Mrs Lindbergh to Assist In High Altitude Flight
Mrs. Charles Lindbergh will navigate and observe during an experimental one stop transcontinental flight to New York. The voyage tests high altitude air currents and supercharger tech, with stops for fuel and weather at Wichita, conditions permitting.
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Rome Churches Unite For Holy Thursday Eucharist Feast
The bells of St John Lateran called all Rome to commemorate Holy Thursday and the Institution of the Eucharist. The very relics from the basilica were shown to worshippers as Cardinal Pomini led a solemn Mass with clergy and a chanting choir.
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Theft of Poor Box Funds Interuption at Chicago Church
In Chicago on April 17 a burglar alarm at St Carthage Catholic interrupted Father Dugan’s funeral when a man named Julius Goss was found with $1.31 from the poor box. Police detained him as investigators note about 95 percent of people are honest.
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Nine Foot Channel Urged From Cairo To Twin Cities
Senator Hendrik Snipstead of Minnesota urged President Hoover to authorize a nine foot Mississippi River channel from Cairo to the Twin Cities. He called the six foot channel obsolete per the Army engineers report and pressed for maximum development within five years to break what he termed an economic wall around the central west.
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Appropriation Approved for Missouri River Project
Washington April 17 The war department approved five harbor and river allotments including Missouri River Kansas City to Lyon City determination of the form of permanent improvement works best suited for this section One hundred dollars
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Washington
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Smallness Of Pay Tops Unraveling Of Chelly Marriages
In Chicago on April 17 a man named Charles Chelly faced consequences from a pay check that revealed he pursued a second marriage. He had married Frieda Bonnett while still married to Anna Chelly and claimed overtime to both wives. When the two wives confronted each other, Chelly fled after tearing out a screen door and has not been seen since.
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Lourt
Frieda Bonnett
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Anna Chelly
Hoover Presents Leadership Views in Yale Daily News
President Hoover argues in a Yale Daily News article that leadership rises from individual ability and character, not from selection or bureaucracy. He contends democracy must foster leadership from the masses and that progress comes from rational thought, not mob emotion.
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Nye urges 15 million for park road approaches
Senator Nye of North Dakota urged President Hoover to back a bill authorizing 15 million dollars for construction and improvement of approach roads to national parks. The measure would appropriate funds across three fiscal years ending June 29, 1531, with 8 million per year. The article also notes Alexander Bell's role as a professor in a school for the deaf and dumb.
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Nye
North Dakota
Fresi¢ant Hoover
Naterjar
Alexander Bell
Legion Holds Meet Tonight at Eight Thirty in Huron
The William Reaves post of the Legion invites ex service members to a major meeting with a membership drive, entertain ment, and discussion of the Fourth of July celebration and fiftieth anniversary of Huron settling. Plans include state convention at Sioux Falls and Legion picnic on May 22 with reports and social activities.
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Thugs Beat Wrong Man After Kidnapping Attempt
In Kansas City on April 17 Jean Alden, 24, was forced into a car by three men and driven north. When they realized he was not their intended target they beat him with fists and a revolver before releasing him.
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