Lindbergh Jr Keeps Quiet As Parents Shield Public Eye
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. nears one year old while Charles and Anne Lindbergh maintain strict seclusion. The parents aim to shield him from publicity, allowing only rare photographs or mentions. He will spend his birthday with grandparents Dwight and Mary Morrow as parents embark on a summer air voyage to Japan.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Charles Augustua, Jr
Lindbergh
Eindberghs
Washington
Charles
Dwight W. Morrow
Japan
Vanderbilt settlement talks in marital troubles unfold
Reno November 14. Attorneys for Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mr. Vanderbilt plan a conference to resolve marital difficulties that led to threats and a possible divorce or reconciliation. William Woolburn and Samuel Platt declined comment on future plans as both sides anticipate another meeting today or tomorrow. Mrs. Vanderbilt, formerly Mary Davidson Weir Logan of Chicago, had moved after the Monday clash. The silver market note states world production around 250,000 ounces annually, chiefly for chemical use.
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Reno
Hfa
Corentina Vanderbilt, Jr
William Woolburn
Vanderbilt
Peter Arno
Woodburn
Mary Davidson Weir Logan
Chicago
Bloody tribal clashes erupt in Amabomwa feud
A South African disturbance between Amabomwa and Ilongwa tribes near Zenat left 17 natives dead and 17 wounded during a wedding feast raid. Amabomwa respondants accuse Ilongwa of provocation as brigades seek justice under white law after a day of fear in Muranean settler district.
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Tistermaritzburg
Union of South Africa
Ilongwa
Reputed Big Liquor Dealer Nabbed Near Pueblo
Pete Carlino, a feared Colorado bootleg kingpin, was captured by ten officers at a ranch east of Pueblo. Wanted in Denver for arson tied to his destroyed home and conspiracy in its destruction, he offered no resistance. His brother Sam was killed earlier by rivals. Carlino was taken to Denver for processing.
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Pueblo
Col
Pete Carlino
Colorado
Here
Dominick Giordomondi
Carlino
Denver
Sam
Mqnor
Giordomondi
Lnw
Mountain Blast Clears Route For Western Pacific Extension
Keddie June 18 Fifty tons of black powder and two tons of dynamite shattered a mountain point to create a cut for the Western Pacific line meeting the Great Northern extension. Contractor Paul J. Tyler estimated the blast cost $10,000 and moved 115,000 cable yards of earth and rock, weighing about 176,000 tons, clearing 400 by 140 by 76 to 100 feet. The blast opened 1 mile post 6 opposite Indian Falls for a direct route from Keddie to Bieber, eliminating a tunnel through the massif.
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Keddie
Gallf
Western Pacific
Great Northern
Paul J. Tyler
Indian Falla
Bieber
Hua
Bank receivership dissolved on coast in Portland
Superior Judge Hall J. Lusk dissolves the receivership of the Guardian Building and Loan association and its affiliated firms in Portland. James W. Mott, state corporation commissioner, takes over all affairs and the case goes to Multnomah county grand jury for investigation. The Guardian group includes three associations. In Argentina, about half of local theaters have wired for sound reproduction.
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Portland
Hall J. Lusk
Guardian Building and Loan Association
Handa
James W. Mott
State Corporation
Multnomah
The
Western Savings and Loan Association
Dime and Dollar Building and Loan Association
Tariff defense belied by U S soup concern move into Canada
Toronto reports Dr Julius Klein denies that tariffs shut out American goods but tracing Campbell's soup shows Canada raised tariffs after Hawley Smoot. Campbell built a Canadian plant shifting jobs and supply chains north, boosting local employment and rippling to American wage earners.
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U. S. Soup Concern
Canada
Toronto
Julius Klein
Campbell's Soup
Campbell’s Soup
Campball
Washington
British Columbia
Campbell's
Dr Klein
Ruth Nichols’ Atlantic flight attempt disrupted by crash
New York June 18 A society dream of Ruth Nichols the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic suffered a setback when her streamlined high wing monoplane crashed at Floyd Bennett Field. She was en route from Jersey City to Floyd Bennett for more fuel before heading north toward Hare Bor Giner Newfoundland then Paris. The aircraft struck the ground on a right wheel, tail skid cracked, and fuselage bulkhead damaged causing delays. Mechanical checks found a nonfunctional directional gyro delaying takeoff. Nichols, 26, had hoped to depart Monday for the historic voyage aboard the aircraft named Akitan meaning to seek exploration.
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New York
Atlantic
Misa Thuth Nichols
Floyd Bennett Field
Portland
Harebor Giner
N. F
North Atlantic
Paris
Jersey City
Floyd Bennett Airport
Barren Island
Brooklyn
New York City
New
Miss Nichols
Clarence Chamberlin
Do-X Seaplane Lands in Fabia on Atlantic Flight to Rio
Fabia Brazil June 18 AP The giant German seaplane Do-X landed at 12 55 p m after a flight from Natal along the Brazilian coast. The craft will go to Rio de Janeiro for exhibition. The report notes industrial and tariff issues affecting American trade and a broad pattern of foreign branch plants.
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Fabia
Brazil
Natal
Rio de Janeiro
Protests Reach Washington Opposing A R Rate Advance
Washington June 18 CAP Opposition to the proposed 15 percent increase in freight rates developed today in letters to President Hoover and the Interstate Commerce Commission Several communication groups a k a favored action on the petition of the roads Also protest from merchants manufacturers securities dealers and private citizens saying rates are already too high Some predict distress to business and railroads if the increase is granted Williams an individual urged the rate hike would be unpopular and unjustified Evans warned it would be destructive to shippers and plunge the country into distress The Wyoming Stock Dealers Association and the North Dakota railroad commission protested and urged against the rise The same day in Vancouver B C heavyweight Hilly Westenberg beat Elmer MacDonald in a slow bout with a backward body slam
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Washington
Hippvtr
Coim- Merer
Aiek
Roada
Fivans
Montana
Shinstead
Farmer- Inbor
Minnesota
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
North Dekatn Railroad Commission
Wyoming Stock Dealers’ Association
Prom Merchants
Willams
Beleves
Evans
Wyoming Stock Dealers
Alea
Lander
Wyoming
North Dakota
William St, Wird
New York
Jobn
United States Fisheries Association
Commission
Railroads
Mrs Joan Hays Hammond Dies After Long Civic Life
Washington reports say Mrs Joan Hays Hammond died from sleeping sickness not connected to her Africa illness. Her death occurred with three children Harris John Hays Jr and Natalie at her side, Richard in Paris. Burial set for Green Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Also mentions Senator Smoot traveling to Washington from Utah amid finance committee activity.
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Washington
Rches
Hanes
Vetera
Joba Hiya Namin
Africa
Harris
John Hays, Jr
Natalie
Richard
Paris
Green, Wood Cemetery
Brooklyn
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Coset
Ruth Nichols
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MEX
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Helena
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