Soviet Communique Accuses England Of Plot to Undermine Government
The Soviet foreign office issued a communique denouncing England for alleged plots aimed at destabilizing the Soviet government. It cites planned acts including attacks on Moscow landmarks and assassinations of prominent leaders, claiming outside agents inspired the violence and public demonstrations in Moscow protested these alleged schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woiheeft Oenvoev
Poland
Srlich
Awkov
Bucharing
Moscow
Woltthak
Communitie
Russia
Soviet Union
England
M. Volkoff
The
Communist Internationale
Honda
Foreign Office
U S Business Ties With Russia Slow Under Soviet Policy
Washington dispatch reports American firms continue cautious engagement with the Soviet market. Officials note no formal stance by the U S toward Russia while advising short term credits only with cash constraints. Moscow demand favors fine wool rubber and phonograph machinery as sales to Russia approach sixty million dollars this year with American purchases around twenty million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Thornburge
Whatronel News Service
Washington
Oreak
United States
Russia
Canada
London
America
England
Non stop world flight aim guides Chamberlin's push
Berlin reports a non stop around the world flight by AL Chamberlin following a New York to Germany test. He cites research funding as key, notes wood and canvas designs outperform all metal for durability, and mentions plans to fly to Vienna after refining landing gear. Charles Levine backs a trans Atlantic service as more practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Auten Calletot News
Sere Steth
Berlin
Adm
Chlivence
AL Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Dteam
International News Service
Europe
Vienna
United States
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
Levine
Crowds greet American flyers in Berlin outing
Crowds gathered around the American embassy as loud demands arose for the fliers Chamberlin and Levine to appear. A near riot occurred when two American newspapermen resembling the aviators drew attention. Chamberlin and Levine, tired after a embassy dinner, continued rounds of entertainment with Stresemann, Schubert, Curtius, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rervin
Chamberlin
Levine
Stresemann
Schubert
Enoch and
Curtius
Aeronautical Society
Minister of Transport
Luccette Placed on Trial for Bomb Attempt on Premier
Rome reports Dino Luccetti was placed on trial today before a military tribunal on charges he threw a bomb at the premier’s car as he left his summer residence. The device hit the car but rolled away and exploded without injuring the premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucette
Rome
Dino Luccetti
Poisoned wine and lover tied to Waryland murder case
Mrs. Alice Frasier, 42, of South Horicon, NY, confessed to poisoning her husband Byron Frasier 55 after he objected to her lover Stephen Baker 51. Both suspects waived exam and await October grand jury. Frasier died after drinking wine laced with strychnine. bottle hidden under a pasture stone. Baker denies involvement.
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Glens Falls
Alice Frasier
South Horicon
N. Y
Warren County
Lake George
Stephen Baker
WU Hecessary
Steve
Byron
Howard B. Swan
Richard J. Bolton
Baker
Frasier
D Autremont Twins Captured in Steubenville
Ray and Roy D Autremont twins were seized in Steubenville Ohio by federal agents and local police after being identified during a work arrest. They had been living under assumed names since January and were linked to the October 1925 Southern Pacific train robbery in Siskiyou Oregon that killed four crew members. Authorities indicate a reward near 25000 dollars is involved and more evidence may follow from seized belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
D'Autremont Twins
Ray
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Oregon
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Roy
Roys
Hugh
Phillippines
D’autremont
D'Autremonts
Secret Service
Munich beer superiority claims stir city visit
Munich plans to persuade Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine that Munich beer is superior to Pilsner. The mayor will escort the flyers to Seidel Hofbrauhaus, world’s largest beer hall, to prove Munich's beer quality during their brief Sunday stop in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Frierd
Germany
Fissner
Carroll rested after a good night's sleep
Atlanta June report says Marl Carroll New York theatrical producer rested after hospital stay at federal penitentiary. Dr C T Nellans notes he is getting along well and holding up despite prison stress. A Atlanta physician warns continued incarceration could threaten his health and sanity. Carroll was brought to Atlanta from Greenville after falling ill en route from New York following conviction on perjury charges. Mrs Earl Carroll and Norman Carroll with his wife are staying at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marl Carroll
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
C. T. Nellans
International News Service
Dr. Nellans
Greenville
Earl Carroll
Norman Carroll
Trolley Hits Car on South Main Street
A Milford man, Charles Tre ton, driver of a car near Richard's Monumental works, was struck by a southbound trolley driven by John Brackman on South Main street this noon. His car suffered major damage after pushing into William Richards' vehicle which had only minor damage. No injuries reported. police made no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Treton
Milford
N. H
South Main Street
Trenteni
Richard's Monumental Works
John Brackman
William Richards
Butoonon
DiAngelo Leprosy Case May See Deportation To Italy
In Bridgeport June 9 Salvatore DiAngelo a long time resident with leprosy may be deported to Italy rather than sent to the Carville leper colony. Health officer Dr William Hall Coon cited family wishes and uncertain transport as obstacles Italy would not welcome a patient with his disease and the federal policy limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridgeport
Salvatore
Italy
Carville
William Hall Coon
DiAngelo
Louisiana
Coon
Angus P. Thorne
Public Welfare Department
Haz
State Department of Welfare
Hartford
Governor Vetoes Bills in Bridgeport and Derby
Hartford June 9 Governor Trumbull returned two bills to the secretary of state vetoed after passage by the legislature. Senate bill 1384 would create a municipal court in Bridgeport and house bill 638 would amend Derby city charter regarding police department and city official compensation.
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Hartford
Trumbull
Senate
Bridgeport
House
Derby
Washington Preparing to Meet Lindbergh
On board the U S Cruiser Memphis the United States government readies formal greetings for Captain Charles A Lindbergh returning from his Paris flight. Navy strategists coordinate with destroyers, photographers, and officials while Lindbergh plans his upcoming receptions in Washington New York and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hileman
International News Service
U. 8
Memphis
INS
United States
Charles Aa. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Navy Department
Los Angles
Washington
Hampton Roads
Richard R. Bethe
Lindbergh
Blythe
Cape Henry
Washington Navy Yard
Evangeline Lindbergh
Labrador
Hin
America
Europe
St. Louis
Gaines
Wash'ngeton
Two Dead and Thirty Hurt in Fifth Avenue Bus Crash
A Fifth Avenue bus crash at Fifth Avenue and 65th Street left two men dead, one dying, and about 31 injured as brakes failed and the vehicle struck a touring car, toppled against the Central Park wall. Victims include Clyde Bowen of Billings Montana and Matthews M. Alumphy of New York. Drivers Brennon and States were charged with homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
65Th Street
Central Park Wall
Clyde Bowen
Billings
Montana
Matthews M. Alumphy
James Brennan
Robert States
Portuguese Flier Overdue After Atlantic Flight
Rio de Janeiro June 9 reports Major Sarmiento Beires, famed Portuguese aviator who crossed the Atlantic, is overdue after continuing a flight along the Brazilian coast and has not reached Cayenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Sarmento Beires
Brazilian
Cayenne
Hearst Hails Return Flight Bid From Flyers
Berlin reports Clarence A. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine have not decided on William Randolph Hearst’s offer of 100000 for a nonstop return flight to New York in the Bellanca plane. They will consult their wives, due next week, before committing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Clarence A. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
William Randolph Hearst
Atlantic
New York
Levine
Chamberlin
Germany
Europe
America
Lindbergh Welcome Draws 150000 Visitors and Fanfare
Washington prepares for a record crowd to greet Charles A. Lindbergh with flivver caravans and rail shipments boosting transport demand. Officials expect about 140000 to 150000 visitors at the national homecoming, with shaded plans for a Sunday reception and honors including the Spirit of St Louis cross of honor, amid widespread invitations and city-wide arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Levine
Lindbergh
Presidential Dock
U.S. S. Memphis
Coolidge
Wweh
Missistoni
United States Max Association
Charles Evans Hughes
Lindbergh Welcome Prompts City Police Deployment
New York announces 7000 to 8000 policemen will be assigned to Lindberghs return parade the largest force for any demonstration. Officers will detach from duties to line the march route while police boats will meet Lindbergh and escort the reception boat up the bay. Police hospitals with telephones and surgeons will be set along the march route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Warren
Lindbergh
Washington
Battery
Rand
Aerial Heroes Plan Vienna Rome and Budapest Trip
A group of travelers sets out on a May journey visiting Vienna first then Rome and Budapest before returning home. Their itinerary includes sightseeing and planned stops across major European cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Vienna
Berlin Fetes For Transatlantic Flyers Chamberlin Levine
Berlin greets American airmen Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine with breakfast hosted by Foreign Minister Stresemann. The explorers plan a European tour in the Bellanca Columb ia, visiting Vienna Munich and London. They may receive honorary Berlin citizenship and a star of honors as officials arrange official receptions and tours of Lufthansa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. DD. Torischus
International News Service
Stafi
Berlin
Gustave Stresemann
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
United States
Levine
Col Wwinbia
Chamberlin
Europe
Vienna
Chamberin
Munich
Budapest
Columbia
Counci
Washington
America
New York
London
Aero Club
City Hall
Boch
Lufthansa
Germany
Overheated Stove Believed To Have Caused Fire
Fire damaged a home at Lines Hill street this afternoon, likely from an overheated stove. Peter Jrukie wicz lives on the second floor while the first is unoccupied. Firemen arrived, fought flames under the floor and between partitions, laid two hoses, and had the blaze under control by about 2 PM after a 1:95 PM alarm from Box 71 Prospect and Lines Hill.
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Peter Jrukiewicz
Lines Hill Street
Peter
Prospect
Lines Hill Streets
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Federal Penitentiary Hospital
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