Lindbergh Heads Home After Europe Visit
Charles A Lindbergh nears departure from Europe as he plans a return to the United States aboard the USS Memphis. He kept late hours at the American embassy and prepared for a farewell at Croydon flying field this afternoon before boarding the Revel Airy Force plane for the hop to Paris. The Spirit of St Louis will be taken aboard the Memphis at Southampton tomorrow morning, with embassy officials arranging passage.
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William P. Carney
Starr Corrasponrenc Ndon
Une
Ikemenis Patil
Croydon
Charles A. Landbergh
Europe
Lindbergh
Craydon Flying Field
Farwal
Paris
Memphis
St. Lois
Southampton
Heiress Dies in Fateful Murder Mystery Case
Miss Liggit Worden the 7 year old heiress and central figure in a famed murder mystery in Mississippi died at her home in Fal e River. The case tied to the death of her father Andrew J. Borden and his wife, long prominent citizens, who were found slain in August amid a bizarre sequence of events. The child remained last linked to testimony and a historic trial, though no direct motive or resolution had been established before her death.
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Liggit Worden
Hetresh
Andrew J. Borden
Vanderlis
Scranton
Klarg
Hotel Ani
Mano
Aida
Six Appeals Up To Zoning Board
Business for the consideration of the Board of Zoning Appeals is on the rise with six appeals scheduled at the regular monthly meeting next Tuesday June 7 at 8 o'clock in the City Council Chamber. Aurel Ferdu of 14 Arlington Avenue seeks to build a dwelling up to the property line in a residential district after a city engineer denied the permit. CP McBire of 1233 East Washington seeks a certificate of occupancy for an auto repair shop in a rear building not allowed in a local business district. Thomas Scott of 909 Warribon Street appeals a denial to erect a dwelling at the rear facing an alley, contrary to building regulations. M F Gosnell of 97 Butler Avenue was refused permission to build a thirty by fifty foot structure for furnace storage. Continued on Page Two.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Aurel Ferdu
Arlington Avenue
City Ensineer
Cp, McBire
East Washington Rect
McElroy
M. F. Gosnell
Butler Avenue
Ty Onginger
United States Prepares Swift Action in Chinese Crisis
The United States plans swift action if China crisis worsens while stressing neutrality. American forces will protect citizens, evacuate the Peking legation if needed, and move Americans from North China to Tientsin as marines deploy only for protection amid anti foreign attacks in Nanking and Yangtse valley.
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United States
Mauritz A. Hallgren
Gorrespendort
Washington
China
Peking
London
Tokyo
Heilng
Tientsin
Shanghai
Legation
Caln
North China
Yes
Nanking
Yangtse Valley
Cathedral Pipe Organ Arrives for Scotrisa Rite Cathedral
Boxes of organ parts have arrived for the Scotrisa Rite Cathedral. Installation is expected soon on a mammoth instrument donated by the late George Greer who funded much of the music project.
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Scotrisa Rite
United States
George Greer
Man Killed on Railroad Tracks Near Edenburg
Coroner J. F. Caldwell was notified this morning that a man died on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Edenburg and the body was taken to the Cunningham morgue in Lowellville. The man, found on the tracks in working clothes with no identifying papers, had a crushed head. Caldwell conducts the inquiry.
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J. F. Caldwell
Pennsylvania
Edenburg
Cunningham
Lowellville
Caldwell
Grant Permit To Remodel St. Cloud
Municipal building authorities granted a permit to Smith and Bauman to remodel the four story St. Cloud building. The remodeling is estimated to cost $45,000.
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St. Cloud
Smith & Bauman
Prevent Girl's Leap From Bridge in Frosty Morning
Pittsburgh June 2 Misa Betty Millar 24 was held for observation after attempting to leap from a bridge into the Allegheny River Two men stopped her before she could reach the water She refused to discuss the incident with police Weather officials note light frost caused no harm to crops or people in the area per W H Elliott Slippery Rock RD 4 No 4.
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Iinternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Misa
Betty Millar
Ellewine
Allegheny River
Jean
W. H. Elliott
Slippery Rock
R. D. No
Urges Air Mail Greetings For Capt Lindbergh
Washington June 2 The American people were urged to send air mail greetings to Captain Charles Lindbergh upon his arrival in Washington The Postmaster General said it would be fitting since Lindbergh is an air mail pioneer and letters should be addressed care of the Postmaster General in Washington for delivery
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Air Mail
Capt. Lindbergh
International News Service
Washington
New
Charley A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Plage
New Flood Crest Reported From Mississippi River Rise
International News Service reports a second Mississippi crest has reached Amenia Arkansas. The surge threatens lower river levees near Baton Rouge and New Orleans, delaying crop rehabilitation. Bayou Black salvation came from damming the Intra Coastal canal with cypress log barriers, yet widespread flooding worsens prospects for remaining crops.
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International Newa Service
New Orleans
Louisiana
Amenia
Ark
Baton Rouge
China protests landing of troops at Tsingtao
Peking notes Japan to recall 2000 troops landed at Tsingtao. Wellington Kno, acting foreign minister, calls the move an infringement of Chinese sovereignty and treaty rights. China warned it would not be responsible for misunderstandings unless troops are withdrawn.
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International News Service
Peking
Japan
Tsingtao
Tokio
Wellington Kno
China
Aviators Eager For Flight To Honolulu
San Francisco June 2 In a bold push for early trans Pacific flight four pilots prepared to depart as soon as their planes are ready. They aim to race coast to Hawaii skipping the August start for a $24000 James Dole contest and seek additional prizes to spur an early attempt. Porter Adams, head of the National Aeronautical Association, urged focus on the immediate possibility of a Pacific crossing while noting the race proposals remain unsettled.
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Thomas R. Curran
Porter Adams
National Aeronautical Association
Edward Balph Returns From India After Seven Years
Edward Balph, United Presbyterian missionary engineer, returns to his Park Avenue home after a seven year term in Rawalpindi India. He describes India as quieter than China and recalls his work building at 15 mission stations. Balph and his wife, Florence Tomaseck Balph, spent furlough with his mother Mrs D F Balph. she previously worked in India.
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China
Edward 2. Balph
United Presbyterian Church
Rawalpindi
Balpit
Standard Steel Car Company
United Presbyterian Mission
Ralph
D. F. Balph
Park Avenue
Balph
Cleveland
Ghia
Florence Tomaseck
Ganda
Five Now Dead From Rioting in Tampa Jail Clash
Rioting near the Hillsborough County jail in Tampa left five dead and several wounded as mobs tried to seize a detainee. National Guard troops remained on duty, a curfew tightened, and authorities prepared for further arrests before a grand jury convenes next Monday.
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International News Service
Tampa
Fla
L.ff
J. Ets
Tronn
Levius
Tampana
Shariff Et
Ederle Urges Lindbergh Fame Capitalized Quietly
Gertrude Ederle says Charles Lindbergh should capitalize his fame discreetly and promptly to aid humanity through aviation. She, once a national idol after crossing the English Channel, continues vaudeville to earn money and notes her own earnings and costs after agents and staff are paid.
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Gertrude Ederle
Lindbergh
James l
Knavallen International News Service
Braft
VNEW
York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wer
Fume
Trudy
Haute
Canadian Liquor Stores Open Amid Ontario Permit Rush
Windsor Ont June 2 Officials report a liquor rush as Ontario’s new permit regime clears the way for home consumption in government stores. Crowds line up banked shelves with wines and spirits while tourists await permits. Local residents and border crossers scramble for access as stores open and demand surges.
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International News Service
Windsor
Ont
Heer
Ontario
Notable Escort Will Accompany Flier To Capital
Washington prepares for a gala on Pennsylvania Avenue as Captain Charles Lindbergh travels up the Potomac River in a celebrated escort. The procession marks a historic welcome by national figures and crowds ahead of the international event.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Potomac River
Arrival of Captain Tindbergh in Washington on June 11
At noon on June 12 in Gton the Memphis cruiser commander informed the Postmaster General and cabinet members about Captain Charles A. Tindbergh arriving in Washington on Saturday June 11 as part of the celebration plans.
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GTON
Fane 2
Charles A. Tindbergh
Washington
Noo
Memphis Rodar
Xven
Private citizen honored by grand Washington reception
An American guest will receive a vast, ceremonial welcome in Washington as Memphis leads a flotilla of dirigibles, aircraft, and river craft along a river route past Virginia capes and Mount Vernon, following famous fleet review traditions.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Army
Navy
Memphis
Toda
Virginia Capes
Mount Vernon
Irate Wife Hurls Acid In Face Of Another Woman
Philadelphia June 2 A quarrel in German Town left Charlotte Halden 44 badly burned by sulfuric acid. She received care at German Town hospital and remains in serious condition. Mrs Jennie Stanstreet 43 was treated for burns on her leg and arrested on assault and battery charges. Edgar Strawstreet husband of Stanstreet was arrested as a material witness.
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Clvternariatalens
Philadelphia
Irue
Germantowa
Charlotte Halden
Ger Man Town Hospital
Jennie Stanstreet
St.utter
Lindell
Edgar Strawstreet
Graduation Time Brings Joy and Hope to Town Undergrads
Arthur Mometer notes students finish exams and endure weeks of cram as Greek roots and study pressures fade. Commencement arrives with mood shifts from past toil to new freedoms. Town events celebrate, skies clear, and the campus exits into a period of revelry and relief.
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