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July 19, 1927

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CHAMBERLIN LIONIZED BY HIS HOME TOWN; Teterboro's Nineteen People Augmented by 7,000 Others in Rousing Welcome. AIR POST OFFERED FLIER Governor Would Commission Him in Jersey Guard -- His Days as Recorder Recalled. LIONIZE CHAMBERLIN IN HIS HOME TOWN

By Special to The New York Times

TETERBORO, N.J., July 18. -Clarence D. Chamberlin, transatlantic pilot, was welcomed home this afternoon to the tiny borough where as Police Recorder Chamberlin he lived for several years. There are nineteen residents in Teterboro, eleven of whom vote.

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Roosevelt, Veteran Camper, Burns Himself Frying Bacon

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Roosevelt, T (Col), upsets frying pan and burns himself while camping near Oyster Bay

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BIG CRUISER DEAL ON 12-12-8 BASIS REPORTED IN GENEVA; Japan and Britain Said to Be in Agreement, While Our Experts Differ.

By Wythe Williams

Cruiser deal on 12-12-8 basis reported; Japan and Britain said to be in agreement while Amer experts differ; Gibson and aides confer; Anglo-Japanese tonnage plan of 500,000 for destroyers and cruisers discussed; London more hopeful; Adm Beatty and Adm Jellicoe confer with Premier Baldwin in London

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