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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1927

Page

5

Lindbergh Receives Historic Welcome on Return to Da

President Coolidge delivers a warm address praising Charles Lindbergh as an illustrious citizen and a conqueror of the air. The nation honors the aviator's return and reaffirms ties with sister nations across the sea.

The United States Coolidge Lindbergh Republic Washington, D. C Charles A. Lindbergh President Coolidge

Conqueror of the Air Receives Highest Service Award

Hundreds of thousands of visitors watched as Commander Coolidge pinned the Distinguished Flying Cross on a noted flier. Cabinet officers participated in ceremonies honoring the recipient and the American Air Service, marking a milestone in aerial achievement.

Lindbergh Wins Flying Cross in Welcome by President Coolidge

Col Charles A Lindbergh is hailed as a glorious citizen and air conqueror by President Calvin Coolidge in Washington. The president pins the Flying Cross, praising his modest conduct and unspoiled fame while recounting aviation milestones and Lindberghs brave flight.

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Lindbergh Returns Home to Immense Loyal Welcome

Lindbergh the conqueror touched American soil at 11:55 a.m. aboard the cruiser Memphis amid vast crowds and police lines. The hero met by his mother and four cabinet members, then paraded to the White House for the newly awarded flying cross. The nation celebrated with cheers from dock to Pennsylvania Avenue as the aviator waved and acknowledged.

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Georgia loses claim to Gwinnett signature in New York suit

Georgia failed to secure ownership of the Button Gwinnett signature valued over $20,000 in a three cornered New York appeal. The Manning estate sought $22,500 from Anderson galleries for the document after Georgia intervened. The signature, on a Savannah merchant’s will, had disappeared from state archives decades earlier.

New York Atlanta Georgia Button Gwinnett T. H. Gross New York Court of Appeals At Albany Manning Philadelphia Anderson Galleries New York City Gwinnett Joseph Stanley Savannah State History Department

Groucher Wins $25,000 Prize Money

New York report states H. P. Whitney's Groucher captured the noac prize money of 25000 dollars in a June race event.

H. P. Whitney Groucher New York

Demonstration Against England's China Policy Staged in New York

In New York on June 11 police dispersed about 350 protesters at the British consulate. Organized by the hands off China committee the rally carried banners denouncing imperialism and U.S. and British actions in China with participation from the Young Workers League of America the Workers Communist Party of America and the Joint Board of Fur and Garment Workers.

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Belmont Stakes Spotlight: Five Furlongs Showdown at Belmont

The event features a $25,000 supplementary attraction for two year olds. Sagamore stable’s Scotch and Soda placed second, ahead of Wheatley stable’s Distraction. Five furlongs finished in 60.3 seconds.

Belmont Race Track Sagamore Wheatigy Stable

Lindbergh honored as he enters ranks of immortals

Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, mother of famous aviator Charles A Lindbergh, meets him in Washington as he is inducted into the ranks of the immortals, recognizing his national hero status.

Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh Washington

Lindbergh Welcomed Home as American Immortal

Evangeline Lindbergh shared the moment as Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Washington on June 11 and was formally inducted into American immortals. Crowds packed Pennsylvania Avenue while President Coolidge, the cabinet, and diplomats watched a ceremony marked by cheers and a pageant atmosphere.

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Lindbergh Receives Glowing Home Welcome in Capital

Captain Charles A Lindbergh returns from his famous solo flight to a public tribute in Washington D C. President Coolidge awards him the Distinguished Flying Cross as half a million people fill the national capital to honor the aviator. Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh accompanies her son amid the scene of widespread homage.

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Lindbergh Receives Distinguished Flying Cross in Washington

Charles A. Lindbergh was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by President Coolidge on the Washington Monument grounds. A massive reception followed with crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue and at Du Pont Circle. Lindbergh thanked France and Europe for their message to America as Coolidge, Mrs Coolidge, and Lindbergh waved to cheering crowds.

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