Lindbergh Reception Sparks Washington New York Controversy
Washington and New York debate which city will host Charles Lindbergh first as President Coolidge seeks an early meeting. The Coolidge committee presses for a direct invitation to Lindbergh, challenging established precedent and prompting tension over where the famed aviator will be welcomed.
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Rilgauleien International News Service
New York
Eityv
Washington
Cappesin Charles
Lindbergh
Mathie
Lindbergu
South Dakota
York
Coolidge
Kington
Lindberth
James J. Walker
Grover Alen
Quayers Commintes
Lindbergh reception plans stir New York officials
The cabinet weighs changing plans to welcome Charles Lindbergh in Washington rather than New York. Officials in New York race to finalize a gala reception with potential half holiday for thousands of government clerks as discussions center on where the famed flier should land and how he should be honored.
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New York
Lindbergh
Whalenheen
He Army Oy
State Department
Taras
Paris
Washington
Cherbourg
York
Remmiler
Memphis
Charbourg
Betto Washington
Diamen
Coolidge
South Dakota
Black Hills
Waite House
Laen
Seventh Ward winning classes celebrate school party
Readable segments show Se venth Ward classes tied for top in a paper drive at Mahoning school. Four groups earned parties. SA-1 hosted a noon picnic with teachers as guests and gifts presented. Other groups held afternoon celebrations with games and refreshments. A $35 library fund raise from old paper sales noted.
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Mabord
SA-1
Margaret MacQueen
Maude Wetmore
Geneva Flemming
Minnis Croxall
Beulah Kemm
Gold Seal Buick Guarantee Promises Confidence in Used Cars
The Gold Seal guarantee matches the Buick factory warranty and is backed by the same service offered on new cars. Gold Seal Buicks remove doubt from used car buying and are priced as low as ordinary used cars without guarantee.
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Buick
G.M.A.C
Youngstown visit and homecomings featured in Swenth ward
Miss Hennahagan of Youngstown spent the weekend at her Madison avenue home. Mrs J H Turner of West Gray on strevel returned to Slippery Neck State Normal school Tuesday morning after a week at her home. Mrs L R Davidson of Fifth street has returned home after visiting Youngstown.
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Swenth Ward Personls
Hennahagan
Youngstown
Madison Avenue
J. H. Turner
West Gray
Strevel
Slippery Neck State Normal School
L. R. Davidson
Princeton Christian W H B meeting at Mrs Shaffer home
The Princeton Presbyterian church group held its regular business meeting at the home of Mrs McKinley Shaffer with Miss Rosa belle Shaffer as host. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assisted by Lula Gibson Alice Wardley Mrs Lafe Shaffer and Mrs Drake. Attendees included Lucie Shaffer Evelyn Maitert Louise Hines Alley Wardley Mary Welsz Nellie White Helen Farrell Mildred Merahiner Elizabeth Turner Maricla Cross Martha Wise.
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Christian Whdeaver Enciety
Princeton Presbyterian Church
McKinley Shaffer
Rosabelle Shaffer
Hostean
Lula, Gibson
Alice Wardley
Lafe Shaffer
Drake
Lucie Shaffer
Evelyn Maitert
Louise Hines
Alley Wardley
Mary Welsz
Nellie White
Helen Farrell
Mildred Merahiner
Rizabeth Turner
Maricla Cross
Martha Wise
Two Children Die After Gasoline Showering Accident
In Shamokin Pennsylvania two young brothers, John six and Walter three Futehko, were severely burned when a can of gasoline was accidentally thrown from a door by their father Andrew Putshito while he repaired a carburetor leaving their holiday outfits and plans to visit. The blaze engulfed them as they ran toward a rear garage and were rushed to Shamokin hospital.
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Shamokin
John
Walter Futehko
Chisd
Shamoking Hospital
Andrew Putshito
Detailed Buddy Poppy Fund Report Promised After Sale Success
The Veterans of Foreign Wars report a successful poppy sale held last Saturday with help from Senior and Junior high school students and school principals. Contributions will fund relief for ex service members and families, with a financial statement every three months, and the fund aims to grow as a perpetual humanitarian effort. Donations may be sent to John Elder Jr or Mayor William H Dunlap, or to Mary J McBride Past No 622 Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Yale
Buddy Pop- Spieg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George 8. Thompson
Janiorigh
Tweo
Wl, Orch
Burton
Parsons
1. I. Seavy
William HH. Lun
Nolses
Ientirely
John Elder, Jr
William H. Dunlap
J. McBride
Veterans of of the i
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Detroit, Mich
Mrs. R. Vatter
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Hermon Hayes
Mansillon
J. M. Bevan
West Clayton Street
Elizabeth Walters
Tangater
Ruth and Son Rogers
Warren
Thomas Masters
Elwyn Bevan
Weirton
W. Va
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Clarence Smith
Roscompuon
Mich
H. G. Coates
Liberty Street
Mithaning
W. F. McClurg
New Castle Hospital
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Ses
Dave Paterson
Mt. Ja 4
Patterson
Arthur Patter SU
Marie Shaffer
Leona Eckert
Esther McConnell
Tule Gibson
Moassrs
Jesse Shaffer
Walter Lapinsky
Paul Gregory
Wallos Shaffer
George Jalvis
Tom Wardley
John Wardley
Jamey Stickle
Walter Hunt
Everett Shaffer
Edward Holzhouver
Charles Drake
Jac Shaffer
Nearman Book
Batty
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Late Shaffer
Ross Shaffer
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