Pope Pius I urges world to avoid war in Easter appeal
At a secret consistory the Pope condemns the warlike spirit and calls on statesmen to seek peace. He cites the canonization of John Fisher and Thomas More and warns that slaughter would ruin nations and humanity. He prays for God to confound those who desire war.
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Vatican City
Upi
Pius
College of Cardinals
John Fisher
Thomas More
Henry VIII
Last Davis Rites Held From Chapel
Last services for John W. Davis 41 Endee New Mexico farmer were held from the Blackburn Shaw Chapel at 2 pm conducted by Rev Robert C Jones pastor of the Church of Christ Burial was in Llano Cemetery Survivors include his widow and three daughters Allyene Dorothea and Jena Beth Davis all of Endee six brothers Robert Adrian Vernon Ralph Frank of Hedley and Joe Davis Loveland Cole and three sisters Mrs Virgil Hollingsworth Amarillo Mrs J F Hollingsworth Turnerville Tex and Mrs Joe Crawford Hedley
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N. M
Farmer
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Llano Cemetery
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Pauline Lee
West Twelfth Avenue
Allyene
Dorothea
Jena Beth Davis
Robert
Adrian
Vernon
Ralph
Frank Davis
Hedley
Joe Davis
Loveland
Cole
Virgil Hollingsworth
Amarillo
J. F. Hollingsworth
Turnerville
Tex
Joe Crawford
Envision Gigantic Railroad Program in Casper Proposal
Casper Wyoming April 1 W P i A a proposed 79 000 000 electrified railroad between Regina Canada and Craig Colorado would be built under a federal public works program if Hugh Lee Kirby and North and South Railway officers prevail The Interstate Commerce Commission refused a 10 500 000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to extend lines to Miles City Montana The Casper Salt Creek fields line now runs weekly Kirby and associates also helm Wyoming Montana Railway which seeks the 79 million route to unlock vast commercial potential Netherland India informal note on import restrictions on Japan.
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W.pi
Regina
Canada
Craig
Colo
Hugh Lee Kirby
North and South Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Mont
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Kirby
Wyoming- Montana Railway Company
Bat Kirby
Tembo the Elephant Receives Weekly Dental Care at Brookfield Zoo
Tembo an African elephant weighing about 3500 pounds at Brookfield Zoo is treated weekly for a tusk infection that forms one percent inch deep in the left tusk. Dr A A Dahlberg of the University of Chicago applies dental techniques during each Sunday visit after Tembo broke his tusks during transit from Tanganyika.
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Chicago
Tembo
A. A. Dahlberg
University of Chicago
Six Aviators Die in Sunday Plane Crashes Across U S
Six fliers died in separate Sunday crashes witnessed by spectators. In Corpus Christi Jack Barstow and Jack Cowgill were killed when Barstow’s plane collided with Eddie Johnson’s, injuring Johnson. Cecil Cook died near De Leon after a low altitude fall and fire. In Elmhurst Abbott and Morin perished in a monoplane crash near a radio tower. Floyd Davis died near Flint when his glider wing failed and his parachute fouled. Funeral services were pending for Barstow and Cowgill.
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Associated Press
Jack Barstow
Eddie Johnson
Corpus Christi, Tex
Barstow
Jack Cowgill
Corpus Christi
de Leon
Tex
Cecil Cook
I. W. Abbott
Claude Morin
Mich
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Earth
Charles A. Lindbergh
Beker
Cowgill
C.D Cowgill
San Benito
Harlingen
Texas Valley Morning Star
Caller Times
University of Texas
University of Colorado
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Johnson
Flint
Floyd Davis
Gordon Helm
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Fitness Boost
A 1920s style testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe health regimen. Mrs McCausland urges readers to take a half teaspoonful daily in hot water, claiming weight loss and improved vitality within weeks. The item touts the product as a health treatment widely available at drug stores and Post Office Drug Co.
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RO McCausland
Pittehursth
Droge Co
Methvin Faces Retrial in Cal Campbell Murder Case
Henry Methvin must stand trial again for the death of Commerce Oklahoma constable Cal Campbell after a hung jury. Methvin, once linked to Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, claimed Barrow or Parker orchestrated the killing. He aided officers later in an ambush that killed Barrow and Parker in Louisiana.
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Miami
Okla
U.P
Henry Methvin
Cal Campbell
Commerce
Methvin
Clyde
Barrow
Parker
Louisiana
Percy Boyd
Barrow Gang
Barking Dog Guides Bodies Discovery in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on April 1 a collie led Patrick Murray to the bodies of Mrs. Nora Kelly age 60 and her niece Florence McVey found in their home. Kelly hung by a telephone wire noose in the basement while McVey lay dead upstairs. cause of death undetermined in initial examination by Dr. M. E. Marten. Murray, a motorman, lives on the building's second floor.
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Brooklyn
Patrick Murray
Nora Kelly
Florence McVey
Miss McVey
M. E. Marten
Murray
Irish Scientist Drumm Bets Battery Fueled Train
An Irish scientist Dr James Drumm claims a new electric storage battery can power a train up to 35 miles per hour. The battery charges rapidly via a generator on the train, enabling sustained operation at speed.
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James Drumm
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