Lindbergh in Paris Draws Parisian Cheer and Tours
Paris salutes Charles Lindbergh with crowds, receptions, and a luncheon amid throngs along the Champs Elysées. He charms onlookers, signs the golden book, and is lauded as an idol while city officials plan a public window for viewing. The U.S. Navy offers a destroyer for his return flight and the Spirit of St. Louis may accompany him back to America.
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Rae
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Gouraud
Itary
Barrage
Paris
Gallipoli
Clasning
Lindbergh
Lucky Linddbergh
C.ford
Hariton
Intestical’ League of Aviators
Es League
Sec ‘Ond
New York
Clong
Boulevard Haussman
France
Memle
Pinebereh
Bishonart
Secret Service
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Washington
Charles
Lindergh
Sh Vision
Lindberg
United States
Isherwood
Case
Shar‘key
Lardner
Touchey
Beck
Navy
White House
Goalidge
Robinson
Coolidge
Lindberth
Bergh
White] House
Trapper Sees Sunsets Behind Capitol Dome
A fragmentary report notes a 22 year old trapper observing sunsets from the Wisconsin capitol dome. The piece mentions a climber ascending stairs to the dome, city views over Madison, and references to Mrs Mad inant street party details and Sunday events, with unclear timing and numbers.
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Aegis
Wis
Wisconsin Capitol
Wildor
Owering
Madsen
Cramton
Old Home Town Journal Echoes Fifty Years Past
Fifty years ago in the town the Sophomore class at the university engaged in a boat ride on the Kansas Pacific which ended with a near drowning rescue as a bridge washout and flood alarm stirred locals. A professor planned a lecture on love and marriage while a dam disaster report noted water rise and a temporary pier risk, with townsfolk mounting stone barriers. In Europe a likely royal recall hinted at rising Franco-German tensions and potential new clash between France and Germany.
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To. M. Burminghent
Prof. Gibsons
daneWay
Prince Bismarck
Twenty Five Years Ago Garden Weld of Major and Mrs Reynolds
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs SH Carmean attended the garden welding of Major and Mrs Reynolds of Baldwin today. Prof Ida Hyde will spend her summer vacation at Woods Hole Massachusetts. Prof Eugenie Gaudo will spend part of the summer at Ghieaza University. Olin and family leave after commencement for Chicago for part of the summer. Miss Florence Shanklin went to Kansas City for a visit with Miss Ruby Barnett. Miss Laura Tivons will entertain at cards tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs Chas Whitney of Kansas City. Prof SJ Hunter and family to Woods Hole for marine zoology studies. Miss Laura Ware remains at home. Several individuals identified as delegates to the democratic congressional convention. An average of 25 men employed at John Hermann's barge collar factory. The seven year old son of wm Endicott quarantined with scarlet fever. Prof BE Adams receives gift of Traill's Social England and Lecky's England in the Eighteenth Century from students. Mrs Adams remembered with vase. A social hour followed.
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Chicago
Florence Shanklin
Kansas City
Ruby Barnett
Laura Tivons
Chas
Whitney
J. Hunter
Woods Hole
Massachusetts
Hunter
Laura Ware
Hone
Ohio Street
Reeney
Eneret
Noredney
D. Bishop
D. [Puiller
Julius Fischer
F. Tiv
E.martindale
W. al’ Smith
Clydel Stewart
John Hermann
Wm. 1
Endicott
Hlinois Street
Adams
Unehia Teng
Leyland Stanford University
iHe
Traiji
Lecky
England
Queen Marie's U S visit boosts American books in Bucharest
Bucharest reports say Queen Marie's American tour sparked great interest in the United States fiction and non fiction across city bookshops. Since her return, libraries at the University of Bucharest and Romanian Academy are expanding American sections amid rising demand for U S works and economic volumes.
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Bucharest
Marie
America
Rumania
United
New World
United States
Lisi
Leoks
University, of Bucharest
Anthat
Romanian Academy
French Academy
Roaestation of P T A honors beachers at school dinner
A chaotic program at the Tee Piithoey Parent-Teacher event honors teachers and guests. Speakers include Rev. Charles WW and Mrs. BR HH Betiner. Attendees share songs, readings, and dancing after a formal T-shaped table arrangement with morning glories and pink lights.
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Staaimwal Caner
Coubey Cab
C. Sti
Peer Varna
Charles WW
Ain
A. B. Titan
Ir. Cygon
Lena B
Furs
Raadings
Joe
Doakel
Bsnor
Pes Svdtuin
Give Brock
Ahd Dwyer
Kk. Wy
Holmes
Halen
Praneys
Genevieve! West
Wood
Lassie Smith
Gedrae Houk
Clarence ‘Topping
Si's
KR. W. Beamer
FT. de Archy
St. Clair
D. Re Me- Mtrehell
Novel Rifle Range Shaped Smoke Stack Indoor Marksman
Indianapolis AP report describes James Hurt world champion in door marksman using a smokestack vented into a basement as an indoor range. Hurt scored a perfect 200 in Indiana rifle matches at Culver, beating T KK Lee who also posted 200 but with fewer bullseyes. News notes include shopping trips to Paris by airplane and social mentions of Miss Matilda Houghton.
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Indianapolis
James Hurt
Keeytt
Trim
Burt
Uri
Indiana
Culver
T. ‘Kk. Lee
Birmingham
Ala
SOG
London
Paris
Trans-Chantel
Girways
Matilda Houghton
America
Ireland Chooses First Woman Land Surveyor
Iris Cummins becomes Ireland’s first female land surveyor with Irish Land Commission support. She earned an engineering degree from University of Dublin and wore overalls to work at Rosyth dockyards after war began.
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Dublin
Irish Land Commission
Iris Cummins
Miss Cummins
University of Dublin
Rosyth
Chasseur and Dinoseur in Paris Tourist Life
A fragmentary guide mentions the chasseur the hotel bellhop who fetches luggage and arranges services for visitors in Paris. The dinoseur is a source of gossip about regulars and nightlife. the piece also notes a dairy industry update on milk production in New Mexico Arizona and the Imperial Valley following a trip by Dr. O W Larson from the Federal Bureau of Dairy Industry.
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Paris
United States
Chasseur
Athey
Arizote
Imperial Valley
Fu- Furr
Hhateauntry
O.W. Larson
Federal Bureau of Dairy Industry
Sun Eclipse in June Demonstrates Grand Astronomical Show
Washington AP reports an extraordinary June program by Dame Nature via the American Nature Association. The schedule features total lunar eclipse June 15, a solstice event June 22 from the equator northward, a close approach of the small Pons-Winnecke comet June 26, and a total solar eclipse June 30 visible in Europe, Africa, and Alaska. Observers in Norway and Sweden will monitor from near midnight to confirm contact, with Nome and Liverpool offering partial views as Alaska and the Pacific end the spectacle at sunset. The Leander McCormick Observatory of the University of Virginia, under Prof S. Mr Mitchel, will observe from Fagernes, Norway, seeking records.
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Washington
Damé Nature
American Nature Association
North
South America
Cfimet
England
Scandinavia
Europe
Africa
Alaaka
Norway
Sweden
Grizon
Alaska
Pacific
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Bering Sea
Aleutian Islands
Nome
Liverpool
London
McCormick
Faultfinders of France to Organize and Codify
Paris United Press reports a new group dubbed Kickers Inc forming as a syndicate of fault finders and rebels. Marcel Chatrain aims to unite isolated critics to present organized, nonviolent demands to authorities, hoping to exceed a thousand members in Paris alone as momentum grows.
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Faultfinders of
France
Plan Corporation
Paris
United Press
Kickers, Inc
Cone
The
Academy
Marcel Chatrain
Psychic Wave of Preparedness Sweeps Europe
Geneva reports a Europe-wide mood of war readiness. Nervous publics, fear of economic strain, and uneasy alliances mark the era as Britain, Russia, and China amid a backdrop of regional tensions. Swiss neutrality stands amid a fevered epoch of mobilization and shifting loyalties.
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Europe
Geneva
Ray
Great’ Britain
Hissin
China
Riviera
Italy
Savo
Fransan Aly
Zarrisers
Switzerland
League of Nations
Atheistic Teachings Feared by Orthodox Church Officials
Moscow report notes Peril in church beauty as Orthodox rites draw villagers to services. Nikolai Denin's widow Krupskaya claims leaders warn that church art and rites lure people from atheistic teaching. Communist Youth Union counters with distractions to curb church influence during Passion Week.
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Moscow
Nadejda
Krupskaya
Nicholai Denin
Thelfarmer
Jeader
Tor
Pskoff
Communist Youth Union
Mie
Krapskaya
Knee Bracelets Highlight Fashion in May News
New York fashion notes describe knee bracelets and anklets regaining attention as skirts rise. The feature notes stretchable gold bands with center medallions, bandanas paired with dresses, and the season's chic hats and sleeveless frocks.
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Hooda Hoyt
New York
Tyne
Short Stories vs Novels By Young and Old Writers
A survey of 1920s tastes notes young authors like Cyril Humphry and Fitzgerald breaking from novels to short stories, while older writers such as Benet Norris and Bennett publish short fiction after earlier fame. Also mentions Lane Chicago Symphonists set for Ravinia summer season with 100 weeks of activity and four-concert averages.
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Jorels
Ken Short
Orles
New York
Cyril
Humie
Centaur
Scott Fitzgerald
Paradise
Pouls Bromfield
Stephen Vincent
Benet
Charles
Norris
Krank
Swinnerton
Hugh Walpole
Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Lane
Chicago
Lincoln Statue for Playhouse Square Sparks Controversy
Cleveland children and parents fund a Lincoln statue project at Playhouse Square with a gift totaling up to $30,000. Max Kalish is to sculpt the piece, but the Cleveland Society of Artists protests, saying the commission was not awarded through open competition. The item notes early balloon flight history and the first woman balloon ascent in 1784 in Sweden with King Gustavus II observing.
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Lincoln
Cleveland
Cleveland” School
MHS
Sta of Lincoln
Playhouse Square
Max Kalish
Cleveland Silpton
Cleveland Society of Artists
Faris
Thible
Gustavus II of
Lyons
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Roy Messer
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Maude Terry
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B.D. Kelles
School of Pharmacy
Burger Engraving Company
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Adiiiral Board
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