Non-Stop World Flight Plans Face Massive Funding Challenge
Washington reports aviation authorities caution that a non-stop world flight requires 250000 to 500000 dollars in backing. Frederick Neely of the National Aeronautics Association notes months of prep and in-air refueling would be essential for any successful attempt, with several projects already postponed or abandoned.
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Neal International News Service
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National Aeronautics Association
Philadelphia Officers Nab Holdup Man
Philadelphia police said they hoped to learn today how information on Hyder shipments from Federal warehouses here had been obtained after arresting James Dolan in connection with the holdup.
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Phijiladelphia
James Dolan
Store Robbery Follows Liquor Delivery, Suspect Wounded
David Miller, store manager, says the shop has been robbed after every liquor delivery. A pistol battle left one assailant wounded and a trail of evidence points to a robber named Mel. Police say the incident was part of a pattern and investigators pursue the attacker.
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Papge Say Ee
David Miller
Police Report Of Local Auto Accidents And Damages
Multiple local motorists report collisions and vehicle damage on Sut ton, West Washington, North Liberty and West Long streets. William Augustine, D J Hannon, J O Lord and others describe fender benders, noting failing signals and curb backing. Also mentions a 1928 imperial cherry garden party coat decision.
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Willoughsby
John G. Fisher
Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
Wabash Avenue
Smith-Botham Company
Fisher
Kirk DiLorenzo
Friendship Street
Wilder & Conover
East Washington Street
James Coen
Dan Bartos
Miller Avenue
Moravia Street
West Long Avenue
Pennsylvania
Bartos
Flint Daily Journal
Polish Republic anniversary party departs for Paris bound voyage
A large group of Americans of Polish descent sails from Havre aboard the 3 5 Paris for Havre tonight to mark the tenth anniversary of the Republic of Poland and to attend the world exposition in Posen. The travelers include Basil Mazurkiewicz of Lawrence Savings A Trust and numerous friends and relatives.
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Poland
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Foreign Travel Department
Lawrence Savings A Trust
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New Yorkn Company
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Manurkiewicz
Marshall Budzowsky
Marshall Budzewsky
Frank Zbigin
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Cztsiewa
Anna Siwsra
Mary Kwiatkowsky
Sophua Skaipe
Wiktoria Kulige
Mary Cichon
Eva Wei
Tin Pan Alley Has Gone To Hollywood Says Berlin
In Paris Irving Berlin declares Tin Pan Alley a business like sausage making. He says the public favors sentimental tunes but Hollywood brings new life with talkies and big profits. Berlin notes the path from hardship to caviar reflects the changing music industry.
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Berlin
Williams
Ruth Jan
Jmnez
Sa Lall
Livi
California
Noted Movie Dog Illness Victim
Hollywood mourns Strongheart, the first movie dog star, who died at 13 after a lingering illness at Jane Murfin's home. The German Shepherd gained fame in wartime with the German Red Cross and starred in The Silent Call Brown of the North and White Fang. Survived by mate Lady Jule.
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Scott Township Bond Issue Approved in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 25 approval by the Department of Internal Affairs for a 534,000 bond issue in Scott township Lawrence county to finance the purchase of land and the construction of consolidated grade and elementary schools.
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Department of Deternal Affairs
Scott Township
Lewrence County
Austrian Tourists Plan Mountain Rail to Dachstein
Construction of Up the Dachstein is proposed by the Federal Forest Commissioners. The Dachstein, a 4. mountain on the Upper Austria Salzburg border, rises over 10 000 feet and attracts thousands of American travelers yearly to view its vast ice caves.
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Federal Forest Commissioners
Upper Austria
Salzburg
Dachgrein
Belgium's First Women MP Not Suffragists
Brussels reports the first woman elected to Belgium's Lower Chamber, Madame Lucie Dejardin, a Societ candidate who beat Communist rival Vor Over. She supports measures easing women's burden but not full franchise on equal terms yet. Senate member Madame Spaak opposed woman franchise, while Dejardin is noted as able and engaging in debate.
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Lucie Dejardin
Societs
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Madame Dejardin
Stolen auto found by owner near Emerson and Englewood
A car reported stolen was recovered by the owner Sunday afternoon. The vehicle was located on Englewood Avenue near Pr Emerson Avenue. The only damage was a drained battery, likely from excessive use by the thief.
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Englewood Avenue
Pr . Emerson Avenue
Plan Monument To Emigrants In Spain
A meeting at the port inspector of Emigration discussed a proposed monument to emigrants. A competition will select a design to honor those who left for Spain and America, with a plan for a lasting home for immigrant sons and families.
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Internatingsd News Servier Iigo
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D Saunders
Gali Sty
Gerlach Returned to Mercer County on Fraud Charge
Albert Gerlach arrested Montay on the Wilmington road onWarany issued at Sharon charging him cheating and defrauding a boarding housekeeper. He was turned over to Constable George Morgan of Mercer for Monday afternoon to answer the charge.
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Gerlach
Montay
Wilmington
Wai
Sharon
George Morgan
Mercer
Hope of West Seeks National Open Gall Tournament
Johnny Goodman, a 19 year old orphan from Omaha Kas, emerges as a hopeful star in the Trans Mississippi golf circuit. He vows to chase national open glory as he trains for the next major meet against seasoned players and large crowds, aiming to prove his merit on the wider stage.
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Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Kas
West
Fame Ganthim
American May Seek Pyrenees Treasure Discovery in Spanish Pyrenees urged
Arthur S. Riggs, director of the Washington Archaeological Society, asked the Spanish government on June 25 to authorize excavations in the Pyrenees. He believes hidden remains exist and would yield valuable historical material. He also seeks the creation of an Archaeological Institute in Madrid.
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Barcelona
Spanish Pyrenees
Arthur S. Riggs
Washington Archeological Society
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Riggs
Madrid
Rainfall Dampens Kiddies Pleasure at Cascade Park
Rain fell today at Cascade Park, dampening a children's outing as the event aims to entertain young attendees. The day’s weather disrupted planned activities and affected the mood of families visiting the park for the charity or community event.
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