Lindberghs Next Day Question and Ocean Flight Plans
Arthur Brisbane discusses Charles Lindbergh planning a joint flight to Asia with his wife, the risks of long ocean crossings, and a warning about the strain of frequent work. The piece also notes political chatter about Coolidge and Hoover, plus a Canadian science aside on salmon heredity and future human knowledge.
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Heads of Defunct Texas Bank Guilty U S High Court to Settle Mexican School Row
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Friday granted a substantial order to appeal to the U S Supreme Court in a long segregations case over Mexican school facilities in Del Rio. Originating in 1930, the case arose when Del Rio school authorities built a Mexican student wing after a building program and the Mexican Consul and attorney Gonzales sought an injunction. The injunction was reversed on appeal and the construction challenged. the Texas Supreme Court declined to act for lack of jurisdiction.
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Radio firm purchase ties to bankruptcy
Clarence H. Mackay, president of Mackay Radio and Telegraph, to organize Kolster Radio Inc after Orange Securities buys Kolster assets. Mackay says Orange will gain controlling interest in Kolster assets as receivership ends. Firm reorganizations signal complex bankruptcy proceedings.
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Capone Indicted on Tax Charges in Chicago
Capone, the Chicago gangster known as a near-faced tender, was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax violations. The government contends Capone owed tax on gross income of roughly 1,036,651 over several years, based on an IRS probe.
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Weather Forecast Fragment Shows Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Readable segments indicate a mixed forecast with partly cloudy skies and chances of showers in some areas. Temperatures around 18 degrees expected, with higher readings possible in southern districts. Thunder potential noted in isolated pockets amid unsettled winds.
Drill Pipe Deaths After Well Blast Near Quincy
A 160-pound drilling pipe was hurled from a well after dynamite was detonated by a well crewman. The pipe destroyed a building and crushed a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Bozarth. Mrs. Bozarth died, while her husband, a retired farmer, was only slightly hurt.
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Temperatures To Stay Above Seventy In Upcoming Days
Weather expert J H Jarbor of the weather bureau cites a slowly moving low pressure system nearing the area as the cause of extended warmth with temperatures likely to stay above 70. Forecasters predict scattered showers and possible heat, with average summer lows around 70 to 74 degrees and rainfall in limited sections during the next 84 hours.
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John D Jr Gift to Baptists Worth 400000
John D Jr Rockefeller Jr announced a $400000 donation to the Northern Baptist Convention. Delegates consider how the gift should be applied to the current operating budget amid financial challenges. The notice arrived by telegram to a convention officer during sessions.
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1931 Wheat Crop Marketing Denied
Fort Worth dispatch reports from Chicago and Washington that no new crop wheat has been marketed at terminal markets to date. No sales of new crop wheat below floor prices have been recorded across the Oklahoma grain belt according to considerable evidence.
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Second Kidnaping Trial Date Is Set
COMSILAN UPR attorney here announces that James Nash among five indicted for the Tobert Cerf kidnapping will face trial in the district court here Monday June 15. Currie Caldwell, the only defendant to date tried on the charge, was sentenced to 12 years in the penitentiary. Wesns, Sune o-
Chicago Democrats Endorse Hamilton Lewis for Presidency
Chicago Democratic leaders voted to endorse United States Senator Hamilton Lewis for the presidential nomination next year. The party meeting was held last night amid calls for strong party unity and a clear path to victory in the upcoming campaign.
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Natal Welcomes Moored Vessel Amid Naval Visit
Brill sails into Natal harbor after a long transatlantic flight from Altenrhein Switzerland via the Cape Verde islands. Commander Christiansen plans several days of stay while his plane is overhauled, with municipal authorities and the crowd greeting the arrival in a cautious welcome.
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Giant Plane Crosses Atlantic Safely
Giant flying boat DON completed a first of the kind nonstop Atlantic crossing from Cape Verde to Pernando Noronha Island. Capt. Friedrich Christiansen planned refueling near Pernambuco and aimed for the Brazilian mainland.
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Submarine Nautilus on Atlantic patrol offshore America
A radiogram from coast guard headquarters reports the submarine Nautilus turning at high speed, 60 miles east of Cape Cod, with 70 miles covered since Provincetown departure. It travels about eight knots, possibly conserving fuel, carrying enough oil for 2500 miles, and expected to arrive in Kondeon by nine. Sir Hubert Wilkins and 16 companions are noted with a toast.
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Exclusive submarine voyage rumor raised by SIR HUBERT WILKINS
A sensational account quotes Commander Wilkins on a covert submarine expedition from the Arctic to Alaska via New York, detailing a heavily armed vessel docked at Finvetown harbor and described as a tightened coil of machinery, with crew actively toiling in its interior as the voyage unfolds.
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Car Crashes Through Wall Injuring Boy in Bed
In Angeles an auto smashed through an east bedroom wall as a car toppled down a steep incline. Thomas Prince and family were preparing for bed when a rumbling and crash occurred. The vehicle ran over 7 year old David Price in bed, breaking his hip area after the wall opening.
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Pope Rejects City Launches Peace Move
In Rome Premier Mussolini offered a limited easing of Catholic constraints, prompting Vatican rejection as negotiations continue. The Vatican judged the move as insufficient while the papal nuncio and Italian officials held talks after a Vatican City editorial denounced Fascist attacks on Catholic institutions. A protest against dissolution of Catholic bodies and church school assaults was filed with the Italian foreign minister, with further discussions expected.
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Pair Blamed in Shortage and Bank Officials on Trial
A federal jury found two Verde National Bank officials, Smehlwood and Dubasoy, guilty on charges of misapplication of funds and falsification related to a $1,283,000 shortage. The case, tied to a January 31 bank collapse, led to further deliberations and a planned sentencing by Federal Judge William Shenpscet, with defense appeals anticipated.
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Want Ads Offer Reward And Local Help Wanted
Reward offered for the return of a tan Dachshund named Yorrell Hills. Classifieds include Chevrolet Sport Coupe sale, doctor with state license to run a local clinic who can speak some Spanish, real estate listings, rent notices, and various items for sale.
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