California Flyers Extend Endurance Flight Toward Record
Mendell and Reinhart push the Angeleno single engine plane toward the world endurance mark in Culver City California. Refueled early today they aim to extend the flight past 174 hours and 6y seconds as they battle fatigue to beat the Cleveland record by hours. If they continue past 2 36 this afternoon they will eclipse the current record by an hour.
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Culver City
Mendell
R. E. Reinhart
Gasotte
Mendel
Reimar
Roy J. Mitchett
Baron Hk. Newcomb
Cleveland
Quiver City
City
Cal
L. W. Mendell
2. B. Reintart
Angeleno
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron KK. Newcombh
Coveland
Vacancies Filled on Federal Fare Board
Two vacancies on the federal fare board in Washington are to be filled by Monday. One appointee will bring wheat production and marketing expertise to the board, which aims to use up to 150 million of the 500 million revolving fund to stabilize commodities. Members include William F. Schilling of Northfield Minnesota as dairy industry representative and Alexander H. Legeo of International Haremt Company as chair. James Stone of Lexington Kentucky handles tobacco. B Denman of Farmington Missouri voices livestock matters and Co C Tesque of Los Angeles handles fruit. Secretary Hyde serves as ex officio agriculture spokesman.
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Washingto
Teday
Met Federal Board
Tresi Gent
William F. Schilling
Northfield
Minn
Twin City Milk Producers Association
Alexander H. Legeo
International Haremt Company
Tobacco
James Stone
Lexington, Ky
Colt Barns
B. Denman
Farmington, Mo
Co. C. Tesque
Los Angeles
Hyde
Duly 9
Weather outlook for Tennessee and Virginia regions
Tennessee West portion locals show thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with cooler conditions tonight. Wednesday should be fair with some thundershowers in the western section and a slight cool down. Virginia Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers Wednesday, possibly in far west and north portions tonight, then warm again with cooler late Wednesday. Winds shift to west or northwest. high and low temperatures are noted with rainfall data.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Grounds sought in New Orleans transit mediation
Federal conciliators and city officials met as New Orleans Public Service and the Carmel's Union moved toward settlement in a streetcar strike. Two lives were lost and cars burned during the dispute, with judges and bondholders seeking to halt damage while mediation progressed. The interim injunction was expected to be granted as talks continued.
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City Commission Council
New Orleans
United States Department of Labor
Harry B. Dynes
Indianapolis
W. H. Rady
Des Moines
United States
Union
Orleans
Wayne G. Borah
United States Riet Court
King George Restful Night As SIgnaling Health Worries
London reports general concern for King George welfare after a restless day and postponed Sandringham visit. Doctors say left lung healing slow and x rays will guide further treatment. new photos examined with no public conclusions yet. Continued coverage expected.
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London
Britain
George
Summer Palace
Sandringham
Opium Found In Baggage Of Chinese Woman
San Francisco customs uncovered eleven tins of opium hidden in trunks brought by Susie Ying Kao, wife of the Chinese consul here. Officials said the opium, made in Macao, was linked to a smuggling ring and would be turned over to authorities for action.
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San Francisco
Cisco
Susie Ying Kao
Cuba
Ciee
United States
Kao
China
Macao
Washington
Lowman
Ying Kao
U. S
Department of Justice
Heat Wave Kills Seven as Drownings Rise
Seven deaths were attributed to a scorching heat wave sweeping the East and Midwest. Drowning incidents rose as people sought relief in water, with New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Wilmington and Lynn reporting heat related fatalities. Beaches drew crowds while Phoenix, Arizona logged 102 degrees, the hottest spot.
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New York
MidWest
Philadelphia
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Lynn
Mass
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
New England
Descendant Daniel Boone is Married in Milford Nebraska
William H. Campbell, 81, Civil War veteran, wed Ida B. Cartr, 70, descendant of Daniel Boone, at the State Soldiers Home in Milford. The bride was remarried by her 98 year old father, Hiram Boone, an inmate of the home.
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Milford, Neb
William H. Campbell
Ida B. Cartr
Daniel Boone
State Soldiers Home
Hiram Boone
Explosion Claims Eldorado Barber Nor ton Paris
Explosion on the Ouachita river bank last night proved fatal for Norton H. Paris, 53, an Eldorado barber. Coroner T. E. Barton went to the scene as Paris suffered severe injuries, including severed hands and extensive burns, and died at a local hospital several hours later. A second item notes Angeleno nearing refueling endurance in Culver City, California.
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Eldorado
Ark
Ouachita River
Norton H. Paris
Eldorado Barber
T. E. Barton
Pathfinder Near European Coast As Rome Flight Continues
The Rome bound Pathfinder, a Bellanca monoplane with 445 gallons of fuel, nears the European coast after 75 miles off Portland Light. Roger Q. Williams and Captain Lewis A. Yancey led the crew, aiming to complete the 4232 mile trip in 45 to 48 hours despite no radio gear. Weather remains clear to Spain and southern France with favorable tail winds and a ceiling around 6000 feet.
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New York
Roger Q. Williams
Army
Lewis A. Yancey
Portland
Pathfinder
Yancey
Rome
Orchard
Jane
Cape Sable
N.S
Spain
France
Mediterranean
Williams
Man Who Planned Marlow Murder Identified by Police
New York police commissioner named the man behind the Marlow slaying as the New York head of a powerful Italian secret society. The suspect, Gondolfo Curt known as Frank Marlow, fled after the Broadway murder and is said to be out of state with ample funds hindering investigators. He allegedly expelled Marlow from a Brooklyn secret order and was not at the murder scene.
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New York
Ati
Frank Marlow
Whalen
Broadway
Marlow
Brooklyn
Gondolfo Curt
New Currency To Be Out Tomorrow In Nationwide Change
Washington July 9 AP The government introduces new currency to replace the old, with banks opening tomorrow for distribution. The first issue is smaller in size and limited to small denominations from $1 to $20. By year’s end most small notes will be out of circulation, while larger denominations follow next week. The change aims to cut material costs and reduce distribution expenses by about 1.5 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Treasury
British H-47 Submarine Sinks After Collision Off Pembroke
London reports British submarine H-47 with 21 crew sank in 270 feet of St George's Channel off Pembroke coast after colliding with L-1. Only two of 23 crew saved, including Lt. R. J. Gardner. Salvage vessels and divers possible with new equipment, depth hindering recovery efforts.
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ST George
Channel
Pembroke
London
St. George’s Channel
Fishguard
R. J. Gardner
Sidney Cleburne
Devonport
Charles Edward Bull
Arthur Sampson
Resolve
Grappler
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Irish
Portland
Ocean Salvage
Egypt
Fiterre
John Halland
United States
Snake hunting tale from Thomasville reporters tale
Thomasville Georgia July 9 Hansel Baker reports a mythic snake hunt likened to medieval dragon slayings. Two Tallahassee journalists pursued two water moccasins by Lake Jackson Florida. After a pitched battle they claimed victory but faced 25 to 7 odds, leaving 47 moccasins on the ground.
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Thomasville
Hansel Baker
Tallahassee
Fla
Lake Jackson
Maniu Regime in Romania Holds Firm After Coup Try
Vienna July 9 The Peasant Government of Romania led by Juliu Maniu appears to have weathered a military coup attempt and solidified control at Bucharest. A government communique said the plot failed, with two officers arreste d and others detained as investigations continue. Reports from Bucharest say quiet resumes as security forces tighten.
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Vienna
Rumania
Juliu Maniu
Bucharest
August Etika
Cptgin Cambra
Georgescu
Zwise
Strom
Prince Carol
Paris Sports
Bt Jugoslavica
Michael
Valdez
Slavia
Marie
Wén
Brosteanu
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Mark
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R. B. Reinhart
Loren Mandeil
William G. McAdoo, Jr
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Middle West
Europe
America
Joseph Culver
Oakland
Louis Proctor
Vancouver
Wash
Donald Burnham
Weat Lafayette
Ind
Maniu
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