Pope denounces Mussolini on Catholic youth clubs dissolution
In a Rome speech to immigrant chaplains, Pope Pius XI ridiculed Italian government statements dissolving Catholic youth clubs as illegal and harmful to church rights. He cited the concordat, attacked state control, and warned of unrest while urging steadfast faith and vigilance against secular interference.
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Rome
College of Chaplaing of Immigrants
Onecryatore Romano
Fope
Italy
Nationallet
Pops
Securities Rebound Closing At High Level in New York
New York June 3 stocks rallied on short covering as margins were eased on collateral for brokers. Major gainers included Western Union, American Telephone, International Business Machines, Consolidated Gas, American Can, South Pacific, Atchison, American Tobacco, and Public Service of New Jersey. Volume reached about 4.5 million shares amid a broad, late-day climb from oversold levels. Windsor woman injured in a fall. switchman Newton dies from injuries. Rivers case postponed as witnesses unavailable.
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Prom
New York
Aii
Pivotal
Shorts
Western Onion
American Telephone
International, Business Machine
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Southeyn Pacific
Atchison
American Tobacco
Public Service of
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Américana Leading in British Open Tourney
Américans lead after the first round of the British Open in Carnoustie Scotland with Gene Sarazen and others posting scores from 74 to 89. American Horton Smith and Joe Turnosa U8 both at 77 and 82 indicate close competition among early frontrunners.
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Américana
Carnoustle
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
United States
MacDonald Smith
Horton Smith
Joe Turnosa
Johnny Farrell
U. S
W.G. Oke
Great Britain
Henry Cotton
Tommy Armour
Tony Manoro
Willie Hunter
Cameronian Wins British Derby in Grand 148th Run
Cameronian, a 7 to 1 long shot before the race, leads a crowded field to win the English Derby at Epsom Downs. Orpen and Sandwich close in late as Goyescas and Gallini fade. Jacopo and Marcel Dousage’s Goyorcas finish in the pack behind a crowd-pleasing favorite.
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Wiliam Woodward
Sir Andrew
Cameronian
Taylor
Gallint
Grindleton
Lemontton
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Reveillon
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Fox
Tottenham Corner
Armagnes
Orpen
Sandwich
Qallini
Armagnac
Presbyterians to Convene in Denver in 1082 Meeting
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to hold its 1082 meeting in Denver Colorado with adjournment of sessions. Denver won the bid over Seattle and Los Angeles by large margins with 420 votes to 327 and six votes for the latter.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
United States
Cols
Seattle
Wash
Loe Angelea
Callt
Government Move To Divert Tourists from State Probed
Gresley chamber of commerce probes a Washington generated report urging tourists to avoid the Rocky Mountains this summer due to disease fears from ticks. Boulder officials seek clarity from Colorado lawmakers as health authorities publish statements. Boulder health officer Dr Graf cautions low risk and advises tick removal and caution.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
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Commentas
Colorado
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Boulder
Rocky Mountain
Council tabled permits and repairs in Weld County town
Don Cotton sought a shooting gallery permit at a vacant store north of Weld County Bavinge Bank on Eighth avenue offering 15 dollars monthly. the ordinance calls 26 to 600 dollars per year. Rebecca Dees requested seven month permit for Winter Gardens hall in Park Merchandise building. referred to Mayor Anderson. Foulk urged an alley between Ninth and Tenth avenues south of Twenty second street to create an outlet from his rear jet street. J W Anderson asked repair of a drain near Island Grove park to stop park water flooding land. no action. Sanitary sewer cost along North Eleventh Avenue set at 655.88 dollars with city assessment on two adjoining lots 163 dollars.
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Perth
Weld County Bavinge Bank
Eighth Avenue
Cotton
Rebecca Dees
Winter Gardens
Park Merchandise
Anderson
Ninth
Tenth Avenue
J. W. Anderson
Island Grove Park
Fourteenth Avenue
C. Atreata
North Eleventh Avenue
Pioneer Society Dinner Date Set For June 10
Invitations issued for the Pioneer Society of Union Colony Pioneers reunion and dinner to be held at 10 30 a m June 10 at the First Presbyterian church Ninth Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Membership open to descendants of original colonists or landholders before 1876 who are 21 years or older. Fort Collins June 2 BD Dye elected president of state board of agriculture. H R Blige of Cresley and W P McKelvie of Denver named vice president and executive members. L C Moore reelected treasurer and L M Taylor secretary.
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Trimera
First Presbyterian Church
Avenas
Astreet
Bose
Bertha Ton Cousens
Ninth Street
Mort Darling
Pieasant Valley
Emily White Phunb
Fort Collins
H. BD
Dye
Mantanola
State Board of Agriculture
H. R. Blige
Cresley
Bliss
W. PB. McKelvie
Denver
J. William Goss
Puebla
L. C. Moore
L. M. Taylor
Tribune Phone Numbers for Society and News
The Tribune provides contact numbers for society, local, and other news and editorial needs plus separate lines for business advertising job printing and subscriptions. Readers are directed to call the listed numbers for timely assistance and service inquiries.
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Tribune
Hauser Elected President of W C T U District
Mrs Ruby Hauser of Koeenenbure was chosen president of the Hast Fifth district W C T U at the annual election. Mrs Stella Radford of Grovlay named as vice president along with officers Olive Heckendorn Greta, Kimily Painter Hoggan, Ethel Smith Ault Julia Marshall La Salle. Large crowd attended the loyalty dinner Tuesday evening where Lieutenant Governor Edwin C Johnson discussed legislative issues and Adria Hungerford spoke. Mayor W B Anderson welcomed guests and Rev Carlos M Holty presented greetings from ministers.
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Koeenenbure
Ithe
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Officara
Stella Radford
Grovlay
Olive L
Heckendorn
Greetoy
Mine Kimily Painter
Hoggan
Ethel Smith
Ault
Julia Marshall
la Salle
Glaude Schell
Ee Irma Schomacher
Double Set of Tax Laws Plagues Border City Folk
Bristol border city residents lash at split Virginia Tennessee tax rules. Officials struggle as tobacco and vehicle tax discrepancies force dealers to choose between losses or passing costs across the street. Authorities debate harmonizing plates and licensing to ease cross border commerce.
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Bristol
Virginia
Tennessee
Tornesses
Dak
New Sugar Substitute Claimed 300 Times Sweeter
French botanists Bridol and Laviepto report a Paraguayan plant kaa-hee from the Compositae group yielding a substance 300 times sweeter than cane sugar. Read before the French Academy of Sciences, the team notes potential human effects and commercial prospects under study.
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Compositae
Bridol
Laviepto
French Academy of Sciences
Sugar Prices Rise at Opening in Denver Bustard Market
Sugar prices advanced 10 cents per 100 pounds at the opening today. Under the new schedule after a rise in pantern markets, the manufacturer’s price will be 8.12 for beet and 5.62 for cane. Cahher will receive $5.87 for beet.
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Fhsaoeinted Press
Denver
Cahher
Lad Likely Fatally Wounded Kills Girl In Kidnaping Shootout
In Winona Minnesota and Beaver Dam Wisconsin, Evelyn Brown aged 16 was abducted and shot. Roy Ashley allegedly abducted her. witnesses from his family said they fired after Ashley wounded the victim. The girl shot Ashley during the struggle, injuring him fatally in the abdomen and hand.
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Ule
Evelyn Brown
Beaver Dam
Winc
Roy Ashley
Glng
Ashidy
City Seeks Work for Unemployed Laborers
City officials and the unemployment committee plan to assign jobs that do not compete with regular labor. Milt Seaman has cleared dump grounds and railroad rights of way for cleanup. The Associated Relief held about $500 in the unemployment fund. city employees contributed $387. A meeting with Associated Relief officials is set to discuss further options. Weaver investigates miner's death after a 22 rifle accident at Longmont hospital, with details pending.
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Seaman
Thirteenth Street
Eleventh Street
Beaman
Anderson
William Welsh
Friquire
Weaver
Miner
J. A. Weaver
Lafayette
Longmont
Burrio Mores
Miner Ab Thea
Siilay Moros
Ienday
Two Residences Will Be Built in Greeley
Two new homes will rise in Greeley as permits are issued for medium priced residences. Fred Wolve plans a residence and chicken house on West Ninth Street in Houston Heights with an estimated 3500 dollars. H. D. B. Poush will build a residence and garage on Eleventh Street west of Fourteenth Avenue at about 2400 dollars. A birth is reported in Evans as Wesley Ack and wife welcome Lois Coleen, an eight pound daughter born June 2 at Mrs. Ewanson's Maternity.
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Fred Wolve
West Ninth Street
Houston Heights
H. DB. Poush 4A
Eleventh Street
Fourteenth Avenue
H. Hetin
Stork Express
Wesley Ackin
Evans
Yune 2
Ewanson
Lois Coleen
Wife of Fort Collins Woman Dies at Home
Mrs Maude Savage 49 of 324 South College avenue died at 9 45 o clock Monday night after a recent illness caused by heart trouble She had been homebound two and a half months and lived nearby Fort Collins over 15 years During the war she ran Ingleside store northwest of Fort Collins on the Laramie highway She is survived by her husband Arthur Savage a foreman at the Windsor Sugar factory
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Fort Colline
Maude Savage
South College Avenue
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Arthur Savage
Windsor
Nations Center on Silver Sparks Hoover Telegram Opinion
Senator Smoot reports Hoover telegram opposes holding an international silver conference now saying informal talks prevented global agreement. Deaths note Bil Luera a 38 year old Mexican resident of Ault died at old county hospital after brief illness leaving wife and large family. Memorial funds raised at Delta school to honor six Towner bus tragedy victims for wreaths on graves.
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Utah
Smoot
Sentance Commuittes
Hoover
Bil Luera
Old County Hospital
Fayes
Towner Memoria
Tha
Aix
Towner
Special sale on plants for bedding and boxes
Advertising blurb offers large Rose plants priced at two for four dollars or five for one dollar, from Hansen's Greenhouse on South 8th Ave. Phone 706.
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Hhouse
South 8Th Ave
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