Pope Pius XI Defends Catholic Action in Encyclical
Vatican letter by Pope Pius XI fiercely defends Catholic Action amid Italian tensions. Encyclical denies charges of political activity by members and condemns fascist accusations as pretext. Claims attempts sought to pull Catholics from church youth and criticizes readmission of secular groups.
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Downtown Charleston Traffic Grips Streets Again
Downtown Charleston reels under heavy congestion as early reports show messy arterial jams. Police traffic officers struggle for cooperation amid impatient drivers who block lines seeking minor gains, with further details promised on page 10.
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Charleston
DeVex
Burries
Picane Ture
Debt talks near accord with minor points left
News from Paris and Washington recounts progress on the Hoover moratorium plan. Officials indicate two points remain unsettled, including the German reparation fund, while Germany may refund annuities over five to twenty five years. President Hoover awaits developments via Mellon and Castle as France and the United States push toward final agreement.
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Associated
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Yank Grealiza
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Washington
Mellon
Castle
State Department
Sec
Retary
Milig
Treasury
Theodore Joslin
Cautle
Saving Plan Outlined by State Board Of Control
The board announced an eight percent savings target for all state revenue appropriations for the 1981 83 biennium. Institutions will cut from general revenue, not collections or fees, with potential one percent restoration if year end revenues rise. List of specific allocations and savings by institution follows in the report.
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F. W. McCullough
General Revenue
Nancy Carroll Weds Bolter Mallory in New Town
New York July 3 The Daily News reports Nancy Carroll star of the movies wed Bolter Mallory magazine editor of New York in New Town New Coon The actress had a recent American divorce from Jack Kirkland playwright by a Mexican decree and married Justice of the Peace Edward Piltschler.
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The
Daily News
Nancy Carroll
Bolter Mallory
Marriet Today
Newtown, Coon
Miss Carroll
Jack Kirkland
Mallory
Piltschler
State Senator Weds Mrs Nettie V Steel
Bluefield July 3 State Sen ator Joan R. Davis of Weston wed Mrs Nettie V Vans Steel daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip B Vans of Bluefield at the bride’s home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev S W Hayne of the Methodist Episcopal church. Davis served as clerk in the last state legislature and was elected from the twelfth district in 1924. He is a lumber manufacturer and Weston banker and in the senate served on the rules committee.
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Joan R. Davis
Weston
Nettis Vans Steel
Phillip B. Vans
S. W. Hayne
Methodist Episcopal Church
Davia
Binefield
Clab
Radical Movement Among Miners Stirs Government
Washington July 3 An expanding radical movement among coal miners disturbs operators and unions. Officials, after Hoover directed aid via a July 8 Washington conference, see cautious optimism in invitations led by Lamont and Labor Secretary Donkin at the president’s request to ease the industry’s distress.
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National Miners Union
Tatu
Mmious Fiields
Corny and Arno Stage Battle, Says Reno Man
Reno man George Kilmer, head of a private protective association, recounts a chance meeting between Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Peter Arno in Reno. Kilmer says Vanderbilt accused Arno of breaking up his home and a clash occurred when Arno descended from a Bronx chamber of commerce official, ending with Arno slipping and both men being separated.
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Reno Man
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Nev
George Kilmer
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Peter Arno
Vanderbilt
Killer
Logan Bilingsten
Bronx
Deserter Draws Welchman's Fire
London reporters recount David Lloyd George attacking Sir John Simon in Parliament after Simon's Liberal resignation. Lloyd George branded Simon hypocritical and treacherous, drawing labor support and conservative backlash as he mocked party shifts and hinted at past favors withdrawn.
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House of Commons
David Lloyd George
John Simon
Lberal
Lloyd George
John
Welchman
Rome
Sir John
George
Joeph Chamberlain
Fliers Plan Quiet Weekend Amid World Flight Tour
New York July 3 The world flyers Wiley Post and Harold Gatty sought a peaceful weekend on Long Island aboard Wil Mam St. Todd’s yacht. They visited Roosevelt Field and Floyd Bennett Field, then Stamford Connecticut to board the vessel. Crowds cheered them at Roosvelt and Moya Bennett airfields and along their route.
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Wiley Post
Herald Gatty
Long Island
Wil Mam St. Todd
Roosevelt Field
Manhattan
Post
Gatty
Stamford
Conn
Qkiahome
Viola Gentry
Roosvelt Field
Moya Bennett
Aod
Lake Cargo Case Nears Settlement on Freight Rates
Washington July 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs to settle a four year dispute over coal freight rate differentials to the Great Lakes. Northern and southern bituminous regions seek changes to a 5 cent or 35 cent per ton advantage issue, with hearings on a general air freight increase looming. Northern operators press for a larger differential. southern carriers argue current 5 cent gap is the maximum justified by geography.
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Fourty Jeko Cargo
Onio
Kentucky
Virginia
Carriera
Sage 20
Charleston Observes Quiet Fourth of July Tradition
Charleston shutters public offices and marks a subdued Independence Day with holiday sport and entertainment. Aviator shows, boxing, tennis finals, and Mid-Atlantic league baseball highlight a day that largely forgives formal observance while locals seek recreation and beaches.
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Charleston
Wertflald
Johnny Edwards
Rappy Atherton
Huntington
Kanewha City Park
Charleston Tennis Club
South Ruffner
Edgewood Country Club
Hundred End
George W. Sharp
Atates
Mra Sharp
Webster Springs
Edger
Lawson
Howard Moore
Mssioner
Agricultuer
Fis
F. Witaher McGurlough
State Board of Control
Mire, McCulough Owl
British Policy In Palestine At Zionist Congress
Basel July 3 A sensational Zionist Congress clash saw Dr Stephen Wise of New York attack Britain's Palestine mandate policies. Dr Chaim Weltmann withdrew after Wise’s critique as Wise pledged to directly address Edg Tend if leadership fails. A general scientist resolution condemned the MacDonald letter and urged wholesale policy change by the British government and Palestine administration.
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Wise
New York
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Chalen Weltmann
Preai |Dent
Zionist Movement
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Dr. Welzmann
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M. D. Eder
Great Britain
Congress
MacDonald
Palestine
Schmeling Wins Technical Knockout In Last Round
Max Schmeling defeated W L Stribling in the 15th round at Municipal Stadium Cleveland to secure the world heavyweight title. The German dominated the final phase after a brutal bout before about 35 000 spectators.
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Stribling
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Young Bill
Germany
Max Schmeling
Teuton
Schineling
George Blake
Los Angeles
Lake Hile
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Blake
Tree
Ae Steya
Rina Sabrasg
Prema
Behmeeling
Geman
Hoover Plan Pleases Italy at Napies Conference
Rome July 3 Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi praised President Hoover's moratorium proposal as the first practical step toward disarmament and European reconstruction. Grandi said Italy would move forward with Hoover's plan and noted discussions with Henry Stimson ahead. He emphasized frank talks with the United States despite controversial issues.
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John Evans
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John Hvans
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Hoover
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Dino Grandania
Italy
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Muscolini
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Henry & Stimson
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United States
Keeney Calls West Virginia Mine Workers Strike Officials call nationwide strike for Monday
The West Virginia Mine Workers union authorized a strike of its members, with Kanawha district housing over 17 000 members. The executive board set Monday as the start, after coal operators refused a joint wage conference. Non members urged to join. The strike targets operators who refuse joint talks and aims to pressure a wage agreement across the state.
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Iunton
Elke
Minera
Nset
Bananaa Coal Operators Association
Frank Kreméy
West Virginia Mine Workers
Keeney
Jens
B. A. Scott
George Scherer
Duncan C. Kennedy
Kanawha Coal Operators Assotiation
Imate
Ynjoo In & Wags
Oni
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Lnreat Wirkitla
Theatrical World Mourns Death of Noted Character
Noted press agent Harry Reichenbach dies at 49 after a long career shaping publicity in Broadway and Hollywood. native of Maryland, he boasted six languages and discovered stars like Douglas Fairbanks and Clara Kimball Young. He worked with legends including Valentino, Chaplin, and Belasco, and helped propel Gloria Swanson’s Paris triumph.
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Parkausins
Hollywood
Harry Reichenbach
Lerzet
Max
J Wpa
Maryland
Douglas Fair=banks
Marguerite Clark
Clara Kimball Young
Auditariaa Sechare
Lamerr
Francia X7
Surhman
Rudolph Valentino
Gloria Swancon
Wallace Reid
Thomas Meighan
Ethel Barrymora
Charlie Chaplin
Pete Regil
Bernum Ahows
Ils
Willig Fox
David Belasco
Florenz Ziegfold
Jesse Lasky
Daniel Frohman
Winnie Sheehan
Elinor Dlynn
Gloria Swaiton
Paris
Thomas Jeffries Taken by Death at Charleston
Thomas Jeffries of Virginia street died yesterday morning at home after a lengthy illness. A pioneer resident of Charleston he came here at age five, born 1850 in New York City to George F P and Maria Shiller Jeffries. He worked with Cheanpeaks and Ohio railroad surveyors, later in West Virginia and Ohio, and served in United States government surveys on Elk river and Kanawha. In 1902 he became in government employ and advanced to Kanawha river work leadership. He was a member of St John Episcopal church and Magonte lodge Kanawha No. 20. Survived by son Louis G. Jeffries of Charleston. Funeral at home tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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Maria (Shiller) Jeffries
Cheanpeaks ‘and, Ohio Railroad
Waa
West Virginia
Old Ohio
Portsemouth
St. Jeffries
United States
Elk River
Kanawha
Kanawha River
St. Johrn Episcopal Church
Magonte Lodge
Kanewha No. 20
Gary Louis G. Jeffties
Will Wants Big Hand for Backer
Beverly Ills, July 3. The governor general of Atus tratia hails Gatty as a proud backer and promoter. The backer’s support made the trip possible, with Gatty and Pont riding in the moop seat. A great flyer and narrator, backed by a modest sponsor.
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Atustratia
Gatty
Australia
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Paradox
New York
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