Part of Missing Par Wreckage Ocean Planes
Ilo Hawaii June 18 Four pieces of airplane wreckage found near Kamilo on Maui island are believed to be from the Golden Eagle or Miss Doran two planes that vanished in the Dole flight from California to Honolulu in 1927. No stabilizer identified. some fragments show red and blue paint. The two aircraft started Oakland August 16 1927 aboard a flight led by Arthur G Goebel. the Golden Eagle was piloted by Frost with Gordon Scott as navigator.
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Hawaii
Kamilo
Yau
Golden Eagle
S Doran
Dole
California
Olulu
Oakland
Miss Doran
Arthur G. Goebel
Frost
Gordon Scott
S R. Knope
Fee
Trained Turkeys Draw Wild Birds to Owner’s Trap
Radium Springs Georgia June 18. Albany man J Wilbur Wortman feeds and trains a hen and gobbler to act as lure turkeys. The birds learn wild turkey calls and guide swamp fowl toward his hide for potential prey. Wortman even offers 100 dollars per trained bird.
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S J. Wilbur Wortman
Albany
Ortman
Judas
Hey
Wortman
Toll of quake in N Zealand surpasses 15 dead
The number of deaths from the northern New Zealand quake rose to fifteen as strong aftershocks continued. Murchison on Buller Gorge faced severe devastation with rocks blocking Buller Gorge and river damming raising flood fears downstream after a night of tremors and detonations.
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N. Zealand
Ellington
New Zealand
Murchison
Buller Gorge
MacDonald firm on plan to visit the United States
Premier Ramsay MacDonald in Lossiemouth Scotland declares reports he abandoned plans to visit America are false. He says there is no question of whether he will go but when and that such a visit could do much good. He notes Prime Minister Baldwin shares the intention and promises to discuss Anglo American relations in a speech.
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Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Baldwin
Plans for July Fourth Legion Program Filled with Events
Local legion post completed plans for the July 4th program led by General chairman Dr H F Carney. Morning boat races organized by Monroe Boat club with Capt G B Cooley as commodore feature Monroe boats and neighboring entries. Afternoon baseball clash Rotary versus Lions and two greased pig races at the ball park. Air circus dropped due to unsatisfactory contract and financial concerns. Several surprise numbers are reserved.
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Monroe Boat Club
G. B. Cooley
Monroe
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Lions Clubs
Ball Park
Long Commissions N O Men to Medical Boards
Governor Huey P. Long appointed New Orleans residents to state medical boards. Dr Joseph L Webre becomes dentistry board member after Dr A Louis Ducasse resigns. William August Warner takes over on the pharmacy board after Christian Schertz dies. Stewart Merritt and Johnston named as notaries public.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Joseph L. Webre
State Board of Dentisty
A. Louis Ducasse
William August Warner
State Board of Pharmacy
Christian Schertz
George D. Stewart
Augustus W. Merritt
W. G. Johnston
Rayne
Acadia Parish
Two Trash Fires Reported in City Monday
Two fires in the city yesterday were caused by burning trash in rear yards. The first blaze at 417 Grand Street occurred about 9 30 in the morning and the second at 910 Adams Street at 1 50 p m. Both were extinguished soon after alarms were turned in.
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Grand Street
Adams Street
Legion Election Set for August at Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post
Officers will be elected at the first August meeting of the Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No 13 American Legion. Delegates to the Lafayette state convention will be named then. Capt. W W Cooper has capably filled the post commander role this year. The Forsythe park memorial home was built and financed recently. A membership drive will run July 1 through July, with the post’s largest membership yet.
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Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Lafayette
W. W. Cooper
Forsythe Park
The
Post
Captain Remains Aboard Laurel As Coast Guardsmen Try to Evacuate
Louis Johnson, captain of the steamer Laurel, stayed aboard the wreck at Peacock Spit near Astoria after 30 crew members were rescued. He refused pleas to come ashore, keeping a precarious hold on survival as a survivor was swept to his death following the grounding in a Sunday storm.
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Astoria
Ore
Louis Johnson
Laurel
Peacock Spit
Columbia River
Johnson
Pope to Present Gold Rose to Italian Queen
The Tribuna reports the pope is expected to present a gold rose to the queen of Italy. The ceremony would symbolize goodwill between the papacy and the Italian monarchy.
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Rose
Rome
the Tribuna
Italy
What Congress Is Doing Tuesday
House meets at noon. Senate takes up amendment to rules governing executive sessions. Senate finance sub committee continues hearings on tariff bill. Congress passed bill appropriating $151,500,000 for Federal Farm board. Senate defeated Borah resolution to restrict Finance committee in tariff revision. Senate adopted motion for recess from Wednesday until August 19 to await tariff bill. Senate Finance sub committees continued hearing on four schedules on house tariff bill. Senator Brookhart introduced bill to take redis count rate power from Federal Reserve board. Senator Norris introduced export debenture plans of farm relief as amendment to tariff bill. Blease resolution on presence of
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House
Senate
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Finance Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
Federal Reserve Board
Norris
Nebraska
Wife of Negrollinois Tive Protester At White House
The record notes a wife connected to protests at the White House. Strong demonstrations were reported with organized groups present. No additional personal details are provided.
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Negrollinois Tive
White House
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