Thousands of Pilgrims Mass for Congress at Carthage
In Carthage Tunisia May 7 more than twenty thousand pilgrims gathered on a hillside near ruined walls to open the thirtieth international eucharistic congress. Cardinal Lepicier named legete of the Vatican read the papal bull in French and Latin as 4909 children sang. American pilgrims watched as observers while many toured the nearby holy city of Kairouan during ceremonies through Sunday.
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Air Tour Of Officials To Visit State Ports
An airplane carrying Indiana air tour officials sponsored by Indiana Chamber of Commerce trades association will depart Indianapolis Thursday for an inspection tour of airports. Cities inviting the tour include Gary Terre Haute Evansville Madison Muncie Goshen South Bend Plymouth Lafayette Michigan City Princeton Vincennes Peru Kokomo and Rushville. The itinerary plans five overnight stops and visits to eighteen cities.
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Indiana Airrcret Trades Association
Indianapolis
Sky Caraven
Lee H. Hottell
Gary
Terre Haute
Evansville
Madison
Muncie
Goshen
South Bend
Plymouth
Lafayette
Michigan City
Princeton
Vincennes
Peru
Kokomo
Rushville
Hottell
Insurance Forum Set With Harry Curran Wilbur Talk
Harry Curran Wilbur, consultant and analyst in financial and public relations affairs, will speak at the Chamber of Commerce insurance committee open forum Friday noon. He will discuss finance economics and fire insurance as a stabilizing factor for cities and business reading from signposts at the crossroads of America.
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Harry Curran Wilbur
Crossroads of America
Chamber of Commerce
Orphans and Old Folk Will Be Rodeo Guests
Indianapolis Junior Leaguers will give free tickets to a rodeo and horse show May 20 at the state fairground coliseum for orphans and old folk in care facilities. The King Brothers IXL troupe will perform with 75 champions and 150 animals for five days under Junior League auspices to raise funds for hospital and charity programs in Long, Riley and Coleman. Proceeds support the league's charitable outreach and a downtown parade plan is floated with theater trailers aiding promotion.
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State Fairground
Edward Vaughn Richardson
Indianapolis Times
Long, Riley and
Coleman
Indianapolis Picture Houses
Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen
Emerson Plumber reports a Chevrolet coupe stolen from 617 North East Street. Police are investigating the incident and note the vehicle was listed at that address.
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Emerson Plumber
North East Street
Funeral Today for Mrs Katie Woerner
Funeral services for Mrs. Katie M. Woerner 72 of 647 Middle Drive Woodruff Place were held at 1 30 p m at the residence Burial was in Memorial Park cemetery She had lived in Indianapolis since childhood and died after a four year illness She was a charter member of the Independent Turn Verein Survivors include her husband a daughter and a son
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Katie M. Woerner
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Memorial Park Cemetery
Strauss Reelected Leader of Jewish Community Center Association
At a Kirshbaum center meeting the Jewish Community Center Association reported last year attendance of 79 100. Leonard A Strauss was reelected president with Sioney J Steinberg as vice president Mies Freyces Mazur as secretary and Jere L Mueller as treasurer.
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Kirshbaum Center
Leonard A. Strauss
Sioney J. Steinberg
Mies Freyces Mazur
Stroke Causes Death of George Flanner in Lebanon Visit
George Flanner age 83 died after suffering an apoplexy while planning to drive home to Lebanon New Hampshire after a visit here. He purchased a car in town for the trip and collapsed soon after. Coroner C H Keever is investigating the death at Methodist hospital Tuesday night.
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George Flanner
Methodist Hospital
C H. Keever
Asthma Made His Life a Burden
A Pittsboro Indiana man writes of long asthma and bronchial cough relief after using Nacor Medicine Co. treatment. He recovered after one bottle and has had no cough or asthma for over a year. The ad promises free letters and a booklet with vital information for relief.
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Jos. Thompson
Pittsboro
Ind
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life
Indianapolis
Naval treaty hearings to begin in Washington Monday
The Senate foreign relations committee plans open hearings on the London naval treaty starting Monday with Secretary of State Stimson as the first witness. Secretary Adams and naval experts follow, as debate in the Senate remains in open session. The House approved a 1931 naval appropriation of 379,036,086 dollars, including 49,400,000 for new ship construction under the London limitation.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Navy
Adams
Senate
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
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Robinson
Dem
Ark
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Naval Subcommittee
Mud eruption blankets Waimata valley with boiling mud
A thunder like blast sent boiling mud high into the air at Waimata Maori valley near Gisborne. The mud overflow covered four acres to a depth of ten feet as gas pressure vented from the hillside.
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United Press
Auckland
New Zealand
Waimata Maori Valley
Gisborne
North Island
Poor Prof Marcosano Fires Up Home Smoke
In New Haven Connecticut a music professor named Jacinto Marcosano offended his wife by smoking at home. He slipped to the roof for a smoke, dropped the butt, triggering a rooftop fire alarm and three fire engines. He left with a scolding from Mrs Marcosano.
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United Press
Mrs. Marcosano
Europe’s Poorest King Boris of Bulgaria Maintains Sister
With an income of 30000 dollars yearly, King Boris of Bulgaria is Europe’s poorest monarch. He also supports his sister Princess Eudoxia who reportedly desires only one new dress annually.
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Bulgaria
Europe
Eudoxia
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