Infallibility of the Catholic Church Stressed by Rev Murtaugh
Rev John A Murtaugh of Immaculate Conception Church Butte discusses the Catholic doctrine of infallibility. He explains Christ founded a Church to teach all nations and promised the Spirit of Truth would guide it, making the Church unable to err on matters of faith and morals when the Pope speaks ex cathedra.
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Russia to eradicate homeless youths through education and work
Moscow reports that under 4600 of the so called wild youths known as prisorik or homeless watts remain in Soviet Russia and are being tamed, educated, and taught trades. By year end officials expect total elimination and credit the effort to the state’s collective farms as most effective.
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Gold Star Mother Leaves for France on Republic voyage
Mrs. Emily Sanderson of Grass Range travels via Lowietown to New York City to sail June 3 with Gold Star Mothers aboard the Republic for France. In France she will visit sons graves, then visit her Sweden home before returning. she is accompanied to Lewistown by her husband, Mr. Sanderson.
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Secret Elopement Plans and a Love Triangle
In a tangled drama Rory naraen hides love for Tommy Wilson delaying his elopement with Irene Everett while Trento and Beryl maneuver amid money and romance. Irene faces Prentiss Gaylord’s rapid marriage pressure, telegrams, and family machinations as Beryl fights to keep Tommy’s attention and secure her own future.
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Irene Everett
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Painter Injured In Fall From Depot Scaffold
May 31 Livingston Montana T L Walter painter for Northern Pacific Railway suffered a right leg fracture, a sprained right arm, and severe bruises when a plank on a scaffold gave way during interior repainting of the depot. He was treated in Livingston and sent to Missoula for further care. his condition included shock and a bad shaking up. Walter and Jim Conway worked on the ceiling when the accident occurred.
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Prominent Kansas City Figures Implicated in Liquor Ring
Prominent Kansas City figures Miss Hosem Mary Lyon and John Lazia are named in investigations by prohibition agents into an alleged liquor syndicate fed by delinquent tax collectors. Lyon allegedly kept the syndicate's books while Lazia heads a local political club tied to the case.
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Tohn Lazia
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Road Worker Killed by Flung Stump Explosion
A road worker Teer Loder, about 34, died Monday afternoon three miles east of Churten on the Helena road when a stump under a hedge and a dynamite charge exploded as it was being prepared. The blast struck him on the shoulder and neck, crushing them, and he died at the scene. Telegrams to his Minneapolis address yielded little information. The body was brought to Decrades by Coroner No Bame.
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Nels Peterran
Churten
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Minneapolis
Leu
First Lady Keeps Simple Style Behind White House Gates
Washington May 11 The First Lady avoids cosmetics jewels and high heels preferring a dulled silver necklace. She signs checks as Don Henry Hoover and guides her family with careful planning and organization. A longtime Stanford psychology student and active in girl scouts she maintains a busy independent life while visiting parks and public spaces.
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Summer wellness tips from public health service
Public Health Service issued hot weather guidelines for comfort during summer. Do eat lighter meals with fruit and vegetables, wear breathable clothing, sleep regularly, and exercise moderately. Avoid overexertion and heavy clothing. drink milk and fruit juices with plenty of water. Also caution about picnics near springs with germs and using light colors to reflect heat. A White House reception note mentions the president and Mrs. Hoover with camera shy Mrs. Hoover coordinating photographers.
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Cardinal Rouleau of Quebec Dies at 65
Quebec May 31, Cardinal Felix Raymond Rouleau aged 65, archbishop of Quebec, died today after a summer automo bile accident left him seriously injured. He spent weeks in hospital, was discharged, then reentered last month for a few days rest. Canada's third cardinal, he was created in November 1927 following predecessors Cardinal Re gin and Cardinal Tesheereau, who also served as archbishops of Quebec.
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Tesheereau
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