Pope Expected to Recall Papal Nunzio to Rome
Rome dispatch reports Premier Mussolini dissolved Catholic youth organizations by decree and observers expect Pope Pius XI to recall the papal nuncio to Rome and possibly reexamine diplomatic ties with Italy. The Vatican reportedly ordered anti fascist editorials halted and Catholic clubs dissolved, challenging the concordat and Lateran Treaty.
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Rome
Muscotini
Pine XE
Italy
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Dracon
Reopen Playgrounds After Closure Decision Stirs City
City officials announced the reopening of American Knights of Columbus playgrounds closed last Saturday noting the decision was made today. Edward Hearn, identified as papal count, spoke at the moment of announcement as the page turn hints at further details on page two.
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Edward Hearn
Dauphine President Doumergue Secretly Marries
Paris June 1 President Gaston Doumergue of France ended years of bachelorhood by a secret wedding at the Elysee Palace to widow Mme Graves. The ceremony, kept amid tight security, occurred less than two weeks before his planned retirement. The bride, little known in Paris society, and the president reportedly exchanged vows in a modest ceremony attended only by close relatives and palace officials.
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Paris
Gaston Doumérgue
France
Clyses
Mane
Graves
Ilane
Doumergue
Istm
Frances
Mme. Graves
M. Doumergue
Havas
Dowmergue Wab
Mme. J.’Graven
Blyces Palace
Gaston Drucker
Fagh
Canada Changes Coal Schedules and Tariffs
Berlin reports on rocket flight plans by Prof Auste Piccard while Ottawa unveils tariff revisions aimed at unemployment relief. Changes raise coal and coke duties, alter iron and steel rates, and modify leather and building materials schedules with three rate structures under British preference and general tariffs.
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Olawa
Canada
United States
R. B. Bennett
Hoe
Ottawa
Ont
Judoo
Pacada
House of Commons
Kirkland to Seek Harsher Outcome in Death Case
Virgil Kirkland, held on an indeterminate term at a reformatory for the death of Arlene Draves at a November party, will have sentence set aside as the state seeks a sterner penalty. Judge Grant Crumpacker ordered his return to Valparaiso for a motion to increase the sentence to five to twenty-one years, after reconciliation of juvenile act provisions and prior murder verdicts.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil’ Kirkland
Reformatory
Arlene Draves
Pendleton Reformatory
Grant Crumpacker
Kirkland
James M.ogden
Robert, Hail, Duaty
Crumpacker
Pinchot May Enter Presidential Race
Friends of Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania were reported to be sounding out sentiment among western senators on his prospects for a Republican presidential bid next year. The move drew attention at the Capitol as it opposed President Hoover’s renomination and followed earlier hints of Pinchot’s possible candidacy amid Republican speculation.
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Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchat
Capitol
Hoover
France
Maryland
Court Grants Two Writs of Error in West Virginia
West Virginia Supreme Court today allowed two writs of error and denied several others in compensation cases. The decisions included actions involving Ohio Valley Industrial Corp in a $10,000 subscription dispute, H L Seabright Co, and adjudications in Putnam and Hancock counties. A writ was allowed for Noah McCallater convicted of unlawful wounding, with a two and a half year sentence.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Ohio Valley Industrial Corporation
Ohio
H. L. Seabright Company
Layer
Noah’ McCallater
Putnam
N' Lewry
J Gage
C. EH. Maxey
Mong "Maxeyy
Arbusaka
Hancock
The
Hoosier
Jerhnenkis
Vira
Two new members named to state road commission
Charleston June 1 P Two new members join the three man state road commission Harry P Henshaw of Martinsburg Democrat former state senator and Harold P Tompkins Charleston Republican both formerly took oaths Henshaw appointed to a six year term replacing C H McCoy whose term expired Tompkins fills unexpired term of Floyd B Cunnyngham who died May 17 Tompkins returns to his Tompkins Fuel Co presidency and plans to move his family to Charleston this fall
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State Road Commission
Harry P. Henshaw
Martinsburg
Harold P. Tompkins
Henshaw
Martinebrug
Tompkins
Commission
C. P. Fortney
Conley
Senate
Shell
Tompking
Floyd B. Cunnyngham
Owyer
Mrs Herbert Hoover Visits Hollidaysburg
Mrs Herbert Hoover arrives by train before dawn and tours Hollidaysburg after an unannounced stop. She attends the graduation of Diece Mins Tanetsa Large of Palo Alto California from Helland Hell school, then departs by car for Washington with Miss Large to join a lively White House visit.
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Altoona
Herbert Hoover
Holdaysburg
Palo
Alto
Calif
Helland
Hell
Pidea
Mre
Hoover
Miss Large
California
White House
Fall Denied Review by Supreme Court Faces Year in Prison
Albert B. Fall former interior secretary must report to the District of Columbia supreme court for commitment to one year in prison and a $100,000 fine after the U S supreme court refused to review his conviction for taking a $100000 bribe from Edward L Doheny linked to naval oil reserves contracts. Fall sought presidential pardon. health concerns and executive clemency were mentioned.
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Edward L. Doheny
Naval Oi
Washington
Albert B. Fatl
Secretary of the Interior
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Atlas
District of Columbia Court of Appeal
Falig
Falt
Fall
Harding
Harry F. Sindair
Doheny
Indictments Sought in Fatal Police Shooting
Chicago reports three youths to face grand jury after a patrolman Edward Smith was killed when a group of boys led by Warner Corry 15 confessed to the act. Earl Corry 23 and Schmyléer Pepron, all involved, broke into John Marshall high school property and were confronted by the officer.
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Chicago
State’s Attorney's Office
Edward Smith
Warner Corry
Smith
Earl Corry
Schmyléer’ Pepron
John Marshall’s
Corry
Governors Discuss Taxation Problems At Conference
French Lick June 1. More than twenty governors gather for the twenty third conference of governors. Franklin D Roosevelt of New York and Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania are among the leaders who discuss public utilities and taxation. Pinchot says four groups control over ninety percent of U.S. electrical power and Melton Morgan Interests control 67 percent of that share. The utility question is the major national issue.
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French Tuck
Conference of Governors
French Lick Springs
Franklin D. Raosevelt
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Melton-Morgan
Young President of Chicago U Is Honored
Berea Kentucky June 1 The pres ent economic situation was blamed on an educational system that teaches men and women facts but not how to use them Dr Robert Maynard Hutchins president of the University of Chicago said in an address here today He received from his father honorary degree of doctor of laws The Chicago university president delivered the commencement address closing the seventy fifth anniversary of the mountain college The elder Hutchins gray headed and 69 added to the honor decreas of his son The movement for the decree originated at the University of Chicago and the elder Hutchins made the ceremony neigimple so possible The faces of both were grave and impersonal but as the purple hood was placed over the sons shoulders a cord caught in his mouth as it was passed over his head by a member of the faculty A smile broke over the tag e of the 32 year old Chicagoan who has a mount to the years and father watched at the fire time and eitled led Ya QUAKE RECORDED Weheran Peralge tune 1 ) Pydevere earthquake and heavy tina deratarma atruck this Bedtion ue the week end earth quake Mortv strongly felt at Damavand and Shahpoor but the damage was done Seven persons were attacked by lightning at Hamadan
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
William J. Hutchins
Chicago University
Mountain College
Hutchins
Hutching
Pilot Abandons Pacific Flight Plan in Alaska Run
Thomas Ash Jr American wartime aviator withdrew his non-stop attempt with the monoplane Pacific from the Tokyo to San Francisco flight. Seiji Yoshihara 28 year old Japanese sponsor Hochi Shimbun plans to resume June 25 in a seaplane from the Earle Islands Japan to follow a great circle via the Kamchatka peninsula and Aleutian chain covering about 6208 miles.
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Tokyu
Pacific
Thomas Ash Jr
Tokyo
Hochi Shimbun
Seiji Yoshihara
San Francisco
Yoruhihara
Earle Islands
Japan
Kamechitka Peninsula
Aleutian Iallade
Alaska
Mercer County Delays Health Unit Setup Amid Funds Doubts
Mercer county will not pursue federal aid for a county health unit this year citing weak finances. The U S Public Health Service offered funds to establish units, but county commissioners said an added levy would be needed and that taxpayers are not in a better financial position. West Virginia officials had promised Mercer support if the unit were formed. Bluefield offered its health laboratory to aid setup, but the court declined due to cost and tax burden concerns.
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Mercer County
U. S. Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Public Health Service
United States
West Virginia
Bluefile
Alsen Good
France Sets Deadline On Guinan Departure
Havre France January 1 Broadway entertainer Texas Guinan faced French government orders to leave France by Wednesday afternoon hour. She insisted she would travel to Paris despite the directive and raise plans to perform in Germany or Austria if her party secures a German work contract approved by the labor ministry. France blocked admission of Guinan and her dancers citing labor department rules on French contracts.
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Prasce
Texas
Guinan
France
Paris
Germany
Austria
Abe
Aaid
Dahor
Department of Labor
OUSTER PROCEEDINGS INTRODUCED AS IMPARTIAL SCOPE
Nashville reports the house prepares impeachment against Governor Horton while Tennessee lacks a lieutenant governor. Senator A B Broadbent an independent Democrat of Clarksville is cited as a political opponent in the faction seeking impeachment. The article notes the required number of charges and vacant offices amid the political tension.
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Nashville
Tenn
A.B. Broadbent
J. Clarksville
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Senate
Congrayman
Crump
Memphis
Akefing
Mpeach
Taent
Horon
Boven
Explosion at J T Robinson store rocks nearby area
Robbers blew the J T Robinson general store in Tazewell County with dynamite, loading a truck with loot before escaping. The blast damaged the building and nearby homes, with 15 to 20 sticks of dynamite used. Police and deputies investigated. owner estimates loss at about 3000 dollars.
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Tazewell County
Dwellinga Ip
Robinson
Alore
Tenta
Wound proves fatal for Tazewell farmer Ben Moss
Ben Moss a 45 year old Burkes Garden farmer died at St Luke's hospital after a rock strike to his skull during a Saturday quarrel with neighbor Clint Goodman 27 near the Goodman home. Goodman was arrested and held on 5000 bond with preliminary hearing set for June 11. Both men were prominent local families and the dispute over hogs led to the fatal injury.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Clint Goodman
Moss
Goodman
Clarence Smith
Commonwealth
Tazewell County
J. F. Fox
Christiansburg
Goodmans
Fox
Goodmen
Mona
Chey
Ekull
Mose
China
Tilend
Tazewell
A: Henry College
Mand
Well County
Hunt Million Year Old Horse Herd In Idaho
Two expeditions launch to hunt long extinct big game in Southwest Montana and to gather a million year old horse herd in Idaho. Dr Charles W Gilmore of the United States National Museum leads the Montana search for ancient camel like and rhinoceros relatives and a line of animals not fitting present groups. The team notes this era coincides with the uplift of the Rocky Mountains and widespread volcanism.
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Washington
Tere
Montana
Rogall
Idaho
Charles W. Glimore
United States National Museum
Largo
Rocky Mountains
Gilmoro
Three Elections in Mercer County Today
Citizens in Mercer county vote in three towns Oakvale Matoska and Princeton for two year terms mayor recorder and council seats. Towns show varied interest with Princeton races tense and Matoska close while Oakvale features lighter competition among candidates.
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Mercer County
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Matoska
Princeton
Matorke
Littig
Tia
Oakvale
Matoake
Thraa
Motonaka
Tone
Arthur McKinney
Recorder
T. Jas C. Godfrey
J. Lee Bailey
O. D. Epsing
C. J. Thompson
Bred
Webb
L. A. Wright
Tlexet
Townset
Martin
Mra. Zuma Haller
R. L. Rigas
W. B. Caldwell
J. Leo Baiiey
B. H. Grim
HW. Casey
Jack Diamond Reappears in Court Over Coercion Pistol Charge
Catakill New York June 4 Jack Diamond a known gangster made his third court appearance to deny guilt on two of four state charges coercion and violation of the pistol law He was brought from the county jail where he was held after discharge from an Albany hospital Diamond and others of his gang face trial on June 8 with a scheduled arraignment and related proceedings continuing in Greene county court.
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Catakill
N.Y
Jack Diamond
Techura
Greene — County
Auprems
Albany
Diamond
Crowley Locked in Death House
Ossining June 1 Francis Crowley the so called bad man was locked in Sing Sing death house tonight ahead of the expected July execution. A knife fashioned from a pistol handle was found in his stocking during undressing after arrival in the death house Keeper John OConnor demanded he shed his clothing Crowley offered a grim grin and made a taunt. He had stood in Mineola courthouse on Long Island hours earlier awaiting transport to Sing Sing.
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Ossining
Francis Crowley
Sing Sing
Crowley
John O'Connor
Mineola
Long Island
Presbyterians Break With Church Council Over Birth Control Debate
The Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to sever relations with the Federal Council of Churches after a debate over birth control. The assembly rejected approving birth control, arguing that true marriage education must be taught in churches and schools, focusing on long term family stability rather than sensational views. The vote followed strong protests from southern ministers and remarks linking Hollywood to moral decline.
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Coyesville
EB. A. Dillard
Charlotte
5. Parkes Cadman
New York City
Council
Supreme Court Rules Minnesota Press Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, ruled Minnesota’s 1925 law suppressing the weekly Saturday Press unconstitutional. Chief Justice Hughes wrote for the majority, saying the statute infringed the liberty of the press protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Dissenting Justices McReynolds, Vandevanter, Sutherland, and others urged preserving the law.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Minnesota
Hughes
Holmes
Brandeta
Stone
Roberts
Butler
McRaynolds
Vandevanter
Sutherland
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Justice Hughes
Ator
Faa
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