Mussolini and Pope Seek Terms Over Catholic Clubs
Rome reports say Mussolini aims to disband Azione Cattolica unless Vatican negotiations settle the Fascist clash with the Holy See. A Vatican statement notes tension as talks proceed, with the pope staying largely in study and Catholic youth groups facing closure under new measures tied to the Lateran framework. The government hints future action but provides no decisive move, while Pope's stance centers on safeguarding sovereignty and church payments.
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Venice
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Orca
Alon Oce
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Pope
Mayors Visit France Hold Victory Banquet Parade
In Nancy France on June 2 American mayors held a victory banquet in response to Mayor John H. Porter of Los Angeles adopting wine sauces. Porter defended his stance saying he remains a teetotaler and that sauces are not drinks, despite remarks about consuming wine in the dish.
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France
John H. Porter
Los Angeles
Porter
Seid
Clark Freed On Large Bond Amid Court Victory
In Los Angeles on June 2, 1952, David H. Clark a young former deputy district attorney was ordered held for trial on charges he murdered political boss Charles Crawford and liberal magazine editor Herbert Spencer. Municipal Judge Dan Sturzenacker set bail at 1000000, as Clark sought superior court trial. Courtroom tumult followed the decision while Clark’s wife Nancy Clark cried with joy and bond houses moved to secure his release pending trial. The case links Clark to political forces opposing Crawford and a rival editor’s stance, with prosecutors urging against bail.
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Los Angeles
David Hi. Clark
Discriet
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Uberal
Dan Sturzenacher
Clark
Attornney
W. J. Gilbert
Nancy Clark
Crawford
Spencer
MacArthur rails at pacifist clergy in war stance
General Douglas MacArthur condemned clergy who oppose war, citing scripture to defend military obligation. He noted high rates of pacifist sentiment among ministers surveyed by Kwab Page and warned that opposition to defense could undermine national security and lawfulness.
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Washington
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Army
Erbe
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Lcense
Jy Stampa
League
League of Nations
United States
Germany
Stepmother Is Father’s Slayer, Young Girl Says
Twelve year old Rose Garrett testified at a magistrate hearing that Grover Garrett was killed by his wife Beatrice Garrett on January 14 after being dragged into a back room. Beatrice Garrett and Homer Langford face first degree murder charges. preliminary hearing held, bound over to grand jury.
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Rose Garrett
Grover
Bi) Garrett
Stout
Beatrice
Wis Kiting Ny
Garrett Crother
Homer Langford
W. W. Davis
Garrett
Rene
Lfe
Ble
Okey Robinson
Tsarretts
Isitiet Rose
Federal Council Hit But Loved By Churchmen
The Federal Council of Churches faced criticism from the Presbyterian general assembly over the central report. The assembly did not withdraw from the council but urged restraint on religious pronouncements about birth control and to hold peace on morality and delicacy topics.
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Pittsburgh
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Presbyterian Church
U. S.A
Wirth Central
Nut
Epsom Downs
Aga Khan
A. P. Vasset
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Doolittie
Ihn
Derby. Org
AMON
Itigh
Catcutta
London Stock Exchange
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Liverpool
Newfoundland
Willem Woodward
Sir Andres
Marshall Field
Jacope
Sir Andrew
Toruy
Wnera
Grasa
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Itrade
Ashridge
George
Jockey Club
Buckingham Palace
Lilarmajesty
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Church Roles and Finances
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States discussed church participation with the Federal Council of Churches, with Rev Mark A Matthews urging study by the General Council. Resolutions called for endowment funds to be segregated for current expenses, and the dissolution of the permanent Assembly work committee with executive committees gaining oversight.
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Jones Earl Corwin
Pana
Cornell
Smith
Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church
Federal Council
Church Gener Council
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Buder
Matthews
Feneral Council
Benjamin F. Palst
Lancester
Hoover
Juin
Fieming
Brooklyn
Sring
Mark A. Matthew
Montreat
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Enid
Committee On Assembly
Aic
Foreign Mansion Board
J. Layton Mauze
Kansas City
Committee of Assembly
Itn
Berea Student Shot to Death in Dormitory
Leonard Martin 21, a Berea College graduate, was killed in Prospect Hall dormitory by a pistol discharge described as accidental. Bowman 2%, a senior class member nearly ready to graduate, was loading the pistol when it discharged, wounding Martin in the hand. Martin died before a doctor arrived. Bowman, married with a son, posted a $400 bond for the examining trial in Richmond. Coroner Jenkins planned no inquest for now. college officials declined to comment pending Friday hearing.
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Berea
Leonard Martin
Heteh Academy
Prospect Hall
J Witford
Bowman
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Martin
Matin
Richmond
Wan Atngte
Community Rose Show Opens At YWCA Today
Charleston hosts its ninth annual community rose show at the YWCA building on Quartier street between Broad and Brooks. The event runs noon to 10 pm with entries accepted 8 to 9:30 am. Visitors may view many blooms, with several Rose Society prizes and special awards including Daily Mail cup and Queen of the Show. The Charleston Race Society meeting for officers and business follows in a adjoining room at 4 pm Wednesday.
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Quartier
Broad
Brooks Streets
Cnarleston Rose Society
Tibbon
American Best Society
Daily Mail
American Rose Society
Daily Papers
Charleston Race Society
Three Girls Escape French Vigilance in Havre Hotel
Three of Texas Guinan's dancing girls slipped from their hotel in Havre and fled, thwarting plans to send them back to New York. Detectives pursued them as Paris officials alerted authorities to prevent further escapes while officials discussed arrangements for their return aboard the Paris liner.
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France
Texas
Guinan
New York
Creaon Hotel
Paris
Evelyn Martin
Taylor
Mabs
Frascaty
Hletra Crespi
Meahwhite
Mist Guinan
Patty
Pasasge
Sebtlndt
Freich Maen
Flint Claas Accocommodation
Doctor Found Murdered In New York Mansion
SEW YORE June 2 In a New York mansion the elderly bachelor Dr George Edward Deely was found dead in his sleep with a loosely drawn wire about the throat after a failed strangling attempt. Police questioned Simplicio the chauffeur as a suspect. The motive appeared not to be robbery as the furnishings were left untouched.
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Ind
Genis
Gor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Cobanair
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
United States
Roosevelt
Aswassing
George Edward Deely
Sentka Simpilele
Simplicio
Echauffeur
Chet
Urpeély
Patice
Doetor
Hin Steep
Nim Jeap
Thea
Alleged Thrill Slayer Caught After Six Years
NY dispatch reports Philip Knox Knapp, self-styled black sheep of a wealthy Syracuse family and former Cornell student, captured in West Orange NJ after a six year manhunt for the Leopold-Loeb–like thrill murder of taxi driver Louis Panella near Mitchell Field in 1935. Knapp claimed a backhead shot and strange flight of crime including disguises, a marriage, coast guard service, and a long evasive chase by detectives worldwide. His wife supported him, while investigators traced his movements from England to South Africa before identifying his Staten Island coast guard records.
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Philip Knox Knapp
Syracuse
Familly
Cornell University
Nassau County Jatt
Long Island
Rueela
England
France
South Africa
West Grenge
N. J
Allen Singobury Phillipe
Knapp
Louis Panella
Mitchell Pield
L. Te
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
Panella
Army Air Corps
William Winnapp
New Fersey
Minneole
L. A
Manhattan
Baltimore
Pannie
Antewell Field
Army Ftr Corps
Air Fielt
Pawella
Wincheola
Mitchell Field
Pavelia
Knupp
Catskills
Albany
Boston
Eleanor Hill
Westport
Mass
Phillips
Staten Island
Towers
West Orange
Bacame Madenie Knapp
James Bohan
Scotland Yard
Engelard
Russia
South America
Snapp
Coast Guard
Staten Samland
Bohan
al Phillips
Coast Suard
Weat
Tara
Senators Hit Tariff Boost
Washington dated June 2 report notes Canadian tariff increases generate political comment from Democrats and Republicans. Senators Smoot Harrison Taftlolette Coulson discuss retaliation and effects on U S industry. Commerce figures show about one quarter of last year’s export to Canada worth 4650 396 000 would be affected, especially coal steel automobiles and oranges.
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Atatemonte
Salt Lake City
Smoot
Commerce Department
Canada
Benator Hastings
Delaware
Republican National Committee
Hull
Tennessee
Bennett
Harrison
Mississippi
TaPolette
Wisconsin
Hawley-Smoot
Finanes
Coulcens
Republtican
Michigan
Pear
Great Britain
Russia
Gansta
Seven Men Injured In Ford Plant Exposition
In Daulas Texas on June 2 seven men were seriously injured by two explosions at the Ford motor plant. A blast caused a gas buildup in the powerhouse and set a fire, followed by a final explosion that burned six more workers as crews cleared debris. Private ambulances removed the victims while firemen fought the blaze.
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Tex
Ford Motor
Nad
Binet
Supposedly Dead Girl In Morgue Had Only Fainted
Miss Jersey Rogers 18 of Greenwich Conn fainted on a Grand Central terminal platform and was pronounced dead. She woke in a morgue cooler, freed herself, and fled in terror. Her parents were notified of a mistaken death before learning she survived the shock with no lasting harm.
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Jtey Rogers
Richart W. Rogers
Greekwich
Conn
Mina Rogers
Grand Central Terminal
Baurssay
Greenwich
United Press
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Terrelf
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Scully
Miss Rogers
Une
Milas Rogers
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Election confusion sparks cotton seed week debate in Hollywood
In Hollywood California public confusion followed a local election as voters faced unclear ballots and a controversial cotton seed week topic. Reports describe disjointed lines, mixed up names, and lingering discontent over agricultural issues and seed supply funding.
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Calif
Tune
South
Metton
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