Hungarian Legation Occupied by Soviet Opponents
SNA reports the Hungarian legation in Vienna still occupied by anti-communist forces. Armed Hungarians refuse entry as authorities claim 150 million crowns found for communist propaganda. Vienna papers hype the seizure and name Colonel Cunningham as custodian of the money, a claim Bellings circles deny. American Red Cross orders 100 tents for earthquake victims in El Salvador at the request of the Salvadoran Red Cross president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Kun
Budapest
Legation
Aldo
Scienmt
Vienna
Washington, Alay
American Red Cross
Salvador
Republic
Salvadne Red Cross
Army Aviators Set First Sierra Flight From Sacramento
May 6 report that three army airplanes will start from Mather Field near Sacramento for Ogden Utah covering about 700 miles. Lt J M Fetters in a de Havilland plane Lt T S Curtis and Witham Deck in Curtiss models will lead the flight with aerials over the Sierra Nevada if successful.
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New York
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Army
Army Aviation
J. M. Fetters
de Haviland
T. 8
Curtis
Witham Deck
Curtiss
Mathers’ Field
Sacramento
California
Orden
Utah
San Francisco
Ogden
Sierra Neyvada
Mather Field
Carson City
Sierras
Mire D. Boyle
Nevada
Trans-Atlantic Flight Postponed and Longtime NYC Eatery Closes
May 6 New York reports the Navy department’s trans Atlantic flight by Half Tax was postponed shortly after nine o clock due to adverse weather conditions. Sherry's, a famed New York dining establishment of more than twenty years, will close.
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New York
Navy Department
Famous House
Sherry's
Costa Rican Forces Retreat Before the Revolutionists
Costa Rican forces led by Nicaraguan General Chavez have retreated from La Cruz toward Tiberia as revolutions advance from Sapoa on Lake Nicaragua. Military observers expect President Finoco to resist at Liberia, with possible government collapse if defeated.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Chavez
la Cruz
Costa Rica
Sapoa
Forera
Tiberia
Finoco
Liberia
Vilna status and local business notes from May distress
A May 6 cablegram reports Polish forces failing to capture Vilna from Bolsheviks, while Lithuanian delegates in Paris note Vilna occupation by Poles. The piece also mentions anticipated July demand for Louis Sherry sweets and a culinary return, plus a Liberty bond sale call at 2417 Hudson Avenue via phone.
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Washington
Polizt Forsea
Vilna
Lithuanian National Council
Paris
Presh Wapniches
Europe
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Ogden Royal Arch Masons Annual Grand Charter Meeting
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons schedules a May 7 Grand Charter opening at 16 a.m. Companions welcomed. secretary Fr E Nichols notes good attendance and invites visits.
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Ogden
Royal Arch Masons
H. FB
soXells
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Flanagan
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Marguerite Clark
John Barrymore
Shirley Mason
SNA
Tel
Tony
Ema
Cunningham
Bellinh
Fox Trot
Jaudas
Ohio
Waitz—Jaudas
Golden Wedding
Empire Vaudeville Company
Billy Golden
James Marlowe
Creole Belles
Wiawatha
Lon Chiha
Frisco
Little Traly
Chas. F. Robinson
Charles Harrison
Peerless
Walter van Brunt
Benny Lane
Ghep’ Rossi
Amer
Symphony A
Eahedrs
Lsociety Orchestra
Merry Wives of Windsor
Calvary Choir
Proudfit Sporting Goods Co
24Th Street
Sierra Nevadas
Germany
Hal Dimock
Jopian
Dex Moines
Agarial
May
Cleveland
Chicago
Post Office Department
Cgalenz
Mail
Elas
Ministry of Education
Shaw
All Good Drug Stores
Jin
Louis Sherry
Fr. E. Nichols
Weber Floral
28Th St
Peery Catarr
Grant Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
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