Lindberghs Future Plans and Will Rogers Viewpoint
Will Rogers argues Lindbergh should avoid movies and vaudeville and instead use his status to advance aviation for national defense. He sees Lindbergh as a national asset and praises his potential to inspire transatlantic flight and military readiness. The piece notes Lindbergh’s Irish and Swedish ancestry via comments from Joseph D. Bannon and references Charles XII of Sweden.
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Lindbergh
Will Rogers
Rogers
England
Prince of Wales
De Pinedo Resumes Trans Atlantic Flight From Azores
Official word from Rome and London reports Francesco de Pinedo will restart his interrupted trans Atlantic journey from the Azores after minor repairs to the Santa Maria. The Italian flyer is believed aboard the Santa Maria or with the tow vessel Infante Sagres, as ships trace his possible course toward Italy.
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Rome
Francesco de Pinedo
Azores
Santa Maria
Italy
Orta
London
United Press
Captain Bianchi
Superga
Santa Marie
Horta
Fayal
Azores Islands
Lisbon
Infante Sagres
de Pinedo
Bianchi
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Auto crashes kill teamster on wet Vai bridge in Altoona
On a wet Vai bridge in Altoona the auto of tire salesman A Grumbling of Johnstown struck a horse and wagon, fatally injuring 58 year old Tyrone teamster Theodore Snyder. He died en route to a hospital. Elizabeth Swyers of Franklin has announced candidacy for Venango county prothonotary to succeed John Mark. Sentencing of Daniel Shields of Johnstown for bribery of a government clerk was postponed for one week.
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Altoona
New Vai
A. Grumbling
Johnstown
Theodore Snyder
Tyrone
Franklin
Elizabeth Swyers
Venango County
John N. Mark
Mark
The
Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
Washington
U. P
Daniel Shields
Johntown
United States to forge renewed ties with France in Lindbergh welcome
The United States government plans a statement of renewed friendship with France. The welcome for Captain Charles Lindbergh and Briand’s idea of a lasting peace treaty will mark the occasion, signaling closer Franco American relations.
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Ludwell Denny
United Presa Sta
Washington
France
United States
Charles Lindbergh
Briand
Lindbergh
Abandoned Hope for Men Entombed in Wilkes-Barre Mine Squeeze
Five men remain trapped in the Glen Alden Coal Company No. 8 Woodward shaft after a massive squeeze and gas blast. Two killed, twenty-five injured or burned. rescue crews work through shifting rumors as explosions and fan-house detonations heighten fears.
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Wilkes-Barre
U. P
Woodward
Glen ‘Alden Coal Company
West Side
St Marys Woman Dies After Card Game Heart Attack
ST MARYS May 27 U P A 76 year old Mrs Catherine Krebner collapsed during a Knights of St Georges card game and died within minutes. She had lived in St Marys over fifty years. Fisher nuptials in Harrisburg announce rations mailed for Mary Fisher governor daughter to Henry T Brown Jr of Moorestown N J Invitations go to state officials and friends. ceremony set for June 16 at the executive mansion with a Friday reception. Major H A Dargue Pan American flyer leaves Mitchell Field for Boston stopping at Bridgeport and Hartford. Walter O Lockner accompanies him.
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ST. Marys
U. P
Knights of St. Georges Club
Catherine Krebner
Boston
Mitchell Field
N. Y
H. A. Dargue
Bridgeport
Hartford
Dargue
Walter O. Lockner
American Associaion of Commercial Organization
Right Dean in Oil Fire at Sanford Texas
The Sanford oil well explosion killed four more men today, raising the death toll to eight. Several others remain hospitalized in Borger with severe burns, and at least one more possibly may die.
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Right Dean
Sanford
Texas
Borger
Lindbergh Welcome Sparks Across Paris and Daring Return
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh drew crowds of thousands at Luxembourg Palace and in Paris as he completed a week of receptions. He hailed the first solo New York to Paris flight and predicted aerial service across the Atlantic within ten years. He later resumed flying over Paris and conducted bold stunts at Le Bourget Field.
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Paris
Charles’ Lindbergh
New York-Paris
Washington
Lindbergh
Fier
New York
Spokane
Wazha
Nations Aeronautic Association
A. L. Bradford
United Press Stalf
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Brussels
Joe
Doumergue
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Doumer
Senate
Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
le Bourget Field
iParis
Arc de Triomphe
Eiffel Tower
Elk County man shot in Ridgway visit leaves mystery
Bruno Vavala, 40, of Straight Elk County, was found with gunshot wounds to the stomach and hand in Ridgway hospital after a Johnsonburg visit. Night policeman Fox found him. Vavala said he did not know who shot him.
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Ridgway
Bruno Vavala
Straight
Elk County
Ridgway Hospital
Johnsonburg
Vavala
Fox
Sister of Mrs Haines Resting Comfortably at Clifton Springs
Report from Mrs George J Veach in Oi City says her sister Mrs WH Haines of Clifton Springs N Y is resting comfortably after a recent illness. Veach plans a visit with Mrs Haines soon. Baseball game Boston at Philadelphia postponed due to wet grounds.
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George J. Veach
Oi City
WH. Haines
Clifton Springs
Waseball
National Boston
Philadelphia
Britain Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Moscow After Commons Vote
Britain formally informs the Soviet charge d affaires of breaking off diplomatic relations with Moscow. The Commons voted 317 to 111 to back Baldwin’s policy toward Russia, while rejecting a Labour motion for a probe into Anglo Russian relations. The note demands departure of the Soviet mission and a two week to ten day deadline for others.
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London
Great Britain
Moscow
Chesham House
House of Commons
Russia
Commons
Britain
Britainn
United Press
England
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
Mai
Chamberlain
Million-Wheat Field Fire Ravages California Belt
A wind driven blaze in Hanford California destroyed about 2 million dollars worth of standing grain and claimed at least one life. The fire covered 37 miles by 10 miles, leveled a dozen farm structures, and threatened fruit orchards as 1,500 firefighters aided by local departments battled the flames. Martin Solario, 51, employed by Rovian Land Company, perished in the fire.
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Hanford
Calif
U. P
Martin Solario
Rovian Land Company
Coalinga
Lempore
Belgian Honors Lindbergh With High Belgian Order
King Albert signed a decree naming Captain Charles A Lindbergh a chevalier of the Order of Leopold in Brussels. In Harrisburg a truck driver, Walter M. Weaver, died instantly when struck by a passenger train at a crossing near the Central Iron and Steel Company plant.
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Brussels
Charles A Lindbergh
Albert
Order of Leopold
Harrisburg
Walter M. Weaver
Central Iron & Steel Company
Tribune Salesmanship Drives Vigorous Voter Interest
A. H. Urine notes strong early balloting and large new subscriber lists for a prize subscription campaign. The effort touts fair impartial campaign management and equal treatment for Warren candidates, promising stable prices and steady support through the election period.
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Tribune
Joint banquet of three service clubs sets record for pleasure
A large Warren gathering of the Ancuithew Liens Kiwanis and Rotary clubs at the Women's club featured songs led by Borg Lyons and Kistler and a performance by a local orchestra. Sol Genge and Levi Knapp led the event with Rube Steber emerging as a budding talent.
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ancuithewLiens
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Woman’s Club
Pennsylvania
Guoducers
Sol Genge
Levi Knapp
Rube Steber
Warren
Borg
Campbells
Lyons
Kistler
Prchsstra
Wally White
Joh
Newell
John
Soll
Rube Stcher
Russell Field
Wickstrom
Ty Cobb
Judge Landis
Speed
Beyer
Howard Potts
Motor Federation Endorses $50 Million Road Bond Vote
Uniontown Pa May 27 After a long trial the Pennsylvania Motor Federation passed a 53 to 51 resolution endorsing the states proposed 50 million dollar road bond issue. Robert J Mooper of Philadelphia led anti bond forces arguing the gas tax funds road work already. Samuel St Keese of Scranton urged extending a vote of confidence in Gov Fisher Corhes disapproval.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Robert J. Mooper
Philadelphia
Samuel St. Keese
Scranton
Resolutions Committee
Fisher Cor
Early Action in Ballot Box Suit Revived by King
Sen. King of Utah and aide Jerry South revived action in the Ware Wilson contingent contest seeking federal injunctions to secure contested ballot boxes. The brief argues the Reed committee remains active and supports federal court authority over Delaware county election officials. Action eyed as ballots in Pennsylvania must be destroyed near election anniversary.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Reed Committee
King
Goodfellow Too Ill To Appear In Court
Edward A. Goodfellow, tied to the Brotherhood Savings and Trust swindle, was too ill to attend criminal court for sentence after pleading guilty to receiving stolen goods. His sentencing was postponed to June 11.
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Pittsburgis
Edward A. Goodfellow
Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
Goodfellow
Ford's costly Lincoln look mocks rival Lincoln design
New York May 27 The new Ford tender resembles the Lincoln in appearance with large polished radiators and sculpted caps. One reported motor ran 64 miles an hour with a 14 horsepower load for examination while wear appeared slight. The piece notes Ford and General Motors as the two billion dollar auto giants shaping U.S. output and market battles.
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New York
Ford
Will Street
Fords
Atic
Lincoln
Nomas
Stokes United
Washington
United States
Henry Ford
General Mat ‘Ors Corporation
du Tonts
Yeu
General Motors
Automotive Industry
Chevrolet
Detroit
Weather forecast notes cooler trend with upcoming showers
Second Edition reports increasing cloudiness and cool tonight then showers Saturday. High pressure from Ontario to Gulf impacts the lower Great Lakes region while a Rocky Mountain low brings central plains showers and unsettled weather east to Indiana. Observations list mixed temperatures across major cities with a late sunset and dawn times.
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Ontario
Gulf
Upper Lakes
Lakes
Hudson Bay
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Plains States
Nebraska
Lews
Central Plains
Indiana
Utah
Nevada
Atlantic City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
River
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Arthur Brisbane
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Joseph D. Bannon
Lindberg
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Charles the Twelfth
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Peter the Great
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Luxembourg Palace
Gen. Pershing
A. H. Urine
Ecandidate
Sharpsburg
U. BP
J. D. Kearns
Pittsburg
Erie
Kearns
T. T. Rosenfell
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Sharpesburg
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Nicaragua
Catullo
Lveston
Leon
Aldpaiy
Motor Federation
George Trovanes
Plumer Brothers
Conre
Oil City
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