Lindbergh praised as hero amid world tour reception
The article depicts massive crowds in New York praising Charles Lindbergh as he begins his postflight tour, noting his mixed Scandinavian heritage and human presence over mechanical perfection. It also mentions Japan seeking more cruisers at the Geneva Naval Conference, arguing for equal ratio with the United States due to trading needs.
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Little Sale Men Offer Early Classified Ads and Mowers
Limited time classified offer runs two ads the same day with three lines each. Lawn mowers are sharpened by machinery for efficient mowing, advertised by Peerless Grinding Service. Bell 893 R.
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Peerless
Mitchell charges Navy using Lindy for propaganda
William Mitchell former army aviation chief accuses the Navy of using Charles Lindbergh for propaganda and blames incompetent air service leadership for aviation problems. Assistant Secretary Warner counters, absolving the Navy and noting Lindbergh’s flight issues stemmed from a long developing defect. The dispute touches on St Louis battleship and Memphis voyage issues amid Lindbergh’s New York trip.
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Special Train Passes Through Vast Wheat Belt to City
President Coolidge arrives in the Black Hills of South Dakota where 25 000 to 59 000 people are expected to greet him. Crowds gather at stations as Indians in full costume and cowboys in ten gallon hats line the route. He heads to the state game lodge near Rapid City for summer residence guarded by National Guardsmen.
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Amateurs Shine As Open Leads Shift At Oakmont
Tammy Johnston of Minneapolis surged to the forefront with a 36 hole total of 147 while Harrison Jimmy Johnston led early with 147 as Bobby Jones slipped to 153 in the National Open at Oakmont Country Club. Weather improved after yesterday’s downpour and pros including Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen showed renewed form as scores tightened.
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First Wedding at Tate Executive Mansion
The Harrisburg mansion will host the wedding of Miss Mary Miller Fisher, daughter of Governor Fisher, to Henry Tatnall Brown Jr of Moorestown New Jersey. The ceremony in an east room alcove will be by Rev Dr J A Pinkerton with a 4 30 reception and a rehearsal that afternoon at 3 30.
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United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Ellis Clark Hammann
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Orpheus Club
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John A. H. Keith
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Governor Fisher
Miss Fisher
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Rhode Island Man Installed as Imperial Potentate
Clarence M. Dunbar of Providence was installed as imperial potentate of the Shriners at the annual shrine convention in Atlantic City. He succeeds David W. Grosland of Montgomery Alabama with officers advancing one rank and a contest only for outer guard. In England Lord Astor's Book Law won the Coronation Stakes at Ascot Heath with Gay Lady second and Escalator third among seven runners.
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Duke of Portland
Early Byrd Flight Rumors and Industrial Accidents in New York
Reports say Commander Richard Byrd may depart for Paris soon in the tri motor America after fuel and provisions. Two Warren factory accidents hospitalize workers, one loses a hand, another breaks a leg, with details of injuries and victims in Warren and Struthers Wells plants.
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Mrs Lindberghs Western trip and flight news
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh will depart New York at five o clock this evening for St. Louis aboard a special section of The Spirit of St Louis. The train christening will be performed by Mrs Harry H Knight of St Louis before departure with about 30 travelers, mostly St Louis reception committee members. Charles Lindbergh tests his motor at the naval air station and may return to the city to reclaim his plane. He is set to attend a Coolidge pass ceremony at the St Louis park and make a series of appearances in New York for community events and charity performances.
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Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Big Triple Offer Extended For One Week In Vote Drive
After the Big Vote was announced last Wednesday many candidates called for information on the special offer for New Subscriptions and Triple Class entry. Subscriptions and votes increased as the Tribune list grew rapidly with implied confidence in the campaign. Early opponents attempted to dampen momentum, but the surge continued. Continued on Page Nie.
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American fliers to visit Zeppelin works
Clarence D Chamberlin and Charles A Levine, famed for a transatlantic flight, sail from Baden Baden to Friedrichshafen to tour the Zeppelin works and Dornier plant. Mrs Chamberlin and Mrs Levine join them, heading for Bremen aboard the Berlin, with plans to visit Stuttgart Frankfurt and Bi gimen.
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Warning from Chamber on Service Certificate solicitations
The Chamber of Commerce cautions the public against paying money to solicitors without investigation. A citizen reports being solicited to buy Service Certificates from a so called detective agency. Prudence urges calling Chamber approval before parting with funds or signing contracts with strangers.
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Local Guardsmen to Camp at Mt Gretna July 28
Captain Charles Pearson announced that Company I 312th Regiment National Guards will travel to Mt Gretna for a fifteen day camp starting July 28. The unit, currently 62 strong with 15 enlistments expiring, aims to reach quota near 65. Training will include enhanced athletic programs with boating under state rules and field meets. Several promotions are planned next month including four duty sergeants and three corporals. Major Edcon F. Sina of Drie conducted an efficiency inspection showing the unit in good form. Classes at the Armory resume on Monday evenings after drills.
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Annual Swedish Baptist meeting draws 250 here this week
The Swedish Baptist Middle Conference opens at the Swedish Baptist Church with Rev O Schuleen of Cleveland preaching. Delegates and visitors totaling about 250 will attend sessions including a Young People’s conference. Various ministers from Cleveland, Los Angeles, Akron and Youngstown participate with sermons, reports, and elections through Sunday, with most sessions in Swedish except Sunday services in English.
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Youngstown
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Martina A. Daraon
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Akron
Carl Antonson
Los Angeles
Edw K. Karlson
Chicago
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Linus Johnson
McKeesport
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Weather Forecast Western Pa Fair With Pleasant Temps
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday in Western Pennsylvania with little temperature change. High pressure covers the continental area from the Appalachians to the Rockies, with cool conditions in the northern half of the country. Readings include Chicago 54, Cleveland 66, Pittsburgh 54, New York 69, and a 73 night low with sunrise around 6:40.
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