Lindbergh Leads Enthusiastic Washington Parade
Charles A. Lindbergh and his mother rode through Hampton Roads to Washington amid cheering crowds and military escorts. The Memphis cruiser saluted Mt. Vernon as Lindbergh visited the National Shrine, with the Los Angeles dirigible guiding nearby and crowds lingering along the Potomac shores.
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Mt. Vernon
Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
George Washington
Potomac
Washington
Los Angeles
Lindbergh Visits Memphis Navy Voyage Beans And Doughnuts
On the cruiser Memphis during a June voyage Colonel Lindbergh observes naval food habits. He notes baked beans declined in modern menus while bean soup and boiled beans persist, and he secretly snares doughnuts from the crew galley before a dinner with the admiral.
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Memphis
Navy
Lindsbergh
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Weeklong Welcome for Nobles by Atlantic City Shrine Clubs
The notice states special programs for the week and that visiting Nobles will be welcomed at any hour in homes of the Atlantic City Shrine Club, the Elk’s Club, the Moose Club, the EIT Club, W A and Y.
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Atlantic City Shrine Club
The
Elk’s Club
Moose Club
Eit Club
Lindbergh Spirit of St Louis Display in Potomac
Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis will be reassembled by navy mechanics and placed on a barge in the Potomac River for public viewing under heavy guard. Police limit his car speed to 10 miles an hour to maximize admirer visibility during Washington visits. Telegrams of congratulations flood offices with dozens of thousands of messages from across the country, including religious and romantic missives, totaling vast crowds of well wishers.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Western Union
Postal
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Shrine Plans Parade Schedule for Imperial Session
Sunday services at the Shrine will be held at the Hotel Ambassador and in all churches to benefit Shrine hospitals for crippled children. June 14 features a daytime parade escorting Imperial Potentate Crosland. events include minstrels at Casino Hall and patrol drills at Million-Dollar Pier. The sequence runs through June 16 with council sessions at Chelsea auditorium and a moving picture pageant starring 25 stars.
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Strand
Ambassador
Recorders
Hotel Chelsea
Crosland
Chelsea Auditorium
Jack Sebrell
Khedive Temple
Casino Hall
Stad Pier
Imperial Council
Steel Pier
Belcher Lodge
Masonic Temple
Dream Comes Wholly True for Lindbergh Mother
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh greeted her son Charles as the Memphis docked at the navy yard. She traveled from the White House to the ship’s side to share a brief reunion before he handed to the awaiting crowd, while the return parade and salute echoed in the harbor.
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Washington
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
New York
Paris
White House
Navy Yard
Lindbergh
Memphis
America
John Hays Hammond
Herson
Gang Leader Involved in Birger Gang Murders Testimony
Nashville June 11 former lieutenant Art Newman testified before the Washington county grand jury that he and Charles Birger’s gang abducted and murdered patrolman Lory Lunca and his wife on January 17. Newman said the confession, obtained on a train between Los Angeles and Kansas City, linked Birger gangsters to the killings and tied Mrs Price’s death to the case.
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Nashville
Art Newman
Charles Birger
Tlinois
Washington County
Birger
Lory L.unca
Newman
John T. Rogers
St.Louis Post-Dispatch
Los Angeles
Kansas City
California
Joe Adams
West City
Williamson County
Lindbergh Store Ad Promotes Chance on Pontiac De Luxe
A bold Lindbergh advertisement urges shoppers to take a chance on buying clothes and furnishings. The copy touts a Fine Automobile Pontiac De Luxe Sedan as the prize, claiming it is the finest car the maker offers. Columbus is noted as part of the promotion strategy and invites customers to participate.
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Lindbergh
Columbus
Locomotive Engineer And Family Killed In Accident
Chicago report details the death of locomotive engineer Frank Hutchinson and his wife after a long accident-free career with the Milwaukee and St. Paul line. He reportedly sought a railroad-free vacation but died in a collision while driving near Guelph Ontario as bodies were brought to Chicago for burial.
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Chicago
Dancers Flee Hotel As Decorations Burn
Chicago June 11 about 1000 dancers and guests fled the Drake Hotel when ballroom decorations ignited by a chafing dish flame. The fire damaged the ballroom decor, causing an estimated $7000 in losses and several minor injuries as patrons escaped through windows and into the adjoining banquet room.
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Chicago
Drake Hotel
Police quell mob outbreak in front of British consulate
New York on June 11 police were called to quell a demonstration of about 350 people outside the British consulate on Whitehall Street protesting England’s China policy. The crowd included Chinese and African American participants, with some jeers as Julia Poyntz urged her supporters. She was briefly detained by marine police, then continued her address under an American flag near the Cuban consulate.
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New York
White Hall Street
England
China
Julia
Poyntz
Jquarters
Marine Police
Weather Week Outlook Begins Monday
The forecast covers the week starting Monday with a general outlook for temperatures, precipitation chances, and wind. Details on daily conditions are limited in the available text.
Weather outlook for North to Middle Atlantic regions
Periods of showers at the start of the week and again midweek, with the leading edge in New England. Otherwise seasonable temperatures expected. Ohio Valley and Tennessee see thunder showers early in the week and again later, with temperatures normal or above.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Tennesse
Soviet Reply to Polish Note To Be Made Tonight
Moscow reports the Soviet government will hand today to Polish minister M. Patak the Polish note in which the government expresses regret over the assassination of Pierre Wolff the Soviet minister at Warsaw.
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Moscow
Pierre Wolff
Warsaw
M. Patak
Portuguese Aviators Reported Safe After Descent
Portuguese aviation circles were relieved by a dispatch stating Major Sarmiento Beires and his flying companion Castilho had descended at Cape North between Para Brazil and Centaraca Island. The message confirmed their safety after the perilous flight and was received with cautious optimism by the press in Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Sarmento Beires
Castilho
Cape North
Para
Brazil
Centaraca
Brazilian ship was there at the misalm Wednesday
A Brazilian ship appeared in the scene and the report notes a misalm incident on Wednesday with limited readable details about the vessel and event.
American pair suffers first defeat in Irish match
Dublin June 11 T Hunter and William Tiden on a tennis tour were defeated by Honorable Cecil Campbell 17 5 3 6 4 in the Irish-American tournament. It was the Americans first loss in the Irish match as Tilden and Hunter were slated to play singles Thursday and doubles yesterday.
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Dublin
T. Hunter
William T. Tiden
Cecil Campbell
Tilden
Hunter
Consolation From a Colored Doctor in a Rural Scene
A colored physician speaks with Mrs Johnsing about her husband’s fever. He notes he has knocked fever down, and the woman questions if the patient will recover. The doctor assures there is no hope but expresses satisfaction that the fever was treated and lowered.
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Grafton
Lindy
Congress
Peace’ Monument
Capitol Hill
Broad Avenue
Hays, Hammond
Une
Air Service
Monument Grounds
Havy Yard
Hampton Toads
Virginia
Piney Point
Mary Tan
Views
Q-Goldwyn- 1
Roe Shand
Price
Union Drug Company
UNION
Mount Vernon
Charlie Lindbergh
Charlie Birger
Win. Archdeacon Co
Ban Johnson
League
Fisher Sand
Landau
Ritcore
West Main Street
Ing
Warder’s Garage
West Va
Devoe
Grafton Hardware
East Main Street
W. VA
Murphy
F. My Murphy
Madison Street
Fairmont
Love Drug Company
Service
C. V. Miller
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