Radio Airplane and Bloodhounds Hunt Murderer
Unidentified man hunted after he invaded the Reese dairy home near Jackson Mississippi. He killed 19 year old Martha Reese and gravely wounded 24 year old Mrs Reese as two children witnessed the attack. A maid saw a man leaving the scene and a flashlight bearing child reported a bank and a ring. Police review a possible link to a past trouble involving Reese.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
GO. S
Reese
Misa Martha Reese
Mrs. Reese
Eid
Theinghor
Roose
Ship Search Plane to St John for Nungesser Rescue
New York June 4 The Jeanne D Arc Fokker monoplane to aid the Newfoundland search for French fliers Nungesser and Coli will be shipped by boat from New York to St Johns. The takeoff for Bouton North leg was delayed by earth inducter compass adjustments. A second plane with spare parts was prepared for shipment to St Johns.
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Associated Press
New York
Jeanne D'Arc
Newfoundland
Froench
Nungesser
Coll
St. Johns
Talen
Boston
Port Washington
Manhaskett
N. C
Silvia
Red Cross
Bouton
Allteulty
Lindbergh
Paris
Mechanley
Jeanne Duare Sill
F. Sidney Cotton
Cyrus Caldwell
James McPhail
St. John’s
Taxing bootleg profits prompts broader tax cut idea
The Providence Journal notes that with the Supreme Court ruling bootleggers owe income tax on illicit profits, the administration and Congress might agree on further income tax reductions for the general public. The remark frames a potential shift in fiscal policy following the decision.
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Supreme Court
Administration
Congress
Providence Journal
Lindbergh sails Memphis toward Washington after Paris reception
Capt. Lindbergh arrives Cherbourg from Paris aboard the Memphis with two escort planes. He departs Cherbourg tonight for Washington for June 11 receptions, as the Memphis leaves port carrying the celebrated aviator homeward bound.
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Lindbergh
Memphis
Associated Press
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Lessay Airdroms
Here
Ptt
le Bourget Field
Sherbourg
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Snew
Europe
New York
Uindbaigh
Memphia
Serious fire at Congress street shoe shine shop
A fire erupted in the shoe shine parlor of George Seliris on Congress street after a steam cleaning apparatus ignited hats and straw around the ceiling. Flames spread to the parlor and awning, with quick actions by employee Ernest Ross preventing further injury. Seliris suffered burns to the arms and face, treated at Allagon's drug store, while other workers escaped unharmed. Firefighters and chemicals arrived swiftly, and damage extended to the upstairs barber shop.
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Congress Street
George Scliris
Genris
Ernest Ross
George Seliris
Charles Gittakis
William Colling
Spiris Faras
A. Houlapouloug
Ernest Rosa
Mr. Seliris
Ernest Row
Young Ross
Allagon
Eugene B. Eastman
Frank E.amazeen, Jr
E. E. Whitehouse
Shoe Shine
Manchester High selects Portsmouth headmaster as principal
At a Manchester board meeting last evening Wil liam Morrison, headmaster of Portsmouth High School, was elected principal of Manchester High School. Morrison said the offer was unsolicited and he had not reached a decision. He has been in town a short time but is already popular with students and staff, who regret his possible departure.
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Manchester Board of Instruction
Willim
Morrison
Portsmouth High School
Manchester High School
The
Herald Today
Morrigan
Me High School
Manchester
Alfred Gooding Guild Hosts Social at Gray Lodge
Members of the Alfred Gooding Guild from South Parish visited Mr and Mrs Charles W Gray at Gray Lodge Kit tery Friday evening for music dancing and diversions. Guests admired Gray s antique collection while refreshments were served. Guild plans a Shoals picnic Monday June 27 during the Y P C U conference with Cornwall Gray and Valentine Lear representing the group.
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Alfred Gooding Guild
South Parish
Charles W. Gray
Gray Lodge
Kittery
Surprise Passenger Joins Columbia Flight Aboard Bellanca Plane
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine prepared for a trans Atlantic attempt from Roosevelt Field on June 4 to an unnamed European destination. The flight aimed to beat Lindberghs record of 3970 miles and 23 hours 29 minutes as observers watched from Marshfield and Washington.
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Associates Press
Roosevelt Field
Bellancs
Columbi
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircoact Corp
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Leving
Chamberlin
Whelther
Boston
America
Washington
Mamilton Flair, Jr
New York
Coast Guard
Rome
Levine
Garden City
Mra. Wilda Chamberlin
Pilow
Newfoundland
Cirela
Ludbergh
Lindbergh
Columbia
Yindbergh
Army
Navy
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ST. John
U. S
Frank E. Booma
American Legion
Legion
Hall
Freeman’s Block
Shoe Shine Establishment
Ladies’ Quartet
Advent Christian Church
Orthophonic
Hanover Street
BIG Bellanca
William Y. Morrison
Queen City
Walker-Gordon
Guernsey
Portsmouth
Eliot
New Castle
York
Rye
Hampton Beaches
Clarence Chamberlin
Rhea
Plano
Marshfield
Mass
Goast Guandy
Oll Won
Honduray
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Exeter Road
Hampton
Falle
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