Pope Pius XII Ends Vatican Entry With Self Exile History
Pope Pius XII leaves the Vatican at dawn marking an end to nearly six decades of papal self exile. The move follows the 1870 capture of Rome and the end of the Papal States. He travels to St John Lateran and presides over Mass marking his ordination anniversary.
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Japanese Delegates Entertained Before London Voyage
New York reports Japanese delegates to the oridon naval conference were hosted by officials and merchants including Consul General Sawada before sailing tonight aboard the Olympic liner. Reijiro Wakatsuki said Japan backs a battleship holiday until 1936 and limits on aircraft carriers while maintaining adequate submarine tonnage and closer controls on carrier construction.
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Reijiro Waikatsuki
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Rome Fell to Victor Emanuel Troops Ending Papal Temporal Power
The first Victor Emanuel forces captured Rome sealing the end of papal temporal rule. Pope Pius IX withdrew from power and retreated to the Vatican, never again governing the city.
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Judgment for huge verdict may be entered in Detroit
A jury awards Ainss Bertha Cleavenger 750000 for breach of promise against John H Castle. Judge Homer Ferguson may grant a new trial. 450000 judgment could be entered in 20 days. Castle, 37, wealthy real estate operator, previously worked at Ford factory.
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