Chamberlin Guests Of Air Heroes Club
Aviator Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine are feted by an Air Heroes club as they chronicle their flight. The duo discuss delays, worries about sleep and family, and potential future legs toward Rome and Budapest while inviting official welcomes from Danzig and Hungary.
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Paye
Lea
Hositals
Levine
Chamberlin
Clarence
Heaighingly
Rome
Bellanca
Mussolini
Italy
Fletcher
100 Years Old
Mrs Elizabeth Freese of Pittsburgh New Hampshire today celebrated her 300th birthday. She believes the girls of today are all right not withstanding modern dress.
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Pittsburgh
N. H
Elizabeth Freese
Is Town
Jones elected president of purchasing agents group
Lewis A. Jones of Albany New York was elected president of the National Association of Purchasing Agents at its convention in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Melon Shipments Planned From Yuma District
About 1,400 cars of cantaloupes will depart from Yuma and the southern Gila valley in the next month, marking a 400 percent rise over last year. Movement will begin in a few days, guided by A. R. McGown of the Southern Pacific, with watermelon loads around 300 cars included.
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Tucson
Ariz
Yuma
Gila Valley
A. R. McGown
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Mississippi Crevasses Flood Expect Small Rise in Louisiana
New flood crest in the lower Atchafalaya basin stagnates while a modest rise is forecast at Cabine Teele and winter crevasses in the upper Tensas area. Red Cross reports show 1,560 families fed near Blytheville Arkansas and aid expanding in Missouri and Illinois. About 1,163 people remain at Natchez after fleeing Tensas basin, with 17,732 fed outside the camp. Flooded lands drain slowly. areas still underwater face extended conditions as crevasses keep discharging water.
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New Orleans
Atchafalaya River
Louisiana
Tensas
Mississippi
American Red Cross
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Blytheville
Ark
Ilinois
Big Lake
Natchez, Miss
Extradition Of Sid ney Smith Approved By U S Commissioner
U S Commissioner Edwin F Jones approved the extradition of Sid ney Smith to Mexico on charges of attacking an 18 month old girl and the baby murder. Smith, held in Pima county jail, was captured after crossing into the United States and is awaiting final decision by the state department in Washington. He has admitted the crime and requested to stay in the United States briefly.
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Tucson
Ariz
United States
Edwin F. Jones
Sidney Smith
Smith
State Department
Washington
Pima County
Border Patrol
Mexico
Plea for forests heard at Junior Chamber convention
E A Sherman assistant forester in the federal department of agriculture urged forest conservation before the national convention of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Omaha Nebraska on June 9 AP report notes Sherman spoke on the need to preserve woodlands and manage forests responsibly in the nation.
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Omaha
Neb
Junior Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Sherman
Washington, D. C
Federal Department of Agriculture
Executive order bans flying over Washington during Lindbergh visit
Washington June 9 AP President Coolidge issued an executive order prohibiting indiscriminate flying over the capital from 11 a m Saturday to 6 p m Sunday to accommodate Colonel Lindbergh's visit.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Coolidge
Prohibition Official Goes to Nevada to Probe Grand Jury Indictment
San Francisco report says E. R. Bohner prohibition administrator departed for Nevada to examine claims that two of his agents were secretly indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Carson City.
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San Francisco
E. R. Bohner
Prohibition
Nevada
Federal
Carson City
Lowland crop prospects after sugar bowl flooding
Agricultural officials warn that the final flooded segment of the sugar bowl area leaves little chance to raise crops in nearby lowland sections as water subsides.
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Sugar Bowl
Ireland election results loom after brisk polls and heavy women vote
In Durdlin Ireland, general elections proceeded with few disturbances. Proportional representation analysis will delay final results for a week. About 70 percent participated, signaling likely return of the present government despite De Valera opposition. The De Valera campaign spent roughly 20 thousand dollars, funded after a U S visit. A notable incident occurred at Clones where a banner was cut and a revolver found, with minor injuries.
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Durdlin
Ireland
Irish Free State
de Valera
Free State
United States
Clones
Monaghan
Government
Lindbergh Guarded On Arrival In Washington
Military guards will protect Charles Lindbergh during receptions in Washington including White House visits, church, Arlington, and Walter Reed hospital. Army, Navy, Marines, and National Guard planes will greet him at the Navy Yard with a large aviation escort. Lindbergh receives promotion to Colonel in the Army Flying Services Reserve, to be presented in St. Louis.
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George Washington
White House
Lindbergh
Arlington
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Navy Reserve
Navy Yard
Monument Grounds
New York
Langley Field
C. C. Culver
Hamtum Hroads
Byrd
Virgina
Bright
Richmond
Virginia Capes
Memphis
Capes
Aeronautic Association
American Legion
Disabled Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Conditions This Year Detrimental To Crops
Drought and heavy rainfalls plus cold weather hurt farm operations and crop growth. The June crop report puts winter wheat at 527,001,000 bushels, about 90,000,000 less than last year. Corn planting is delayed across the corn belt, with only partial acreage planted by early June.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Crop Reporting Board
Mazer to Be Sentenced in Canton Slaying Case
Louis Mazer, key figure in the Don R. Mellett murder case, faces formal sentencing in Canton Ohio by Judge Agler after confessing and seeking mercy. Prosecutor Tenry Garner Jr. announced the scheduled court action with immunity terms having been withdrawn. Meanwhile S A Lengel, former police chief, faces a first degree murder indictment related to the investigation.
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Canton
Ohio
Lows Mezer
Floyd E
Agler
Tenry W. Garner, Jr
Mazer
Don R. Millett
S.A. Lengel
Mellett
Grand Dure
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Club of Air Heroes
Babbitt Brothers
Winslow’s Leading
Virginia
Henry
Charles
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Mayflower Hotel
National Aeronautic Association
Ballingfield
St. Louis
Hig
Robert Nungesser
Louis Mazer
Navajo County
AL Smith
Arizona Sunshine Oil Company
Winslow
Arizona
Arizona Sunshine
United Bank & Trust Company
Winslow, Arizona
Arizona Sunshine Oil Co
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