Mexican Catholics Celebrate Agreement Restoring Church Roles
Mexico City reports a nationwide lay demonstration planned for tomorrow as Catholics thank President Portes Gil for a pact with Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz. The accord lets clergy return to churches, assigns priest registrations, and allows church led religious instruction inside worship spaces.
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Gil
Portes Gil
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Mexico Clergy and President Issue Joint Religious Reform Declarations
After talks at Chapultepec, President and church leaders outline three points on priest registration, church vs state instruction, and petition rights for Mexican residents. Archbishop Ruiz notes goodwill and clergy to resume services under current laws following the signed declarations. News coverage restricts publication to Saturday, June 22.
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Diaz
Chapulitepec Palace
Sinclair Gets Month Reduced in Contempt Sentence
Washington June 22 the nine months terms Harry F Sinclair was to serve in jail were cut by one month after the District of Columbia supreme court allowed the two sentences to run concurrently. Chief Justice McCoy ordered the six months for contempt in the Fall Sinclair conspiracy case to run with the three months for senate committee questions refusal, placing Sinclair’s release around November 22. Also sentenced were H Mason Day to four months for jury shadowing and W Sherman Burns fined $1,000. William J Burns, father of Sherman, had a 15 day sentence remitted by the U S Supreme Court.
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Senator Brookhart Voices Direct Farm Relief Debate
Senator Brookhart argues the tariff plan harms farmers and warns that even limited revision would worsen farm burdens. He joins Hull and Caraway in urging the public to oppose pro farm promises and urges clear lines in tariff votes.
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Slaying of Priest At Home Linked to Jealousy
In Winona Minnesota police say jealousy motive drove the murder of Father Nicholas Brommenschenkel 65 by John Gira 65 at the priest’s rooming house. Gira wounded in the thigh his wife 18 says she struggled over the pistol. Both Gira and wife held without charge with county attorney calling it murder in the first degree.
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Has Been Ambition Versus Never Was Dream Compared
The quote contrasts choosing a past glory mindset with a lingering doubt about future potential. It frames a stance that persistence and self-belief define lasting success more than lingering regrets.
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