Women drive progress in disarmament says Miss Schain
New York June 30 AP Miss Josephine Schain, vice-chairman of the national committee on the cause and cure of war, reports progress in disarmament as women play a growing role through education and organization. She cites 43 million women in the disarmament effort via women's international groups and says the Geneva conference shows improved sentiment and tangible moves toward peace. The United States sees efforts across thousands of towns under the national committee. The world population stands at 1.7 billion and increases about 1 percent yearly.
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Joplin Man Killed in Gun Battle With Federal Agents
Homer Weese former weekly publisher and ex counterfeiter dies in a gunfight with four federal officers outside a house near Joplin Missouri authorities say he mistook hidden agents near a barn on his wife’s farm for enemies. Weese 45 had been traced amid whisky still suspicions and had a prior conviction for counterfeiting. coroners inquest planned in Neosho. federal officers Lane Harold Beaton Beazell and Fisher monitored the house since Wednesday. Two men later arrested identified as Romans and Lavener.
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Memphis Evening Appeal Ends Publication Consolidated
Memphis Evening Appeal will publish for the last time today and merge with the Commercial Appeal. Publisher James Hammond Jr says the consolidation focuses the organization on a single morning and Sunday edition, with both papers printed as one. Established December 1, 1926. In St Louis a separate note cites a 1/6 drop in arrests for intoxication in April to June 20 from 1932, attributing fewer complaints about speakeasies after beer legalization.
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Pilgrims Honor Pope Pius XI at Rome Basilica
Thousands of Holy Year pilgrims plus dignitaries gathered outside St Paul Outside the Walls as Pope Pius XI appeared in a papal car. He received blessings during a high mass celebrated by Patriarch Anastasius Rossi. The square and basilica crowds cheered Viva Il Papa as the pontiff departed for the Vatican.
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Rex Ingram Converts to Mohammedanism in Paris
Paris dispatch reports film producer Rex Ingram announced his conversion to Mohammedanism to escape Western economic worries. He will be known as Ben A alen Nacir Deen, meaning son and savant of the faith. He said he is leaving Hollywood behind.
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Ingram Quips On Mohammed Followers and Economic Problems
Ingram remarks about 350 million followers of Mohammed, claiming economic problems do not exist. The comment frames a bold assertion about perceived prosperity among a large religious group.
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