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Newspaper

Daily Captial News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

2

Plane crew completes Pacific crossing to Hawaii in record time

Lieutenants Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger, Army air service, finished a 2400 mile flight from Oakland to Wheeler Field Hawaii in 25 hours 50 minutes. They landed to cheers, received praise from leaders, and declined prizes, noting the flight would advance military aviation and coast defense. The journey began 7 09 a m and featured minimal food and a single vessel sighting en route.

Associated Press Honolulu Lester J. Maitland Albert Hegenberger U.5. Army Pacific Ocean Army Navy Hawaii Maitland Hegenberger United States James D. Dole Oakland Yes Hawaiian Wheeler Field Army Air Field Pacific Army Air Service Associated Tress Islands Fokker San Francisco

Rural School Boards of County Organized

Lists of rural school district leaders with presidents and board members across districts 16 through Centertown including names such as W. Landrum J. Suthoff L. Blochberger and J. Strobel. Contains multiple district assignments and officer titles in a dense roster.

M. B. Jobe William Hitch Karney Collett Marvin Onglis Wm. Tripp L. M. Wade J. J. Welch Fred Pace Wm. Vaught Marion Plaster Wm. Lindrum A. V. Seitz Lon Taggart Alva Payne E. L. Scott Longo Amos A. E. Enloe J. E. Enloe Chas. Farris Harry Proctor J. L. McKee W. S. Allen G. L. Garnett Virgil Barger E. L. Durham C. W. Jackson C. E. Garnett W. M. Elliott Jos. Taube Wm. S. Thesson Theo. Adrian Anton Loeben Geo. Orth Andrew Shannon Evert Elliot W. E. Bush St. Thomas John Suthoff John Gerling Theo. Groner S. C. Schell Can. Dist A. V. Eberhardt Hugh L. Enloe E. S. Bond J. F. Morrow J. J

Woodbridge Repeats as President of Advertising Association

C King Woodbridge of Detroit was chosen president of the International Advertising Association for a third term at the twenty third annual convention in Denver. Detroit was selected to host the 1928 convention with no other invitations offered.

Presa Denver Colo C. King Woodbridge Detroit Mich International Advertising Association Association

Astronauts Describe Flight Heights for Position Fixing

Hegenberger and Maitland recall flying during the mission regime. They state that daytime altitude reached about 300 feet above the sea, while at night the craft climbed to 10,000 feet to allow celestial observations for navigation.

Hegenberger Maitland

May Decorate Flyers With Distinguished Flying Cross

Washington reports the Hawaii flight by Lieutenant Maitland and Lieutenant Miegenberger energized officials who expect them to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross. Assistant Secretary Davison said no formal recommendation has yet been filed but that the act merits the decoration. He noted they would not return to the United States by air despite some officers’ suggestions.

Washington Hawaii Maitland Miegenberger Washington Today Davison War Department Department Army Aviation Mu‘land and Hegenberger United States

Actress Dorothy Mackaye Found Guilty in Fatal Case

A Western jury of eight women and four men convicted actress Dorothy Mackaye of covering up facts in the death of her husband, actor Ray Raymond, and linked to Paul Kelly being convicted of manslaughter. Sentencing set for Saturday. Mackaye faces 1 to 3 years at San Quentin. Prosecutors plan to try Dr. Walter J. Sullivan on July 2.

Dorothy Mackaye Husband Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Ray Raymond Paul Kelly Miss Mackaye Burnell San Quentin Penitentiary Frank A. Zillgitt H. H. Geohegen H. E. Brinkley Forrest Murray George Kemp Walter J. Sullivan Miss .Mackaye

Wide shakeup on Southern Railway announced

A large operating division shakeup at Southern Railway takes effect July 1. New appointments include H. H. Vance general superintendent Alabama district Birmingham, B. G. Fallis general superintendent St Louis Louisville district St Louis, R. D. Tobin engineer maintenance of way Birmingham, H. E. Tyrrell engineer maintenance of way St Louis, D. B. Nolan superintendent of transportation Macon Ga, C. C. Chandler superintendent of transportation Atlanta, R. Hayes engineer maintenance of way Chattanooga.

Washington The Southern Railway H. H. Vance Alabama Birmingham B. G. Fallis St. Louis-Louisville St. Louis R. D. Tobin H. E. Tyrrell D. B. Nolan Macon C. C. Chandler Atlanta R. Hayes Chattanooga

Byrd Airplane America Aims for Paris in Scientific Ocean Flight

Richard E Byrds monoplane America heads to France on the first nonstop ocean flight for scientific data. Aviators conduct atmospheric tests at varying altitudes while radio links keep ship and shore in contact and report compass and fuel challenges during the perilous crossing.

Associated Pers New York Richard E. Byrd America France Byrd Halifax Chas. Lindbergh Clarence Chamberlin

Signals Are Clear At Roosevelt Field Radio Station

Roosevelt Field N Y June 29 station of the Radio Corporation of America at Chatham Mass sent a message to the Byrd hangar at 10 30 p m Eastern Time We are receiving the automatic radio signals from the America so loud that they would knock your head off

Roosevelt Field N. Y Radio Corporation of America Chatham Mass Byrd Hangar America

Lindbergh Wing Opens Paris Aviation Era

Paris plans a celebration of aviation feats sparked by Charles A. Lindbergh's New York to Le Bourget flight. The LeBourget field, scene of his landing last month, is the focus as a wave of aviation achievement continues.

Paris LeBourget Charles A. Lindbergh New York

Five tour planes forced to land by storm over Berkshire Hills

A national air tour flight from Schenectady to Boston faced a storm over western Massachusetts. Four of the entered planes landed at remote fields, with a fifth aircraft diverting to Boston after a rain bound voyage. No injuries or damage reported. the Ford tri motor carried eight and Edward P. Warner, assistant secretary of the navy, aboard as an official observer. Passengers rode trains to Boston while crews prepared for next leg to New York at 11 o'clock daylight time.

Associated Press Boston Mother Nature Berkshire Hills Schenectady N. Y Bdston Massachusettss New York Ford Edward P. Warner Navy Massachusetts

Aerial feats mark Le Bourget Field schedule

Tomorrow Le Bourget Field prepares for a busy day with the anticipated arrival of Commander Richard E. Byrd in the trans Atlantic plane America and a visit by Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine. A dedication marks Lindberghs May 21 flight and Paris lighted searchlights stress the event.

America Richard E. Byrd Clarence D. Chamberlin Charles A. Levine LeBourget Lindbergh New York Paris Byrd LeBournet Mount Valerian

Problems of the cruiser up to Geneva

June 29 Geneva reports focus on cruiser limits under the Washington framework. Americans resist binding commitments while Britain pushes 7500 ton six inch gun limits and 10000 ton cruiser divisions among the three powers. Hugh S. Gibson denies threats in talks with Viscount Ishii and stresses cordial diplomacy.

Vwo Cisses At ‘Agton Great Britain United Se United States Japan Hugh S. Gibson Geneva Viscount Ishii Roosevelt Gibson Ishii

Foster actor John Drew in weak condition after illness

San Francisco reports say 73 year old actor John Drew remained in an extremely weak state at a local hospital today after arriving from Portland earlier in the month for treatment.

San Francisco John Drew Portland

Poisonous spider bite on Pola Negri head crest

The Examinér reports Pola Negri was bitten on the forehead by a poisonous spider while asleep at home Sunday night. Two doctors treated her and she recovered today with only a slight swelling remaining.

Los Angeles The Examinér Pola Negri

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