Daily Air Line to Europe Planned From Detroit Route
Judge Gudmundur Grimson of Rugby says the United States to Europe air travel via a northern route could begin within three years. Negotiations with Pan-American and Trans-American lead toward 48 hour Detroit to Copenhagen flights with a sequence of bases, weather studies, and test runs across North America, Greenland, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands before regular service.
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Shetland Islands
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Teiquins
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Trans-American Air Lines Corporation
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Trader for Bear Activity
The New York Stock Exchange barred Daniel Manning McKeon for one year after the governing committee found him guilty of bear trading that aimed to demoralize the market. His offers were not accepted and did not cause price deals, but the action followed scrutiny of selling activity by several traders.
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Four of six aboard crash in Valparaiso Chile
Valparaiso Chile May 26 four of six passengers aboard a military airplane were believed fatally injured when the ship crashed near here.
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Trial of Rector Davidson Sparks Bishopric Scandal
London May 26 Several young women injured while pressing to enter Church House Westminster where Rev H F Davidson 62 rector of Stiffkey is on trial for immorality Sensational testimony described a photo of the elderly clergyman with a young girl appearing nearly nude except for a shawl Davidson denied knowledge of nudity insisting the girl wore a bathing suit Prosecutors pressed to undermine his denial as the court reconvened and police sealed the doors.
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Davidson
Owen Young Joins Group to Aid Home Builders in New York
May 26 report states Owen Young heads a 14 member committee of bankers and industrialists formed to aid small New York homeowners. The group plans to underwrite bonds for the Banking and Loan Bank of the state to refinance mortgages and to provide loans for repairing and reconditioning dwellings.
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Honolulu Attack Case Drops From Court Calendar
Honolulu May 26 The Ala Moana attack case tied to the lynching of a Hawaiian and the conviction of four Americans was removed from Honolulu's trial calendar today. A second trial of youths charged with attacking Mrs Thalis Massie, wife of a naval lieutenant, was also taken off the calendar on prosecutor John C Kelley's motion. A future date will be set. The first trial ended in a jury disagreement.
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Communists Fail in California Party Plea
In San Francisco on May 26 Mayor C J Collins registrar of voters rejected the Communists petition to be legally declared a political party in California. The filing had 8623 signatures though 14000 were needed from registered voters to qualify, certified to the secretary of state.
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Department of Elections
California
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Weather and notices blend with travel tips and forecasts
Fragmented OCR shows TEMPE, May 25 weather details, travel info, and a long list of city forecasts. The report mentions precipitation, wind, and temperatures across numerous locations including Amarilla, Denver, Memphis, and New Perks. It also references tolls, advisories, and partial schedule notes.
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Amelia Earhart and Amy Johnson Meet in London Visit
Amy Johnson the British record flyer, accompanied by her fiancé J A Mollison, and Amelia Earhart Putnam of America, the trans Atlantic pioneer, met for the first time at the American embassy in Prince's Gate London. They talked long, posed for photographers, a request from Mrs Putnam. Johnson had flown solo from England to Australia and was visiting Morison's parents in Scotland before traveling to London.
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Amy Johnson
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Alr Morgan
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Murray Keeps His Oil Plans Secret
OKLAHOMA CITY May 26 Governor William H Murray declined to reveal his plans to maintain oil prices. He said action depends on restoring martial law in Oklahoma oil fields and criticized acting governor Robert Burns for imposing military rule over the state's 9000 oil wells during Murray's New York speaking trip.
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William H
Murray
Oklahoma
Robert Burns
New York
Beth-El to Hold Memorial Service at Temple Beth Le
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will lead regular weekly services at Temple Beth Le Friday at 8 pm with a sermon, Hymns by the choir under Mrs. L L Marks, and a bari tone solo by Howell Jamies. A Memorial Day address precedes the general observance on Monday. Dr Frisch will speak on Silence Saturday at 10 30 am.
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Temple Bethle
L. L. Marks
Howell Jamies
Dr. Frisch
Lost and Mound ad promises quick recovery of items
An advertisement invites readers to use The Light’s complete service for recovery, offering a call to action at Grockett 2490 or Broadway at Fifth Street. It boasts the greatest circulation in San Antonio and notes messages broadcast over KTLA at no extra charge.
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Alex Brenner
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Texas plans bids on 18 road and bridge projects
The Texas Highway Commission announced plans to bid on 18 road and bridge construction projects across 15 counties as part of a highway improvement program. Estimated cost is 2,228,000 dollars with awards expected today and tomorrow. Twelve county delegations will meet with commissioners.
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Leon
Roberts
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Childress
Bexar
Guadalupe
DeWitt
Reeves
Jeff Davis
McCulloch
Shelby
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Andrews
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Falls
Val Verde
Grand Jury Weighs Indictment in Curtin Lindbergh Hoax Case
In Flemington New Jersey on May 26 the Hunterdon county grand jury examined John Hughes Curtin for two hours and five minutes amid reports that an indictment had been voted. Prosecutor Hauck presented evidence including Curtin's hoax confession typed at the Lindbergh home station.
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John Hughes Curtin
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Curtis
New Tom Mooney Fight Announced
In San Francisco on May 26 the Mooney defense committee announced plans for a new legal battle to free Tom Mooney. The statement quotes Mooney saying his next step is to demand a new trial on the murder indictment. He adds if guilty he should hang, if not he should be vindicated and released.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Shanghai Bomb Victim Dies General Shirakawa dies
Shanghai dispatch reports General Yoshinori Shirakawa, Japan's commander in chief, who led the Chinese forces from Shanghai last winter, died from wounds suffered from a bomb on April 23.
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Yoshinori Shirakawa
Tsai Ting-Kai
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