Marine Ace and Two Die in Nicaragua Hop Crash
A Marine triple motor plane en route to Nicaragua crashed near File, Virginia, killing Major C A Lutz, Lieut H T Busbey, and Corporal Reeder Nichols. Corporal D C McChesney was gravely hurt. The crew’s death ends a high profile Boston to Nicaragua mission plan as Navy reports the fatal accident and notes the craft had departed Anacostia at 1 05 a m en route via Miami. Lutz, a veteran aviator, had recently won the Curtis Marine Trophy and hoped for a Washington to Nicaragua non stop flight before authorities stopped the attempt.
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United Press
Washington
Nicaragua
File
C. A. Lutz
H. T. Busbey
Reeder Nichols
D. C. McChesney
Navy Department
Anacostia Air Station
Sandino
Lutz
Marine Corp
Brown Field
Marine Aviation
Quantico
von Potomac River
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Miami
Fila
Transatlantic attempt planned from Le Bourget Field today
Captain Wockenheim, with Pilot Lionel de Marmier and Navigator Potez, will depart Le Bourget in a 600 hp Hispano monoplane for a test flight. They aim for a distance record within the next fortnight.
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Paris
Wockenheim
Lionel de Marmier
Potez
le Bourget Field
Airport officers fly to Wright Field in Curtiss O-11
Lieut. Matt G. Carpenter Indianapolis airport manager and Sergt. L. W. Johnson of U S Army attached to the 113th Observation Squadron traveled to Wright Field Dayton Ohio in a Curtiss O 11 on Friday and returned Friday evening.
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Matt G. Carpenter
Indianapolis
L. W. Johnson
U. S. Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Carter and Long Fly to Chicago and Return
Wylie Carter of Indianapolis and Sergt. Russell Long of the National Guard flew to Chicago in Carter's Waco 10 biplane and returned Friday afternoon.
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Wylie Carter
Indianapolis
Sergt. Russell Long
National Guard
Chicago
Carter
Pilot McGlynn Lands at Indianapolis Airport on Cross Country
Lands at the Indianapolis airport for a few hours Friday afternoon as Lands Here Pilot E. McGlynn travels cross country accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Mitchell in a Stinson monoplane.
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E. McGlynn
B. M. Mitchell
Stinson
Indianapolis
Major J. K. Martin Visits Indianapolis in Army Plane
Major J. K. Martin of the air corps chief's office flew a Douglas O-2 to Chanute Field Illinois and landed briefly at Indianapolis airport for a Friday afternoon visit.
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J. K. Martin
Air Corps Chief's Office
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Army
First Air Mail Flight by Merrill for Embry-Riddle
Frank Merrill, new Embry-Riddle air mail pilot based in Cincinnati, completed his inaugural air mail flight to Chicago Friday night and returned to Cincinnati today. Indianapolis secretary Paul H. Moore rode as passenger on the Chicago leg Friday.
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Frank Merrill
Embry-Riddle Company
Cincinnati
Air Mail
Chicago
Paul H. Moore
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Aviation
Airport Need Noted After Forced Landing in Kendallville
A. J. Janes of Cleveland Ohio cited the need for a local airfield in Kendallville Ind after his plane overheated forcing a landing when he circled the city seeking a suitable field. The June 23 report describes Janes landing on a Yarm and urging airport development.
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Kendallville
Ind
A. J. Janes
Cleveland
Ohio
Janes
Building Permits for Multiple Structures Listed
A list of building permit actions includes Trane and C Winslow for a garage at 3324 N Penn sus, F Tremore for basement at 1248 Blaine, A Thomas reroof at 3450 EF Twenty, and several others with values from 300 to 1500 dollars. Additional entries cover alterations, steam plant work, and various garages, storerooms, and porches across multiple streets including 1034 N Ta oma and 702 N Bancroft.
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N. Bancroft
Werna
Sarre
Teroof
Carrollton
Fern M. Burk
Central
Iliam
Carpepamiel 'T. Monroe
Porch
Linden
City in Brief: Local missing youths to YMCA and other notices
Napoleon Roberts and Guy Sharp, both nine and Negro, disappeared after telling parents they were bound for the Y M C A. A Citizens Military Training Camp visit to Ft Benjamin Harrison included Senator Robinson and a Chamber delegation. Judge Wetter jailed Boone Walker on a blind tiger charge and defense plans to appeal. Anticant Players will present Ruth in a Rush at Fountain Square Church with proceeds to the building fund. Rex Young spoke at Zion Church on a world tour. Marie Warfield, 20, is held on burglary and grand larceny for stealing $127 worth of clothing. Police seek a man who struck pensioned veteran Grayden Balch with a blackjack. Oscar Sanders, 32, is charged with receiving stolen tires connected to a Creecy Vestal theft.
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Anticant Players
Fountain Square Christian Church
Ruth
Woodruff Place Baptist’ Church
Roy T. Combs
Marie Warfield
City Prison
Mullin
Esther Hudgins
New York St
Grayden Balch
Cico Hotel
Pennsylvania St
Balch
City Hospital
Amelia Earhart Plans Return Flight From Southampton
The first Atlantic woman flier Amelia Earhart, accompanied by Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon, sails from Southampton on June 28 aboard the S S President Roosevelt for New York around July 4. She visits Edith Cavell’s statue and attends Ascot races and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Frederick E. Guest.
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United Press
Atlantic
United States
Boston
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Southampton
S. S
Roosevelt
New York
Ascot Heath
Winston Churchill
Frederick E. Guest
Radio Schedule and Musical Programs Across Cities
A dense listing of nightly radio time slots and performing acts across stations in Indianapolis Chicago New York and other regions. It details program times orchestras dances lectures and featured groups from 4:00 PM to 3:00 AM including the Marionettes the Captiol Lumber Jacks and the Mediterranian Dance Band with stations such as WFBM WKBF WRC WGN KDKA and KNX.
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights and Baseball Scores
Indianapolis power and light listings show Christian church services concerts and music from noon to evening. Notable items include organ recitals at the Indiana Theater and a Cubs vs Pirates baseball game around 2:45 PM with extensive network broadcast notes across WJZ WGN WCBS and NBC Blue Network.
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WFBM
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Cys
Indianapolis Times
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ruth Noller
Lyric Theater
Indiana State Medical Association
Mendelssohn Trio
Capitol Lumber Jacks
Capitol Lumber Company
Aviation Ae Rere
Jaker Santee
Henry
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
Cristian Men Builders
Third Christian Church
Second Church of Christ
Scientist
Indiana Theater
Marott Hotel Trio
Kruse-Connell Company
Julius C. Walk & Son
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Loew's Palace
Des Moines—Services
WIM
San
Nashville
NBC Red
WEAF
WSAI
WHAS
WCSH
KSD
NBC
WJZ
Waz
KVOO
Wwoc
KWBZA
Wow
EDEA
Wmaq
CFCA
Toronto Negro
Wit
WPI Puno
Wwwgr
Weak
WAM
Ww. i. Eero
WGN
WOC
WHO
Wes Woco
WDAF
WRHM
WTMJ
KOA
WOAI
WBT
WSB
NBC Blue
WBZ
WBZA
Columbia Network
Symphonic
WMAK
WOR
Woas
Wind
WDAG
KMBC
WAIU
GHP
WQJ
WCAO
WOWO
KMOX
Zion
Muvia
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
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California St
Guy Sharp
N. West St
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William Fortune
William H. Booth
Arthur Bohn
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Wetter
Boone Walker
Abbott Sr
Indiana State Farm
Henry Winkler
Walker
Rex P. Young
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Men's Brotherhood of the Zion Evangelical Church
Oscar D. Sanders
Warren Ave
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Mooresville
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Herbert Hoover
William F. Kenney
al Smith
Kenney
WKBF
Hoosier Athletic Club
NBC_ Red Network
Wears
WRC
WWJ
WCAE
NBC_ Red _ Won
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WEAP
WR ‘Oa
Jouigville
WIZ
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WBAP
Fort Worth
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Little Sympony
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Schenectady
WHAM
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WTAG
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Tra
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WTIC
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WLW
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Wrem. RY
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Louisville
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Nashyville
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Weun
St. Petersburg
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Chicago—Organ
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Los Angeles
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Gray Mare Club
KJR
Bea Tie Eee Orchestra
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Portland
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Arnnheim
Orches
Los Aretse Fire Department Orchestra
KNX
Midnight Express
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WORD
Zion—Bible School
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SP Gihelana
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First Church of Christ Scientist
WGR
Buffalo—Service
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Sam Howdy
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Nat
Mgoshit
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