Vatican clash with Italy sparks papal liberty clash tone
A garbled item discusses Dio broadcasting criticism of the Vatican, labeling Catholic Action political, and Italy resisting foreign interference. It notes Pope Pius XII defending liberty of conscience amid Lateran Treaty context and references Roosevelt, Young, Dawes, and Dawes’s diplomatic view. It mentions aging war fleets and looming U S political speculation, plus observations on religion and a minaret calling Muslims to prayer ending in tragedy.
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Vatican
Organization
Catholic Action
Papal
Pius
Temperatures Report At 11 A.M. Today
Weather notes show highs varying by day with readings around 74 from a year ago and today reaching 78 to 92 under cloudy and clear conditions. The scrawled OCR indicates scattered terms like clear, cloudy, and partly cloudy across multiple timestamps.
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Schirrman
A.M. Yestreday
Sterday
Littleton Indorsed by Scioto Bar Association for Municipal Judge
Ern est G. Littleton won the Scioto County Bar Association vote 21 to 19 for municipal judge with Aronhold Schapiro as opponent. Some attorneys favored Schapiro remaining as assistant city solicitor. Littleton, born in Rome Ohio, graduated from Ohio State Law in 1925 and has practiced since 1927 with Joseph T. Micklethwait.
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Ernest G. Littleton
Scioto County Bar Association
Aronhold Schapiro
Littleton
Schapiro
Rome
Adams County
R. Y. Littleton
Manchester High School
Law College
Ohio State University
Joseph T. Micklethwait
Six Ohioans Die From Accidents
Six persons were killed in Ohio traffic incidents yesterday. A Lima family of four died when their car collided with a Cincinnati and Lake Erie interurban at Yoder near Lima. Dorothy Repasz and two sons were injured, while Rex James of Bradner died in a separate crash two miles north of Bradner. Other victims included Anderson Copeland of Mansfield and Alfred H. Box of Cincinnati with nineteen total injuries in Columbus area accidents.
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Ohio
Joseph A. Repasz
Donald
Lima
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Yoder
Dorothy
Richard
Robert
Rex James
Bradner
Anderson Copeland
Mansfield
Alfred H. Box
Columbus
Man Burned As Stove Explodes In Galena Park Cabin
Grant Cole, 34, was burned when a gasoline stove exploded inside his cabin at Cole's park near Galena pike about 8 30 am Monday. Flames engulfed his hands face and head as the blast ripped through the basement duration about three minutes. A bucket brigade contained the fire until neighbors doused it with pond water and a pump hose. Cole estimated damage at 100 dollars. Portsmouth fire department was summoned but did not respond.
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Grant Cole
Grant
Cole’s Park
Galena Pike
Cole
Neigbors
Portsmouth
Finished Course 20 Years Ago, Gets Diploma
James A. Mc Kee formerly of Portsmouth completed the requirements for a bachelor of science in agriculture by special faculty action at Ohio State University. He will receive the degree as part of the class of 1909 at today’s commencement while engaged in agricultural extension work in Vermont.
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International News Service
Columbus
James A. McKee
Portsmouth
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
McKee
Vermont
Lightning Fires Ravage Cincinnati Church and Garages
Fourteen trucks and a garage were destroyed along with damage to the Fairmount Presbyterian church steeple in lightning sparked fires during four storms in Cincinnati. Total damage was estimated at 70 thousand dollars plus minor damage to trees shrubs and electric signs.
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Cincinnati
Fairmount Presbyterian Church
River captain Martin Noll dies at 82 in Cincinnati
Captain Martin Noll, 82, longtime river man and former secretary of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Co., died yesterday in Cincinnati. He was known for his service to river transportation and his leadership in local nautical circles.
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Cincinnati
Martin Noll
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Co
Norfolk Water Front Fire Destroys Hotel and Plants
A late afternoon blast on an oil barge at the Buxton Line piers touched off a three million dollar waterfront fire in Norfolk. The Victoria hotel was destroyed, the American Peanut Corp. plant burned, and seven city blocks were swept by flames as 1,300 sailors and marines helped fight the blaze until heavy rain ended the danger.
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Norfolk
Buxton Line
Hampton Roads
Victoria
American Peanut Corp
Newport News
Portsmouth
Entire Village Burned In Quebec Town Blaze
The village of St. Victor de Trin near Quebec was wiped out by a major fire. Thirty two buildings plus barns and stables were destroyed after a four year old boy lit a bonfire. A convent and the church were damaged while the village college escaped. A serious water shortage hampered firefighting efforts.
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Quebec
The
United Press
St. Victor de Trin
Bandit Victim Dies After Store Robbery
Walter Pleakhart, 55, owner of a South Bloomingville general store, died from bullet wounds after two robbers stole $100 last Wednesday. The pair escaped.
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Logan
Walter Pleakhart
South Bloomingville
Woman Struck by Falling Tree Limb in Portsmouth
Mrs. Laura Craft, 52, of 1115 Mill Street, was struck on the head by a falling limb while walking on Mill Street near 1121 Mill Street Sunday afternoon. She was taken to Portsmouth General Hospital suffering head lacerations and shock. injuries described as not serious. Dr. J S Bardin attended, Patrolman Charles Flowers investigated.
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Laura Craft
Mill Street
Portsmouth General Hospital
Richards
J.S. Bardin
Charles Flowers
Vatican suspends church building plan in Mussolini dispute
The Vatican halted nearly 2000 church constructions in Italy and Vatican City on Pope Pius IXs orders, while reorganizing Catholic youth clubs into congregations to comply with Fascist law. Both sides seek a truce and eventual settlement amid protests over Catholic Action dissolution and other tensions.
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RCMP
Italy
Vatican
Mussolini
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Mundelein
Chicago
Catholic Action Society
Servant Admits Slaying Doctor in New York
Gavino Demier, a Filipino servant, confessed to killing Dr. George Edward Deely to obtain money for his girlfriend. Deely, a noted specialist, was found stabbed and beaten at his home last Tuesday. Demier had been discharged by the doctor five days earlier and then traveled to Philadelphia before returning to New York where he was arrested.
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New York
Gavino Demier
George Edward Deely
Demier
Philadelphia
Retired Professor Given Automobile by Students
Delaware reports Dr. Trumbull G. Duvall a 70 year old philosophy professor at Ohio Wesleyan University received a car from former students upon his retirement after 36 years heading the philosophy department. The presentation was made by Pauli Elliott.
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Associated Press
Delaware
Trumbull G. Duvall
Ohio Wesleyan University
Pauli Elliott
Mans
Gunmen Open Fire On Dayton Jail Injuring Three
Four gunmen in a large red sedan fired into Dayton city jail early today wounding three prisoners Vincent Nagy 19 George Clark 40 and Alfred Berri 28. Police pursued but the attackers escaped within the city limits. no disorder followed and officials said no jail delivery was indicated.
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Dayton
Dayton City
Vincent Nagy
George Clark
Sioux City
Alfred Berri
George Rees
Rees
Government on Treasure Hunt in Capone Case
Chicago authorities pursue Al Capone assets to collect 215,083 in income tax liens while preparing for an early trial on alleged evasion covering 1924 to 1928. Capone, freed on 50,000 bond after surrendering on the tax indictment, faces possible sentence mitigation. The action targets safe deposit boxes and personal property.
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Capone
Robert E. Neely
Internal Revenue
Chicago Tribune
United States
George E. Q. Johnson
Mexican youths from prominent families slain in Ardmore
Emilio Cortes Rubio 18 and Manuel Gomez 17 were shot on a residential street by Deputy Sheriff Bill Guess. Salvador Cortes Rubio 24 said he and Gomez were cousins and related to Mexico City President Ortiz Rubio. A material witness detained. investigation opened.
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Ardmore
Okla
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Bill Guess
Salvador Cortez Rubio
Mike
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico City
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Gobez
St. Benedict College
Atchison, Kans
Emilio
Rolla, Mo. School
Mexican Consul Informs Death Of Two Men In KC
Consul Carlos Gaxiola said he learned of the slayings of Manuel Gomez and Emilio Cortes Rubio in Kansas City. Gomez is described as part of a distinguished Mexican family, and the consul planned to notify President Ortiz Rubio and Ambassador Tellez at once.
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Kansas City
Carlos Gaxiola
Manuel Gomez
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Gaxiola
Gomez
Mexico
Ortiz Rubio
Tellez
Three Youths Drown In Ohio River at Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia three youths drowned when their rowboat capsized in rough river water at Seventeenth street. Bodies of Johnny Hite 17 Jeonard Bonds 12 and Chester Lee Suthers 10 were reported. several others swam to shore safely after the incident reported by two survivors.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Seventeenth Street
Johnny Hite
J. C. Hite
Fourteenth Street
Chester Lee Suthers
Clyde Suthers
Jeonard Bonds
John Bonds
Adams Avenue
Harry Whitney
Monroe Avenue
Ralph Hite
Harold Greenley
Railroad Avenue
Thirteenth Street
James Camper
Twelfth Street
Buffalo Creek
Young Man Hit by Auto on Hill Road Near Slab Run
Robert Lucas, 19, of the A and P highway was struck while walking along the hill road near Slab Run Sunday afternoon. He suffered head lacerations and body bruises and was taken to Dr. J. W. Fitch’s office by the Melcher ambulance for examination.
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Slab Run
Robert Lucas
J. W. Fitch
Melcher
Debts Forgiven for Immediate Mood Relief
Will Rogers proposes a radical cure for national gloom by canceling all debts. He argues most owe less than they are owed and that wiping debt would relieve anxiety, with only a temporary impact on lenders who would recover later.
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Beverly Hils
Will Rogers
Youth Shot Dead in Home by Friend With Police Pistol
James Clay Setters aged 15 shot Clyde Kennedy 18 with his father’s 45 caliber service pistol at the Setters home on Second street. Kennedy died en route to Portsmouth General hospital. Authorities ruled the death accidental.
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Clyde Kennedy
Fourth Street
James Clay Setter
James Clay Setters
Setters
Second Street
Hoyt Kennedy
Selby Shoe Co
William Setters
Portsmouth
Cameo
Offiere Street
Gallia Street
Kennedy
W. E. Fowler
Leo Schroeder
Schroeder
Windel-Howland
Portsmouth General Hospital
Fowler
Sheets
Lee Startzman
John Smith
John Barnes
Ray Brown
Massie School
Confession of Plot Allowed in Mrs Lowther Case
Mrs Maude Lether’s alleged confession of killing Mrs Clara Smith was allowed in court for the first degree murder trial of Mrs Lowther. Judge James Oglevee ruled the oral and written confessions admissible despite defense objections, leaving voluntariness to be decided by the jury. The confession describes a plot with Tilby Smith to kill Mrs Smith over an alleged affair, noting poisoning was considered before shooting.
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Jefferson,c
Maude Lether
Clara Smith
Marriage Temple To Be Dedicated Friday
The marriage temple at Pioneer Memorial State Park in Harrisburg Kentucky will be dedicated next Friday. The cabin where Abraham duco's parents married 125 years ago is housed there and the event involves the federal government and four states. The Kentucky state park commission and local historical groups announced the program which will be broadcast nationwide on NBC from 2 15 to 3 15 p m.
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Associated Press
Harrudsburg
Dune S
Abraham
Duco
Pioneer Memorial State Park
Kentucky State Park Commission
Kentucky Pioneer Memorial Association
Harrodsburg Historical Society
National Broadcasting Company
Lima Banker Emmett R. Curtin Dies After Major Operations
Emmett R. Curtin Lima banker and philanthropist died yesterday after two major operations in the last two weeks. He served as president of West Ohio Gas Co. and as first vice president of Colonial Finance Co. He was also a utility and oil operator.
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Lima
Emmett R. Curtin
West Ohio Gas Co
Colonial Finance Co
No Action Taken in Prosecution Despite Censure
Prosecutor argues common pleas court is not the proper venue for misdemeanors after law officials were censured for not pursuing charges against George Pohlman. Meanwhile James Wilson and Raffert Hagar were convicted of receiving and concealing $32 of stolen cigarettes and aiding Pohlman, though their four months in jail had already exceeded the maximum.
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George Pohlman
Russell K. McCurdy
Common Pleas
James Wilson
Raffert Hagar
Virginia Supply Co
Pohlman
Wilson
Hagar
Grand Jory
H. 8
Sheets
John Smith
Grand Jury
Smith
Cameron Meacham
Meacham
Troopers Break Up Mine Rioting in Pennsylvania Front
Riots flared along a seventy mile front in Pennsylvania's soft coal fields as 2,000 miners clashed with state troopers at Midland No. 8 mine near Westland. Fifteen troopers used tear gas to disperse 700 marching strikers after a clash that left several injured.
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Pennsylvania
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Midland
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Westland
Mbs
Refuse To Quash Case Against Geo Bender
Cleveland June 1 Judge N Craig McBride overruled a motion to quash the indictment charging former State Senator George H Bender with perjury and embezzlement The indictment alleges Bender converted several thousand dollars of state funds to his own use in connection with the 1927 constitutional enforcement case and related activities tied to the Ohio league funds and a county justice of the peace position
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Associated I Res
Cleveland
Common Pleas
N. Craig McBride
George H. Bender
Bender
Ohio
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