Settlement Of Controversy At Rome Is Seen
In Rome the Vatican and the fascist directorate led by Premier Mussolini issued statements aiming to settle the dispute over Catholic youth clubs. The directorate vowed to tolerate no anti fascism while affirming respect for the Catholic church, and ordered 9,000 regional sections to back this stance. Negotiations were proceeding toward a peaceful resolution despite firm rhetoric from Rome.
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Holy See
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Benito Muncouel
Vatican
po.Lice Tasasuren
Eeresti
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Italy
Wille
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Resigtort
Vaticcan
Remembering polite dinners and awkward meals
A short reminiscence by Robert Quillen recalls Willie Willis recalling Mrs. Brown's dinner. The anecdote centers on politeness despite the meal being tough and awkward, as the speaker notes the difficulty of finishing a meal with grace.
50,000 Flee From Reds In South Ching
Fifty thousand peasants flee southern Kiang province to escape red armies. Hundreds of children are reported dead along roads as crowds move toward Canton for safety. The flight follows reports of 10,000 government troops withdrawing into Erwangtung to oppose the communist forces.
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Kianget
Reda
Kwangtung
Canton
Cameronian Wins 148th Derby in Stirring Finish
In London Cameronian ridden by a top jockey won the 148th Derby by three quarters of a length amid a crowd of over 800000. Orpen finished second, Sandwich third, with Goyescas in fourth and other contenders close behind. Owned by John A. Dewar and bred by the Dewar estate, the Scottish horse was famed as the Scotch whisky elite.
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London
Caméronian
Gay
England
Millong
Calcutta
Europe
America
Cameronian
Courage Wait
John Rutherfords
Orpen
M-Gime
Lord Rosebery
Sandwich
Marcel Boussac
Goyescas
Sir Edward Hanmer
Aga Khan
Marshall Field
Jacopo
Chief Hope
William Woodward
Sir Andrew
John A. Dewar
Lord Dewar
John
Cameronisa
Jeane Ae
Present Diplomas To 267 Charleston Graduates
Charleston High School awarded diplomas to 267 graduates in a large auditorium ceremony led by Rev. Ralph W. Sockman who spoke on The Age of Adventure. Principal Gorman announced the class and diplomas were given by Superintendent Teal. selections included Youth Triumphant and America. An informal gathering followed in the gym.
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Charleston High School
Riso
Ralph W. Sockman
D. du
Madison Avenue M. E
New York
Wac
W. ¥. Mallakey
D. D
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America
Sockiman
RB. F. Gorman
Fred
Teal City Superintendent of Schools
Nautilus set to probe polar seas from Woods Hole route
The submarine Nautilus, commanded by Alf Hubert Viking, passed Woods Hole en route to Princetown Tors for an undersea run off Cape Cod. It will cross the Atlantic to London, sailing at noon from its London base, escorted by the destroyer Hunt.
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Woods Hole
Alf Hubert Viking
North Pole
Pronyincetown Tors
Cape Cod
Atlantic
London
Teen
Four Per Cent Exports Hit by Tariff Says Aid
Washington report states Canada’s tariff hikes imperil about 25 million dollars in American exports, roughly four percent of U S exports to the dominion in 1940. Dr James Klein asserts Canada uses protective tariffs like the United States did to stimulate employment and protect industry. He notes Canada’s tariff revenue ratio and per capita wealth, and links recent rises to forthcoming reciprocal tariff talks with British dominions. Party spokesmen offer opposing readings as debate over the measures continues.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Kevin
Joo Dominion
Ota
Kein
Crowds Attend Flower Show in Charleston Rose Society Event
Crowds attended Charleston's ninth annual rose show drawing hundreds of visitors to the exhibition hall of the M. F. C. A. The Charleston Rose Society, hosting the event, also held its annual meeting. Officers elected included Cham De. W. W. Point as president Arch Meeig as vice president Mrs. Gwynn Nicholson as secretary P. Db. Drumheller as treasurer and members on the executive committee. The society plans a fall informal show and discusses establishing a municipal rose garden near the old Charleston General hospital. The show awarded top honors to a copper and apricot hybrid rose Feu Joseph Looymans entered by Mrs. Walter M. Scott, who also earned a Montgomery/annual rose society membership. The Queen of the Show was the same flower. Additional medals were awarded to Mrs. G. E. Ward and Mrs. J. 21 Thomas. The exhibit included many sumblag roses and prominent bush roses.
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Cham de
W. W. Point
Arch Meeig
Gwynn Nicholson
P. Db. Drumheller
Propare Municipal
Rose Garey
Tni
Charleston Mint
Feu
Joseph Looymans
Walter M. Scott
Kanawha City
Américan Rose Society
Tex and Her Chain Gang Sail From Le Havre to New York
Texan Guinan and her chain of 20 Browaway dancers departed Le Havre for New York on the liner after failed efforts to secure admission to France as foreign laborers. Guinan lamented she could have secured changes with two minutes alone with Premier Laval. The troupe, wearing distinctive costumes, plans work in Hollywood as officials in France show little interest in labor enticements.
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France
Guinan
New York
Larval
Miss Guinan
Paris
M. Laval
Filma
Hollywood
Lanyatte
John D'Arc
le Havre
Harry Aslett
Miao Guinan
England
Wheat Plunge as Farm Board Withdraws from Cash Market
Chicago June 2. Farm Board action stirred markets causing June wheat to drop sharply as Minneapolis reported the Board withdrew from cash market. July futures fell about 43 to 46 cents, with declines in Duluth and Omaha. Only two cars traded in Chicago cash wheat, while Grain Stabilization head Milner said the Board is not buying wheat today.
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Ward End
Gatendstitl
Mintespolis
Duluth
Kanaza City
Omatia
Merive
Chickeo
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Minneapoit
George 8
Milner
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Washington
James C. Stone
The
Strike Enters Mountour Miners Row in Pa
Pittsburg dispatch reports that a march by western Pennsylvania coal miners on Mountour No 10 mine in Liberty reduced work to two of 2500 workers. Officials estimate 5500 miners on strike district wide over wages and union recognition. Delegates from Bentleyville Kinloch and Washington counties spoke of near starvation and relief needs. A second strike was planned for tomorrow at another mine.
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Frank Borloh
National Miners’ Uniod
Western Pennsylvania
Mountour No. 10
Pitterburg Coal Company
Liberty
Montour
Borich
Horich
Mountour Toute
Bentleyville
Washington County
Kinloch
Westmoreland
Fis
United Mine Workers of America
Library
Moffit-Sterling Ming
Greene County
Deputies Accused Of Supplying Liquor To Jurors In Murder Trial
Contempt proceedings opened in Logan county circuit court over alleged acts by Deputies Ed Taylor and Frank Edmonson while guarding jurors in the Tweet Browning murder case. Prosecutor Hawold B. Lee says the deputies furnished moonshine, encouraged gambling, and allowed jurors to separate for private rooms with liquor. Attachments were issued and $100 bonds set for appearance.
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Ed .Taylor
Fraok Edmonsson
Vaylor
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Bai
Prenk Edmonson
Edmonson
Taylor
Atva Walls
Divorce Sought By Nancy Carroll
New York reports Nancy Carroll and Zack Kirkland, once lovers on the streets of New York, divorce filing follows Carroll's move to Cuernavaca Mexico. Kirkland, then a newspaper reporter, says incompatibility ends their seven year marriage though they remain friends. Carroll known as Nancy Lehiff in Broadway circles.
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Nancy Corrall
Zack Kirland
Kirkland
Nancy
Cuernaveca
Mesiea
Kirklane
Mrs. Carroll
Nancy Lehiff
Akewan
Amy
Elwaye Lnagiste
Niagara River Rescue Brings Local Hero Teens Fame
Edward de Ruscio and Leonard help rescue a frightened woman from Niagara River above the American Falls. The Chicago Heights visitors earned praise from Francia Beriried, park superintendent, and declined any reward. The unconscious woman, identified as Smith, was treated at St. Mary’s Hospital while officials confirmed the extraordinary deed and the youths’ resolve to stay nearby.
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N. Y
Edward
Carnegie
Chicago Heights
American Pass
Leonard
Tana
Swigert
Charles Swigert
Buffaio
St. Mary's Hospital ii
Buth Smith
Pranklin G. Sagel
Seyfried
Kickapoo Indian to be sold by longtime owner
New York June 3 Kickapoo one of the last of his tribe in the Barrett family for half a century faces sale. Old John Barrett runs a corner cigar store on Walter Street near the Alfred E. Smith birthplace. Kickapoo has stood outside the shop, a landmark figure, with offers reaching two hundred dollars but the family resists. The piece notes the Indian’s long companionship and the owner’s humorous reflections on gullibility and politics.
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New York
Allen Smait
United Press
John Barrett
Kickapoo
Jower East
Alfred E. Smith
Barrett
Old Town
John
Walter Street
al Smith
AB Jong
Taye
Cherry Street
Nocy’s Ark
Sohn
Klekapoo
Wwe
Asthur
Brisbane
Klekapon
Secontaries
Bishop Cannon Sues Tinkham For $500,000
Bishop James Cannon, a leading religious and political figure, sues Representative George Holden Tinkham in federal court for $500,000 in alleged damages. The suit cites Tinkham’s statements on the floor and a published reprint, claiming defamation and public scandal. The case adds to Cannon’s battles with critics, including a prior suit against William Randolph Hearst.
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Tinkham
Washington
Jane
James Cannon
George Holden Tinkham
Milllion Tollara
Massachusetts
Alfred &. Smith
Ither
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Fort
Dampoee Lim
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Nye Senate Campsign Funds Committee
Cannon
Bigate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Tinkhem
Iin
Tintham
Congress
Tinknerm
Mbel Tinkham
Jim
Wes
Bishop
Cannon Shu
Janfone
House of Representatives
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Senate Boby
Loulon
Willon Randolph Hearst
Pub- Asher
Htlan Hawley McCallum
Hhsee
Ateorney
Senate Lobby Committee
Nye
Gannon
Bostonia
Cain
Election Runs True to Form in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, Calif. June 3 report notes voters backed the councilmen amid policy debates while the sewer initiative failed. A murder case linked to a double killing is mentioned. Healy appears elected to judge, with speculation about other outcomes. The writer references honorary degrees and Syracuse University.
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Wickersham
Syracuse University
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