Log of Ocean Feige Flight San Francisco to Honolulu
June 29 The trans Pacific flight by Lieutenants Malitland and Hegenbers of the Army fliers began at Oakland at 7 10 a m and was tracked by San Francisco Crissy Field Farallon and the steamer Avaedics Legion as it moved westward. By 6 31 a m Honolulu time the aircraft landed at Wheeler field after a long radio bearing chase and reports of the plane being 700 miles from Hawaii.
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San Francisco
California
Honolulu
Malitland
Hegenbers
Army Fliers
Pacific Coast
Oakland Municipal
Crissy Seld
Farallon Islands
Avaetics Legion
San F Rnancia
Navy
President Cleveland
Cleveland
Fokker
Hawaii
Monolulu
Naval
Acredience
Wheeler Field
Howett
Byrd Transatlantic Flight Dispatches Chronicle Signals
Wireless and telegraph reports tracked the America flight from Newport to Boston area with multiple positions and signals. Observers noted aircraft over Cape Cod and Yarmouth while weather varied. a late message said Byrd would pump gasoline from extra to main tanks to end compass interference, requiring an hour of radio silence due to fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Roceevelt Fields
Ehipa Ateea
S. S
Newport
Gedependent Wireless Corporation
Provincetown
Cape Rod Light
Charleston Navy Yard
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Portland
Byrd
America
Lindbergh Flight Draws Little Public Interest
Col. Charles Lindbergh, flying from New York to St. Louis, departed Bettisfield at 3 10 p m after refueling, as Major Thomas Lamphier accompanied him in an Army pursuit plane. They planned a refueling stop at Columbus, Ohio, en route.
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Mckeesport
Charters Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Bettisfield
Cest
Mitchell Field
N. P
U. P
Charles Lindbergh
St Say
Thomas J. Lamphier
Landbergh
Columbus
Ohio
Western vacation may be cut short
Rapid City June 29 President Coolidge is likely to shorten his western vacation in August and return to Plymouth to visit graves. Preparations indicate departure around August 20 with trips planned to allow five weeks at home before resuming duties in Washington. He has declined dates after August 15 and typically stays until September 15, but this year will return earlier.
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White House
Missing Crusader Found in Des Moines After Disappearance
William L. King, vice crusader for the Pittsburgh Citizens League, reappeared in Des Moines after a nationwide search. He refused to discuss reasons for his disappearance or the mission that brought him there. King said he arrived after a 600 mile airplane trip and would leave Des Moines tonight to return to Pittsburgh.
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Des Moines
William L. King
Pittsburgh Citizens League
King
United Press
Sky
Pittsburgh
Wife of Maitland Is Much Relieved
Washington June 29. Mrs Lester J Maitland wife of Lieut Maitland an army flyer said she is very pleased and relieved to hear he has landed in Hawaii She and her husband Lloyd dispatched a cablegram to express delight at the feat They plan to go to San Francisco to meet him Maitland and Lieutenant Hegerberger completed a perilous flight The Estonia coat of living is dropping
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Washington
Lam
Lester J. Maitland
Metland
Hawaii
Maitland
Hegerberger
San Francisco
Son of Former Residents Drowns Near Frewsburg
Robert Anderson aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Anderson, longtime Frewsburg residents, drowned in Conewango Creek near Frewsburg this morning. By 2 PM his body had not been recovered. He was nephew of Mrs Frances Coates of the Lyme House hotel, who rushed to Frewsburg after receiving word. The Andersons had lived on Conewango extensions about a quarter mile from the pavement end.
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Robert
Victor Anderson
Frewsburg
N.Y
Conewanga
Frances Coates
Lyme
Andersons
Conewango
Kiwanians to Hold Picnic and Dinner Meeting
The Kiwanians enjoyed a luncheon program and business session. C A Pressell spoke on education and the Joecal club’s growth. Paul DeFrees elected to organize a July picnic. Three visitors attended from Clarksburg, New York, and Ridgway. Directors and officers plan a July 5 dinner at 6:30 at the Conewango club.
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C. A. Pressell
Committee On
Joecal Club
Paul DeFrees
Schuler
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Frank Schuler
Clark
New York City
Attorney Clark
Roy Grove
Rivanian
Ridgway
Conewango Club
Pleasant Evening at Celoron Park Outing
The Weather League of the First Lutheran Church enjoyed a pleasant evening at Celoron Park. About twenty five members motored there for supper and later watched various entertainments during the outing.
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First Lutheran Church
Loyalty League
Celoron Park
Captain Smith to Make Another Flight Soon
San Francisco June 23 Captain Ernie Smith and his Travelair monoplane will attempt another race against the Army’s Bird of Paradise within five days. Edmund J. Moffett and Tony Parent back the effort after a mica windshield failure forced an early return from Bay Farm Island Field Oakland where the craft lags two hours and 28 minutes behind the rival.
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San Francisco
Ernie Smith
Travelair
Hiewali
Edmund J. Moffett
Tony Parent
Bay Farm Island
Oakland
Carter
Smith
Radio Program Schedule and Big Broadcast Lineup
A scrambled OCR listing radio programs across dates and stations. It notes a 9:30 start for Goodrich Hour, then National Brand Comma ill, Emmett Welch Minstrers, orchestras, gospel and talk blocks, with stations in New York, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Detroit, Hartford, Philadelphia, and more. It includes time slots, call letters, and program names amid noisy text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upi
Goodrich
Livertown
New York
Atlantic City
Emmett Welch
Amas
WEAF
Orch
Hafington Band
Sepper Dance Muse
INC
Azn Roan
Fae ‘Banos Bos
Cincinnate
Jadonen
Pune Drograre
Gill
Detroit
Dinpee
Hee Flole
Deirole Symphony Orch
Hartford
Scheliecazade
Walderdione Mnele
Baretak
Syi
Tolanders
Schcherazade
Worio
Ottawa
CNRM
Montres
Philadelphia
ge-Stasay” Theatre Sree
Bae
Gahaende
Westhers Fredomtralae
United
RVA
Wenborgesset
Necta
Byrd and crew launch plane over Long Island for Paris flight
The Norge airship crew, led by Byrd with Neville and Acosta aboard, prepared at Garden City field amid drizzle and low clouds. After final checks, the plane thundered off at 5 20, climbed to 200 feet, then headed northeast over Long Island with nine escort planes, as crowds watched and bulletins informed them of the voyage toward Paris.
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Newfoundland
St. Johns
Grand Banke
Blane
Neville
Balchen
Acosta
Garden City
Porter Adams
Auterie Aeronautical Association
Kincade
Wien Aeronautical Corporation
Anwin
Kincaid
Kinkade
Tom Mulroy
Grover Whalen
American Trans-Oil Company
Associa Flight
Byrd
Nevilly
Paris
Althenh
America
Cramberlin
Columbia
Ploud Beniielt
William Vant
Nevilles
J. A. Brockhurst
Halchen
Theodore Roosevelt
Rosa Gardier
Long Island
M. Merrill
M Aviation
Bat
Nerrill
Return Hop From Hawaii Possible Return Hop From Hawaii Possible
Washington June 29 There is a possibility that Lieutenants Maitland and Hegenberger will need to make their Hawaiian hop and round trip journey A decision on a retw jump to San Francisco is not yet reached Aviation Secretary Trubee Davison discusses the possibility with the Army remains under advisement The venture is believed valued for the exploit and would depend on conditions of men plane and weather upon arrival
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Washington
Maitland
Hegenberger
San Francisco
Ear
Trubee Davison
United Ae
WOMEN'S FLAG TOURNAMENT AT COUNTRY CLUB
The Warren paper reports a Women’s Flag tournament at the Country Club with about sixty members playing across three mornings and enjoying luncheons at the clubhouse. Mrs Harold Blair and Mrs Burr Welker won the tournament prizes include two half hour lessons. other items include carp contest notes and local sports activity.
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Harold Blair
Burr Welker
Reverend Dennig Speaks at District Sunday School Meet
In Wrightsville this afternoon Rev C A Dennig addressed a district Sunday school convention for the Lottaville Wrightsville and Columbus districts under the direction of Sunday school leader Ernest Kahenick. Mrs Morris Bonatell of Ridgway was a visitor in Warren today.
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Rev
C. A. Dennig
Wrightsville
Lottaville
Columbus
Ernest Kahenick
Morris Bonatell
Ridgway
Warren
Market snapshot of major industrials and oils list
A long stock ledger lists numerous American and international industrials and oils including American Car Foundry, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Dodge Brothers, Gulf States Steel, Standard Oil, Texaco, Phillips Petroleum, Union Carbide, and Union Oil among others. The column shows bid prices, percent changes, and notable tickers across sectors, indicating a broad market sweep of industrials and energy firms.
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Allied Chemiless
American Car Foundry
American Steel Fountry
American Waulete Cece Anavonta
Atchison
Atlantic Gult Atlantic oRfink Baldwin Lees
Baltimore
Barnsdall Aeiev
Bethlehem Steel
California
Petrotour
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Chicago Rock
Chicago
Chrysler E
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers Ci
Davison Chuwivs
Erie
iErie
Freeport Texas
General Kleeiriy
General Motors Ooo
Cronk Neetheui Oregen O
Mid Continent Metroleim
Oib
Missouri
National Birewit ' Negarla Cuyyur
New Haven
Eessse
New York
Getta
Phillips Petreleum
Packard Mottirs
Simms Petreleuny Sinclair OW
Skelly
Southern Pacific
Southern RR
Stewart
Pete
Texas Corp
Ieteesereere
Timken Ry
Tidewater Associated Tobacco
Trans
Union OF Caleranne
Union Pact Vehicles
U.S. Cashion
Piaweves US
Wakaste Ma
N. J
Curb Ailier
American Maricatho
Carib Syndicate
Gittes Service Commion Cities Service Pd
Continental OU
Durant del
General Mines
Idaho Copper
New Bradford Oiigiees
Hihe National Transit
Salt Greele Produce
Standard Oil of
Cities Service Bankers
Pittsburgh
Arkanase Gas
Rha Ser Eteeseetne
Oil Market Prices by Transit and Pipe Line Co Lines
Off various grades of Pennsylvania and national grade oils show mixed figures across Transit and Pipeline company lines. Prices range from about 1.10 to 2.90 with different districts and lines reporting varied cents per gallon or barrel, reflecting regional price dispersion and supplier lines.
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Pennsylvania
X Mark Transit Co
Bradford
Nal Transit Co
Nettional Transit Co
South Weat
Pipe Times
Speseere Pennegivaibe
Eye Pipe Line Co
Elster Crgeening
Cnet
Ips Ling Co
Aesi
Oni Ered
Eureka
Pipa Ine Co
Wed
Screesessers Bomerse Ol
Lines Co
Pringe
Gener Aging Rade Oberland Line Co
Linen
Ndisn
Fining Co
Weat Keaven
Feral A
Con Canada
Market Letter Signals Cautious Start Ahead for Stocks
The market shows cautious optimism with a moderate rise in demand and expectations of a second largest annual turnover in money on interest and dividends. No clear move in time loan rates, and early trading is hesitant with possible irregularity later. Oil and radio stocks loom large as Phillips and Seminole face overproduction concerns, while domestic oil data show mixed weekly results and transport figures trend lower.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips
Harves Bh
Seminole Oil
Pioneers Maitland and Hegenberger Fly Pacific to Honolulu
After a tense flight in bad weather the aviators Maitland and Hegenberger landed near Honolulu. They spoke with Major Miller and General Lewis at Schofield Barracks, then were greeted by thousands as they traveled in an open car to the Royal Hawaiian hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegenberger
United TesTe
Kauai
Honolulu
trans-Pacific
Au’tion
Miller
Lewis
Hawaiian Department
Maitland
Schofield Barracks
Tasi
Royal Hawaiiani
Waiki
Mechanic Sails To Meet Byrd In Paris
Hoboken N J June 24 Harold Kinkade mechanic who prepared the plane s motors for the flight from New York to Paris said Byrd intends to fly home from Europe if practicable. He spoke shortly before sailing for Europe on the President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N.J
U. P
Richard Byrd
Europe
America
Harold Kinkade
New York
Paris
Ier
Roosevelt
U. S
Ines
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Sonoma
COM
Estonia
Robert Anderson
Capt. Smith
Cca
Waz
WSR
Atlanta
Tesson
Faotic
CCR
Australia
England
Warren Chapter
Bank Walton Lergue
Wold
Allegheny
Conenango Valley Country Club
Warren General Hospital
Omni Buthling
Fred C. Eaton
Louise Schimmelfeng
George E. Muirway
Milton Beaty Sand
Verriet Wallace
Iressucer
WM. McConnnell
H. G. Laxton
R. W. Stone
J. Hoff
Jerome G. Smith
If H. McConnell
L. M. Priddle
Charles Pirillo
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Walnut Street
Fourth Ward
Wholeborn
Marshall Kightlinger
Prospect Street
MR. Wetmore
D. Wetmore
Oregon
Wetmore
Frank Key
Biddle Street
Freems
Ekey
Milwaukee
Wis
Cutler Hammer Company
Ork
Middle West
Santos
Sigway
Long Island Ave
Kay
Richards
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Giant Fokker
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