European Flight Record Shattered In Early Atlantic Attempt
Acosta and Cuarmberlin flew a Bellanca monoplane for 3 hours 11 minutes breaking records for continuous flight. The piece notes potential 2 hop route to Paris, discusses editor Milton and Burleson comments, political figures, and social topics of the era.
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Cluarmberlin
Bellanca
Paris
New York
Atlantic Ocean
George FL Milton
Chattanooga News
Burlesa
Sahara
Buris
Charmi
Milton Jes
Smith
Texas
For Sale Ford Roadster and Help Wanted Ad
Classified notice offers a cheap Ford roadster by Hanson Electrical Co. and seeks a man or gal to assist with housework at 818 Pa. Ave. W. Bell 1338-2. Tribune ads promise quick results by matching buyers and sellers in the classified section.
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Tribune
Hanson Electrical Co
Ave
W. Bell
Second Edition Sundays Five Best Radio Features
Radio column lists WEAF hookup with 18 stations at 139 p m Eastern featuring Teannette freeland soprano Richard Bonelli and Giovanni Martinelli. Also WPG Atlantic City 300 and 4% New York 434 9 p m Eastern Giovanni Martinelli Metropolitan Opera WEAF hookup II stations 204 Eastern Capitol Theatre program WLS Chicago 812 7 p m Eastern Little Brown Church WCCO Minneapolis St Paul 410 8 30 p m Eastern Minneapo a siting quartet
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WEAF
Teannette
Freeland
Soprans
Richard Bonelli
Sacitone
WPG
Atlantic City
New York
Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
Capitol Theatre Proram
WLS
Chicago
Little Brown Church
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapoa Siting Quartet
Mississippi Flood Crest Feared As Levees Fail Across River Towns
The Mississippi river breaks threaten towns from St. Louis to New Orleans with floods the Weather Bureau warns will crest higher than any since 1909. Levees at Dorena Mounds Judsonia and nearby areas give way flooding 100 000 plus acres and forcing thousands from their homes. Relief efforts rush as waters run 10 to 15 feet deep across vast farmland.
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United Press
Mississippi
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mounds
His
Dorena
Ark
Judsonia
Hickman
Dorona
Marion
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Cairo
Gulf of Mexico
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi Ri S
Sundar
Cape Girardeau
Charleston
Page ‘Fimiteen
Easter Lilies and Bells Sing of Spring Altar Rise
Poetic fragment describes Easter lilies and chimes, praising the rising Lord. Morning air and voices blend in a devotional image of beauty before the divine, with lilies symbolizing sacred offerings.
Trial Attracts Nation's Interest In Queens Murder Case
The largest New York courtroom is prepared as Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray face trial for the murder of Albert Snyder in Queens Supreme Court. Court spectators, press figures, and notable figures such as Dr Durant and Maurice Watkins are expected to observe this high profile case with intense media scrutiny.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Long Island City
N. Y
U. P
New York
Raady
New Jersey
Somerville
Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Supreme Court of
Queens County
Albert, Snyder
Imedicava
Tasileo
Easter Promenade Weather Forecast Across States
The United States Weather Bureau warns of rain showers tomorrow across the eastern United States. Rain is likely in Ohio Western Pennsylvania Western New York West Virginia Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi. In Pittsburgh Easter looks fair with possible brief showers.
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United States Weather Bureau
United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
West Viginia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Pyftsburgh
J. P
Pittsburgh
W. 8. Brotzman
Cheeky Weather Bureau
Harrisburg
U. P
E. R. Deemain
U. S
Demain
Weather Bureau
Peaches Seeks Receiver in Browning Alimony Case
In White Plains on April 16 a motion in supreme court asked for a receiver for Edward West Browning's large property holdings. Frances Meenan Browning seeks to protect alimony rights after Browning halted $800 weekly payments. final order requires alimony through yesterday with $1200 in arrears.
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White Plains
Edward West Browning
Supreme Court
Frances Meenan
Peaches] Browning
Browning
Epstein
Smith
Justice Seeger
Warren Girl's Mother Killed by Train in Accident
Cambridge Springs April 16 Mrs Bert Stodler 48 of Edinboro died in Legal Hospital five hours after an automobile crash at Este crossing. Her husband Bert 64 was injured and her daughter Miss Marie Stesie was employed nearby.
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Cambridge Springs
Bert Stodler
Edinboro
Legal Hospital
Bert
Este
Stodier
Rainborg Normalia
Men Charged With Manslaughter In Braddock Death
Pittsburgh April 16 Arthur Lippo and William J Peacock attendants at the county home are charged with manslaughter in the death of William Laney 78 Braddock. Authorities say death resulted from brutality and neglect.
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Pittsburgh
Arthur Lippo
William J. Peacock
Artane Dants
Mey
Willam Laney
Braddock
Coolidge Backs Compromise Farm Relief Plan
President Coolidge endorses a compromise farm relief movement as part of a potential third term strategy. The White House signals support for Senator McNary and the McNary Haugen bill era efforts, with government departments ready to assist. Meantime Democratic contender William G. McAdoo weighs successor timing amid party talks.
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Washington
Eo-Dorsing
Compromise Farm Relief Movement
Covurdge
Frank Lowden
Illinois
W Ho
Coolidge
Agriculture
Oregon
William G. McAdoo
Hima
Miners Feared Dead After Esaunnes Rae Explosion
Brussels dispatch reports twenty one miners believed killed when the Esaunnes Rae mine near Hare was wrecked by a fire damp explosion. Officials fear high casualties as rescue teams search the shaft and assess blast damage.
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Brussels
Jaxed
Esaunnes Rae
Hare
Detroit Police Probe Alleged Double Crime
Detroit police investigated a double murder after the bodies of Nacarno Fresch, 32, and his wife Ida, 30, were found. Fresch was shot in a bedroom at the Bianchi home. Ida lay dead in bed and her husband was beaten and died shortly afterward at a local hospital.
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Mich
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Ida
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Fraschi
Pater Bianchi
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Tragedy Strikes Two Chicago Families in Blast
A fatal explosion at a brick one story store building in Chicago injures two families. Eight people died including Harry Sobol and several Sokalsky and Levin family members. Police rule out artificial explosives and seek the grocery owner for questioning.
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Pole
Barhett Levin
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Fanilies
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Rokolsky
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Sanuel Sokolsky
Garnett Levin
Leving Albert Lwin
Tatonard Levin
Voda
Survey on Sabbath observance by anti blue law society
The Anti Blue Law Society inaugurates a survey sent to police chiefs in Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Boston Springfield Providence and San Francisco seeking data on Sunday permits and observance status of sabbath restrictions. The survey, due April 1, aims to map how communities enforce blue laws and impact daily life.
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United Presst
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Daass
Propcis J Walsh
Association
Detroit
Mehigan
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Cmenati
Ohie
Boson
Spengefield
Mass
San Franesco
StarHans Cyn
Providence
Vanderbilt divorce case heads to Seine Tribunal action
April 16 United Press reports William K. Vanderbilt began divorce action in the Seine Tribunal from Virginia Fat, his wife since April 4, 1960s. Mrs Vanderbilt had traveled from New York to assist in France, while Vanderbilt serches for a path through European waters aboard his yacht.
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United Press
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Seine
Virginia Fat
Vanderbilt
France
New York
Jax Ween
Ins Yack
Hewitt Defense to Start Monday in Murder Case
Floyd Hewitt, 17, faces the start of his defense Monday noon in Jefferson Ohio as the state outlines its murder case against him for the February 14 slaying of Mrs. Fred Brown and her five year old son in Conneaut. The prosecution rests after Hewitt's confession was admitted, detailing his visit to the Brown home and the ensuing events.
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Ohio
Floyd Hewitt
Fred Brown
Conneaut
Hewittt
Brown
Nationalist Feud Spreads to Canton Amid Strife
Dispatches report factional warfare erupts in Canton as 100 killed in street fighting between communists and moderates. Earlier, five powers demanded further satisfaction over Nanking disorder, with U.S. ships under fire near Nanking and missionary Cring reported captured.
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Hongkong
Apiil
Callon Press
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Li Chai-San
Chiang Kai-Shek
No Cooperation Over 1777 Continental Congress Stamp Plan
Town residents protest Postmaster General Harry New refusal to issue a special commemorative stamp for Yok’s 150th anniversary of the 1777 continental Congress meeting. An attempt to mint a 60 cent series also failed.
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Yok
Continental Congress
Harry New
United States Mint
Weather Forecast Western Plains Era Sees Thunder and Rain
Low pressure dominates the west producing clouds and rain across Michigan Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. Rain is widespread in central valleys with localized heavier bursts. Memphis reports 3.80 inches and New Orleans 14.00 inches. Temperatures run above normal except the Rocky Mountains where a cold snap lowers readings.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Memphis
New Orleans
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