Post and Gatty flyer Pursues Chita Route
American aviator Jimmy Mathews, flying the Texas, presses from Novo Sibirsk toward Chita, Siberia on a rapid world flight. He faces head winds and long legs, praising Soviet aid at Omsk and Moscow as he presses toward his next stop.
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Jimmy Matters
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Siberia
Omsk
Nevada
Onis
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Indal
Texas
Post
Gatty
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Sue Repens
Oslo
Norway
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Associated Press
Timetable of World Flight from Associated Press
Fragmented timetable notes from a World Flight program with scattered phrases about arrival times and days. The readable text references Monday Tuesday segments and jumbled abbreviations, suggesting a schedule section lacking complete details or legible names and locations.
Debts and Roosevelt Face House Debates on Payments
The article notes President Roosevelt maintains control while payments totaling 144 179 674 dollars are due in installments a week hence. Cabinet discussions on the debt and London’s stance progress, with no formal British reply yet. negotiations appear underway as Ambassador Lindsay visits officials.
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herLvkish
Disseuss
London
White House
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Lie Staize
Henk
Vans Sweringen Brothers Start On Shoestring Cash
The Van Sweringen brothers began their rise with a shoestring sum of 1,000,000 as they built railroad interests in Cleveland. They recalled poverty in early life while J P Morgan and John W Davis discussed their financial path with Senate investigators amid talks of income tax investigations into Morgan partners.
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M. J. van Sweringen
Senate
J. P. Morgan
van Swearen
Cleveland
Oouree
Star
John W. Davis
Morgan Partners
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Forecast Fragments
Fragmentary report notes generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday in Tennessee with minimal temperature change. Virginia forecast calls for fair skies, slight warming, partly cloudy Thursday with possible thundershowers in the northwest. mentions yesterday’s highs and lows compared to last year.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Indiana Joins Repeal Wave as State Votes For Ending Prohibition
Indiana voters approved repealing the Eighteenth Amendment two to one, with 57 of 92 counties backing repeal and 250 of 329 delegates pledged to vote for the change at the convention. Leaders cited momentum toward completing the state ratifications as part of a nationwide move to end prohibition.
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Monyon County
Indiana University
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Lowe Bryan
William Stokes
Indianapolis
United Repeal Council of
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Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Nevada
Wyoming
Gunman Attacks Greek Premier in Athens
Five assailants opened fire on former Greek premier Eleftherios Venizelos as he traveled from Amaroussis to Athens. A personal guard was killed and Venizelos’s wife Maria Venizelos wounded in the chest and lungs. driver unharmed. Tsaldaris condemned the attack and ordered a full investigation while Venizelos’ condition remained grave.
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Greece
Elevtherios Venizelos
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Venizelos
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Assala
Compromise on Veterans Costs May Be Reached
President Roosevelt meets with the House Democratic steering committee to resolve the dispute over veterans allowances. He emphasizes government care principles and warns new taxes may be needed to cover a potential 170 million cost if the Senate amendment stands.
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Roosevelt
House Democratic
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Senate
Foresters Pick Kingsport Site for Two-Year Camp
Officials approve Kingsport location for a Bays Mountain forestry camp of the Civilian Conservation Corps. About 212 people will reside here, including 200 workers and six foresters, with work starting soon and the camp run under army supervision.
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Lin, Corporation
Forestry Service
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Kingsport-Johnson
State Division of Forestry
Setardh
Hinhway Land Electric
Ihinasport Forestry
Conservation Corps
Bays Mountain
Cyrus ELK Curtis Dies at 81 Publisher of Major Magazines
Philadelphia dispatch reports Cyrus H. K. Curtis, noted publisher of the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal, and The Country Gentleman, died at his home in suburbia near Philadelphia after a heart ailment. He was 81, approaching his birthday on June 13, and had been ill since May. His wife died five days after him. Curtis chaired Curtis Publishing Co and led Curtis-Martin Newspapers.
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Ladies Home Journal
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Treasury seeks loan of a billion dollars for recovery program
The Treasury urged the public to lend about a billion dollars to finance a major recovery and public works push. It invited small investors to participate with minimum bids of $10,000, offering $509.9 million in seven year notes and about $4 billion in nine month certificates. Proceeds fund maturing certificates and interest on debt due June 14.
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Washington
Treasury
Smal
Stha
New York City Car Owners Protest Plans to Jump Tax
A mass protest greeted New York City's plan to raise car taxes. The board of aldermen, urged by Mayor O'Brien, approved a double license fee and entry taxes for non residents, aiming to raise about 20.3 million dollars for unemployment relief. Critics called the plan illegal and unconstitutional, warning of cross-border retaliation and higher costs for commuters.
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New York
O'Brien
O’brien
Westchester
Nassau
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Harlem River
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Joseph Clark Baldwin
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Board of Aldermen
Samuel Untermyer
Buffalo
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Relief council trims Tennessee emergency aid in June
The Central Relief Council ordered about a 30 percent cut in federal emergency relief funds for June relief work in Tennessee counties, lowering labor wages substantially. Secretary George Morris said new federal regulations changed distribution, with further cuts possible. May allotments will be used for June, and total June through September funding is about 1 million dollars versus 3.3 million last winter and spring.
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Central Relief Council
George Morris
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