Diving Bell and Balloon Lift Record Above Clouds
A report on Professor Piccard's ascent in a diving bell attached to a balloon breaking height records. It notes a 52 500 foot rise, near death from oxygen limits, and a perilous two mile ascent through cloud layers with extreme cold and no dust. Also covered are Rome Vatican tensions and anti Catholic demonstrations in Madrid, plus a NY air corps tribute to young fliers.
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Piccard
Evan Sittight
Ficcard
Ces
Charles Hiptes
Madrid
Madid
Europe
America
Rome
Spain
City pre election pay hike tale sparks worker stand
A wage cut dispute grips building trades as contractors and unions clash over a $2 reduction set to take effect after Say 26. Carpenters and bricklayers refuse or continue work under the new scale, while other trades remain largely unaffected. Officials from the Associated General Contractors deny setting a wage cut and urge workers to follow established labor practices.
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Associated General Contractors
Carpenters and Joiners Union
William L. Hoetgen
Truden Council
Weekly Dispatch
Labor Papery
Tle
Julian Smith
Gener
G Walsh
The
A. C
Emith Alent
Amich
API Bricklayere
Earpentera
Hirick Jayers
Hoefgen
Snt
Weather Forecast for East Treat and Nearby Areas
Clouds and cool conditions expected with light to moderate winds from the east. Night will be cloudy with Friday night and Saturday periods of fog and brief showers possible. Sunday through Tuesday show cooler highs around the mid 60s with a chance of light rain.
Mayors Toast Water Toasts Amid Prohibition Talk
In a loose scenic item, officials consider serving only mineral water during a tour, noting a historic first as Dijon founded and no prior water toast. The piece reflects early prohibition era anxieties and civic ceremony trends with named figures Franses and Mey.
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Dion
Franses
Mey
America
United States
Alnte Dijon
Canada Seeks Tax to Curtail Texas Tomato Shipments
A delegation of Washington Island tomato growers urged the British Columbia government to back Ottawa in seeking a 72 cent per pound tomato duty for valuation purposes. They warned Texas shipments flood markets and threaten Pacific coast growers, calling for extra protection beyond existing duties.
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Canada
Texas
Viewaria
Texad
Wancangee Island
British Columbia
Ottawa
Negroes Admit Firing Shots That Killed Man in Dallas
Dallas detectives say two brothers, both jailed, confessed last night to firing the shots that killed Joseph B. Jackson, a lineman, while aiming at Toscoe Goodall. The suspects said they did not know Jackson and fled after the shooting. A bullet pierced Goodall’s clothing but he survived.
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Dallas
Mar
UPI
Jospeh B. Jackson
Toscoe Goodall
Washington
Tarkeeu
Atras Byliete
Kno Jackson van Willewout
Goodall
Wnburt
British Pro Wins Scotland Tourney
ABROATO, Scotland, May 20. UB-Percy Allis, British born professional, won the pilch and putt tournament at Elliott with a steady 83 for a total of 226 strokes to edge Horton Smith and Joe Kirkwood, who tied for second with 228 each.
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Abroato
Scotland
Percy Allis
Horton Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Elliott
Smith
Kirkwood
Houston Drug Store Robbed of 486 Dollars
An attempted robbery at Mading's Drug Store No 12 failed as the safe knob was ripped off. The suspect Habe ornekora reportedly fled without obtaining the cash. Police examine the Daniels Hadia lor shop break in as part of the case.
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Houston
Howsron
Habe Ornekora
Mading
Daniels Hadialor
Railroad Union Official Dead
Cleveland May 29 Albert H Bagley 65 general secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen died suddenly of a heart attack while taking his customary after dinner walk in Cleveland.
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Railroad Union
Cleveland
Albert H. Bagley
Teanuzer
The
Brotherhood of Tocomotive
5000 Ton Naptha Shipment Arrives at Rio de Janeiro
A 5000 ton shipment of naphtha, the heaviest ever landed at Rio de Janeiro, arrived in May. The Standard Oil Company paid $163,426 in customs duty on the cargo.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Rio de Toneiro
IO-WISE CLIN THRILLS ARE RELATED
Stratosphere Secrets Bared by Fantastic Journey Above Earth.
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Earth
Columbus of the Stratosphere Claims Groundbreaking Altitude
Auguste Piccard and Charles Kipfer report reaching about 40 000 meters in the stratosphere aboard a sealed gondola. They describe cold, radiation observations, and a delayed landing due to southern Germany and Alpine heat. They praise scientific value and note weariness after a long endurance flight.
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Volverst Service
Columbus
Charlea ‘Kipfer
Alratosphere
Atormless
Ekies
Centigrade
Sero
Farenheit
Tooway
Germany
Austele
Alps
Gurel
Police pistol near death after Pecos corner wreck
Ascencion Campa, 26, shot after a wreck at Pecos Street and Produca Row, identified as the man who fired fatal shots at Jolo Scrivane. Campa lay wounded in a doorway as Scrivane died at Santa Rora hospital. Campa’s relatives rushed for blood transfusions while hospital attendants said he would die momentarily.
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Byltets
Priedman
Bete Serivano
Waunda
Pecos Street
Produca Row
O'Cloek
Ascencion Campa
Logan Street
Jolo Scrivane
Robert B. Green Hospital
Keene
Joe Campa
Pete Martinez
Isi Durleson Street
Campa
Mms
Campa Ia
St Mary's Street
Joe Martinez
Hoapital
Setivano
Santa Rora
Flat Earth Claim Sparks Flight Debate In Chicago
In Chicago on May 1 a Zionist figure, Glean Yollra of Aion City, TN, asserts Professor Augnate Preemzil’s atmosphere light proves the earth is a flat disc. He cites Fiveard Wadanil’s altitude remark as confirmation and envisions the world as a vast disk with an upturned edge.
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Piccard
Earth
Ghicago
Aion City
Augnate
Fiveard
Unsettled Skies Forecast for Eight A. M. Vicinity
Unsettled weather persists over the San Antonio district with showers noted Thursday night. Meteorologist J. Ti. Tochoe of the weather bureau forecasts a Pridey night and Saturday with possible thundershowers. Friday morning shows no significant temperature drop. lows near 68 and highs around 81 degrees with rain reported at Del Rio Austin Amarillo and nearby stations.
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J. Ti. Tochoe
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Instrumenta
Mercury
Jarbue
Kaine
del Itio
Austin
Amarillo
Thos
Anthem to Have More Distinction
The Star Spangled Danner will ring out with added distinction at Memorial Day observance this year. For the first time, with congressional sanction, it becomes the legally recognized national anthem of America.
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Congress
Fire destroys 25 riding horses at California Riding School
In San Francisco on May 20 a fire swept the California Riding School stalls killing twenty five riding horses. Seven horses were rescued from the adjoining structure but two of those were badly burned and had to be euthanized.
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San Francieco
Califocnig Riding School
Globe Fliers Plan to Hop Next Week
Boeck CITY Oklahoma May 2 Wiley Fest and Marold Gaity the chromtee of commreece wan wulvined tulas Wikely will take off eatly next merch on rheir attempt to nile the plade ty aly in 10 days The Mlitrt pre fit New York.
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Globe Fliers
Boeck City
Okla
Wiley Fest
Marold Gaity
Wikely
Rheir
New York
Ouster articles prepared against Governor Horton
A Tennessee House committee reported an impeachment article against Governor Henry Horton, alleging conspiracy with publisher Tuke Lea and financier Rogers Caldwell to misuse office for personal and financial gain. The charges claim efforts to influence law enforcement and political standing through allied newspapers and private schemes. Sterling’s visit noted in Austin as well.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
House of Representatives
John Lipton
Horton
Tuke Lea
Rogers Caldwell
Henry T. Morton
Nai
Eherton
Lea
Callwell
Len
Caldigel
City payrolls rise in audit ahead of May election
City officials report a 70 950 72 payroll increase in 39 days before the May 12 election. The mayor's departments show the largest rise with 2024 employees and 895 519 07 in pay on May 16, up from 1331 employees and 50 329 37 on April 15. Parks and street departments add new staff, while fire and police personnel remain stable. Continued on page 16 column 3.
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Cik
Partilly
Charles M. Dickson
League
Francis Canning
Aeor ‘Gud Company
Dickson
Paul EB
Stet Her
Phil Wright
Parks Department
Frank Boshick
Urban Want Ads Summary From Cuatraville Texas Listings
A compact Want Ads column notes rents at 220 monthly for living rooms and a Cuatraville block sale on Highway 0. It mentions a 1027 Ford truck for sale at 50, peach and plum offerings, and various classified references including San Pedro Avenue and a modern 4 rood bath residence.
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Cuatraville
Texas
Ren
San Pedro Avenue
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Ttaly
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Benjamin J. Foulois
Wasea
Pat Oncemane
Ben Adenle
Vicialip
Ereca
Bencre
Husterswewrrs
Mt Inc
Erathenad
Auguste Piccard
Charles Kipfer
Wctimnear
Horton Ouster
Sterling
N. S. Sterling
Yonkun
Tom Calebentian
Hee -Cleus
Anil
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Cheamified
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