BRITAIN'S AMY JABASON LIONIZED AFTER ENGLAND AUSTRALIA FLIGHT
Amy Jabason, a 22 year old British flier, greeted by Australian authorities after completing a solo England to Australia flight in a record time. She recounts encounters with natives and praises support from locals who aided her across rugged terrain to Port Darwin. She plans to reach Sydney then attempt to beat the record back to England.
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Internacional News Service
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England
Australia
Timor
Acrora
Tipega
Port Derein
Biss Ichnson Reid
Hardy Tad
Wa Reach- Uthe Mission Church
Blige
Johnson
Dert Hinkler
Breidhe
Port Darwin
Govermament Hose
Horse Fitted for Dance at Army Ball in Washington
Hunter, the 19 year old polo pony of the army, is being fitted by Col. Alonzo Fox with burlap ballroom slippers for the annual army ball Monday night in Washington. The horse will be taken to the ballroom in the elevator for the glittering dance floor event.
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Washington
Hunter
Mussolini calls fascisti to fight invaders in Italy
In Milan on May 24 Duce Benito Mussolini urged 325000 blackshirts to mobilize against foreign invaders. He warned Italy must be among the most armed nations, saying the country emerged from Versailles with limited victory and that preparations continue as the world unsettles.
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Fascisti
Universal Service Bueeis
Milan
Italy
Tremterini
Aquare
Tl Duce
Mexican beans market boosts import links in Mexico City
May 41 in Mexico City the consul notes that New Orleans good market for Mexican broadbeans. He will establish contact between prospective importers and Mexican supply sources to facilitate trade.
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Orleans
Mexico City
New Orlenge
Weather observations across Sone Ig Tex and nearby towns
The report lists multiple weather observations including precipitation, wind, and cloud cover across Sone Ig Tex Oklo tama Lonttisng New Marlea and surrounding areas. It notes light to moderate winds varying by location with general conditions described for several towns and times, highlighting forecasts for the day and surrounding regions.
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Tama
Lonttisng
New Marlea
Recognition Sought as AR Workers Seek Union Victory
About 1700 clerks of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Southern Pacific Lines subsidiary Texan and New Orleans Mailroad, seek Supreme Court review to require recognition of their union. Lower courts upheld self organization rights and pay demands, with a 5 cent hourly increase previously granted west of El Paso. If the Supreme Court affirms, Southern Pacific would recognize the clerks’ AFL affiliated union.
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Orleans Mailroad Company
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el Taco
United States Supreme Court
United States District Court For the Southern
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Texay
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Tonston
Brotherhood
Association of
Southern Pacific Lines
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Ines
el Paca
United States Board of Mediation
United States Chreatfitt of Appeals
Cura
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
Southern Pacific Linen
Clerks’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Moody Says Prohibition Poll Not True Reflection
Governor Moody disputes a Literary Digest prohibition poll as a true gauge of public sentiment. He notes Texas results show support for enforcement but calls the poll unrepresentative and cites differing figures and opinions from Dorris Armor of the WCTU as she discusses public attitudes and the impact of prohibition. She plans to address Travia Park Methodist church, following attendance at a Methodist conference.
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Austin
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Lexga
Dll
Texas
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Drys
Dan Moody
Mary Dorris Armor
United States
Armor
Travia Park
Methodist
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Methodist “Church
States push driver licensing as road death toll drops
Universal Kerstco in Washington reports states with full motor vehicle licensing laws are reducing highway fatalities. The traffic safety committee released findings from its May 21 third national conference. Last year streets and highway traffic officials recorded about four thousand road deaths and thirty one hundred vehicle fatalities.
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Universal Kerstco
Washington
D. C
Anil
Brunnette Hair Wins Divorce in Chicago
Mrs. Gladie Oyzrm of 220 East Walton Place was granted an eight divorce from Herbert Cygan, a wealthy clubman of 090 TiMe Shore Drive, by Judge Joseph Goliath. No alimony was requested. Cygan faced misconduct accusations as the case unfolded with disputed testimony and a claimed extramarital incident.
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Chicago
Gladie Oyzrm
Esat Walton Place
Herbert
Cynan
Tike Shore Drive
Joseph Goliath
Superior Court
Cygan
Gygan
Glenda
Mra
Cygen
Saboth
Broahluya
Mike Bilsaberh
Tulsa Hangs Up Census Mark in 1930 Growth
Washington May 24 Tulsa Oklahoma a oil metropolis shows rapid growth in the 1930 census. City population nearly doubles since 1920 rising to 140 531 from 72 078 while Tulsa’s area gains 14 14 percent. Tulsa’s percentage rise outpaces nearby cities, with Texas towns posting large gains as well amid overall regional expansion.
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Associated Fran
Washington, D. C
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Oklahome
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Conaug Bureau
Tulea
Wewoki
Tolse
Tampa
Texaa
London Embassy Secretary Named
Washington reports James Clement Dunn of New York City will become the first secretary of the American embassy in London. The appointment was announced today amid a reshaping of diplomatic posts.
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Washington
James Clement Dunn
New York City
London
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