Papal Encyclical Strains Vatican Fascist Ties in Rome
United Press reports a secretEncyclical attacking the Fascist party for pressuring the Catholic Church. Mussolini’s government reacts with irritation and a stiffer stance while Vatican aides issue a statement denying hostility and calling for peaceful collaboration. tensions rise over church state clashes.
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Thomas &. Morgan
United Press
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Paris
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Waselsmo Leiste
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Vatican
Eucychea
Azione Cattolica
Itav
Upturn Seen in U S Business in National Review
The National Conference of Business Papers editors report a resist to downward trends keeping prices near current levels. Replacement buying has slowed liquidation of inventories, and production and distribution gains are already evident in several sectors. The review expects stimulus from stock market gains and notes improvements in automotive equipment, chemicals, textiles, and more.
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United Press New York
Business Review
National Conference of Business Papers
Consol de
Von Elm Leads After 18 Holes In National Open
At Inverness Golf Club Toledo Ohio July 6 George Von Elm of California fought through rough and fatigue to edge Billy Burke by one stroke after the first 18 holes of the 36 hole National Open championship.
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Price Press
Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
George von Elm
California
Billy Burke
New Hoover Formula Sent to France
Acting Secretary Castle announced a new simplified formula for Hoover's proposed debt moratorium was sent to Paris for France to consider. Mellon will deliver it to the French, and Castle hoped negotiations might end today with a constructive solution to the difficulties. The remaining issue is the technical committee’s scope on current reparations contracts.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Castle
France
Hoover
Paris
United States
Union Organizer Shot and Deputy Arrested in Pittsburgh
Meadows, a Washington County deputy sheriff, was arrested on $5,000 bond pending investigation after he shot National Miners Union organizer Topulsky near Fredericktown during a weekend of coal strike unrest in the Pittsburgh area. Topulsky is hospitalized in Washington.
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Washington County
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Canonsburg
John Kosmeck
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Smithton
John Oliver
Freensburg Hospital
John Smith
Baltimore
Corry Youth Held for Erie Robbery Arrest
Anthony Rupp, 20, of Corry R D 7, arrested in Erie for alleged breaking and entering of Edward Troha’s store at 145 East 10th Street. Charged and arraigned before Alderman Frank Gackowski. preliminary hearing set July 10 at 3 p.m. Bond $5,000. Three accomplices fled. arrest warrants issued.
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Ulty
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Rupp
Erie County
John Bue
New Credit of Fifty Million to Germany Reported
Berlin dispatch says a new credit of fifty million dollars was granted to Germany by the Gold Discount Bank a Reichebank subsidiary and an American banking consortium led by the International Acceptance Co. This follows prior international verities totaling one hundred million dollars that were fully utilized.
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Bunkut Brass
Berlin
Gold Discount Bank
Reichebank
International Acceptance Cy
Poor Weather Delays Ford Air Tour in Binghamton
Poor flying conditions hindered the Ford reliability tour at Binghamton with low clouds and poor visibility. Only 4 of 14 planes attempted Bradford, Pa, departures around 10:30 to 11:25 a.m. W L Colby led the first flight timer, followed by Capt Ray Collin and Adalg and other contestants while pilots waited for better conditions. New York State Senator J Griswold Webb greeted the tour and left for Albany with a pilot at 11:25 a.m.
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Wey Werneeedd
Binghamton, N
Bradford
W. L. Colby
Ray Collin
Adalg
Miers
New York State
J. Griswold Webb
Legislative Aviation Committee
Albany
Stimson to Tour Europe aboard Conte Grande
Colonel Henry L. Stimson secretary of state will land in Naples tomorrow to begin a combined business and holiday tour of Europe. He said the trip is largely a pleasure journey but will address war debt and related problems, aiming for progress by July 14.
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U. S. Conte Grande
Henry L. Stimson
Naples
Italy
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United Press
Europe
Paris
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio schedule lists five programs across networks: Symphony concert at 6:49 p m on Wlais, Arthur Pryor's band at 7:00 p m on WABG, Gypsies and orchestra at 7:20 p m on WEAF, Real Folks sketch at 8:30 p m on NBC, and Arabesque at 9:30 p m on WABC.
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WABG
CBS
Arthur Pryor
WEAF
NBC
WABC
Vandalism by Juvenile Lads Destroys Parkview School
Eight boys aged from eight to twelve confessed to two weeks of mischief at Parkview school in the Fourth Ward causing extensive damage. Desks torn from floors, ink wells thrown, blackboards defaced, and supplies scattered as investigators, police, and Board of Education officials work to assess losses and recover items.
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Jhe
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Ruppersburg
John ©. Love
Board of Education
Patroknan Lloyd Ruppersburs
Jef
World fliers honored by President Hoover
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived in Washington to dine with President Hoover and receive national honors. About 500 people greeted them at Union Station as they traveled to the White House for a private audience and lunch, with Woodmen of the World members and Mrs Hoover present.
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Hoover
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Connecticut
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Five Die as Plane Crashes into Crowd at LAON Meeting
At an aviation show in Laon France a plane crashed into spectators killing five people and injuring at least ten authorities said. The crash occurred during the event drawing a crowd of onlookers and participants with rescue services rushing to the scene. Investigators opened a probe into the accident and defense ministry officials coordinated with local authorities.
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Unites Press Laon
France
Ateast
City Council to Name Mayor and New Councillor This Evening
Tonight the City Council will choose a temporary Mayor to replace the late C. L. Alexander and fill the council vacancy caused by his death. Frank T. England, finance superintendent, is expected to be named Mayor to serve until November. Worth Hammond is anticipated as the interim council member, serving until January when elected officials take office. Routine business and financial matters will also be addressed.
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Frank T. England
Worth Hammond
C. L. Alexander
Alexan Fier
Englandiss
Dunkirk
City Tax Collection Near 1930 Figures
City tax collection trails last year by a small margin though total penalties reach 53 168 24 by July 1 as assessed values drop sharply. Municipal valuation stands at 6 308 670 down from 6 862 575 a year earlier, shaping a notable tax decline despite late penalties.
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Laxey Lisis
Hrank Wm
West Jevy
Eight Drownings After Ottawa Boat Capsizes
On the Ottawa River a flat bottom row boat capsized during a Sunday outing. Eight people aboard, including four young children, drowned while Rane and Rene LaCroix aged 11 and 9 survived. The boat was overloaded and overturned by small waves.
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United Press
Ottawa
Ont
Rane
Rene LaCroix
Ottawa River
Identical Slayings 24 Years Apart Mystery
Richmond, Mil July 6. The slaying of two wealthy brothers 24 years apart with the same gun in identical circumstances presents a strange murder mystery. The latest victim, Charles W. Eldredge, 64, former Chicago lawyer and state legislator, was found on a wooded island in Wippersing credit, beside the gun used to kill his brother Bart in 180% The gun evidence and a reported struggle suggest a possible poacher turned killer, though investigators doubt that motive. Eldredge, who had moved from Chicago, had pursued clues, carrying Bart’s gun as a vigil in a vow to bring the killer to justice. State’s Attorney Vincent S. Lumley suggested the slayer might fear being tracked down and ambushed Charles to end the search.
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Richmond
Mil
Charles W. Eldredge
Chicago
Eldredge
Wippersing Credit
Iain Heory
Todi
Tidedge
Bart
Vincent S. Lumley
McHenry County
Earl
Charles
Corry Day Fourth Accident Affects Local Youth
A Second Waxit boy, 9, suffered facial burns in a Saturday afternoon East Washington Street accident. He is at Corry Hospital with a hopeful prognosis. Other Fourth of July reports from western Pennsylvania cite 28 deaths and many injuries, despite cooler weekend weather.
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United Press
Honda
East Washington Steel
Joseph Bruvarney
Jub Bruvarney
Wayne Street
Corry Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Toll from Fourth Accidents Tops 400 Across Nation
A United Press survey shows 413 Americans died in Fourth of July incidents in crashes drownings and fireworks. The tally spans states with drownings and motor deaths near last year’s totals. Notable cases include several drownings in Pennsylvania and Ohio river incidents, a Pittsburgh patrolman killed in a crash, and multiple heat and accidental shootings. The report notes many injuries may become fatal in coming days.
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Chicago
United Press Today
United States
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