Lindbergh Radio Day signals coast to coast network broadcast
The Lindbergh Radio Day plan links WRC Washington and the Red Blue and Orange networks with NBC and CBS to broadcast the Washington reception and parade, expected to reach about thirty million listeners. Programs from New York follow, with regional stations like WKBF Indianapolis and WJZ broadcasting concerts, speeches, and meteorical schedules across the nation.
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National Broadcasting Company
Washington
Paris
John Hays Hammond
WRC
Radio Corporation
Coolidge
Lindbergh
New York
Wheat but 72 per cent
The Agriculture Department reports June 1 wheat conditions at 72.2 percent of normal with an estimated production of 537,001,000 bushels. Spring wheat is 86.8 percent. other crops show oats 79.9, barley 81.5, rye 87.6, hay 88, pasture 88.3, apples 57.2, peaches 51.8, pears 56.9. Rye 48,635,000. apples 45,396,000. pears 18,577,000 bushels. Edna Massbarger files a $50,000 damage suit against the city in Superior Court 4.
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United Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Alleged stumble on pipe injures woman at 1723 Howard St
A woman allegedly tripped on an iron pipe protruding from a broken sidewalk in front of 1723 Howard Street, suffering serious injuries.
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Howard St
No Badge for Solon Resolution
Wisconsin lawmakers joked about badges for pay, with Hiller opposing costly gold and diamond IDs worth 1000 dollars as salaries lag. A separate late note reports a theft at Riverside Park tourist camp, Bristow Oklahoma, where auto curtains a blanket and a cap totaling 20 dollars were stolen.
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Riverside Park
Gerald Lest
Bristow
Okla
Wisconsin Cows Set Record in Butterfat
In Waukesha County the average dairy cow surpassed typical output with 309.8 pounds of butterfat, well above the national average of 160 pounds noted by the agriculture department. The county associations closed the year with this high average indicating exceptional production.
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Wisconsin
NEA
Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
United States
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Policeman Kinney Held on Prohibition Charges
Columbus night officer George Kinney was jailed in Marion County on federal prohibition charges after an arrest with Lewis Cavanaugh and Harry Morris. Kinney faced arraignment with bond set but could not meet it, while Cavanaugh and Morris were released on bonds of 2000 and 509 dollars respectively. Kinney remains in custody on a 5000 dollar bond.
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George Kinney
Columbus
Marion County
United States
Fae W. Patrick
Kinney
Lewis Cavanaugh
Harry Morris
Licenses for Osteopaths in State Under Special Rule
The opinion notes that osteopaths lacking sufficient pre osteopathic education may still obtain licenses if they entered the profession in this state before January 1. The provision creates a grandfathered path for early entrants.
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Clyde
Mack
Heinz
Buddy
NEA Service. Inc
Freckles
Ossie
Crond
Aice
Boots
Sue
Bob
Ames
WE Man
Trwill Ams
NEA Service, Inc
Blosser
Don
James
Martin
England
Mary Anning
Hugh
Bessey
Braucher
Central Standard
Indianapolis
WKBF
the Times
Consumers’ Tire Company
Simmons
KGO
Oakland
Cal
Mills College
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Alex Baisley
Fish
KFI
Los Angeles
Durwood Cline
WFAA
Dallas
Texas
Vaughn de Leath
WJZ
Erva Giles
Frank Mann
Sam Herman
Bonnie Laddies
WMAQ
Chicago
Stevens Hotel Orchestra
WQJ
WOC
Davenport
WBAL
Baltimore
Philbreck
Yonker
WHO
Des Moines
Waiu
Ohio
Baldwin
Billie
Dottie
Mississippi
KOA
Denver
Cities Service Orchestra
Cities Service
Red
WEAF
la France Orchestra
The
Dreamers
Janssen
Hofbrau
Frank Farrell
Greenmie Village Inn
Niagara Falls
J. Andrew White
WGY
Schenectady
WHAM
Rochester
WFBL
Syracuse
WPDQ
Buffalo
Edna Massbarger
Payne’s Tire Service
Mass Ave
Michigan ST
Mass
Michigan
SOLON
Madison
Hillier
Mary Davis
Rt. M
Ind
Ig Lani
E. M. Shanklin
Hammond
Istration Board
Arthur L. Gilliom
Wwe
East Ohio St
N. Penn
N, III
Indianapolis Automobile Club
Marion County, Inc
Drexel
Union Tire CO
GEO
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