A fitting resting place for Spirit of St Louis
A long column recalls Lindbergh and the Spirit of St Louis now a Smithsonian relic. It notes the plane’s 40,000 miles, travels to every U S state and many foreign countries, and Lindbergh’s new craft. It mentions renewal of his transport license and totals of miles hours flights and passengers.
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St. Lous
Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
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Union
Central America
South American
Caribbean
Canada
New York
Paris
Lindy
Eindbergh
Veterans of Civil War thinning as March deaths rise to 1,283
A government report notes 1,283 Civil War veterans died in March leaving 79,000 on pension rolls, a fraction of the 745,822 listed thirty years ago. The aging veterans recall their war days with quiet courage, facing retirement and memory with dignity.
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Cethal
Eteran
Canned foods for children and safety tips in aging diet
A reader column discusses canned foods for infants and older children, advising some pureed options from six months and highlighting juice retention and high grade brands. It covers doctor consultation, test interpretation, and requests for dietary pamphlets, while noting Arbor Day observances and early electric railway milestones.
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Nother
Ito
C. Louder
Colin
Public candidate confronted after spill at early hour
Lester Kite, a local political figure, was knocked down at an early hour today when he questioned a public candidate about the value of a farm deed. The incident occurred near a station as bystanders watched.
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Lester Kite
Pelette
Yesterday's anniversaries and notable events list
Yesterday and today anniversary notes trace Edwin DeLeon born in 1818 and died 1891 in New York City. Entries cover 1869 Jordan Cuba expedition, 1883 Vanderbilt resignation, 1885 Poel tablet, 1891 Maine prohibition law, 1893 Chinese exclusion suspension, 1916 German submarine order, 1926 British general strike, and a one year ago ascent record by Captain Hawthorne Gray.
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Europe
Columbia
New York City
General Jordan
Cuba
New York
Willam H Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Edgar Allan Poel
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Maine
Cleveland
Germany
Notable births listed on anniversary date
On this date in history, figures honored include John J Blaine senator from Wisconsin born in Granville 53 years ago, Stanley K Hornbeck authority on Chinese affairs born in Franklin 45 years ago, Walt Mason Kansas humorist born in Columbus Ontario 66 years ago, Charles Spence Illinois senator born in Edwardsville 65 years ago, and Schuyler O Bland congressman from Virginia born in Gloucester County 56 years ago.
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John J Blaine
United States
Wisconsin
Granville
Wis
Stanley K Hornbeck
Franklin
Mass
Walt Mason
Kansas
Columbus
Ontt
Charles Spencen
Tillinois
Edwardsville
Schuyler O. Bland
Congress
Virginia
Gloucester County
Who's Who In The Day's News Music Leader
Efram Zimbalist born 1889 in Rostov on Don. Studied in St Petersburg with Auer. Debuted at 19 in Europe, moved to the United States in 1911, married Alma Gluck, famed Met soprano. Zeal for American music. New York as world musical capital. jazz popularity abroad noted amid European tastes.
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Rostow-on-Don
Russia
Zimbalist
Imperial School of Music
St Petersburg
Leopold Auer
Europe
United States
New York
Ania
Oceanha Pridge
Ametiega
India
Native and colonial tunes blend across distant shores
The writer notes varied musical heritage in Hawaii Fiji and China. Hawaiian music mixes native rhythms with German influences introduced by visitors. Fiji reportedly lacks native music aside from borrowed melodies like Home Sweet Home. In China the author recalls two millennia of music played on ancient instruments.
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Java
Fiji Islands
China
Berlin develops antiair sickness antidote device
Berlin Tempelhof airport introduces an inhalation apparatus to combat seasickness among air passengers. Officials claim success and expect other Lufthansa fields to follow. The antidote consists mainly of oxygen gas to ease nausea during flights.
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Berlin
Europe
Tempelhoffeld
Tempelhof
Lufthansa
German Federal Airways Corporation
Quieting Effect of Chuisman de Miature on Diaphragm Nerves
Amateur radio operators in Porto Rico and the United States have demonstrated a successful two way radio telephone conversation on twenty meters. The report notes the preparation and operation steps, highlighting a calming influence on diaphragmatic nerves observed during testing.
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Chuisman
Porto Rico
United States
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