Mussolini Disbands Italian Catholic Societies
In Youngstown Ohio on May 30 police and demonstrators clashed as the Young Communist League led a protest. Police reported 11 injured including Traffic Commissioner Carl Olson and 25 demonstrators hurt. over 40 were arrested. The riot involved bricks, canisters, and clubs as officers charged about 300 protesters led by Chief Jahny Lydon. Contnued on Page 10.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Carl Olson
Young Communist League
Creank Ihe
Wienear
Crauble
Pevenadl
Canpete
Hatte Aos
Pallee
Jahny Lydon
Lewistown Men Die by Suicide in Separate Incidents
In Lewistown two men took their lives in separate incidents. One, a prominent stockman identified as May, died at his ranch from a shotgun wound after a note cited health and financial troubles. The other, Jimmy Ahearn, 60, swallowed poison at Big Timber, where he had relatives, leaving a widow and five children.
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Lewistown
Jimmy Ahern
Rm Sanchers Day
Frank Day
Lewintown
Canyon Merry
Jelena
Nay
Iowa State College Physics Professor Found Dead
Ames Iowa May 30 AP G T Thompson 41 associate professor of physics at Iowa State College was found dead in bed at his Ames home. He apparently slashed his throat with a razor. Widow and three children survive. Despondency over ill health given as motive.
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Ames
Iowa
G. *. Thompson
Iowa State College
L C Evans Dies in California Former Anaconda Copper Counsel
L C Evans longtime general counsel for Anaconda Copper Company died in Los Angeles after a lengthy illness. He was a leading mining attorney and authority on mining law, with a career spanning decades. He leaves a widow, Martha Vincent Niehala Evans, two sons Lewis and Richard, a daughter Elizabeth, and several sisters. Evans was active in Masonry and the Montana Bar Association and helped shape many early mining decisions. Funeral services were planned for Wednesday.
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L. C. Evans
Anaconda Copper Company
California
Bate
Ausdevilne
Amttian
Los Angeles
Benobs
Kiana
Talae
Thutte
Punerat
Tly Crizens
Teuvny Piv
Maretha Vincent" Niehala Evans
Lewlh
St. Paul
Tiehwed
Virst
Evans
Menta
Wish
Masonry
Evens
Montana Bar Assilation
Gent in Barrel Survives Niagara Whirlpool Rescue by Son
Niagara Falls New York May CP Wilson rode Niagara River whitewater today in a large red white and blue oak barrel. After circling the whirlpool multiple times the barrel filled with water. His 15 year old son William AN swam out to grab a rug in the barrel and hauled his father to shore. Red suffered cuts and bruises but praised his son for the lifesaving effort and postponed completing his journey to Queenstown until tomorrow.
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Niagara Fallk
May
CP Wiliam Ted HL
Niagara Rivers
Willam AN
Red
Queenstown
Merl
Firemen Burned in Baltimore Blaze at Atlantic Refining Plant
In Baltimore on May 30 a refinery fire at the Atlantic Refining plant injured 27 firemen, many burned as inflammable liquids ignited in depressions. Explosions raged for hours and twelve alarms summoned crews citywide. Losses ranged from 60 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Baltumora
Vost
Atlantic Reftaing Company
Bankers nominate leaders at Montana convention in Billings
In Billings on May 30 AP report: J. W. Corwin vice president of Park City State Bank chosen president of group seven of the Montana Bankers' Association. Tob Werner from the National Park Bank of Livingston named vice president and Slurry Gitant named secretary.
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Billings
J. W. Corwin
Park City State Bank
Montana Bankers’ Association
Munters
Springs
Tob Werner
National Park Bank of
Livingaton
Slurry Gitant
Louisville saves 600 off wreck
Passengers from the coastwise steamer Harvard, aground on a reef near Point Arguello since 3 20 a m, were rescued by the new United States cruiser Louisville. Unable to warp into the slip at San Pedro, the Louisville delegated the repupees to the minesweeper Tern, bringing 500 survivors to Mer with relatives and crowds gathering.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harvard
Point Arguello
United States
Louisville
Louisille
San Pedro
Mussolini Dissolves Catholic Action in Italy
Rome May 30 AP Premier Mussolini extends his order disbanding the Catholic Action Society to all of Italy. Pope Pius XI after a Vatican conference places the organization under bishops nationwide, affecting about 100000 members. The pope called today one of the saddest days of his life. The government timing remains unofficial and outlines a broader church-state tension. The Fiat party board will meet June 5 to discuss Vatican relations.
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Rome
Mussolini
Catholic Action Society
Italy
Pius XI
Vatican
Pius
Atausun
Premer Mussolini
Fiat Party
Giovanni Giratti
Pope Pius II to Celebrate Quiet Birthday at Vatican
Vatican City May reports Pope Pius II, nearing seventy years old, plans a private birthday at the Vatican with a small circle of relatives and papal court. The vigorous pontiff, likened to an Alpine climber, retains much of his youthful vigor and will mark the day quietly.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Colorado Train Wrecked By Fiends On Santa Fe Line
A Santa Fe train between Cheyenne and Denver was derailed by sabotage on the rails west of Fowler Colorado. Five injured include Lucile Morgan and Penn Ryan. A $2500 reward is offered for those responsible.
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Colorado
Larbio
Caley
Santa Fe
Niles
Fowler
Coly
Holdar Cattings
Chiewse
Denver
George Lamont
Tirm Tropswiton
Treacle
Wight Palimans
Coi
Jon Me
Banta Ie
Lucile Morkan
Negra
van City
Penn Ryan
Kansas City
Myrtle Johnson
Sen Bobh Calif
French Aviatalk 15 Reported Missing After Takeoff
Intres Franco reports Miley and Bernstein missing after takeoff at May 40. They headed toward the Mediterranean in a 40 horsepower monoplane loaded with 415 litres of gasoline. The pair attempted a record flight from Waypt to Lpy but have not been heard for 24 hours.
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Intres
Franco
Miley Eta Bernstein
Aviatis
Alent
Italy
Greece
Dha Mediterranean
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Seek Talks With Government
In Houston on May 30 officers of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen stated by resolution at their triennial convention to seek a conference with the Government of Meils business leaders and others to improve the economic condition.
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Houston
Texas
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Meils
Workman Killed by Blast at Oklahoma Refinery
Py-Ren Armstrong, a workman, was killed and four others were burned, two seriously, in an explosion at the Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation refinery in Tulsa this afternoon. The blast injured additional workers and caused extensive damage to plant facilities.
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Oklanoma
Tulsa
Oklond
Py - Ren Armstrong
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
13 Year Old Boy Kills Chicago Officer at School Pool
Chicago May 30. A 13 year old boy admitted to the night police that he slain Volleeman Edward Smith and two companions at John Marshall High School pool where they were surprised by an officer while swimming. Police said the youth claimed self defense as he feared the officer would shoot him. Several youths were seized after tips from witnesses and the case centers on a fatal shooting at the school pool.
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Chicago
SS. Yeonreald
Volleeman
Edward Smith
John Marshall High School
Whitehall baker suffers sudden unconsciousness mystery
Malay Whitehall man Traveway May Gale Stafford and Whitehall baker endured a severe two hour headache and then lost consciousness. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors tonight reported they could not restore him. No diagnosis has been reached.
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Traveway
Gale Stafford
Whitehall Baker
Tie
Tex Guinan Sent Back to America by French Government
Havra France March 30 Texans Guyman and her troupe will be sent to america aboard the steamer Paria next Wednesday by order of the French government. They lack working permits and contracts and will not be allowed entry to France despite American Legion protests for Tex’s WWI entertainment service.
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Tex Guinan
France
America
Adelaine Kerr Havra
Guyman
Strane Paria
Apoke Aman
French Immigration Bureau
Nuregja
Tex
Bureau
American Legion
Birth Control Debates Shake Presbyterian Assembly
At the General Assembly in Pittsburgh the debate over birth control surfaced as a committee report urged no section on the issue. Overtures from Carlisle and Denver urged repudiation of the Federal Council birth control report and withdrawal from the council. Memorials from Philadelphia presbyteries pressed to strike the approving language and conditions. The assembly sought time for debate as it wrestled with budget actions and council allocations.
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Ellis Rawnsley
Pittsburgh
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Assembly
Counhl
Presbyterian
Carlisle
Denver
Cola
Federal Council
Council
Philadelphia
North Philadelphia
California convict dies after guard shooting incident
Sacramento May 30 AP Harry S McLean a convict shot in the leg by a guard after he attacked another inmate died in the prison hospital from blood disease complications. McLean was shot by Guard B C Richmond when he refused to stop attacking Charles Cooper a prisoner from Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
Harry S. McLean
Yeatorday
Na Oner
Hoanttal
B.C. Richmond
Charles Cooper
Los Angeles
Memorial Day Toll Reveals Weather and Wrecks Across Nation
Nearly 100 lives were lost on Memorial Day as floods rain and traffic accidents hit hard especially in the Middle West. Indiana saw eleven deaths including a fatal train strike near Berne and several auto incidents involving Chicago transients. President Hoover at Valley Forge and ceremonies at Gettysburg Arlington and Riverside Drive marked a solemn observance worldwide.
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Plarme
Middle West
Indiana
Berne
Chicago
Lebanon
Ind
Hoover
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Vicw
Curtis
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
New York
Riverside Drive
France
Belgium
England
Greece
Three Die in Plane Crash at Madison Airport
Three men from Madison, Edward Hundy aged 16 Edward Raf tree 26 and Pilot Lawrence Fisen ma died when their plane crashed on takeoff in fog at Madison airport. Witnesses report the aircraft dropped to about 100 feet before bursting into flames.
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Madison
Wis
Indianapolis
Edward Hundy
Edward Raftree
Lawrence Fisenma
Hoover predicts America will rise from economic woes
President Hoover addressed a Memorial Day crowd in Valley Forge urging national resilience. He linked the current downturn to Washington and his troops enduring a harsh winter, saying if Valley Forge’s endurance secured freedom, Americans must persevere with faith and steadfastness.
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Valley Forre
Washington
Valley Forge
America
George Washington
Reduction of wages not widespread, says study
New York May 30 Findings of a seven year survey of wage conditions in the United States dismissed today by the National Industrial Conference board. They reported little evidence of widespread wage reductions while noting weekly earnings were lower in 1930 than 1929. Utilities and railroads stood out with higher earnings in 1930 due to reduced hours in many industries.
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New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Three Convicts Fail to Break From Pen
Baltimore May 30 A convict was critically wounded and a guard beaten unconscious today when three prisoners tried to escape from the Maryland state penitentiary. Irvin D Limper 27 exchanged shots with a wall area armed with a shotgun. One of the escapees fired the pistol taken from the guard. Physicians said Limper's wounds probably fatal.
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Baltimore
Maryland State
Irvin D. Limper
Timper
Two Die On Way To Decorate Grave In Colorado
Denver May 30 AP Holiday traffic fatalities began with the deaths of Jerome F. Pebbles 65 and his daughter Mrs Edward T. Rimsley when their car en route to a cemetery with flowers to decorate a grave was struck by a train south of Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Colorado
Jerome F. Pebbles
Edward T. Rimsley
Colorado Springs
Legion Commander Speaks At Birthplace Of The Day
Carbondale May 30 Memorial day observed with veterans graves decorated at Woodlawn cemetery the birthplace of Memorial day. Ralph T O Neil national commander of The American Legion spoke of peace and gradual education for world understanding and cooperation in a speech reflecting on the war era and veterans.
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Legion
Carbondale
Woodlawn Cemetery
In Gion
Ralph T. O'Neil
Legion For Peace
American Legion
Sword
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