Vatican City Elects Camillo Rebecouthi as Pope
The Vatican begins work on a conclave plan to elect Camillo Rebecouthi, with experts attached to the Vatican staff overseeing preparations. The papal palace's Ban Damaso courtyard and kitchens on the ground floor, living quarters above, set the scene for the cardinal electors and their staff as the election process moves forward.
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Vatican
Camillo Rebecouthi
terhaleAl
Papal Palace
Ban Damaso
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Aetyanis
Vatican conclave plans and life inside the cardinals’ cell block
The account explains the 1208 tradition of the papal conclave and the modern setup where cardinal electors stay in temporary wooden apartments, vote in the great hall, and are guarded by Camerlengo and ceremonial officers. It details entry, locks, and post election homage rituals inside the conclave structure.
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Ra Whitera
Boya
Oulalde
Vieterbo
Italy
Sacred College
Palsee
Bistineg Chapel
Ceremonia
Conelave
Vieck
King James Bible Revision Planned by International Church Group
GHICRGO Feb 13 reports Yale University Divinity School professor Denn ee A Weigle says plans exist for a revised King James Bible produced by British and American scholars. He notes a British committee forms and the American group has had formal talks and correspondence with British scholars and publishers. Also, Lidora Carding Goma y To Mes of Spain leaves for Rome to attend the conclave of cardinals to elect the next pope.
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Dennee A. Weigle
Yale University
International Council of Religious ‘Education
Thet
Dean Weigte
Idle Committes
Hue
Spain
Frarqcelona
Lidora Carding
Goma Y To- Mes
Jicimate
Rone
Explosion at Quarry Kills Three Workmen
An unexplained dynamite blast at a rock quarry near Mars Hill kills three workers and seriously injures five others as they warmed near the site. The dead are Fred Thoms, 48, of Mars TIlls. Cling Shelton, 14, of Laurel. and Roscoe Metenle, 43, of Laurel.
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Marshill
Fred Thoms
Mars Tills
Cling Shelton
Laurel
Roscoe
Metenle
Laure
Ex Convict Held in Hammer Slaying
Police in Indianapolis detain a 21 year old man and a 17 year old woman as suspects in the hammer murder of a blonde three year old girl named Mya. The two are charged with conspiracy and were arrested Thursday in Andersay and brought to the city. The case involves a now jailed ex convict who allegedly aided the crime.
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Indianapolis
Louisylie
Mya
Carrie Thelod
Rome
Michael F
Mortise
Laboret
Andersay
Wam
No Snuff Wife Granted Divorce in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee on February 13 a divorce case ended with the wife granted as the father testified he never bought her snuff. Judge Hamilton Burnett ruled after weighing other charges of man-support and related factors in the case involving the wife and her husband.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Chanit
Hamilton Burnatt
Opponents Out On Limb Pappy Aims To Edge Gov O Daniel
The report covers Governor O Daniel's radio address from the governor's mansion. He criticizes opponents as out on a limb and vows to defend his tax plan despite Senate rejection of two appointments. He attacks the capital punishment push and pledges action against opposition in Texas politics.
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Fen
IFI
O'Manisl
Shim
O'Daniel
Lax
Govenor
Devel
Texas
Orrle
SLAIN IN HOUSTON STORE ROW THREE MEN DIED
Houston Mr. Bergstrom Nick Meldonado and another man were killed in a shotgun attack outside a shop in the ship channel area. The shooter Clifford Beach killed himself after wounding Thelma Earp, a cafe helper. Detectives say the assailant may have tried to rob the storekeeper and a coroner ruled Beach died by his own hand.
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Feb
George Borgstrom
Ys Shiel
Assail
Ship Channel
Keres
Nick Meldonado
Airlie
Ciliford Beach
Thelma Earp
Miss Earp
Bergstrom
Beach
Justice of the Pence W
Ragan
Coughlin Target of Union Criticism
Springfield Feb 18 mass CIO session adopted resolutions criticizing Detroit priest Charles E Coughlin for anti labor rhetoric and accused him of attacking a religious group and promoting radicalism while praising pamphlets and denouncing his stance on labor relations and in American affairs.
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Springfield
Maés
Massachusetts
Anto Carnell
Dey
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Coughlin
Afiites
Congress of Industrial Organizations
General Andrews Visits Tactical School After El Paso Arrival
General Andrews arrived late Sunday from Bigstick El Paso for a routine flight. Maj. James Hodges co-piloted the plane with two sergeants a radio technician and a mechanic. He departed at 1020 hours for Velparaise to inspect the bombing and gunnery base of the tactical school at Montgomery Alabama on the way to Florida.
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Bigstick
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James PB
Hodges
Montgomery
Alean Raute
Florida
Rain on Roof Sparks Family Flight in Missouri
Mrs Ed Whitten recalled rain on the roof when sparks from a faulty stove set the hall aflame. The Whittens barely escaped with no possessions as flames leaped from the porch floor and rose into the home in mid February.
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Ed Whitten
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Flowers on grave of Lincoln's mother observed birthday
Lincoln City Indiana February 13 A wreath lay on Nancy Hanks Lincoln's grave as a simple memorial service was held beside her marble marker The nation marked the 130th birthday of Abraham Lincoln with ceremonies and observances centered on the historic grave site
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Lincoln City
Ind
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Mystrisus
Rubiola Seeks Funds to Restore City Pools
Park Commissioner Jiroh Rubiola aims to secure funds to rehabilitate San Antonio city pools to meet health standards. A Tuesday meeting with the chamber of commerce will discuss financing, admission charges, and WPA installations, while work on one pool may begin if funds are found.
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Jiroh Rubiola
Becking
Soliton
Rubiola
Simlor Chamber of Commercal
A. Berotelmann
Rubbola
Clty
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Guarga H. Tucker
Tucker
Albert Buss
J. E
Rublola
Cardinal O'Connell Sails for Rome to Attend Cardinals Meeting
Boston's Cardinal O'Connell, senior cardinal of the United States, boarded the Relanale ship in Nosinn Bahamas for Rome to join the college of cardinals. He sails Wednesday on the Saturna with secretary Monsignor Minihan and Monsignor M. J. Spraine, pastor of St. Mary's of the Assumption in Brookline, Mass.
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Rome
New York
Wik
Sam Cnedingl O Connell
Boston
Senor
United States
Nosinn
Bahamas
Alomrd
Relannle
Ji Romy
College of Cardinals
Cardinal O'Connel
Monsignay. & Minihan
Monsignoy
M. J. Spraine
St. Mary's of the Assumption Shurch
Brookline, Mass
San Antonio residents injured in falls
A pair of incidents Monday sent two San Antonio residents to Robert B. Green Hospital with injuries. Lozana, 3444 North Turno is street, broke a hand after a 14 foot fall from a roof, while L. L. Catlock, 314 Ord Street, sprained an ankle from a fall. Delmira Eilzands, 1, South Laredo Street, had a thumb severed when his hand was caught in a pot.
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San. Antoniaus
Robert B. Green Hospital
Lozana
North —Tuirnoissstreet
L. L. Catlock
Ord Street
Nat
Delmira Eilzands
South Laredo Street
Permanent Hot Oil Act Is Requested
Senator Connaly of Texas introduced a bill to make permanent the current oil regulation act known as Not off. The act is set to expire in June unless extended.
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Washington
Connaly
Intruder Caught After Burglar Flees Storefront Breakin
At 120 North Flores street, W B Collins grocery store owner A R Wallace and nearby filling station operator Charles Wilson trapped a burglar hiding in the rear after a smashed front plate glass page. The suspect pleaded not to shoot and was held until police arrived. Prince the dog kept growling, aiding the capture.
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Iplass
W. B. Collins
North Flores Street
A. R. Wallace
Eand
Charles
Shorty) Wilson
Arived
Wallace
Wilson
Prince
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Woman 5 Hurt In Gas Blast At Town Street Home
A gas explosion Monday injured Mrs. Mary Taylor and damaged a residence on Town Street. Firefighters traced the blaze to rats gnawing a folding wall board which caught matches. the home of Mrs. J. D. Dixon also sustained damage and a man’s house on Baltimore Street suffered losses. The incident occurred around 1:12 p.m. and the patient was hospitalized with facial burns.
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J. D. Dixon
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Arthur M. Kleypas
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Tom Mooney Rests Prior to Gallstone Operation
Tom Mooney rests at a friend’s home in Los Angeles preparing for an operation on gall stones. The labor leader, recently pardoned by Governor Culbert Olson after 32 years in San Quentin for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, had called off a speaking tour as health issues surfaced.
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Los Angles
Friends
Gail‘stones
Govenor Culbert L. Olson
San Quentin
Barrage Balloon Chase Abandoned Over London
The Royal Air Force abandoned a raid on a London barrage balloon that broke loose yesterday and drifted toward Germany trailing over 100 feet of steel cable. Planes were sent to hunt it. two other balloons also broke loose and were recaptured.
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Funeral for Governor O'Daniel Aide's Baby Draws Houston Crowd
In Houston crowds of about 5900 lined alleys to witness Governor W. Lee O'Daniel attend the funeral of Molly Lee Hopbert, 16, 5 months, named for the governor and his daughter. The gathering followed his radio tribute from Austin and a noted plant visit.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
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Dlie
Molly Lee Hopberts
Molly
Texas
Beaumont
Melly
Pat
Mike
Aaistry
Lac
Hoppens
Molly Lee
Ernest Hoypens
Hughes’ Tool Manufacturing
O'Naniel
National Flowers
Mohammed
O'Daniel
Taxea
Texes
Frost National Is County Depository for Two Years
County Commissioners accepted Frost Matlonnt bank bid as county depository for two years. Agreement sets deposits for two years with 2 percent interest on six month deposits and 2.2 percent on longer terms. Bank to pay county common schools 3 percent interest on funds.
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Frost National
Frost
Riots in Dawnpore after religious demonstrations
In Dawnpore India renewed religious rioting followed Hindu processions and loud music near a Muhammedan house. Police clashed with demonstrators yesterday leaving twenty dead and two hundred wounded. thirty five people were injured.
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Dawnpore
Hindda
Muhammedan
Tve
Badiles
Airport WPA Work Meeting Delayed by City Hall Politics
A planned aviation committee meeting at Wie city hall to discuss Al Stinson field airport work was postponed due to political squabbles. GP Dieter, chair, said the conference had been set for the Plaza, aiming to prevent halting work for lack of city funds. The delay follows signals that absent city funds could force the WPA to stop the project.
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Chamber of Commerce Aviation
al Stinson Fleld
Dieter
WEA
Dewi
Federal Agency
Anid
Man stabbed on way home in unclear assault case
Police report a 22 year old man, Bantos Cervantes of Moratas Street, was stabbed by an unknown assailant on his way home. He was treated at a hospital for the wound and the incident is under investigation.
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Bantos Cervantes
Moratas Street
Tobdrt
Green Hospital
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