS Oldlock
Airplane sighting reported in mid ocean near Ireland
A Cunard Anchor Line message from Glasgow says the S S Transylvania, carrying American delegates to the Rotary Club convention, sighted an airplane about 20 miles south and steering east, at 1 p.m. GMT. The plane was seen 1,000 miles off the Irish coast while the ship was en route to Antwerp and Glasgow. The United Press notes no other aircraft flight is confirmed. embassy officials await further word. The Transylvania, with 300 aboard, had sailed May 24 after a New York start. Memorial services were held at the MB church with Rev. W. E. Bartlett praising national virtue.
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United Press
New York
Europe
London
Cunard-Anchor Ea
Glasgow
Tausfer
S. S. Transylvania
Irish
Transylvania
Cunard-Anchor
Bone
Shipping Board
Air Ministry
United States
Cunard-Anchor Line
International Rotary Club
Gstend
Belgium
Cimnard
Antwerp
Cunard Anchon Ofrices
Todas
United Pres
Gaptaih Bone
Hurdi Acosta
Bellanca
Paris
Aaro
Lindbergh to Leave for Home After European Triumphs
President Coolidge appoints a cabinet committee to plan a national celebration for Charles Lindbergh upon his return from Europe. Lindbergh will depart Cherbourg Saturday aboard the Brooks and land in New York around June 1. King George hosts Lindbergh at Buckingham Palace and awards the Air Force Cross. plans also include a possible promotion in the U.S. Reserve.
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United Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Hreck
Atlantic
Davis
New
Navy
Wilbur
Commerce Hoovep
Coolidge
Lindbergh
White House
Wilernoon
Conlidge
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cherbourg
France
United States
U. S
Brooks
New York
Squinbereh
Paris
Southampton
George Washington
Royal Air'force
Mng
Cherbourg Sindermburle
Breck
Keith Jones
King George Today
Buckingham Palace
le Air Force Ens
Missouri National Guard
Ryan Sonophine
Spirit of
Femur
Gosport
Croydon
George
Trance
Legion of Honor
Albert of
The
Helsinns
Leopold
Five Best Radio Entertainments Across Stations Tonight
Across WEAF and affiliates a lineup features an operatic concert with soloists and orchestra at 8 p m WBZ Springfield 883, a Bach aria program at 9 90 p m Easton with Alwyn E W Bach baritone, and WLS Chicago hosting an Eastern 7 65 p m WLS Players with WIP Philadelphia and WGBS New York. A Shenandoah Male Riot segment appears in the late schedule.
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WEAF
Eveready Hatin
WIZ Kyw
WBAL
Agtern
WBZ
Springfield
Easton
Alwyn E.W. Bach
Barytone
WLS
Chicago
WIP
Philadelphia
WGBS
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Penna
Lawrence Singer
Brig
Vic Cinity
King Ferdinand
Veterans of Foreign Wars, GA. R
Kindred of
Ennications
W. E. Bartlett
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