Composite Record Highlights Grafton Public Schools Season
The report shows attendance and enrollment for Grafton schools, noting 174% days in session, 128,116 days missed, and an overall attendance of 95.3 percent for the second semester. Enrollment totals include elementary and high school figures across wards and schools, with typhoid fever affecting attendance and transfers between schools.
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Grafton
H. A
Puptis
Nowes
High Oak
First Ward
Central
Enat Grafton
South Grafton
West Grafton
Ballanca Continued Flight Details From Page One
The report describes a plane takeoff and return after about 500 feet with Devine aboard but not expected to fly. Levine declined to confirm if he would accompany, noting Chamberlin would not go alone. Mrs Levine fainted as the aircraft sped down the runway. Chamberlin planned to fly to New Foundland following Lindberghs great circle.
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Devine
Levine
Chamberlin
Columbia
New Foundland
Lindbergh
Flight of the Columbia Aims to Beat Lindbergh Record
Charles A Levine and Clarence Chamberlin prepare the monoplane Columbia for a trans Atlantic hop from New York toward Berlin, seeking a nonstop distance record. The fuel load, 455 gallons, supports about 4,500 miles, with a 1,850 pound airframe and 3,000 foot altitude aim. The crew carries 65 extra gallons in canisters and a rubber raft, with no radio, as officials track takeoff at 6 27.
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New York
Lindbergh
Columbia
Levine
Chamberlin
Berlin
Sitdies
Perhofer Airdrome
Herlig
Tempelhofer Pfeld
Clarence Duncan Chamberlin
Iowa State College
Denison
Iowa
Thevarmy Air Service
Halifax
Chebuckto Head
Ifax Harbor
Pegty's Point
St. Johns
New Foundland
Bellanca Flight Aims Rome As It Heads For Europe
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia departs New York bound for Europe with plans to reach Rome if weather and routes permit. Charles Chamberlin and Clarence Duncan Chamberlin are aboard, with signals sent to the coast guard and Italian authorities for safe passage amid fog and ice.
Columbia Sets Sail for Europe with Favorable Winds
A weather observer at the army base reports favorable winds for the Columbia as it leaves American shores for Europe. Wind speeds are predicted between 20 and 32 miles per hour at expected sailing altitudes. The forecast stresses favorable conditions for the voyage.
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Boston
Columbia
America
Europe
Irmy
Student Arrested In Manitou Bank Robbery Case
Chicago reports 22 year old Louis Timis, a student at an electrical school, was arrested in connection with the March robbery of the Bank of Manitou Colorado. Police say he was one of three wanted for stealing 11 thousand dollars in currency and 19 thousand dollars in travelers checks. The trio sped away in a car driven by a girl accomplice. later in Garden City Kansas authorities pursued them but the suspects escaped after a revolver exchange.
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Chicago
Louis Timis
Bank of Manitou
Colo.Timms
Garden City
Kas
Illinois Governor Must Pay State Enormous Sum
Settlement ends six year suit over Len Small, clearing him of pocketing money as treasurer. Governor to pay 650000 plus coats, with stipulation noting liability rests on other defendants for interest received.
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Illinois
Springfield
Len Small
Ilois
Coats
Carlstrom
Y M C A Notes on Character and Camp Life
Dr Dudley B Reed urges four traits punctuality perseverance trustworthiness and sportsmanship learned in camp life. He notes bearing blame offering accomplishments and enjoying simple things despite indulgence. The city ministerial group will hold a monthly session June 6 at 10230 o Gigek. The public theory is open this afternoon until five o clock.
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Dudley B. Reed
O'Clool
EEFECTS: Dying for a Drink in Uneven Exchange
A fragment shows a tense exchange about drinking and death. One speaker warns another they are lucky, referencing knowledge of someone dead, suggesting danger or coercion in a chilling private moment.
Best Wine Taster Louis Cudenec Wins Paris Contest
Louis Cudenec, a wine waiter, wins the annual Paris wine tasting contest held under the Society of Wine Merchants. He bests rival tasters in a judged event featuring prominent wine merchants and connoisseurs.
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Louis Cudenec
Paris
France
Uner
The
Society of Wine Merchants
Greeks Drive Reds Out Of Nation Seize Club In Saloniki
An Athena dispatch reports a clash between police and communists in Saloniki. Police dispersed a communist demonstration in front of the governor’s palace, demolishing the Tabor building. Several wounded. no deaths reported. Documents on the Greek communist organization were seized and some communists fled.
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Landom
Jane
Athena
Salohiki
Occu
Greece
Iiles
Aiea “Grpriehes
Saloniki
Ies
Tabor
Masault
Babe Adams Resigns as Johnstown Chief Coach
Babe Adams steps down as manager of the Johnstown club in the Mid-Atlantic League with regrets from president Harry J. Meehan who announces Chief Bender as successor and coach of the Naval base ball team at Annapolis.
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Johnstown
Babe” * Adams
Pla
Manaver
Harry J. Meehan
Bender
Xerry Philadelphia
Naval
Anniapotis
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Ward
East Grafton
Garrison School
Pupbl
Ballanca
Grafton Sentinel
Hare & Ney Bile
N. Y
Charles A. Levine
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles C. Lockwood
Brooklyn
Cobham
Charles ‘Av. Leving
Alan’ Cobham
London
India
Abine
Rome
Darlin
Otion
Roosevelt
Charles X Nevine
United States Navy
Memphis
Independent Wireless Company
North Atlantic
Hovor
Hamilton Fish
Coast Guard
Coast. Guard
Fish
England
Grand Banks
Bellanca
British Isles
F. C. Billard
Tampa
International Ice Patrol
Cape Race
Grand Banke
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Wylda Chamberlin
Lockwood
Gapien City
1Lin
Heniteher
Mediterrean Sea
J. Gilmore Pletcher
Yarmouth
N. 8
Lindtime
Oakland
Pontiac
Warder’s Garage
West Main Street
West
Babe A
Freligo
Security
John E. Guth
M. & M. Bank Bldg
Gratton
Comer Main
F. Friedman & Son
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
F. M. Glenn
First National Bank
Boylen Battery CO
Main Streer
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