World fliers to leave Tokio for Seattle shortly
American aviators Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr plan a non stop flight from Tokio to Seattle next week, despite Japanese fortification photos. They faced possible punishment after authorities seized a camera found on arrival and investigations began into the fortifications photographs.
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World Fliers
Tokio
Seattle
Associated Press
Toldio
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Samushiro Beach
Rosa
North Pacific
Asahi Shimbury
Japan
America
Pangborn
Herndon
United States Naval
Hernedon
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Harold Gathy
Wiley Post
Pangborn and
Hakodata
Hokkaido Island
Highways Blocked After Severe Storm Strikes Towns
Associated Press reports a severe late summer storm hit several Massachusetts towns, causing power outages and telephone service disruption between Whitinsville and Douglas. An inch of rain and high winds blocked roads, emergency crews worked to clear routes, and a fire was caused by lightning at Lynn Wood Mills. A church in Northbridge sustained minor damage.
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Mass
Whitinsville
Dauglass
Lynn
North Usbridge
Eighty-Eighth Birthday Observed At Kittery Point Home
Mrs Hurst widow of Capt John Hurst. lifelong Kittery Point resident. She marked her eighty-eighth birthday last Tuesday at her Tenny Hill Road home receiving many remembrances and calls from relatives and friends. In early life she helped at sea with her husband and remains in good health with fair sight and hearing. She stays engaged in household duties and enjoys reading and current events.
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Kittery Point
Tenny Hill Road
Hurst
Caps
John
Lue
Garden Party at Navy Yard Proves Great Success
Nearly 500 guests attended the Garden Party at Portsmouth Navy Yard hosted by Rear Adm. W. C. Watts and Mrs. Watts. The event featured music by the Navy Yard band, booths with candy, soft drinks, and fortune telling, rides on a miniature auto, pony rides, dancing, and a grab bag for children, with Miss Mary Virginia Lagee unable to attend due to a quarantine at the camp.
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Navy Yard
W. C. Watts
Portsmouth Navy Yard
J. Clebourne
Maxwell Ganter
Aways
Merton Roberts
Hotel Wentworth
Mary Virginia Lagee
Boston
Mast Cove
Eliot
Maine
Magee
Wyman
Horse Show Attracts Large Local Attendance
The horse show at Gov. A. T. Fuller's farm in Little Boar's Head will draw a large number of horses and participants from the region. Officials claim it will be the largest show staged in this part of New England and invite the public to attend.
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Gov. A
Tyrannic Deportation Methods Criticized by Wickersham Commission
Washington reports that the Wickersham Commission charged Department of Labor immigration officials with unconstitutional, tyrannic methods in examining about 100,000 supposed aliens yearly. It also condemned deportation rules that harshly affect roughly 15,000 people annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Labor
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
Akron Christening Of Navy Sea Airship Attracts 100000 Crowds
Mrs Hoover will name the Akron as 100000 spectators gather for the Navy christening at Goodyear Zeppelin dock Akron Ohio. The ceremony features pigeons released from the ship and the lifting of the airship with its helium-filled gas cells. Guests include Mrs Ames Earhart Putnam and Mrs Blanche Wilcox Noyes. Speakers: Paul W Litchfield and Rear Admiral William A Moffett.
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U.S
Akron
Ohio
Ioch
Herbert Hoover
Shin
Shin Sight
Hoevex
Charles B. Rosendahl
Lets
Righ
Karl Ernstein
Anginger
Gians
Associated Press
Goodyear-Zeppelin
United States Navy
Navy
Newine AK
Sha
Nave
Mra
Hoover
Union Station
Mletee
Portage Country Club
Akron Municipal Airport
Ames Earhart Putnam
Blanche Wilcox Noyes
Paul W. Litch- Geld
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
William A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Deaths Tied to Bad Liquor in Massachusetts
Medical Examiner reports Jacob E. Clark died of alcoholic poisoning in Methuen as a second local death from this cause this week. The case follows a 15 year old Lawrence youth who died Sunday from the same poisoning, underscoring a regional drink-related tragedy.
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Methuen
Mass
Victor A. Reed
Jacob E. Clark
Chase St
Lawrence
Arson Charge Dismissed Against Mrs. Corkery
A municipal court judge dismissed the arson charge against Mrs Mary Corkery tied to a garage fire near her home on June 27 after a lengthy proceeding before Judge Jeremy Waldr. The case was resolved in the court yesterday.
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Jeremy Waldr
Mary Corkery
Engagement announced at a Newton luncheon
A luncheon announcement reports Mr and Mrs Everett Wihaml Varney of 34 Boyler Terrace Newton Center announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Varney to Edward Walker Marshall of Boston son of Mr and Mrs Pract D Marshall of Portland and York Harbor.
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Wits
Everety Wihaml Varney
Oyler Terrace
Newton Cat
Uent
Eligabeth Varney
Edivers Walker Marshall
Boston
Pract D. Marshall
Purtland
York
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Turkey
Helen Lowell
State St
Adebrates
Christ
Matt
Advent Christian Church
Hanover Street
Hand of Immigration Bureau
Immigration Bureau
Lahor Doak
Mussolinian
Thaly
United States
Liem
Doak
Shen
New Yorke
New York
Juioe
James Regan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Boak
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