Byrd Expedition Receives New York Welcome Tomorrow
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition return to be welcomed as conquering heroes in New York City. A marine parade, thirteen-gun salute, and 3,000-strong guard of honor will lead a Broadway procession to City Hall. Byrd’s wife and family expected at Quarantine, with official party aboard the tug Macom.
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Missouri local notes and election results summary
Carthage voters rejected a plan to add about 300 residents by extending city limits, 940 to 749. Sedalia elected Democrat L. C. Gordon alderman in a third ward contest, 386 to 357. A coroner’s inquest was set for Joel D. McAllister, 72, struck by a streetcar. Western Synod elected Rev. Dr. Ry Kretachmar president. Paul Mascoff named athletic coach at Hannibal high school. Roosevelt’s 1902 auto ride referenced in the closing line.
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