Pius XII Selection Seen as Steady Hand for Peaceful Policy
The article argues that Eugenio Pacelli's election as Pope Pius XII signals Vatican diplomacy will guide the church through looming crises. It notes Pacelli's deep knowledge of church affairs and international relations, suggesting he will pursue liberal humane policies and resist totalitarian ideologies, reassuring American observers about alignment with peace efforts and cautious confrontation of Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XI
Pius XII
Vatican
Germany
France
Hygland
America
Italy
Japan
Hitler
Pacelli
Rome
Hannibal
Delphi
Friends of Peace
Cardingia
Ine Pontiff
Kapital
Pius XH
High field of endeavor and labor peace in city program
The Civil Employees' Association maps city improvement and a dutification program. Civics efforts include beautification, tree planting, and removing dilapidated structures to raise property values. State and WPA aid possible. A cleaner Gorey could attract business. Labor tension calls for peaceful cooperation among labor, capital, and government for recovery and prosperity.
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Civil Employees’ Association
Corry
Orth Center
Gorey
Jivat
Ava
Willian Greene
John Thwis
Wistiom
Lahor Ag
Emaployers
Lahor
Corry 1888 News Summary Spells Local Bits and Bits
Corry’s old paper reveals 1888 life with water piped to homes and fashion notes about the Pansy dress. It records May events from refinery rumors, travelers to Cincinnati, a patent for a carriage top, a death in Bond Street, a near-drowning rescue, farming outputs, weather notes, and Decoration Day plans, interwoven with local business ads and notices, including names like Mrs. Rimes Leary, Elia Munson, Fred Gordon, H. E. Powell, and J. Frantz, and mentions of King and Barlow hardware, Lippman stores, and local officials.
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Corry
Milady
Coy Telegraph
Joseph Pain
Journal Office
F. D. Wagner
Jath
Lansen Nichols
Weat Wayne
Cincinnati
Joe Morty
Rimes Leary
Bond Stroet
Elia Munson
Elgin
Price
Fred Gordon v
Pansy
Lippman's
King and Barlow's
J. Sheeley
Aho
Erie
F.R. Steadman
Palace
Centre Street
Livermore
B. ‘Lippman
M. Michels
Singer Sewing
W. Prouty
Brigham and Follett
Keystone Boot and Shoe
H. L. Heineman
George Blair and Son
Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files
Twenty years ago items include a possible new canning factory in the city after visits by J B Dick of Haltings Industrial Co and progress toward the project. Promotions and military notes cover W Weeks at Bellevue Hospital Medical Center, Erle Agent AL Gottrsil in Meadville, and Ed May of Wattsburg learning his son Cecil Mad in the machine gun battalion was wounded. Harry Watson of Cory was enlisted in Warren for Navy duty and will depart for Buffalo for examination. Births reported at local homes include a daughter to Rev and Mrs Sloomater of Columbus and a daughter to Dr and Mrs J Hodges.
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Ed May
Wattsburg
War Department
Warl Cecil Mad
Harry Watson
Cory
Navy
Warren
Bustala
Santa Maria Ship and Columbus Venture Era Story
The leaky Santa Maria, known as the Gallego, carried Columbus with 52 men and supplies for a voyage to an unknown America starting August 3, 1492. The ship leaked, waters turned solid, charts failed, yet skilled command and endurance led to a new land. The tale appears on the U S Columbian series of 1808.
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Santa Maria
Ie “Merchints “Martin
Vicente Pinzan
Columbus
Spain
Italy
Ammend
Coxiumbus
America
Green
Arterial Health and Lifestyle: A Humble Guide
An older health note discusses artery health, noting heredity and functional factors. It mentions that artery degeneration, arteriosclerosis, and heart disease relate to infections, obesity, and lifestyle. It advocates moderation and avoiding excess to slow arterial decay.
Barbs London Plans Deer Taxi Service for War Effort
In a quixotic ramble a columnist notes Barbs London aiming to mobilize deer taxicabs for forthcoming hostilities. The piece sketches odd defenses and tipping as a supposed measure of adequacy while lampooning figures like Frank Rogitl and media quirks. The column closes with a mock note about Robert Montgomery compiling humorous typographical errors.
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London
Bruce Catton in Washington on special delivery messengers
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the plight of 3500 special delivery messengers who are paid per letter or parcel and must supply their own fuel and equipment. Despite efforts since 1924 to gain civil service status and retirement benefits, they have been repeatedly ruled as contractors, not employees, leaving continued wage cuts and uncertain benefits. Congressman Dingell has introduced legislation to place them under civil service and restore retirement rights.
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Washington, Mar
Bnt
Postoffice Department
Post Office
Uns Hession
Sangresa
Cial
George We Wacel
National Association of Special Delivery Messengers
Union
Warfel
Sir Warfel
Firongwelt
Cummings
Murphy
Alcalre
Congress
Showlo
Joby Dingell
Michipan Dermergat
Mike Hen
Abbot troupe guards Hollywood Gaiety Girls rules
A Chicago backed Abbot troupe of dancers in Hollywood follows rigid chaperone led rules. Miss Merriel Abbott enforces strict behavior to avoid temptations with male guests or staff, including abstaining from male dates without a chaperone and insurance of personal dignity.
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Hollywood
London
Abbott
Chicago
Abbot
Merriel Abbott
Europe
South America
Palmer Hojils
Miss Abbott
UI Royal
Plan Flying Police Unit in Sydney for aerial crime fight
New South Wales plans to form an aerial police force with 300 men. Each unit will fly planes and be trained as pilots to pursue criminals. The initiative aims to bolster aerial surveillance and rapid response within the state.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Expers
Michigan birth rate rises to historic high in 1928
Michigan reports the highest birth rate in eight decades and a low death rate for the period, with a birth rate around 46.70 per thousand and a historically low mortality figure, as officials note the record year's demographic shifts.
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Michigan
Lansing
Michi—Sfighigan
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