Lindbergh Gains Idol Status in France With Paris Reception
Charles A. Lindbergh's tour de force in Paris deepens his idol status as France and the world praise him. He will ride in an open carriage, be honored with the Legion of Honor, and sign the golden book. The Aero Club awards a gold medal and a cup funded by a club benefactor. He plans an aerial display over Paris in his Spirit of St. Louis, while mechanics repair his plane.
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France
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Wart Painleve
Chaos at LeBourzet field after Lindbergh visit
Paris reports a chaotic cleanup at LeBourzet flying field after Captain Lindbergh landed. Army workers gathered clothes hats coats and boots from the crowd while gardeners repair shrubbery and a new fence replaces the fallen barrier. About fifty people were injured including several with fractures during the crash and rescue by police and soldiers.
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Paris
LeBourzet
Lindbergh
Afty
New York Plans Grand Welcome for Lindbergh
New York's plans to greet Lindbergh on his return from Paris are vast and ceremonial. An official reception committee will meet the flier aboard the tug Macomb Macom before a Battery-to-City Hall parade. Mayor Walker will greet him as crowds gather, with talks of a stadium celebration to accommodate dignitaries.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Bay
Bobby Jones
Trudy Ederte
Battery
Financial District
Walker
American Embassy Plans Welcome for Lindbergh in Brussels
In Brussels on May 24 the American embassy will host Captain Lindbergh upon his Saturday Paris arrival. James C. Dunn coordinates arrangements as the American Club plans a banquet. King Albert may meet the aviator and share in other formal honors pending official announcement.
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Paris
Lindbergh
James C. Dunn
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Dunn
Lindbergh to Sail 'Commander Pinedo' Home on Ship
A Navy destroyer under Captain Lindbergh will escort his return to the United States from Europe aboard a destroyer division likely to sail by June 15. The Spirit of St Louis will also be brought home. officials consider a possible later European city tour by Lindbergh.
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Washington
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Paris
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Toogey
Beck
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White House
Coolidge
Robinson
White Hall
Destroyers Case
Hamburg
Germany
Touchey
Breck
Plymouth
Casablanca
Spain
Railroad Extensions Approved for Brownsville Texas Area
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized both the Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads to proceed with all extensions they proposed in the Brownsville area of Texas.
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Washington
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brownsville
Texas
Coolidge weighs Black Hills site for summer White House
President Coolidge is seriously considering the Black Hills site as the proposed location for a summer White House, with discussions underway on its suitability and value for the presidency.
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White House
Washington
Coolidge
Black Hills
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Another Dirigible Destroyed At San Antonio Hangar
May 24 AP report describes the destruction at Brooks Field of non rigid TG 10 248 during takeoff. TC 10 243 nearly broke apart when a drag cable snagged a steel runway. Seven crew escaped as envelopes deflated and about 200000 cubic feet of helium was lost.
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Brooks Field
Roma
Scott Field
Belleville
Ills
Double Murder and death by own action uncovered
In XNOXYVILLE Tennessee on May 24 AP reports Sam and Floyd Phillips and their sister Louise Phillips were found dead in Edgewater Street house. Police theory holds Sam killed his siblings with an axe and then died by suicide after being seen pacing and possibly thrown in front of a freight train. Sam was a textile worker from Marble City suburb.
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Tenn
Sam
Floyd Phillips
Louise Phillips
Sam Phillips
Faye
Edgewater Street
Fersons
Sam Phillip
Phillips
Marble City
Weather outlook for Virginia and Tennessee this week
Local thundershowers tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Moderate to fresh southwest winds. In Tennessee isolated thundershowers tonight and Wednesday with similar temperatures.
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Birginia
Tennessee
Flood stricken farmers get plan for new start
Hoover urges action to rebuild homes and farms wrecked by the Mississippi Valley flood. He outlines plans in three states Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi with Red Cross and federal agencies aiding reconstruction for more than 660000 homeless, half of whom need aid after waters recede.
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Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
Arkansas
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Commerce
Hoover
Red Cross
Coolidge
Mississippi
Fedensriculture Department of Sand Red Cross
W. F. Sullivan
L. C. Crosby
Mississiani
A. H. Couch
Baton Rouge
Vicksburg
Federal
Intermes Due Credit Bank
Governor declines Sacco Vanzetti review request
AP report states Governor Puller rejects a special commission to review the Sacco and Vanzetti cases. The defense committee disclosed the letter noting no further action on reopening the murder conviction and death sentence for Nicole Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
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Alvan T. Puller
Sacco-Vanzesti Defense Committee
Nicole Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanxetti
Compromise offered on Bethel College dispute in assembly
Lakeland Fla May 24 A compromise settlement of differences over Bethel College faculty was offered by a joint education committee report to the General Assembly. The plan proposes replacing six retiring board members with three named in support of both the board and the assembly commission.
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Bethel College
Cumbertan? Presbyterian Church
McKenzie Tenn
General Assembly of the
Church Today
Board of Education
Education Commission
J. R. Whitemore
Assembly
Desperate Flood Break Threatens Louisiana Sugar Bowl Area
A new levee crevasse at McAhea near Old River on the Atchafalaya endangers five parishes. Rescue operations mobilize 2,000 plus volunteers, evacuations rise to 1,500, and plans include dynamiting Bayous Chene to ease the rising flood as Hyacinth clogging worsens the crisis along the bayous north of New Orleans.
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Sugar Bowl
Mississippi
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Atchafalaya
Hoover
John M.parker
Porte- Coupee
Secretary of Commerce
Parsons
Aera
McRae Levee
Commree Hoover
Vicksburg
John Mr. Parker
McRae
Louisiana
Mes Rae
Bayou Chene
Rossina Piraro
Red Cross
New Iberia
Pirao
Bayo Chen
Trey
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