Pope Pius XII Named After Quick Vatican Conclave
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli was elected pope on the third ballot and took the name Pius XII. He becomes the 262nd pope and ruler of Vatican City, elected just 20 days after the death of Pius XI. He served as papal secretary of state for eight years and was in the United States for a visit with President Roosevelt.
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Vatican City
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XII
Pius XI
United States
Eal
Roosevelt
Peanle
St. Vetera
Ta Fall
Cardidale
Hacred College
Former diplomat fined in hit and run case
A former ambassador to Germany pleaded guilty to a hit and run in Ve on March 2, receiving a $250 fine. The case involves Glass Grimes, a 4 seat old Black girl injured near hare, with a $35,000 damage suit against Dr. Dodd. Dr. Coleman testified the girl suffered a severe brain injury but improved. defense noted hospital bills totaling over $1,100.
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Vanover
JAPRY
Ambasaador
Hanover
Germany
Glass Grimes
Negra
Hare
Dodd
Commonwealth
E. P. Simpkine
C. C. Colemen
Richmond
Coleman
Hospital Billa
Mhita
Bishop Gilmore Praises Pius XII Election in Helena
Bishop J. M. Cilatore of Helena, who knows Pope Pius XII personally, notes the global joy at Pacelli’s election. He recalls meeting the future pope in 1994 and plans a visit to Rome to offer reverent homage from Helena’s clergy religious and laity. The bishop highlights Pacelli’s deep piety diplomacy and linguistic skill as qualities guiding the church. Americans pleased with the selection as the Papal announcement reverberates through the faith.
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Gilmore
Pope
Pius
J. M. Cilatore
Helena
Mariana
Pius XII
Papal
Tresoure
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Cardinal Pacelli
Amarita
French General Named Ambassador to Spain in Effort to Win Franco
Paris reports Marshal Philippe Petain's former pupil General Francisco Franco would be swayed from Axis influence as France seeks a quick end to the Spanish Civil War. The announcement paired with Bonnet's briefing suggests Paris and London aim for unconditional Republican surrender while nationalist dispatches claim renewed Republican plots and archista violence across Burgos and nearby cities.
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Spain
Paris
Marshel Beard
Thilippe Petale
Generalisaime
Francisco Pranco
France
War College
Verdun
Clone Porte
Nationaltata
Auppites
Republicad
Deputiaa
Georges Bonnet
Great
Ariteta
Italy
Hurgos
Burgos Attharitien
Thresarchista
Guadalajara
Muroie
Toledo
Death Comes For Man Found King Tut Tomb
London March 3 AP Toward Carter, who opened the 32 century old tomb of the boy king Tutankhamen in 1822 and found the mummified body, jewels and furniture, died at 45 in Aix Homme. The expedition financed by Lord Carnarvon had already lost several associated workers to the pharaohs curse.
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London
Carter
Aix Homme
Blashrilling Alrcovery
Moses
Wan
Waa
Wae
Carter Alwaya
Vatican Names Tacelli as Papal Chooser of Modern Views
A diplomat, theologian, and canon lawyer Hugenio Cardinal Tacelli was elevated to the papacy. Churchmen expect adherence to founder policies with fresh, modern perspectives. Tacelli’s North and South American experience suggests strong regional knowledge. He may become the first flying pontiff, given his prior use of airplanes. The United States would welcome him after a busy October–November 1996 visit covering 12 of 36 American ecclesiastical provinces and honorary degrees from Notre Dame and Fordham.
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Vatican City
Hugenio Cardinal Tacelli
North
South America
United States
Atlantic
Padifle
Chronology for New Prelate Outlined Briefly
AAP outlines the career of Eugenio Panni born March 2 1896 son of an Italian family. He was ordained 1991 served as undersecretary 1912 became nuncio in Munich 1917 to the German republic 1920 then nuncio to another state for a year. He negotiated a concordat with Italy in 1929 and was created cardinal 1929. He served as Papal secretary of state 1930 and in 1948 met Roosevelt after winning support from the United States. He became cardinal camerlengo after Pius XI’s death and was associated with Pius XII.
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AAP
Aanodales Frees
Eugenio Panniborn
Astute
Munich
Nazi Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Catbotle Church
Pope Pius XI
Pius XII
Pioneer Geo Macartney Dies in Des Moines Hospital
George Macartney a Montana pioneer and longtime Montaroe cuits manager died at Des Moines nursing hospital after a December 27 birthday. Native of Des Moines he helped found the Cable mine near Anaconda and later ran hotels with his father. Funeral services will be conducted in Des Moines by the Mason lodge.
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George A. Macartney
Montana
Imanager
Sieimbed
der Moines
Feename i
St. Peter's Hospital
Des Moines
Helena
Des Molven Masonite Ledger
Eptenopal Church
Cable Ming
Macartney
Fred Macartney
Elevatins
Ile
Cable
Anaconda
George Macartney
Hennan & Ball’ Hoy
George
Strange Stories of Intrigue and Love Affairs of Japanese Maids
Los Angeles March 2. An espionage trial in federal court disclosed tales of Japanese spying rumors near the 18 fleet and Los Angeles harbor. Reports described Japanese love affairs, narcotics themes, and surveillance of Japanese naval officers, with references to a 26 year old woman and other sensational intimacies amid wartime security chatter.
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Los Angeles
Rtorica
Mikhail Gocins
Hafin Ballch
Los Angeles Harbor
Little Tokyo
Long Beach
U. ”. Naval Interfinance Service
Aalich
Salich Te
Garin
Moacaw
Yamamoto
Toa Angelen
Cfippon
Texan
Japanogo
Mings Field
Los Angeles Municipal
Ohara
Wan
Wallor Hera
Hint
Bob Aim
Vote Fails to Impeach Freebourn in Montana House
The Montana House of Representatives failed by two votes to adopt a resolution calling for the impeachment of Attorney General Harrison J. Freebourn. The roll showed 50 to 48 in favor, short of the required majority, following days of testimony from the house's investigating committee and a commission report. The measure originated after accusations that Freebourn concealed $11,000 in cash from a novelty company representative tied to protection money for slot-machine operations. The article notes continuing proceedings and references a later executive session and a vote count of 62 to 46 on the report before the impeachment attempt faltered.
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House of Representatives
Harrison J. Freebourn
Y'Clark
Hovst Ppech
Drougulin & Téport
Peurral
Montana
Keevo
Budget Near Balance After Funds Reduced
The session ends as S B 5 to repeal governor powers dies in final hours after conference committees fail to agree. The measure originated to curb executive authority but stalled, leaving debate over extraordinary powers unresolved. House and Senate adjourn without passage of the bill.
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Senate
House
Senate Conference
S.A
Se Senate
Montana adjourns 26th legislative session without extending day
Montana's 26th Legislature completed work and adjourned sine die just after midnight. The final act was HLH 362, a 36 page state appropriation bill, passed after a late long session with a brief typographical delay. Welfare and relief budgets were set, shaping a four month relief plan and aligning welfare with the state fiscal year.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Hovee
Senate
Eorall
Archie McLeod
Earliar
House
Morgenthau pleads for broader powers hit by opposition
Secretary Morgenthau urged extending wartime monetary powers to devalue the dollar and run the stabilization fund. Glass opposed the move, insisting continued devaluation benefits only favored economists and risks stabilizing the prevailing opinion of critics in Congress.
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Warrington
Morgenthau
Hemty
Glen
Tilasa
Treasury
Senate
Glass
Glas
Porcas
Four Known Dead in Nova Scotia Hotel Fire
Four bodies were recovered and 35 others reported missing after a blaze gutted the Queen hotel in Halifax on March 1. The center brick structure suffered heavy damage estimated at 800000 dollars as firemen battled the blaze and searched through smoldering ruins. Fire Marshal J. Rudland opened an inquiry into the cause.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
Nova Scotit
Queen
LWA
Rifne
Bodter
J. W. Bird
Halifas
Bayend
Thames
A. Rudland
Slain Oklahoma Girl Found In Brutal Ritual Murder
A 12 year old junior high student in Oklahoma City was found dead at home. She wore pink wool pajamas and a blue housecoat. Police report a brutal attack with a cord around the throat and a battered head. Dr. Roddy notes no external evidence of rape. A detective suspects possible perversion. investigation continues.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
Marco
Hazeltine Jack
John Roddy
Oth
Cers
Roddy
Willie Wilson
Manton Indicted by U S Grand Jury on Paying Off Bench
Martin T Manton former chief judge of the U S circuit court of appeals faces a federal conspiracy indictment alleging large sums were paid to influence his rulings. The case links George M a factor and Archie M Andrews promoter and financier to payments to the Dictograph Products Company and related entities. The charges carry potential six year prison terms and fines up to eighty thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Marin T. Manton
Circuit Court of
Mpperis
Manton
U. S
Grand Jury
Maren
Martin T. Manton
Tee Tan
Te U. & Circuit Court of Appeals
San Taliciat
Thomas E. Dewey
Ueigants
Alan
George M
Archie M. Andrews
Spenter
Bchick Dry Sharer
Inn
Senick Industries, Ltd
Auainst
Dictograph
Produete Company
Tap Decidon
Duograph Products Company, Inc
National Colobes Corporation
Forest Hille ‘Tercacs Corporation
Andrews
Bpeetor
Andrews and
Gr ‘Tor
Borent Mite Corperatiet
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