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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1927

Page

1

Lindbergh home as Memphis hulls into Washington

United Press reports Col Charles Lindbergh arrives aboard the USS Memphis at the Washington Navy Yard after a cross Atlantic flight from New York Paris. Thousands greet him with gun salutes aircraft and crowds while President Coolidge awards the Distinguished Flying Cross. Lindbergh salutes the crowd and seeks reunion with his mother Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh.

Carl D. Groat United Press Washington Charles Lindbergh New York-Paris U.S. S Memphis Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh Piney Point Chesapeake Bay Potomac Navy Yard Los Angeles Quantico Washington Monument Greemsward America Newa York la Bourget Field Caesar Napoleon Pershing Dewey Coolidge Col Lindbergh White House Robert Nuangesser Nurgesser Captain Nurgesser Bolling Field Naval Air Station Alexandria Lindbergh Wilbur Marine Band Lirdy Paris Spiris St. Lewis

Lindbergh hailed as ambassador with perfect flight

President Coolidge honors Charles A. Lindbergh for his 33 hour nonstop New York to Paris flight. He lauds the pilot as unspoiled and praises his modest, devoted mother Evangeline Lindbergh and America's aviation leadership in a formal Washington ceremony.

Short News and The Lindbergh Rescue Echoes

A lookout aboard the cruiser Memphis reports Lindbergh on the bridge as he carries a tale of a distant voyage. Charles A. Levine plans to spend 2 million on transatlantic air lines while political talk swirls around Lowden for president in 1928 and Coolidge planning a fishing trip. A 73-year-old doctor notes Earl Carroll’s illness may be feigned and a high rise proposal in New York aims for 491 stories. Baseball pool raids in Pittsburgh lead to arrests in Springdale township.

Charles A. Levine Hin Frank O. Lowden New York Chicago Thompson

Trade talks swirl as Reds Giants and Braves discuss deals

Cincinnati June 11 Officials from New York Boston and Cincinnati NL clubs held trade discussions without any deals. Giants manager John McGraw tried to swap Hugh McQuillan to Boston for George Kelly while Dave Bancroft Emil Cis of the Red Sox pursued Kelly from Hermann and Hendricks. McGraw and Fuchs arranged to attend today’s Reds Boston game together and McGraw planned to fly to Chicago tonight to join his team.

Cincinnati New York Boston

Lindbergh Offered $100000 Salary for Aviation Work

Col. Charles Lindbergh was offered a salary of 100000 dollars a year to lead all flying activities for the American Society for the Promotion of Aviation. The group, led by president Thomas L Hill, aims to advance aviation in the United States and plans to establish landing fields where needed.

New York U. P.jp Charles Lindbergh American Society For the Promotion of Aviation Thomas L Hill United States

Lost Black and Tan Long Haired Dog

Black and tan long haired male border collie type dog lost with license number 1678. Please call 814-51 if you have information or located the dog.

Lindbergh hailed as America's greatest modern hero

Charles A Lindbergh, fresh from his solo Atlantic flight, is acclaimed by President Coolidge and a crowd of about 300000 in Washington. He receives the distinguished flying cross and a simple speech thanking Americans, while the president praises him as an ambassador without a portfolio.

Charles A. Lindbergh Coolidge America Atlantic Ocean Washington Trumphant Way Pennsylvania Avenue Monument Grounds Distinguished Flying Cross Lindbergh Tsp Paris Brussels London Europe France Mentment Grounds Davis White House

Tribune Prize Campaign Gains Momentum As Final Half Opens

Arnold urges readers to join The Tribunes big prize drive as last half begins. Candidates perk up with new subscribers, while workers push to secure 186000 or 270000 bonus ballots. Anyone can win with steady, systematic effort and active solicitation.

Tribune Arnold the Tribune Ann

Kane-Sheffield bus line seeks Warren extension franchise

Albertson of Kane seeks Public Service Commission approval to operate Warren to Sheffield buses. He plans twelve daily round trips between Warren and Kane with a 11 40 p m departure from Warren and 426 miles covered daily. Locals favor improved service post trolley line closure amid upcoming hearing in Erie.

BE. W Albertson Kane Kane-Sheffield Sheffield Warren Commington Erie Albertson Warren-Sheffield Jsie Clarendon Ludlow Contos Public Service Commission

Two Yank Airmen Honor German Ace

Clarence Chambertin and Charles AL Levine paid tribute to Manfred Von Richthofen, Germany's top wartime ace who shot down 125 Allied planes before being killed. The Americans laid a laurel wreath on Von Richthofen's grave at the Involiden cemetery, the wreath adorned by an American flag and a white ribbon reading heritage. The men will fly to Munich and Vienna tomorrow.

Frederick Kail D Press Braft Uf II Clarence Chambertin Charles AL. Levine Germany Manfred von Richthoffen von Richthoflen Involiden Hentage Thearmen Munich Vienna

Radio Carried Memphis Flight Report From Air to Press

United Press staff reported a historic broadcast from an airplane as the Memphis cruiser moved up the Potomac toward Washington for Colonel Lindbergh’s welcome. The voyage featured wireless phone links from Bolling Field to College Park and direct copying to the Washington office.

Washington U. P United Press William J. Mengoxy Potomac Charles Lindberezh Eivision J. H. Dellinger Commerce Department C B Hempel McEvoy Bolling Field Memphis Vadin Anparditis College Park United Press Office William BR. Stout Lard Lindbergh

Thrill Slayer Richard Loeb Sees Quiet Birthday in Prison

Richard Loeb, aged 22, birthday observed at Illinois state prison with routine morning drill and few home gifts while he and Nathan Leopold serve life terms for the murder of Bobby Franks.

Dicky Losb Nathan Leopold Chicago

Mrs Lindbergh Exhibits Rare Poise on Capitol Steps

Mrs Lindbergh arrives in Washington to join her son Charles as ambassador's return attracts crowds. She moves through the White House and Capitol surroundings with calm, charm, and ease, easing fears of intrusion and drawing praise from observers.

Laura Ambler United Press Washington Charles Lindbergh America Herritk Paris Sen Lindy Europe Mrs Lindbergh White House Baltimore Detroit Capitol

Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania and national trends

The forecast notes increasing cloudiness in Western Pennsylvania with Sunday showers and cooler conditions. A high pressure ridge extends from the Canadian northwest southeast to the eastern gulf states, with light showers along the Atlantic coast and scattered showers in the far west. Some sunshine appears in parts of the country while the Ohio Valley, plains, and Rockies remain notably cloudy and cooler than yesterday.

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