Lindbergh Accepts Advisory Role With Penn Ry on Air Mail
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh has agreed to serve as advisor to the Pennsylvania Railroad on aeronautical engineering problems. General W. W. Atterbury says his duties are nonroutine and focus on protecting air mail passenger interests as part of a two day air rail plan between New York and the Pacific Coast.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lindbergh
Atterbury
Trans- Continental Air Transport, Inc
Pacific Coast
Asheville Replaces Macon as South Atlantic Leader
Asheville regains top spot in the South Atlantic Association after defeating Columbia 2 1 while Knoxville beat Augusta 4 1 and other results shift standings across the circuit. Stone pitched a nine inning one hitter for Columbus in a 5 0 win over Albany. Jacksonville moved atop with double victories over Selma.
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Asheville
Macon
South Atlantic
Atlanta
Ashevile
Columbia
Smythe
Mahaffey
Peaches
Knoxville
Rainey
Strain
Augusta
Spartanburg
Joe Price
Tillie Walker
Greenville
Charlotte
Jones
Hornet
Tige Stone
Mercer University
Stone
South
Albany
Columbus
Nuts
Perry
Jacksonville
Selma
Pensacola
Tampa
Walker
Savannah
Montgomery
Indians
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanooga
Reed to Battle Republicans in Coming Campaign
Senator Reed of Missouri declared he would run again against the Republicans in the forthcoming campaign after Governor Smith's nomination. He spoke with Bennet Clark and Mrs Genevieve Clark Thomson amid a late-session gathering, and his wife expressed relief at his potential retirement next March.
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Houston
Reed
Missouri
Smith
Bennet Clark
Genevieve Clark Thomson
New
Orleans
Champ Clark
Senate
Grady County Deputy Exonerated in Fatal Shooting
Grady County deputy Buddy Collins was exonerated after a preliminary hearing in the fatal shooting of Charles Whitfield 25 at a Martin home near Beachton. Whitfield, intoxicated, allegedly threatened the officer during an arrest attempt. Collins used a shotgun to stop the disturbance.
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Grady County
Whitfield
Arliom
Buddy” Collins
Beachton
Charles Whitfield
Wiley Martin
W. W. Stokes
A. T. Atkins
M. G. Patterson
Tom Whitfield
Young Whitfield
Martin Home
Martins
Collins
J. A. Pope
L. W. Rigsby
S. P. Cain
W. H. Duckworth
J. J. Gainey
Stokes
Lake Iamonia
Florida
Broadways Night Clubs Raked by Prohibition Raid
More than 160 federal agents raided fifteen popular New York night clubs in the Theatre District early today. Over seventy owners and staff were arrested or detained as liquor caches were sought. guests were ordered to pay and leave. The operation, led by prohibition director Maurice Campbell, coincided with Houston convention reports and Governor Alfred E Smith’s nomination. Names of clubs raided include Texas Quinan's, Blue Hour, Furnace, Don Royal, Jungle, Beau Arts, European, La Frera, Night Club, Mimic, Merry Go Round, Helen Morgan, Charm, Silver Slipper, and an unnamed venue.
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New York
Broadway
Houston
Alfred &B. Smith
Texas Quinan’s
Blue Hour Club
Furnace Club
Don Royal
Jungle Club
Beau Arts Club
European Club
la Frera Club
the Night Club
Mimic Club
Merry Go Round Club
Helen Morgan Club
Charm Club
The
Silver Slipper
Prohibition
Maurice Campbell
Lquor
American Woman Plans To Join In Search For Amundsen And Party
Miss Louise A. Boyd of San Rafael California coordinates a search for Roald Amundsen and five missing companions. An Italian sea plane led by Major Penzo searches between Norway and Bear Island as the Hobby sails from Tromsoe toward Kings Bay with Boyd aboard. She reportedly finances the rescue effort after previously offering her ship to the Norwegian government.
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Oslo
Norway
Louise A. Boyd
San Rafael
Cal
Roald Amundsen
Marine I
Penzo
Bear Island
Hobby
Tromsoe
Kings Bay
Miss Boyd
Franz Josef Land
Greenland
Amundsen
Linoleum Imports Surge in Poland in 1927
Poland shows a sharp rise in linoleum imports in 1927 reaching 635 metric tons up from 234 the year before. Domestic production remains virtually nonexistent.
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Warsaw
Poland
Today's Radio Programs Featured On The Air
Radio listings show Eastern time programs for June 29 including Gold Spot Pals at 5 30 and Palmolive Hour at 9 00 on WEAF WJZ and other stations. Programs span music concerts operas and talks with details of times and call letters across WEAF WJZ WPG WHN WNYC and more.
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Coney Iswater
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
Associated Press
WEAF
New York
Happiness Boys
Paris
LaFrance Orchestra
Stardon
Broadway
Dixie Circus
Godfrey Ludlow
Wrigley Review
WPG
Atlantic City
WGBS
WHN
WNYC
Wnyc Air College
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