Arctic rescue efforts reach Nobile group after 26 days
United Press dispatch reports Gen Umberto Nobile and five companions on the Arctic ice after twenty six days. Riiser-Larsen and Holm circled near the encampment while Amundsen and Dietrichsen set out from Spitzbergen to join the search.
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Braganza
Arctic Circle
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Leutzow Holm
Tromsoe
Norway
Ronald Amundsen
Lieut
Dietrichsen
Guilbaud
Spitzbergen
King's Bay
Spitzberger
Foyne Island
Hjarmour
Lutzon Holm
Hobby
Maddalena
Vadso
Floods Swallow Vast Missouri County Land
In Missouri and nearby areas the St. Francis river breached levees three times since Saturday, flooding about one hundred thousand acres and swamping one third of Bunklin county. More than a thousand rural families are homeless though no deaths are reported as 9,000 workers battle to save homes and crops.
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Iunttimid Presse Dispatot
Kenneth
Bunklin County
St. Francis
Brown's Ferry
Edwin T. Meredith Dies in Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith longtime Des Moines publisher and former secretary of agriculture in Woodrow Wilsons cabinet died at his home from heart disease He had been ill about four months and was hospitalized at Johns Hopkins Baltimore before returning home last month Meredith was a national figure in farming and agricultural affairs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Edwin T. Meredith
Wilson
Meredith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hoover to Receive Prohibition Backing for Campaign
Lincoln June 18 announcement from Dr. F Scott McBride national superintendent of the Anti Saloon League says Hoover will be recognized as a dry and will receive support from prohibition forces for the campaign.
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Lincoln, Neb
anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Herbert Hoover
F. Scott McBride
Hoover
McBride
Women Athletes Adopt Trousers In British Sport
British women athletes are now wearing trousers formerly worn by men to keep warm between heats. The shift mirrors a broader move toward practical apparel in track and field and marks a notable change in sports fashion within the British athletic scene.
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London
British Women Athletes Embrace Full Length Trousers
Report notes trousers gain popularity among female track athletes for full length coverage, replacing shorter mackintosh or coat protection. The trend reflects a shift toward practical athletic wear and modest coverage on British tracks.
Rear Admiral Rixey Dies at 75 Former Navy Surgeon General
Rear Admiral Presley Marion Rixey, 75, longtime White House physician to McKinley and later surgeon general, died at his home in Rixey, Virginia. Born in 1834, he joined the Navy in 1874, became rear admiral in 1902, and served as White House physician for a decade. He retired in 1910 after a career defined by royal service to presidents and the navy.
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Washington
Presley Marion Rixey
Navy
McKinley
Rixey
Admiral Rixey
Roosevelt
White House
Indiana G A R Encampment Opens in Columbus Parade Planned
Columbus scene as the forty ninth annual Indiana G A R encampment begins with about 2000 visitors expected today. Organizers plan a parade Wednesday with roughly 4000 participants following final convention plans.
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Columbus
Indiana G. A. R
Democrats Use Vares Hoover Campaign Slogan Material
Chicago dispatch reports Democrats plan to use William S Vare and Hoover convention ties as campaign material. They allege a deal with Senator Moses to secure Hoover’s nomination and a Senate seat, linking Mellon’s influence to the Kansas City decision and Pennsylvania primary stakes.
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Moses
Vare
Senate
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Kansas City
Mellon
Hoover Wins Pennsylvania Delegates in Key Early Cautious Move
The text notes Vare delegates aligned with Hoover, threatening Mellon’s Pennsylvania influence if his course differed. Mellon pressed the caucus after discussions with National Chairman Butler. The swing of Pennsylvania and Mellon’s actions helped seal Hoover’s nomination. Democrats recall remarks by Curtis and Cole challenging Hoover’s Americanism and Republicanism.
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Mellon
Pennsylvania
William M. Butler
Hig
Maggaehun Hg
Hoover
Tfat Hig
Fennsylvania
Charles Curtis
Col
Ralph J. Cole
Ohio
Hoover plans series of conferences to fix cabinet exit date
Washington June 18 The talks between Secretary Hoover and party leaders will map the Republican campaign. Key decisions include the resignation date for the commerce secretary and selection of a chairman for the Republican National Committee. Also on the agenda is Hoover’s presidential nomination strategy with running mate Charles Curtis and when Hoover will accept the nomination at his Palo Alto home.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Palo Alto
Cal
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis June 18. Mr and Mrs Thomas Taggart celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home at 143 North Delaware street surrounded by children grandchildren and old friends. Taggart is a noted Indiana political figure and long time leader of the Democratic party having served three terms as mayor of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
North
Delaware Street
Taggart
Indiana
Bandits Toss Auto Keys After Robbery Near Spencer
In Spencer Indiana two armed bandits robbed Dr. W Roller of Richmond and his family on a bridge south of town. They seized the car keys and tossed them in a stream after finding no money. Dr. Roller recovered the keys with help from a farmer at dawn.
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Spencer
Ind
Dr. W. Roller
Richmond
Here
Dr. Roller
Holzer Predicts Christ Return By 1934 In Indianapolis
Dr Armin A Holzer told an Indianapolis Gospel Tabernacle audience that Christ will return between now and 1984 and not end the world but set up his kingdom on earth He cited Revelations calculations and warned of a coming judgment as nations move toward conflict China is seen as stirred by the red pale riders.
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Indianapolis
Armin A. Holzer
United States
Russia
Italy
China
Lindbergh Honored With Wisconsin Doctor of Laws
Colonel Charles Lindbergh received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Wisconsin in Madison today, the institution he left six years ago by request.
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Madison, Wis
Charles Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
MISS EARHART AND FRIENDSHIP CREW GROSS THE WATERS
Pilot Stultz reports crossing to Ireland blind for eight hours as the Friendship sails 1900 miles from Newfoundland. Boston socialite Miss Earhart and crew are expected to sight the Irish coast by early Monday morning as the Fokker plane nears completion.
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Miss Earhart
Friendship
Jamie
Fokker
Rotary International meet swells registrations in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Minnesota registrations for the Rotary International event surged to about ten thousand today. The gathering drew around twenty special train loads of gate attendees led by Sir Ronald Maclean and a delegation of two hundred members from European countries.
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Minneapolis
Minha
Mnaternal
Rotary International
Ronald Maclean
gE Pr on KING REWARUS FIRERS
Sydney announces a reward for King Georg Smith and bieu of their successful recently complete case.
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Ge Pr
Rewarus
Sydney
Australia
King Georg Smith
Bieu
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