Lindbergh Arrives Washington After Transatlantic Flight
Lindbergh lands in New York then travels up the Potomac to the navy capital where a grand welcome awaits. He plans to stay in New York until June 17 before flying to St Louis as officials coordinate a large crowds event near the Washington Monument with Coolidge anticipated to greet him.
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New
Grover Whaler
Meyer Walker
Lindbergh
New York
Co $T. Louis
Richard Blythe
London
Coolidge
Washington Monument
National Guard
Harold Lloyd Suffer Pleural Fever Bed Rest in Hollywood
Harold Lloyd, acclaimed comedian, is confined to bed with pleurisy in Hollywood. His wife is recovering from bronchitis and their daughter Gloria is nearly back to health after a severe cold.
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Harold Lloyd
Hollywood
Calif
Harold Lord
Gloria
Six Planes Destroyed in Fire at Havre Airdrome
Six planes were destroyed by fire at the Blevielle Airdrome in Havre France. Authorities believe a burglar dropped two match heads near the hangars, causing the blaze. The incident occurred on June 2 and injuries were not reported.
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Havre
France
Blevielle
Five Best Features Via Radio Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings from 1927 outline WEAF WMAQ WFAA WGY WHAM and KDKA programs with orchestras choirs and sextets. Entries include Rosario Bourdon conducting LaSalle symphony. Schubert choral club. Madrigal quartet and KDKA sextet scheduled across Eastern time zones on various stations.
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United Press
Weaf Hooke
LaSalle Sympony Orchestra
Rosario Bourdon
WMAQ
Chicago
WFAA
Dallas
Schubert
WGY Schenecttady
Wham Rochester
Madrigal
Brutal double murder mystery near Wilkes-Barre
Police probe a brutal double homicide near Wilkes-Barre after two young women Edith Fonte and Jennie Monica were found shot and strangled in a sedan along a road to the East Mine settlement. The car, owned by Carmel Marranca, was reported stolen earlier. a shell of the scene shows a violent struggle with blood and hair fragments.
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Wilkes Barre
U_P
Piaaret
Borton
Pennsylvania
Edith Fonte
Jennie Monica
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Silk Mills
Finzo
Exeter
Susquehanna River
Pittston
Carmel Marranca
Marranca
Little Mine
Floating hospital burns in Boston. five sailors escape
The floating hospital, a ship used to carry sick children away from city heat in summer, was destroyed by fire early today. Five seamen jumped into the Charles River to escape the flames and were rescued by firemen. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Boston
Charles River
Drivers Recovering in Indianapolis Memorial Day Race Injuries Update
Indianapolis motorists Jules Eflingbse and Henry Keblext, injured in the Memorial Day race, were reported to be recovering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jules Eflingbse
Henry Keblext
State highway awards eleven road contracts
The state highway department awarded eleven road projects and one bridge this day. Bids were rejected on some items. Locations include Mercer county Sandy Creek Perry town Shyakley vie borough and Jamieson. Total funding approximately 1.7 million dollars.
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Brisburs
Sekee
Mercer County
Sandy’ ‘Creek
Perry Town
Shyakley
Vie
Jamieson
Keapp
Fredo
Sas
Hail and Wind Wrack Southwest States
Severe storms hit the southwest with hail in YSAS CITY and Oklahoma late in the day. Oklahoma City reported hail and wind causing property and crop damage as a 3 inch rain drenched Cushing and residents sheltered in cellars near Stroud. Telegraph lines were disrupted and windows broken across the region. Damage extended into southern Kansas Missouri and northern Arkansas with thousands of dollars in losses.
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Ysas City
Koma
Kansas
Missonsis
Oklahoma City
Cushing
Qbla
Stroud
Tenne
Missouri
Arkansas
Steamer Cracks Like Egg in Typhoon Off Philippines
The Inter-Island steamer Negros cracked in two and sank within three minutes after a typhoon struck. First officer and survivors report fifty passengers and twenty crew saved on a lifeboat, with one hundred ten still missing. Survivors describe panic as passengers fought for lifeboats amid raging seas near Tayabas province.
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Manila
P. L
U. P
Negros
Tayabas
Follies Beauty Mary Lugo Dies From Self-Administered Poison
In Los Angeles on June 2, Mary Lugo a former follies beauty died in a hospital from self-administered poison. The report notes a crisis around her career and life in Hollywood society. Captain Charles A Lindbergh received Spain's Gold Medal plus ultra for his transatlantic flight. the decree appeared in the Gazette.
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Follies Beauty
Los Angeles
Cal
U. P
Mary Lugo
Follies
Spain
Lindy
Madrid
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Ford Denies Lindbergh Offer to Run Aviation Project
Henry Ford rejects a circulating report that he offered Captain Charles Lindbergh ten million dollars to assume active management of Ford's aviation venture. The denial clarifies there was no such discussion or agreement.
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FORD
Detroit
Henry Ford
Capt
Charles Lindbergh
Fter
Radio Program Schedules Across Major Cities
The document lists orchestral broadcasts and hour-by-hour lineups on WEAF and partner stations across New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, and more. It notes changes from the Federal Radio Commission reallocating wavelengths and includes station codes, times, and featured ensembles such as the Ladalle Symphony Orchestra, Johnson, Bourdon, and regional groups.
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New York
Ladalle Symphony Orchestra
Bourdon
Rea Nee York
Gost
Ojean
Nen Orgzalat
Baltimore
Weal Diener
Royal Hour of Music
WAL
BSRRA
Nce Orchestra
WEEI
Cincinnati
Gibson Orcheo Dancy Orchesten
Ie ‘Comte
Minnich
Harmony
Font
Crosley
Cleveland
WTAM
Tanseen
LaBalla
WWJ
Detroit
WEAF
Earry Unety Wex-Wim
Toller Orchestra
Ford
Jesarie Bourdes
Chiset Claud Eekimos
Toadrich Our
Aes Orchestra Wiz
Wip
Jaced Geese Orchestra
Cors'e Orci
Philadelphia
Ace Erevara
Pittsburgh
Anwar
WIZ
ESTER
Pinner Hove
Bom
Madrigal
Oyar I
E' Yao Si
eAwetie
Jesse
Ewe
Tima Dan
Teeneee
Washington
Kite Howe
Manta
Federal Radio Commission
Unite Press
Atlanta
Wjz
Ciitare'e Orchestra
Atu Ee
Chicago
Orchesise
Emicago
Seenermonic
Koighte
Wear
Dallas
Jolne
WHO
Paul Stoye
Fort Worth
Jol Omni Sa
Ital Sr
Weat
Wrens
Rsoe
Fem Wean
St, Paul
Toino
SoaNehen
Orcheat Fae
WSM
Nashville
Stadt Mogeaitie
Moose Plans for Picnic and Sheriff Hunts Suspect
Warren Lodge of Moose prepares a Sunday June 12 picnic at Celoron Park with a concert by the Warren Moose band and attractions for members families and friends. Sheriff investigation in Wareed county follows a late evening search leading to a warrant issued after a suspected offense. Frank Hanna jailed for burglary at Irvine faces $200 fine and 200 days in Allegheny county workhouse while Jay Owens must repay $200 and serve six months in Amerheus county workhouse.
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Creser
Wareed
Warties
MOOSE
Warren Lodge of Moose
Pss
Ile Lode
Celoron Park
Warren Moose
Frank Hanna
P. R
Irvine
Arfrd
Allegheny County
Hanna
Buffalo
Jay Owens
John Carlson
Amerheus County
Society Notes and Club Activities in Erie Warren
Dr. Barton and H. R. Drozeski of Dr Barton's office are in Erie on business today. Mrs Jessie Sayre of Glasgow Kentucky is in Warren for a short time. Lion's Club luncheon featured Jack Adams on the Library Theatre board delivering humorous monologues and songs, followed by a talk by Rev Morey of Jatestown. The club will hold its annual officer election on Thursday June 9. Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Freeman Hertzel with luncheon for sixteen at the Women's Club.
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Dr. Barton
H. R. Drozeski
Erie
Jessie Sayre
Glasgow
Kentucky
Warren
Lion's Club
Jack Adams
Library Theatre
Morey
Jatestown
Thursday Bridge Club
Freeman Hertzel
Woman’s Club
Small Dinner Hosted by Miss Magda Kere
Miss Magda Kere hosts a small dinner at the Women’s Club with guests including Evening Bridge Club members in an informal evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magda Kere
Woman's Club
Evening Bridge Club
Local visits and small town notes from a week
A visitor from Franklin and Marshall College named George Drunkenmitler plans to evacuate next week and will play in a West Virginia league this summer after a finger injury while playing at Irvine. Miss Evelyn Crippen visits at Houghton College and plans to return home early in the week. Several locals attended or hosted funerals, school meals, and family visits across Jamestown Hubbard Grand Valley and Girard with multiple relatives mentioned.
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George Drunkenmitler
Franklin and Marshall College
Legion
Irvine
Youngsville
West Virginia
Evelyn Crippen
Houghton College
Ooungeville
R. A. McKinney
Viola
A. O. Agrew
Les McKinney
Milan
Ohio
Ralph Young
Franklin
Addie Guetafzon
Falconer
Kathryn McKinney
Hubbard
Rinton P. Wood
Grand Valley
R. H. Knapp
Kintuz
Roy Olofeon
Jamestown
J. W. Engstrom
John McKinney
Girard Wednesdey
R. A. McKinne Yend Aby
Grounds Lacking to Prosecute Mandel
Mendell faces a probe with insufficient grounds to press charges after county officials find no basis for prosecution. The case, tied to a disputed death by neck injury, is stayed following an inquest led by Coroner Dr. Fayward. Mandel remains free on a $3,000 bond as the inquiry continues.
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Kansas
Anne Pion
Sammy Nde
Obi
Hastig Batt
Cate
Wight
Sy Ty Arthur
Melloth County
Attorn
Amelfout
Eaid
Mandel Wat
J Mende
Tn Baturcey
Fayward
Soroner
Spare parts for Pinedo en route to Rome
Spares and parts destined for Pinedo are reported en route through multiple hubs including La Wrrte Averes and Colonba with indications of shipment across continents. The message notes a forced delay and a plan to proceed within a week, listing various transit cities and suppliers.
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Rome
Sane
Franceree de Pba
Averes
Ruth M. De Young Elected Smith College President
The Smith College judicial board chose Ruth M. De Young as president nominee, following the tradition of selecting a candidate whose father, Justice De Young of the Illinois Supreme Court, held a notable legal standing. This reflects a natural continuation of familial reputation in the institution's leadership selection.
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Judicial Board of
Smith College
Ruth M. de Young
Justice de Young
Illnois Supreme Court
Veteran teacher to retire after fifty years service
School officer Miss Jessie XN Smith, superintendent for Esheld County Wisconsin, retires after a half century in education. Her long career included roles as teacher and jur y interpreter. A younger Wolcan was elected in a recent ballot. The Franklin News Herald notes ongoing silence attributed to the President and references a dictionary of Indian sign language.
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Jessie XN. Smith
Wis
Wolcan
Franklin News
Herald
New York Produce Markets and Wall Street Report
The report shows dull unsettled flour and mixed commodity prices in New York produce trading with pork, sugar, coffee, haydull, and eggs noted along with receipts. Wall Street advances on several industrials and rails as Special issues rise. Dow Jones dips small while General Electric and American can rise on dividend news.
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New York
Middle West
Wall Street Report
U. P
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Dow-Jones Industria
General Jotora
General Electric
Stock Market Clues With Industrials and Oils
Treasury surplus for the current fiscal year likely exceeds 500 million dollars, with the year-to-date surplus at 256,835,685 compared to 68,931,129 at the same point last year. The list covers industrials and oils including Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Standard Oil equivalents, and major railroad and mining firms.
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Treasury
Washington
Artificial Life Sustained Seventy Seven Hours
Purviance, 82, was kept alive by artificial respiration from 3:01 am Monday after his lungs collapsed in a pneumonia attack. Richmond fire department provided oxygen treatment starting at 3:01 am, while physicians reported he was unconscious most of the time.
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Richmond Fire Department
Jchmond
Calif
Market Letter and Pittsburgh Market News Summary
Market letters from Key Richards & Company discuss dividend hopes for TRDU and GL, with notes on preferred shares and potential upturn. Pittsburgh livestock and wholesale markets show hogs strong, cattle dull, and assorted fruit and produce demand inching up. Debt reduction data report a year ending May 21 drop of 1.19 billion to push public debt under 13.704 billion.
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Janu Bone
Ly Preverdy
Guidyear Tire & Rubber
England
Blind
U. S
Barnett Lewher
Ronan
Washington
U. P
Treasury
Treasury bonds oversubscribed in 1943-47 issue
Washington reports full oversubscription of the cash offering totaling 200.9 million dollars of 3 3 8 per cent treasury bonds for 1943 47. Secretary Mellon announced the result noting demand exceeded the available issue by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Treasury
Oil price list by grade and carrier in pipeline lines
Prices for various oil grades sold to transit and pipeline companies are shown. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit Co lines at 2.90, Bradford District Oil in National Transit Co lines, and multiple grades across Buckeye, Eureka, Cumberland, and Europe Pipe Line Co lines with values ranging around 0.80 to 2.90, plus Canadian supply and Indian Refining Co. figures.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Nattional Transit Co
South West
Europe
Pipe Line Co
Pensylvania
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Keister
Corning
Dilty
Backers Pipe Line Co
Cebell
Eureka
Ceeseeseey Ebs Somerset Oi
Cumberland Pipe Lines Co
Springs
Canada
Cumberberland Pipe Line Co
Indian Refining Co
Wrst
Ken- Waterloo Vets Werzee
Five Pardons Granted by Board in Mey Sessions
Harrisburg June 2 Five pardons were granted by the state board of pardons after Mey sessions. In 20 cases heard in May clemency was refused, six were held under advisement, and no clemency action was taken in April. No first degree murder cases were before the board.
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Harrisburg
U. FP
State Board of Pardons
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Dayfieht
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