Winnie Mae Crosses Ocean Toward Europe on Round-The-World Run
The Winnie Mae departed Roosevelt Field at 4:57 daylight time for Germany on the second lap toward a planned round-the-world record. Pilot Wiley Post and navigator Harold Gatty headed the craft above the Atlantic bound for Europe.
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Mussolini Sees Support For Debt Moratorium Plan
In a House of Commons speech Sir Samuel Hoare signals Britons back the President's debt moratorium proposal and pledges cooperation to flesh out details quickly. He notes Germany faces difficulty and urges prompt action by all nations. Secretary Stimson later affirms the broad outlines remain unchanged as negotiations continue.
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Pilcher Address Highlights Local Festival Links
Judge Philip Williams discussed a Solomon's Island fishing trip in a brief talk to Kiwanis. Nelson F. Richards spoke on the Laurel Festival in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania noting its Apple Blossom Festival influence and that 32 Stroudsburg citizens attended the 1931 Winchester event to gain ideas.
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Flight team seeks 19 hour Berlin crossing in 150 mph dash
A two man team led by Gatty and Post plans a 1,200 mile hop from Roosevelt Field to Berlin at over 150 mph aiming to break Graf Zeppelin’s 22 day globe circumnavigation. They will navigate 13 compass checks, use radio, and may reroute south to France if weather worsens.
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Radio Licenses Ordered Renewed By Commission
Commissioner Robinson outlines in a statement how the court decision affected radio licenses. The article notes renewal orders issued by the commission and references the impact on license holders and regulatory actions.
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