English aviator hastens ocean flight plans
The Daly Mirror reports C. S. Wynne-Eaton, ex RAF squadron leader, secretly speeds trans Atlantic plans from Ireland to the United States. Wynne-Eaton aims for a solo flight by Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith, with a fuel loaded machine for 3,000 miles. He may depart from the Curragh rather than Baldonnel Airdrome where weather is awaited.
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Associated Press
London
Daly Mirror
C. 5
Wynne- Eaton
Royal Air Force
Ireland
United States
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Wynne-Eyton
Baldonnel
Kingsford-Smith
Curragh
Outing for St. Joseph's Cathedral Group at Wallis Sands
About 110 boys and priests from St. Joseph's Cathedral Manchester enjoyed a Wallis Sands outing today. Rev. Fr. Edward Clark led the group in donated automobiles with lunch served by church women. Assistants included Rev. Thomas W. Cushing and others. Brother C Brendan and Brothers Lawrence, John, William, Leo, and Michael aided. The note mentions the first locomotive built to run along a highway.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
Manchester
Wallis Sands
Edward 4. Clark
St. Joseph's
Father Clark
Thomas W. Cushing
Willam P. Clancey
F. D. Liiney
Joseph Hurley
C. Brendan
St. Joseph’s School
Lawrence
John
William
Leo
Michael
Free Rein for New Chicago Police Commissioner
Chicago June 19 John H A Alcock acting commissioner vows to arrest every gangster and purge crooked officers. He claims a fifth of the police payroll supports racketeers and says the Alfred Lingle murder may unlock gang and police corruption links.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John HA. Alcock
Iron Men
Police
Mingor Thompson
Alcock
Self
The
Herald and Examiner Today
Alfred Lingle
Mears Plans Harbor Grace Flight From Roosevelt Field
John Henry Mears arrives from Detroit after an overhaul and announces a takeoff Friday morning for Harbor Grace Newfoundland in a bid to regain the world speed record. Free Melchoir pilots the ship, aiding the glide from Detroit toward Ireland en route to Valencia.
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John H. Mears
Roosevelt Field
Harbor Grace
N. F
Associated Press
Detrost
John Henry. Mears
Globe
Gloucester schooner Flora L. Oliver crew rescued
The Gloucester fishing schooner Flora L Oliver, with nine crew aboard, was taken aboard the Coast Guard destroyer Wilkes near Georges Banks. Details are scarce and the ship, out of Gloucester, had been missing about four days, with wrecking suspected.
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Gloucester
Mass
Flora L. Oliver
U.S. Coast Guard
Wilkes
Sehdoher
Georges Banks
Charles Williams
New York Recognizes Max Sehmeling World Heavyweight Champion
The New York State Athletic Commission today recognized Max Sehmeling as heavyweight champion of the world by virtue of his victory over Jack Sharkey on February 4 in New York City last week.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Sehmeling
Jack Sharkey
Water Bills in Arrears Warned to Avoid Lien and Fees
Delinquents in arrears on June 1 face immediate disconnection with a $1 service fee, plus another $1 when restored. After fifteen days unpaid bills will be taxed as liens on property. lists of arrears will be treated like unpaid taxes. Commissioners urge payment this week to avoid extra costs.
Byrd Returns to New York After Antarctic Expedition
Admiral Richard E. Byrd arrives in New York at 11:40 am aboard the Macon after two years in Antarctica. A roaring welcome from harbor craft and a cheering crowd follows as Byrd, greeted by family and officials, reflects on the expedition and a remaining debt before future exploration.
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Richard B. Byrd
New York
Antarctic
South Pole
Byrd
Pole
Lieut
Berndt Baichen
Ashley G. McKinley
Harold June
Associated Press
Bear aAdmiral
Richard EB. Byrd
Lower Manhattan
White
Antarcticia
Harper
Macon
New
Lindbergh
Paris
Governor's Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Battery Place
Tower Broadway
Admiral Byrd
Park City
Nome
South America
Antartica
48th death in Sterner crash reported in Boston
Mrs Harold A Butson of Salem dies at Carney Hospital from injuries in the Fairfax Pinthis disaster raising the total fatalities to 48. The Associated Press reports the death as part of ongoing coverage of the crash and its aftermath in Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Harold A. Butson
Salem
Carney Hospital
Lost English Lettered Dog Seeks Return Reward
A lost black and white English letter dog about six years old with a collar but no name on the license plate. Reward offered. Notify Herald office.
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Kingsford- Smith
Montgomery-Ward & Co
Congress St
Portsmouth, N. H
Portsmouth Fish and Lobster CO
Walker’s Wharf
Colonial
Billy Dooly
Oye Goofy Gos
Piscataqua Savings Bank
Tonite ‘Burke
Peirce ‘Hall
Don’s . Inn
Olympia
Puttin
Ritz
Harry Richman
Colonies Theatre Today
Bert Wheeler
Bob Wooesey
the Cuckoos
Tts
Stark
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