Graf Zeppelin lands after storm on Brazil trip
Aboard the Graf Zeppelin en route from Rio de Janeiro to Recife the airship battled a storm over Brazil. After a stop in Recife, the craft landed at Campo Alfonso Rio at 7:27 a.m. local time. The crew faced delays as landing ropes failed to deploy and mixed language aboard the bridge followed.
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Rio de Janeiro
Recife
Brazil
Rio
Capial
de Graf
United States
Teasl
Tequia Air Field
Tite de Janeiro
Infante Alfonso
Glatuca
Sugar as a low-cost calorie source in daily meals
An excerpt promoting sugar as an inexpensive source of calories and a means to balance meals. It notes sugar provides more calories per portion than several other staples, and advises using sugar to improve flavor in vegetables, cereals, and dried fruits. It credits doctors, dietitians, and the Sugar Institute.
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Auger
The
Sugar Institute
Graf Zeppelin lands after equator voyage at Recife
The Graf Zeppelin reaches Recife after a crossing from Rio de Janeiro ending a remarkable equatorial and Atlantic flight. Crowds press to greet the airship as American and European dignitaries aboard salute Dr Eckener and Pilot Hammler. Prince Louis Ferdinand, Ed win Morgan, and Brazilian officials make greetings before departure.\u00a0The article also notes Rice Institute election results with Heuben Albaugh becoming president of the junior class.
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Isaurt Uurston
Eckener
Fritz Hammer
Drueil
Edwin Y. Morgan
Prince Touts Ferdinand
Germany
Dr. Eckener
Equator
Atlantic
Rio
Princ Louis
Los Angeles
Misa Marion Davies
Lincoln Grandson to Be Buried Beside Father
Springfield report states Robert Todd Lincoln Jr. died in Texas and his body will be transported to Arlington National Cemetery to be buried beside his father, Robert Todd Lincoln, son of President Abraham Lincoln, with Mrs. Lincoln’s assent conditioned on honoring the father's grave.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Abraham
Arlingen National Cemetery
Trobert Todd -Lincvin
Abraham Lincoln
Tex
National Lincoln Monument
T. Lincoln
Arlingon
Rumler Service Set for Clarence Rainier Rumler
Clarence Rainier Rumler, 26, native of Liberty, C, and long-time Southwestern Bell employee, died after a private light telephone wire repair accident nine miles from Liberty on Frederickshurn road. Services were held Monday afternoon at Mer. WW. P. Buckner officiating. Survived by widow Erna Lamler of San Antonio, his parents, sisters Gynell Pilgrim Elizabeth Namer and Helen Namer, Clare Druitt, two brothers Gila and Teumler.
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Clarence Rain
Atlonio
Frederickshurn Road
P. Buckner
Liberty
Southwestern Bell
San Antonio
Erna Lamler
Rivole
Gynell Pilgrim
Elizabeth
Uelen Namer
Clare Druitt
Washington, D. C
Gila
Toc Teumler
Virginia
Douglas Fir Mills to Slash Dutout in Northwest
Portland May 20. Col W T Greeley secretary and manager of the West Coast Lumber Men's Association announced that many February quill in the Vandlas fir region of the Treffic Northwest have aural graduation for an extended period.
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Dutout
Portland
Ore
W. T. Greeley
West Caaal Lumber Men's Association
Vandlas Fir
Treffic Northwest
Body of Judge Webb Found Near California Quarry
In Qarland California on May 26, Judge Faward Webb Huge, missing for days after a nervous breakdown, was found dead in an abandoned quarry near his home. He had dressed carefully and wandered from his house during the early morning hours, and his body lay below scrub vegetation about 150 feet down, discovered by two men responding to a reward offered.
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Calif
Faward
Webb Huge
Judge Engs
Pacific Flier Prepares for Atlantic Flight Try
DULLIN Ireland Free State May 26 Captain Kingsford Smith advertised today for an Irish navigator to join his projected trans Atlantic flight. The Hurlander Van Dyck will be assistant pilot and an Englishman J W Striage will serve as wireless operator. Kingsford Smith flew from Valdonnel field yesterday to assemble the team for the Australian crossing from Oakland California.
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Irish Free State
Chores Kingsford Smith
Dutlin
Hurlander
van Dyck
J. W. Striage
Kingsford Smith
Valdonnel Fir Field
Ng. Massenger
Opwato
Oakland
Caiil
Australia
Chamber in Mexico Urges Hoover Veto on Immigration Bill
The Mexicali City American chamber of commerce cabled President Hoover urging a veto of the pending Harris immigration measure. It argued veto would protect good relations between nations and prevent Mexico from being placed in an isolated Western Hemisphere category, which could fuel ill will.
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Mexico City
Mexica City
American Chamber of Commerce Today
Hoover
Harris
United States
Congress
Chamber
Gill
Mexico
Coin Removed From Girl's Throat In Fort Worth
A two year old girl from San Antonio named Neroths Coleen McGinn nis swallowed a coin that lodged in her esophagus. Physicians at a Fort Worth hospital removed it Sunday after her condition worsened. She was resting well in the hospital today.
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Fort Worth
Neroths
Coleen McGinnnis
Charles Lloyd Metania
San Antonio
Moslems Protest Calcutta City Law
Calcutta May 2. Moslems gathered loudly against the Nationalist Congress policy in Calcutta, urging the municipality to address Muslim claims. A resolution favored a civil disobedience campaign by refusing to obey municipal orders, demanding at least one third of councilors be deselected.
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Calcutta
Jilian Moslema
Congress
Calcutia
Ixia
Jama
Graf Zeppelin Lands At Recife After Tumultuous Rio Flight
The Graf Zeppelin completed a roughly hour long halt at Rio de Janeiro before returning to Recife after a day and a half in the air. The landing at Recife proved humorous as ground crew struggled to grasp the ropes on the first attempt, drawing laughter from the crew. The dirigible circled over the field at 9:50 am, ropes finally secured at 2:45 am, with American ambassador and Prince Louis Ferdinand among early supporters.
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Recife
Louis Ferdinand
Hio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Rio
Lady Drummond Hay
Essey
Graf
D. Tjwo
Louid- Ferdinand
Germany
Bandebin
Enlisted Strength and Changes in Corps Distribution
The memorandum lists the 21,834 enlisted men by corps within the Gighth y Corps area. Infantry totals 5820, field artillery 5920, cavalry 3721, and the signal corps 3197, with the quartermaster 1614 and medical 1603. Other branches follow with smaller numbers and changes note recruiting allotments to 21,657, adding 130 in air corps while reducing infantry and field artillery totals.
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Nummer
Cavalry
Sir Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Aly
Medical Department
Ordnance Department
Finance Department
Canal Artillery
Ne Air Corps
Field Artillery
Engineers
North and South to clash in congressional horseshoe tourney
Washington May 6 a feature match pits Milton of Connecticut against Gurney of Texas in a congressional horseshoe pitching tournament at Griffith Stadium. House leaders will participate with Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illinois invited to join Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida in the novelty event.
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Washington
Tmlton
Connecticut
Gurney
Texaa
Griffith Stadium
Ruth Henna McCormick
Hinds
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Mob riot defendants to face board in Dalley jail
May 24. A seven man board for 19 inmates held in Dalley county jail will be presented tomorrow. They await trial on alleged participation in mob riots in Sherman on May 1. The case centers on charges tied to the Sherman incident and the defendants’ roles in the unrest.
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