Americans Prepare for Audiences With Pope in Rome Jubilee Year
Writings from Rome describe a wave of American Catholic visitors to the Vatican during Pius XI’s jubilee year. The American College in Rome handles most requests, with about 20 000 to 30 000 Americans expected for audiences this year. Regulations require modest dress for women and letters of recommendation. audiences are arranged through the college and a bronze door entrance at St Peter’s.
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Wadson Hawley
Rome
Holy See
Gardindls
Nts
Aghierelofore
Nori American College
United States
Vatican
College
Tachad
Monsignorg Burke
Breslin
Kiley
Nome
Pius
American College
St. Peters
Stock Exchange Network Expands to 28 Cities
Chicago stock exchange cite calls reach 28 cities as installations near completion. Expansion aims to boost trading in oil issues and midwest industrials, with 16 million shares traded so far this year, far above prior years. R Arthur Wood notes new territories driving business.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago Exchange
Plang Attez
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Lexington
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sion Walls
Lincoln
Neb
Topeka
Wichi Baahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Southwest
Middle West
Near Northwest
Licker
Chicago Stozck Exchange
R. Arthur Wood
Wey
Levees Strengthened After Flood Control Efforts
Engineers report levees along the main stream and tower valley have been rebuilt and strengthened in the first year of the flood control program. They expect an early recession with flood waters receding without great additional damage, aiming to resist levels higher than those of 1927.
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Tower Valley
Record Attendance At Optometrists Three Day Congress
Details for the twentieth annual congress of the South Dakota Association of Optometrists show planned sessions at the Marvin Hughitt hotel with registration Sunday at 2 p m. The program features addresses by Mayo Clinic and Faribault speakers, a golf tournament, a Monday banquet, and meetings through Tuesday with Dr J C Copeland of Chicago delivering two talks.
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South Dakota Association of Optometrists
H. P. Sinclair
8. J. Johnson
Congress
Marvin Hughitt
New Huron Country Club
Charles Sheard
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Jest Kiekenapp
Faribault
The
Optometric Association
O’cleale
Aberdeen
J.C. Copeland
Chicago
Lion’s’ Club
Levee repairs ease 1927 flood threat across South
Reports say crevasses from 1927 flood repaired and levees in Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi strengthened. No current danger to Gov Hardman ordered troops ready to aid housing and feeding homeless as tornadoes devastate Georgia coast. 72 dead and 7500 injured across the Atlantic seaboard region with extensive relief efforts underway.
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Knowlton's
Ganding
Arkansas
Mound
S Landing
Greenville
Louisiana
Atlanta
South Georgia
Rio
Atlantic Seaboard
State Board of Health
Herve Ware
Statesboro
Metter
Hardman
Huron Greens Ready Tomorrow
Huron's Country elu prepares for the first play on the new course tomorrow with greens oiled and land applied. Dr H L Saylor, grounds committee chair, says greens not yet complete and a ring of sand around the cup will outline a wider outer area. Sanding of the outer stretches is planned for next week.
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Huron
Elu
H. L. Saylor
Anglers Blamed for Fish Loss Says Scientist
Dr C J Fish of the bureau of fisheries attributes fish decline to overfishing not pollution or storms. He argues food abundance is adequate and stresses geophysical factors control fish growth and survival requiring conservation based on geophysics rather than biology.
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Oscar Letding
Associated Press
Washington
C. J. Fish
Bureau of Fisheries
American Geophysical Union
Henry, Bigelow
Harvard
Disarmament Talks Split Over Army Reserves Draft
At the Geneva session Ambassador Hugh Gibson announced the United States could not insist on trained reserves in the treaty though still backing disarmament progress. President Loudon ruled out any veto on reserves, while Soviet delegate Litvinov pressed for a vote, which was refused. The dispute reflected broader tensions among France Italy Britain and Russia.
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Loudon
Maxim
Litvinott
Loudoi
France
Italy
Gsqtvas
Cushendrin
Britain
Woman Arrested In Check Forging Case
A young woman identified as Ruth Gray is held in the county jail awaiting arrival of Minneapolis officers. She allegedly passed worthless checks totaling 30 dollars in the city and was later connected to a 1 500 dollar check drawn on a Chicago bank, though the instrument proved to be worth less.
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Aperderen
Ruth Gray
Minneapolis
Lig
First National Bank
Chicago
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Sioux Walls
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A. J. ‘Hanson
Yaeger
Iadigon
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Sioux Falls
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McArthur
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Secretary of Commerce
Garl Damath
Gates
Hagberg
Bureau ‘of Fisheries
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Gibson
Germany
Russia
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Dakota
South
National Bank OF Huron
A. Nash
Nash
Clear
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wis
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