Italian King and Queen Visit Pope Pius in Rome
King Victor Wansouer and Queen Helena visit Pope Pius XI in the Vatican marking a historic state visit. Officials describe the sovereigns as entering a fragile European political scene, with emphasis on a new era in Vatican relations and potential reforms.
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Pope Piu Pius ‘XI
Rome
Victor Wansouer
Helena
Pius III
Vatican
Julirivesel
Europe
Pope
Walla
Cinech
Papal
Waren
bin Qourt
Gilla
Vatican Audience Marks Quiet Confidence in Rome Treaty Era
A garbled 1920s Vatican pageant reports a private audience between a visiting Italian royal party and the pope. The event featured formal guards, ceremonial uniforms, and a guarded throne room, with kiss and blessing exchanges and a silent, highly controlled procession.
Budget Bill for Interior Department Advances in House
The interior department budget for the next fiscal year moves through the House Appropriations Committee as the first major supply measure under Hoover. It totals 804,802,017 with reductions in pensions and increased Indian affairs funding, while adjustments affect the National Park Service and education programs.
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Washington, D.C
USA
Interine Department
Howse
Appropriations Committee
Department
Pension Bureau
Wisit W
Buronu of Indian Affairs
Insign Bureau
Reclamation Bureau
Boulder
Traijery
Cardinal Gaspari Meets Royal Pair in Rome Ceremony
A damaged narrative describes a royal visit to Rome with Cardinal Gaspari hosting the meeting in a private apartment and the papal reception following. The scene includes church officials, guards, and a ceremonial march through the Vatican, ending with the sovereigns departing toward the city boundary amid public cheers.
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Rata Mareh
Ecclesiastion
Cardinal Gaspari
Cadinal Gastar
Monnisnor Tizaarde
Monsignor
Ortasioul
Ganparsi
Rome
Ereigny
Aparimenia
I. Peters
Royal
Merry del Val
Basilica
Austin
Peter
Careeley
Turin
Beligiont
Parachute Jump Rescue Recalls Kelly Field Training Class
A fragmentary wartime notice recalls a Kelly Field training class of October 1927 and a fatal parachute incident near Goodwater Alabama. It notes Lieutenant Schmidt, graduate of Kelly Field in 1925, who sent a file, and pilot Lica Gillespie with secretarial duties at the flying school.
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Victim
Kelly Field
Diet. Frneat Focred Schmidt
Hin File Wenneslay
Goodwater
Alw
Sap Antonis
Lica JM. Gillespie
Stoutavetine
Avanewl Flying School
Tenfut
Wealthy Widow Adopts Student to Cure Loneliness
A 69 year old widow in New York has adopted a 27 year old college student to alleviate loneliness. The woman, owner of substantial property and $25,000 annual income, received family approval to name the student as ultimate beneficiary of her estate, ensuring care after her death.
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New York
Mee
Potector
Bisla W. Bandhford
York
Walil Aronny Baron
Don
Sale of Barrel Shavings Costly
Felsenthal of Shenier, Ta nM, president of the Joseph & company, paid a large amount in a Teaklye federal court after a dispute over barrel shavings from inside a bottling company. The case involved legal manufacturers of wine and barrels.
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Yeshay
Twa Bottling Company
Felsenthal
Shenier
Tanm. Ae
Amouné
Tieaklye
Jieeph & En Comopary
Npis Ter Hiek
New Nail Fad Sets Take Hold in U S Markets
A quirky fashion item captures readers as designers unveil a finger nail fad set featuring one red nail on the left hand and green nails on the others. Veity Neate promotes a Furyrope tea alongside the trend.
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U. S
Hoover outlines federal budget for next fiscal year
President Hoover released the public budget a glance showing about 72 cents of every dollar for postwar preparedness and debt payments. Only 8 cents for government machinery, 13 cents for social aids, 7 cents for fiscal affairs. About $3.82 billion requested for next year, with $2.73 billion for debt interest and veterans, farmers, and defense expenses. Government spending concentrates on core functions, with 30 percent for all activities and a total just over a billion dollars for new programs. Public buildings receive a $24 million allocation, the largest non-defense allocation besides debt and veterans costs. Public expenditures exclude state and municipal outlays.
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Washington, RD
Hoover Todas
Congress
Tony
Boorer
Courney
Koradwhay
Federal Farm Board
Judicial Branchea
Fieca
Banki E
Elos Cation
Bering
Cold in Southland Toll Hits 81 Deaths
Atlanta December 5. Bitter cold across the South persists with temperatures near the freezing point. An 8 year old, Mary Tawlings of Sevierville Tennessee, dies after trying to warm by a fire. Reports from Kentucky and nearby states note low thermometer readings and lingering hardship.
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Southland
Atlanta
Ting
Tientiman
Mary Tawlings
Sevierville
Tenn
Baeng
Kentucky
Greeting for Caveman by His Wife on His Stay
A wife offers a warm greeting noting the caveman will reside here after his arrival. The brief message expresses welcome and daily life plans for the new resident.
Coast Guard Aims to End Liquor Smuggling War
The United States Coast Guard pledges a campaign against illegal liquor smuggling as a different kind of war with a lawless element. Admiral F Billard states readiness to shut smugglers out if supplied with necessary means. President Woodrow Wilson's annual message to Congress urges border patrols to prevent smuggling under the guard’s command and proposes a budget increase of 2,208,000 in the Navy appropriations.
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Waleington
D.F
United Blazet
Admiral F. ©. Billard
Coast Guard
Woorer
Congress
Methodists Seek Probes Into Prohibition Debates
The Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church urged congressional probes into all associations backing or opposing prohibition. Adopted at the annual meeting, the resolution asked Senator Carwar to lead a senate lobby investigation to prevent unworthy motives from gaining currency in Congress.
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Watea
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public
Senate
United
Himles Congress
West
Tinkhin
Massachusettz
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