Paris Receptions Press Lindbergh Under Strain
Charles Lindbergh endures a hectic Paris welcome with crowds, invitations, and media mass. A luncheon at the American club prompts balcony appearances after a glass incident, as General Gourard honors him and Doumergue awards the Legion of Honor.
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Paris
Lindbergh
le Bourget Field
Charles Lindbergh
Herrick
New York
Parmlee Herrick
American Club
Doumergue
Legion of Honor
General Gourard
Around the World With Girl Reserves Program
Freshman sophomore girl reserves at the YWCA held a program on Around the World With Girl Reserves. Participants included Minnie Raper devotionals Agnes Byrum Princess Ileana visits girl reserves Alma Andrews piano solo Dorothy Smith Girl Reserves in South America Margaret Poole Girl Reserves in Japan and Anna Gertrude Douglas who read a friendship letter from Japanese children who received the doll messengers from High Point.
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Minnie Raper
Agnes Byrum
Princess Ileana
Alma Andrews
Dorothy Smith
South America
Masonic Instruction 10 to be Given Tomorrow
A course of masonry instruction is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 and a night session from 7 30 to 10. W C Wicker will conduct the program as educational field secretary. Similar sessions were held in Lexington yesterday with Greensboro sessions planned Thursday and Friday. Members of Numa F Reid Lodge are urged to attend. next meeting to elect officers is June 13.
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W. C. Wicker
Lexington
Greensboro
Numa F. Reid Lodge
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Louisville
J. H. Tregoe
Tregoe
Young Boy On Bicycle Struck By Ford Roadster
Dwight Nance a 15 year old schoolboy was struck this afternoon around 2 30 by a Ford roadster on South Wrenn street near the Southside fire station. He was taken to the Burrus clinic by passersby and released after examination with only slight injuries.
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Dwight Nance
Lindbergh to Return as U S Guest
A naval destroyer under Captain Charles Lindbergh will aid his return to the United States from Europe. Commander Galbraith’s destroyer division, with ships Isherwood Case Sharkey Lardner Toucey and Breck, sails from its European base around June 15. The move follows a White House meeting with President Coolidge and Acting Secretary Robinson.
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W. W. Galbraith
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Case
Sharkey
Lardner
Toucey
Breck
Navy
White House
Coolidge
Robinson
Isherwood
Hamburg
Germany
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Plymouth
Sharkey and Lardner
Casa Blanca
Spain
Li‘idbergh
Triple tragedy in Knoxville linked to murder suicide
Police traced a grisly sequence in Edgewater Street where Sam Phillips was found decapitated on railroad tracks and Floyd and Louise Phillips were discovered slain with an axe in the same house. Authorities theorize Sam killed his siblings and then killed himself, motive unknown.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sam
Floyd Phillips
Louise Phillips
Sam _ Phillips
Southern Railway
Floyd
Edgewater Street
Sam Phillips
Phillips
Marble City
Efird Will Upheld by Jury Verdict in Albemarle
The Albemarle jury ruled the will of the late John S. Efird valid after a 15 minute deliberation. W. T. Efird challenged the document claiming he was left part of a multi million estate in trust for his children. The ten day superior court case centered on whether Efird was of sound mind in his final days.
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Albemarle
John S. Efird
W. T. Efird
Superior Court
Efird
T. J. Gard
J. 58
O. D. Ngram
Mr. Gold
Gold
J. S. Worth
N. T. Wrenn
T. J. Gold
Teague
Mr. Worth
Norman T. Wrenn
Worth
Wrenn
Mr Wrenn
Federal oil board asked to probe present crisis causes
The Okmulgee district oil and gas association with over 200 independent producers seeks a federal inquiry into the petroleum industry's present crisis caused by over production. The resolutions were forwarded to the federal oil conservation board.
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Washington
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Okmulgee
Spring Water Budget Clash Aims at State Office Powers
Raleigh reports a brewing dispute between State Auditor Baxter Durham and Budget Director Angu s McLean over bottled spring water purchases for the auditor's office. The budget bureau challenges the lack of appropriation while Durham signals department heads may drink what they want.
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Baskerwill
Raleigh
Baxter Durham
Budget Bureau
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
Raleigh City
Auditor's
Durham
Henry Burke
General Assembly
McLean
North Carolina sends more sanitary experts to Mississippi flood region
Dr Laughinghouse said six NC doctors and sanitary workers are already in Arkansas in flood relief. Volunteers include C W Armstrong from Rowan County and Guilford and Concord engineers W C Stallings and Quint E Smith. Additional NC inspectors are to depart, praised by Mississippi and its health board for their work.
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Laughinghouse
Mississippi
Arkansas
C. W. Armstrong
Rowan
W. C. Stallings
Guilford County
Quint E. Smith
Concord
Mississippi State Board of Health
De Pinedo Safe Reported For Santa Maria Flight
The first definite word came from RCA to the AP stating all well for Francesco De Pinedo and the Santa Maria II after a seaplane voyage from New Foundland toward Fayal Azores. The message cited the Infantia Vesages tow vessel sighting at latitude 41.25 north 32.28 west.
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Fayal
Azores
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New Foundland
Flores
Azores Islands
New York
Francesco de Pinedo
Radio Corporation of America
Associated Press
Radio Corporation
Chatham
Mass
Santa Maria
Cabo Torres
Leviathan
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Santa Maria Savoia
Ltalian
Baldwin Seeks Break With Soviet Over Trade Ties
Prime Minister Baldwin told the Commons Britain would end its trade agreement with Russia and demand the withdrawal of the trade delegation and Soviet mission from London unless the House approves the move. He cited a raid on Soviet House and noted a British subject was jailed for stealing military documents later repro duced by photostatic means.
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Baldwin
House of Commons
Great Britain
Russia
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J. R. Clynes
Air Force
Soviet House
Moscow
No word on Commander De Pinedo inquiry
No new information arrived by wire by 7 a m about Commander Francesca De Pinedo who departed Trepassey for the Azores. RCA Independent Wireless and naval communications reported no further report since RCA said London received a message of a plane seen in tow of a schooner 360 miles northwest of the Azores.
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Azores
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Trepasse
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Aquitania
Greenwich
Horta
Fayal
New York
Francesca de Pinedo
Trepassey
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Independent Wireless Company
Naval Communications
Radio Corporation
Henry Appointed to Federal Vocational Education Board
Claude M. Henry of Redfield South Carolina was named today by President Coolidge to the federal board for vocational education. He succeeds Galvin F. McIntosh of Indiana who recently resigned.
Railroad Men Victims Of Section Car Crash In North Carolina
At Selica station near Brevard on the Transylvania branch of the Southern Railway a section hand, David Barton, was killed when a small motor car left the tracks. Section Foreman C G Combs, 63, was severely injured with both legs broken and head wounds, likely fatal. Others aboard were not seriously harmed.
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N. C
Transylvania
Southern Railway
Selica
David Barton
C. G. Combs
Barton
Combs
Preyer Elected President At Regional Advertising Meeting
Allan T. Preyer of Greensboro was chosen president of district three of the International Advertising Association convention in Greensboro. John Poole of Washington D C and A S Myers of Greensboro were named vice president and secretary. Greensboro again named convention city with date not fixed. Over 100 delegates from six states attended, the event called an unqualified success.
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Preyer
Greensboro
Allan T. Preyer
International Advertising Association
John Poole
Washington, D. C
A. S. Myers
Leonard Cline Held For Court In Mansfield Hearing
Leonard Cline, noted novelist and playwright, charged with the May 16 murder of his friend Wilfred Irwin of New York City, was held for the superior court after a preliminary hearing before a justice of the peace at Mansfield today.
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Willimantic
Conn
Leonard Cline
Wilfred Irwin
New York City
Mansfield
Grain prices rise sharply on Chicago market
In Chicago on May 24 the grain trade broadened after earlier irregularities as July and September wheat and corn climbed to the season’s high. Rye also advanced 1-2 cents a bushel in some cases, marking a sharp general advance.
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Chicago
Train derailment near Princeton claims two lives
Two people were killed and several others injured when a Virginia passenger train derailed near Princeton West Virginia today.
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Roanoke
Princeton
W. Va
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