Lindbergh honored by Paris crowds after triumphant return
Paris celebrated Charles Lindbergh with spontaneous ovations and impromptu demonstrations as he traveled from the Ambassador Hotel to a banquet. Workers and citizens cheered, pressed closeto him, and General Gourand saluted the hero amid a sea of admirers. Ambassador Herrick proposed Lindbergh chair a sportsmen committee to help ease world tensions.
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Mrs Lindbergh Spurns Movies in New York Paris Flight
The article notes Mrs. Lindbergh’s decision on commercializing her son Charles Lindbergh’s transatlantic flight earnings. It mentions consideration of a motion picture contract and references Mrs. Tinchingh and a high school instructor, with officials noting ongoing production discussions and implied figures. The piece reflects a period focus on aviation celebrity and film ventures.
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New York Plans Greatest Welcome in History
New York prepares an unprecedented welcome for Cant. Chiles Lindhelzh, promising a festive reception that rivals Parisian pageantry. Officials project extraordinary crowds, eager to honor a returning figure amid traditional city celebrations.
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Lindbergh Portrait Notes Strength and Restraint
A Page One profile analyzes Charles Lindberghs face noting the nose as a lung gateways and the jaw and mouth revealing combativeness reserve and self control. It argues his power comes from breath and measured action, calling him modest retiring and unusually calm under pressure.
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Byrd Plans Transatlantic Flight From Roosevelt Field
Commander Byrd, in the monoplane America owned by Trans Oceanic, continues preparations to depart Roosevelt Field for a solo transatlantic flight with Lieut. George C. Norville and Bert Acosta. Whalen says Lindbergh’s Paris flight did not alter their plans and data from such a crossing remains essential.
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French Minister Sees Advance in Plane Periscope
May 24 Universal Service reports War Minister Painiere supported a future plane design featuring a cockpit with a forward periscope. He argued the periscope would improve pilot visibility and reduce frontal resistance, potentially increasing speed and performance as demonstrated by Lindbergh.
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SEC. C APPROVES RAIL EXTENSIONS IN VALLEY
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves railroad extensions linking San Antonio and the Rio Grande Valley. The decision endorses parallel routes for two lines, pledging direct freight connections and greater traffic flow to the Valley, with San Antonio asserting benefit from welded service and expanded tonnage. Fort Worth Chamber officials react as the plan moves toward final routing.
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Tornado Strikes St Joseph Missouri Causes Major Damage
A tornado crossed the Missouri River into St Joseph causing about 150000 dollars in damage. The path was over a mile long and two blocks wide damaging more than thirty businesses. One man was injured and several chimneys trees and windows were ruined near the residence district. Nearby Mr and Mrs Jesse Grinstead are visiting Kerrville.
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Air Units Move After Fort Sam Houston Maneuvers
Air Brigade headquarters at Fort Sam Houston closed on Tuesday and Air Corps units prepared to fly to Washington. Brig. Gen. James B Fechet planned to depart by plane Wednesday morning. The Second Bombardment group left Zuni ngley Field Virginia for home. Third and Fourth brigades arrived at Fort Sam Houston from Laon Springs after a two day march.
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Ship Rescues Pinedo At Sea During Fog
A fog bound sea tale reports Italian aviator D Pinedo missing after a flight toward the Azores. A schooner towing a craft sighted near the Azores with signals, while a ship Oilfield reported radio positions and rough bearings. Authorities near Azores and Horta issued searches as no contact was made by midnight.
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