Holy Year Declared by Pope for Prayer and Peace
Vatican announces an extraordinary Holy Year beginning April to Rome and Palestine. Pope Pius XI vows social and international peace during the centenary of Christ’s Passion. Readings occurred at St Peter’s and major Roman churches. The Pope denounces restrictions on the church in Spain and Turkey and urges prayer.
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Educational requirements for the Osteopathic Physician
Educational requirements for osteopathic medicine are strict, demanding graduates from accredited high schools or colleges and four years of university study. The six chartered osteopathic colleges in the United States require a structured four-year curriculum totaling about 4419 hours across subjects like anatomy, physiology, chemistry, pharmacology, pathology, obstetrics, pediatrics, and clinical practice.
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Papal Jubilee Indulgence Decrees Urge Pilgrimages
The papal bull proclaims plenary indulgence during the jubilee year for faithful who confess and communicate and visit Saint John Lateran Saint Peter in the Vatican Saint Paul Outside the Walls and Santa Maria Maggiore. It urges large pilgrimages to Palestine and emphasizes the gravity of sin and mercy across both sexes. It notes the term bull derives from the Latin bubble used on lead seals.
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Illness Delays Halloran Case in Phoenix
The state’s case against J. J. Halloran, linked to the trunk murder involving Winnie Ruth Judd, is set to be continued. Halloran’s preliminary hearing may be postponed due to Nat McKee’s serious illness and authorities plan to move Mrs Judd from Florence prison tonight or tomorrow.
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Rancher given life sentence in California killing
Ioan T. Elbea, a middle aged rancher, was convicted of first degree murder for the caliangle slaying of his former friend Alfred T. Eliott. The jury recommended life imprisonment with no death penalty. Mrs Elliott, who had carried on an affair with Elbea for 16 years, said he should have been hanged and cited the Bible rule of life for a life.
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Coolidge Honored at Washington Memorial Service
Washington memorial services were held in the Washington cathedral to honor Calvin Coolidge with Vice President Curtis and cabinet members present. Bishop James E. Freeman officiated, praising Coolidge’s honesty, integrity, and steadfast devotion to public duties.
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Dead as Police Raid Arms Cache in Havana
Police raided the residence of Leonor Gerayafal in Cerre last night after tips from informers and recovered six rifles ammunition and a sack of dynamite. An armored truck stood nearby as gunfire erupted at midnight when three unidentified men opened fire. one was killed and the other two escaped.
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Senate wets seek beer approval amid prohibition anniversary
Washington Jan 16 INS Senate wets pressed for favorable judiciary committee report on repealing or modifying the Volstead Act to legalize beer and wine up to 3.05 percent. The measure, drafted by a Wisconsin Republican subcommittee, would regulate beer and other beverages and replace the Collier bill. Senate watchers noted the anniversary of prohibition as debate continued. Senator Sheppard planned his thirteenth prohibition review and emphasized ongoing enforcement concerns.
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Prohibition Anniversary Highlighted by Leaders in DC
In Washington on January 16, F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League called nationwide prohibition even more valuable now than when the Eighteenth Amendment was adopted thirteen years ago. Separately Mrs Henry W Peabody chaired a National Committee for Law Enforcement saying women prohibitionists will begin a campaign this week at state capitals. Also listed is a North Side two story house for sale near ease of access at 9250 dollars in the light classified ads.
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Appeal to RGD riders rise in railway trespass deaths
Washington January reports show an increase in deaths and injuries among trespassers and hoboes on railroads. Interstate Commerce Commission officials released figures for the first nine months of 1932, noting 2535 killed and 21856 injured, compared with 3885 deaths and 27442 injuries in the same period in 1931.
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American Airways Reports Best Year in 1932
Chicago report states American Airways carried 641 percent more passengers and express freight grew 448 percent. Miles flown surged 343 percent over 1931, signaling 1932 as the carrier's strongest year to date.
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A scrambled London comparison outlines England s taste with oceans of tea and rivers of coffee as a government official notes daily coffee and cocoa intake. The piece mentions a plea for a Citizens Military Training camp in Port Worth to aid unemployed youths amid economic stress, promoted by Mrs. S Lord Blackburn, national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Butler Committee Seeks Economic Recovery Plan
In New York on January 15 the Murray Butler led commission of 17 at Columbia University prepared to meet with industrial leaders to craft an emergence plan from the depression. Butler had named the panel in his annual report urging global educational figures to join talks for common ground against diverse economic downturns.
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Proposed Vets Benefits Gut Cuts Slammed as Infamous
Washington D C January 16 A representative of the American Legion called the National Economy League plan to require absolute proof that veterans disability benefits were service connected cruel and infamously drastic Miller chairman of the Legion’s national rehabilitation committee told a congressional committee the proposal would strip from the rolls any veteran whose service connection is legally presumed and would affect about 328000 veterans currently drawing disability compensation. existing laws presume service origin for tuberculosis paralysis spinal meningitis sleeping sickness some dysentery and neuro psychiatric conditions before January 1 1925.
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Fatal Plane Crash Mystifies Probers
A passenger plane crashed 300 feet above Newark Airport killing three aboard. Investigators seek cause as the craft spiraled into a vertical bank and burned, with victims Pulat Albers C. Komdat and Mechanic George Weldel from Elizabeth.
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Man Killed in Shotgun Mishap on Ranch Near Southton
Albert R. Jiminez, 48, of 123 Nevada Street, died after a shotgun discharged while he was removing it on a hunting trip at a ranch near Southton. The blast struck him near the heart as he was on Monday evening. Robert A. Green Hospital treated him.
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