26 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
1
Report of Cap. Ebingord-Smith and three companions reaching North America from Ireland aboard a geathers craft after a transatlantic hop. Mention of anxieties about the aircrafts practic commercial viability and future intercontinental service.
An account by J W Stansare and crew members of the Southern Cross long flight from Newfoundland to New York, describing extreme cold, dense fog, compass failure, star sighting attempts, and the pilots’ determination to reach Harbor Grace and then New York. Kingsford-Smith praises the navigator as practical despite the perilous 28 hour journey.
The Southern Cross crossed Newfoundland airspace en route to New York after a dawn departure from Halifax. Officials expect a coast to coast landing near New York with a large reception planned by the American and Canadian ambassadors and naval officers.
A report details a visit by educators and delegates to assess local crafts and industry. A committee, led by Miss Shaynp, plans an entertainment program featuring teachers, pottery makers, and local manufacturers. The event includes a parade and official welcomes, with transport by air and sea, and emphasis on collaboration between schools and industry.
The article reports President Hoover urging passage of the veterans’ pension measure, detailing House and Senate interactions, veto history, and a proposed compromise to raise allowances about 58 million dollars. It notes floor debates, political maneuvers, and the likelihood of additional votes.
The article reports on the Cooper Welfare Commission's activities at Delaware state schools including the Girls Industrial School. It mentions an inspection and a conference to discuss recommendations on reducing waste and improving welfare programs.
Miss Ervin, a Stockport native, earns a literary spotlight after four years of activity. She contributed to Green Creek sport magazine, won the Emerson poetry prize, studied psychology in Rome, and held roles in Sigma Pi honor society and local clubs.
Fifty delegates convene in Zanesville to promote a north south highway linking the Ohio River to the Great Lakes. Leaders from Muskingum county and several Ohio communities pursue improved routes via Mt. Vernon and Clarion to connect to state plans.
A local con artist targeted bus riders in a fare racket, using deceptive schemes to collect fares and escape, with police investigating patterns and potential suspects. Officials urge vigilance as transit security reviews routes and passenger assistance.
Readers debate a rising commotion as residents ponder causes behind recent public disturbances and the response from authorities. The note asks what sparked the surge and who is involved, signaling growing community concern.
A fragmented report describes Alfred Tyibume and N Kine amid a market crash scene at Lake Shore bank. It notes checks cashed for 2450 and 12700, mentions Lingie and a depos, and cites Lingie’s testimony about the fame after the stock market crash.
June 56ances reports Capt. Crames Hasesford-South’s 16 year old sister suffered sore throat and exhaustion from constant phone chatter. The girl, overwhelmed by late calls, caused the line to be cut briefly. a message signed Child Poses per Binesforc-South read Cheerto ate mush love Grace.
Heavy rainfall and high humidity sweep the county, with intermittent storms cooling a blistering heat wave. Officials report temperatures near 85 degrees on Thursday as outdoor events proceed amid storms and localized power outages.
A widow in Carmongn tary Belle Maser Aceins faced a judge in a case centered on a life insurance claim. The article notes prior statements and a verdict related to the husband’s death and the insurance payout.
Munro, a former member of the Zane Golf Club, defeated Fa Groile of Toledo 7 and 3 to win in the Ohio Amateur. He tied Jack Caramins of Cleveland for medalist honors with 14% yesterday, and meets Ray Miller of Toledo in the second round, favored to win.
Reports from El Paso indicate a political riot in Chihuahua City leaving two dead. The unrest followed a campaign event for presidential candidate Manuel Prieta as supporters gathered near the capitol and clashed with authorities.
Seven year old Charles Jones Watson of 312 Brookside Avenue was run over on Fragerisbury Road by a car driven by Mrs Leonard Flower. The boy sustained a broken leg but was reported to be in good condition at the hospital after initial treatment.
Irregular OCR text references an endurance plane and flights described as tough. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece hints at a dramatic event with a plane, brothers John and Kenneth Hunne, and near destruction.
Detectives arrived to quell a chaotic meeting at a tea shop. Police seized and removed eleven prisoners to central station after removing anti communism literature and detaining attendees.
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