Pope Pius VI Appeals for World Peace and Papal Coronation
Pope Pius XI broadcast a five minute appeal from the Sistine Chapel urging peace and charity among nations during troubled hours as Pius XIT prepared to assume the throne of St Peter. He welcomed prayers for rulers and pledged prayers for guiding states toward prosperity and progress. The pontiff also sent diplomatic signals ahead of his coronation and thanked King Victor Emmanuel III in a telegram, while Cardinal officials and clergy received the pope in the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Wiese
St Peter
Jatin
Sistine Chapel
Allie Bite
Brayey
Christ
Ayid
Peace Keystonn
Uiese
Pius XI
Sacred College of Carrinils
Eugenio Cardinal Parill
Alvine
Tulsi
Mote
Vilenlo
Kinanviele
Kim
Mms
Aueou
Linton
Patton
Partitt
le Bistloe
Pignan
AL Benoni
Rome
Harel
Vatican
Oklahoma City Girl Brutally Slain in Home, Probe Underway
Officers question 100 relief workers as detectives probe the garroting slaying of Haselteen Black a one year old junior high pupil found dead in a steel-studded cottage. Evidence includes bloodied towel a broken knuckle and a bullet fragment near the dining room table. Police seek suspects amid reports of a house prowler and signs of a struggle.
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Oklahoma
Haselteen Black
Charles Frank
Lnherera
Tiyan
Wye Zedoral Byreau
Potlee
Misaid
Ceatier
T. W. Scharber
Texan Gum Chewing Causes Courtroom Moment
A Texas attorney in New York faced a courtroom scene about gum chewing during a state Supreme Court hearing. Justice Shientag challenged the habit as Hubbard explained gum helps him stay focused before trials. The misdated report mentions Van Zandt county residents tied to a chicken leasing scheme and a broader Alabama link in a separate case.
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New York
Hermian
Shientag
Shientap
Hubbard
Texas
sColten
Johnson
van Zandt County
Ying
Lorim
Menro
Jerome Dixon
Bie Neero
Alabama
Lee
Vax Revisions to Aid Business Urged by Senate Leaders
Washington dispatch reports Senators Harrison and Deughton urging Treasury to revise federal tax structure to spur business. They align with Roosevelt and Hopkins, signaling no immediate tax recommendations until Treasury studies are complete, and advocate cautious curtailment of spending to boost growth.
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Washington
Senate
Um the
Treasury
Harrison
Demnurat
Mississippi
Senate Finance
Deughton
Democrat
North Carolina
Life Ways and Means
Inter
Morsfentian
Wheebay
Roosevelt
Hopkin
Maegertthay
Congress
Hindu Muslim Riots Rage Across Cities Killing 15
In Rangoon Burmah and Lucknow a fresh wave of Hindu Muslim violence began yesterday. Battles between crowds and military patrols left 15 dead and about 200 injured as shops were looted and set ablaze. Police reported two persons killed in Lucknow during clashes.
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Rangoon
Burm
Matitty Jou
Pilteri
Nicholas V Claimed by Death in Egypt
Alexandria dispatch reports Greek resident Nicolas V died of a heart attack. In Houston, Dr. H. Hensiee aged 40 died Thursday of pneumonia after years at Hood Mere slick hospital.
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Nicolas V
Egypt
Alexandria
Palrierel
Niacia
Tocay
Texas
Ties Winters
H. Hensiee
Hood Mere Slick
Wind foils ship rescue near Neyetoundi coast
Stormy seas hamper a rescue attempt near Neyetoundi coast as Ranger and crew struggle aboard a leaking sealing ship. Nearby vessels Neyfaudinnds and Rnd Tinggene standby while rough waters prevent towing to St Mary's harbor.
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Halipax
Nova Stotia
Ranger
Neyetoundiand
Caph Bt. Mary's
Flireniza Bay
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury Report
Ten indictments are returned by the grand jury to Judge W. We McCrolly Jr Crim Dist Court. Fortman Charles J. Schuapiner, of the grand jury, told stage that the preliminary report would be omitted.
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Grand Pivy Wa
W. We McCrolly
Criminal District Court
Ejay
Fortman
Charles J. Schuapiner
Salupsiny
Massachusetts Okchs U S Bill of Rights Observed
Robton March 3. Citizens marked the 100th anniversary of the federal Bill of Rights and its belated ratification to remind all to guard freedom against aggression and intolerance. Governor Saltonstone read a letter from Secretary Hall about the first amendment as the legislature unanimously voted to reaffirm the document amid debates over defining rights and limits.
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Robton
Nationa
Tovorute Saltonstie
Hall
City Budget Adoption Blocked After Mayor Veto Sparks Fight
City commissioners failed to adopt the permanent budget and set the tax rate after Mayor Quin vetoed eight ordinances. A midnight session heard plans to cut about 320,090 from the mayor’s budget, with a seven point tax rate set at 31.23. The council postponed decisive action, while health department staffing and job losses drew protest from the restaurant association.
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Ma Yuling
Mayer
Quin
Wight
Quin Yeac
Theonf Phimmer
Activry
Gobbs
Lly Hal
Wis
Wade
Plainier
Quik
Cimmisoners
Varec
Quin Chen
Ordnane
Harrison
San Antonio
Plummer
Iie
Ent
Appointee of O'Daniel Asks Name Withdrawn
The governor faced a storm as Hunter asked W L O Daniel to withdraw his name as state highway commission chairman. Protests from East Texas senators and guns association members followed, with critics citing the Holinien controversy.
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O'Daniel
J. 0. Hunter
Abilene
Highway Commission
Atisutn
Mavch 3
Hunter 'Stetnding
Nevid
Jone
Nmne
Senate
Willow
Aiufncer
O'Dahiel
Gary Collis
Dalis
Apnointmenl
Tunien
Presen
West Central Texas
Olard Guns Association
East Texas
Hyde
O'Daniel Sait
Mim
Tommont
Cistint
Weshot
Hitrey Hines
Wichita
Dallas
RL Babbby
Rames
Pasalbla Chaices
Winkel
Kellie Unoee
Student Sues FA School Principal Over Alleged Incident
A student sues principal Terrell F Gates and others alleging harassment and expulsion prevention at a large urban school. The petition claims Gate’s actions with teachers and staff conspired to embarrass the student and bar him from continuing his education, seeking damages and reinstatement.
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Sues FA
Terrell F. Gates
Tluther Gurbani Varationn
Hirh
J. Ts
John Luther Labhnek
Wales
Wokild
Elsewlmin
Caley
DePite
Tin
John Luther
Ubbock
Vols
Mr. C
March Weather Outlook From Fragmented Report
A partial weather note notes heavy cloudiness and easterly winds sweeping the Rockies. It warns of a cold wave over Alaska with rising temperatures in mornings near the fifties and unsettled signs across the region as a high pressure system shifts.
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Alionin
Une Rockies
Aliska
J. Hodiobae
Gan Amonto & Cocerned
Burial of Boy Klug Vut-Aukh Aten Reported in Mysterious Egypt Tomb
London dispatch describes a burial chamber discovery linked to Boy Klug Vut-Aukh Aten, noting 15 dead and 16 years since the Pharaoh’s era. The report mentions heart disease as the cause for one, a curse, and sparse details about the tomb’s fate and related figures. The account names several figures and hints at Alexandria and Egyptian antiquities intrigue.
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London
Cacaarvin
Feskyma
Boy Klug
Alleviation Sought as Nazis Demand Polish Reconciliation
A Voelkischer Beobachter report says Nazi officials in Poland pressed for steps toward easing military tensions with Germany. The authoritative piece notes courtly regents or leaders and signals an expected move, though details remain unclear amid wartime upheaval.
Cave Yields Bodies of 12 Arabs in Turbulent Raid
In a violent raid near Tul Karn, 12 Arabs were found dead after clashes with forces. The operation involved cavalry units and several villages as searches continued for suspects. No further injuries were confirmed as the scene stabilized near Meriisnten.
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Ain Tul Karn
Ley Ril
Saminrta Ahd Semsalen
Devusaten
Meriisnten
Hearst Speech to Be Broadcast Coast-to-Coast Sat Night
William Randolph Hearst will speak from California via NBC coast to coast network tomorrow at 6 45 p m Pacific time 8 45 p m C E T on A Plex for Prosperity. The address will be from NBC studio at Los Angeles Station KIM.
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William Randolph Iwearst
California
Reil
National Broadcasting Company
Pacific Coast
Mr. Hearst
Kim
N. B.C
Los Ageles
Father Charged With Choking Tots in Louisiana
Rovert L Campbell, 30, held in jail in Gateaston parish on $1500 bond after being charged with intent to murder for allegedly choking two infants, Thi Eugene and another unnamed child, whose throats were inflamed following a slap incident. Campbell refused to make a statement. Also notes a Pan American Airways event in Hong Kong about a four passenger clipper completing a midland transameric flight from Manila to Nagasaki.
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Lake Charles
Rovert L. Campbll
Hele
Gateaston Parish
Wint
Campbell
Wong
Thi Eugene
Chimpbell
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