President’s press conference raises self government questions
The article reviews a White House press conference where the President faced questions about self government for the District of Columbia. It notes the tense dynamic with correspondents, humor attempts, and past incidents including a lengthy beach debate and French debt discussions, suggesting a deliberate tactic in addressing probing inquiries.
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Lima and Ruth Elder Arrive at Funchal Madeiran Port
The steamship Lima reached Funchal Madeira Island with Ruth Elder and co pilot George Haldeman aboard on the morning voyage from Porcoal. Elder expressed fatigue but eager to fly again, while journalists who voyaged in small boats to the Azores returned with reports. The Lima then proceeded toward Lisbon with Elder’s next undisclosed stop anticipated in Boston.
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Lindbergh Ends Long U S Tour With Spirit of St Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh returns to Mitchell Field after a 24 350 mile cross country flight in the Spirit of St Louis. He greets reporters with a smile and says he has earned the right to drop out of the public view for a while. He plans a rest and a visit to Michigan then a meeting in St Louis with Barry Guggenheim and the Guggenheim fund to discuss aeronautics promotion.
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Dawn's SOS flight lands safely after fog and engine trouble
Old Orchard Me Oct 24 The Gtereon plane Dawn, torpedoing over Europe, returned to land due to a defective motor and fog. Pilot Wilmer Stultz, with only one and a half engines, made a careful landing around 4 PM at Old Orchard. Navigator Brice Goldsborough described the near disaster and the crew's persistence.
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General Joseph T. Dickman Dies of Heart Trouble
Washington October 1 Major General Joseph Theodore Dickman organizer and commander of the Third American Army in World War I died Sunday after a heart attack at his home He was 70. His death ends a long career in the service and public life.
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Annual Wearminster Kennel Show Set for Madison Square Garden
The 1928 Wearminster Kennel Show, America's premier canine exhibition, will be held at Madison Square Garden on February 14 and 15.
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