The Great Atlantic Flight and World News Reflections
A mixed, dated recap touches on Charles Lindbergh’s spirit of travel and American optimism, noting a hypothetical first trip abroad and the buzz around transatlantic flight. It references Canadian travel and tourism, Metropolitan Life insurance health data, and a Berlin scientist on physiology and life.
Weather Forecast Fragments From a Marginal Note
Fragmented OCR text describes variable conditions with mentions of night and Sunday clouds, showers, and thunder showers. It references winds and temperatures loosely tied to a period including Saturday night and Sunday, with unclear city or region names and inconsistent spellings. The readable content is largely garbled.
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Lindbergh lands at Cherbourg after transatlantic flight
Captain Charles A Lindbergh, greeted by cheering crowds in Cherbourg and the crowd-filled harbor, ends his historic Atlantic crossing aboard the Spirit of St Louis. He receives ovations as guards and officials escort him from the airfield to celebrations marking the milestone flight from New York to Paris.
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Charley A. Lindbergh
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New York
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Transatlantic Flight Opens From New York Front
A mysterious transatlantic flight began in New York as Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine prepared to fly the Belanca monoplane the Colombia Aircraft Corp for a voyage to an unnamed European destination. Spectators watched as Levine joined Chamberlin in the cockpit amid anxious scenes at Garden City hotel.
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Columbia
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Theorld
Charles A. Loyine
Colombia Aircraft Corporation
Devlin
Charles A. Lumsleigh
Paris
Chamberlin
Levine
Garden City
Weide Chamberlin
Ore
Fred Surel
Mel Levine
Don of Chanderlin
John Drew in Grave Condition After Illness
John Drew, 78, actor, remains in grave condition with little change. He arrived in San Francisco and is under treatment for heart disease related to arthritis, with doctors noting no improvement and concerns about possible relapse.
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John Drew
Ban Francisco
Cal
Vetor
Arthitis
Drew
Portland
Air Mail Plane Delayed by Fog in Oplumwa Toawa
An air mail flight piloted by Tol Tolmael in a Chiengo toward Dallas faced a fog delay near Retknap. The aircraft was held up by dense fog and high winds before resuming its journey to Dallas, with no injuries reported.
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Oplumwa
Towa
Grant Divorce Granted to Suzanne Crawford in Texas Case
Suzanne Crawford was granted a divorce from I J Dodge in the Ninety-third District Court by Judge R W B Terrell. The action, filed on blank, cited harsh and cruel treatment and the decree restored Suzanne's name as Suzanne M Crawford. The couple married August 6 1893 and separated April 2 1927. defense earlier faced a trial in Ninety-fourth District Court and was acquitted in 1925 after a lengthy trial before a grand jury.
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Suzanne Crawfirl-Dinige
University of Texas Ened
Niashand
Charles M. Crawford
R. W. B. Terrell
I. J. Thedge
Third District
Lev- Fell
Suzanne M. Crawford
Mya
Dodge
Verret
I Plaingitt
Macy
University of Texas
Crowial
Bellanca Carries Ninety Letters From Rooshvale
Although Chamtoelhy and Tay vine discanmt every pnt of indiccessary weight, the plane hid letters tucked away for recipients in Europe. A Texas bank in Clovis was robbed, and local officers watched roasts nearby to thwart the thieves near Friona, about forty miles east.
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Rooshvale
N.Y. Sule
Chamtoelhy
Tayvine
Columbia
Tirope
Texas
Clovis
Jung
Prion Siate
Friona
Tex
Here
Chamberlin Has Good Chance, Says Commander Byrd
Commander Byrd says Chamberlin has an excellent chance to reach his goal and compares him to Lindbergh. Byrd notes Chamberlin is an excellent flier and capable of matching past aviation milestones.
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Chamberlin
Commander Byrd
Veg Field
Stae ¥vi
Polanis
Hukker
Atserica
Lindbergh
General Butler Lands Along the Coast Aiming for Peking
Bil Gen Landley D Butler in command of American marines in China landed at Tangwu from Shanghai and proceeded to Peking. His staff officers stopped at Tientsin to arrange accommodations for the Marines expected to arrive there.
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General Butler
Peking
Tipnssin
China
Landley D. Butler
Tangwu
Shanghai
Lientsin
Morre
Probe Inquiries Into Coma Injuries To Ross Mitchell
Police and hospital authorities investigated Saturday the source of injuries leaving Ross Mitchell of 1802 West Agarita Avenue in an unconscious state since Friday at Robert E. Green Hospital. He sustained head and neck injuries after an emergency call.
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Ross Mitchell
West Agarita Avenue
Grenn Hospital
Mitchell
Bus Fire Affects Public Service Bus Damaged in California Run
A public service bus caught fire while being washed with solvent at San Pedro yards. The incident caused about $10 in damage and involved motor equipment bound for California for the summer trip. Mp and Mix, Chay Drinker recently left.
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MOTOR
California
Mix
Chay
Review of Uncle Sam fleet at Virginia Capes by President Coolidge
Ninety six ships of the United States fleet lay at anchor near Hampton Roads awaiting a review by President Coolidge. The event marks the first full presidential fleet review since World War era, with vast crowds in attendance and a display from battleships to destroyers along the coast between Point Comfort and Newport News.
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eepes—Heart
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Coolidge
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Seattle
Unifornis Ward
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Newport Nova
Charé View
Lindbergh predicts Chamberlain will make it
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh predicts Chamberlin will reach the mission, asserting he has a good chance and will make it, after the International News Service confirmed the start of the journey. The report comes from Cherbourg with reflections on the transoceanic effort.
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Cherboerg
Dune
Charles A. Titcbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
M. Transoroanting
Lindbergh
U S Air Mail Stamp to Honor Lindbergh
Postmaster announces a special ten cent air mail stamp honoring Charles A Lindbergh for his 1927 solo flight from New York to Paris. The issue commemorates the service's famed pilot and is part of a broader celebration by the U S Postal Service.
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Paris
Lindbergh
U.S. Air Mail
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Navy
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New Announcad
Slayer of 2 Sought in Attack Case
In Jackson Mississippi on June 4 authorities seek the slayer in the case of a double attack. A 1 year old University of Mississippi student died and another victim was wounded. Police describe a brave line of inquiry.
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Tackson
Sv Reese
Martha Heese
University of Mississippi
Death claims film star Robert M'Kin
Robert Mekin a 50 year old film actor died early today after a illness. he had acted in several notable films and was believed to have been hospitalized recently in Los Angeles.
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Robert M’kim
Los Angeles
Robert Mekin
Goal of Flight Home Undergoes Legal Action
A New York carrier and coast guard officials discussed the BelmEn flight plan with plans to return home if conditions allowed. The Bellanca was expected to fly toward Rome but could head to Berlin or France if needed. Weather and iceberg dangers near the Grand Banks influenced landing choices.
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Washington
Herailion Fish Jr
New York
Tel Coqters
Charles A. Levine
Coast Guard
Fish
New York-Rome
Berlin
England
France
Grand Banks
Rome
Bellanca
British Isles
Gerous
Guid
Billard
Yampa
International Sea Patrol
Belluner
Tampa
Dity
Capeace
Newfoudland
Grand Bank
Levine Made His Will Friends Say
Friends say Charles A Loving billionaire director of Cox Columbia Aircraft Corp made his will a few weeks ago and planned to accompany Clarence Chamberlin on his flight. The report notes Loving’s decision followed by comments from associates in Velon New York.
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Kunvoevetvelon
N.Y
Charles A. Loving
Cox Limbia
Aircraft Corperation
Clarence Chamberlin
Simpela
Ein Ceiends
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