Turbulence in Madrid and Vatican tensions rise
Today by Arthur Brisbane discusses fascist attacks on Catholic property in Madrid and other Spanish ports, the Vatican Italy split fears, and Spain's Republican move to seize Catholic holdings. It notes Pope Pius XII protests and international reactions, plus Dutch and American comments on politics, flying feats, and a spelling championship winner.
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Adventurers reach Alpine altitude record in Gurgl
Professor August Piccard and Charles Kipfer report a world altitude record by lifting more than 12 000 feet in a balloon over the Alps near Gurgl. They endured fatigue and instrument damage, slept in the gondola, and await salvage by Alpine rescuers as they plan further tests at Ober Garg.
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Austria
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Gurgl
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Piccard Wires of Lafe Arrival
Brussels dispatch reports Professor August Piccard telegraphing from Ober Gurl that he and Charles Kipfer survived their ascent into the stratosphere after a long journey and a difficult landing. He says they are well and reached their target despite the earlier fight and rough conditions.
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Balloon Inventors Safe, Surprised By Descent
Record notes Swiss scientists Auguste Piccard and Charles Nipper left the aluminum balloon during a perilous ascent and reportedly descended on foot toward the near settlement. Searchers spotted the balloon abandoned at around 8000 feet, with no sign of the explorers. Telegraphed reports suggest they may have boarded a different descent route hours earlier, leaving uncertainty about their fate until they reach safety.
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Bible School Enforces Waistline Test for Preachers
COLCAGO May 28. Garrett Biblical Institute president Frederick E Elgelen announces divinity students must pass physical exams over four years to ensure fitness for ordination. He says body care matters for effective preaching and that overeating could hinder admission and preparation.
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Frederick E. Elgelen
Garrett Biblical Institute
Spring Showers Expected in 8 A Thursday Night
Unclear weather outlook predicts thunderstorms for San Antonio Thursday, with Del Rio area already receiving showers. Dallas forecasts show little change in temperature for San Antonio, with a low around 58 and a high near 78. Rainfall for the period totals about 1.01 inches versus a normal 3.20 inches.
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San Antonio
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Five Victims of Shipwreck Sought
Five victims of a shipwreck near Long Island sound remain missing after a sloop Sea Bor incident. Coast guard craft and planes comb the area while a woman’s body, Doris B. Dowly, was found. A Bellevue Hospital psychologist and a scorched life preserver piece suggest a total loss by explosion aboard the auxiliary mint or awie elo.
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United Uint
Sea Bor
Coast Guard
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Employment Gains in U S During May
Washington May 28 Secretary Doak reported that Labor Department figures indicate a slight improvement in employment conditions in May. He said employment trends are better than in any recent month, though no full data yet for the week ending May. Further evaluation will take time.
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Washington, D.C
Doak Tollay
Rounerd
Wee Cheek
Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday Details
Weather forecast predicts scattered showers and thundershowers across the west and north regions. Winds will shift to the west and north, with nocturnal temperatures dipping moderately. A stormy pattern may affect Exeter and nearby areas, with stronger gusts possible late Thursday night into Friday morning. Additional updates on page 2.
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Norlan
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Vatican tensions rise as anti church protests erupt
Vatican guards patrol city as demonstrators seize copies of the Vatican newspaper and burn issues. Italian troops and Swiss guards reinforce key sites while Vatican officials deny arms dealing reports. Negotiations with Italy aim to ease rising tensions after the demonstrations.
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St. Puter's Church
London
Students Destroy Portrait of Pope in Rome Clash
Fascist students attacked the Civilta Cattolica publishing house in Rome, stoning windows and ripping down a painting of Pope Pius, then carried books and pamphlets into the street and set them ablaze. Police did not intervene and authorities later dispersed the demonstrators amid rising Vatican-Italian tensions.
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de Pape
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Diesel Plane Sets New Record at 70 Hours
Detroit aviators Walter Tees and Frederick Brown piloted a Diesel plane to a non refueling endurance record of 70 hours 23 minutes near Wayne, continuing their flight after takeoff at 6 47 a m with about 60 gallons of fuel remaining.
Impeachment Motion Fails To Clear House
Nashville May 25 The impeachment of Governor Treary H Horton may be recommended to the House of Representatives by the administration as enough votes exist today to defeat the articles of impeachment when they are considered. A vote count suggested a quorum might not be reached before tomorrow.
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Teron
Retail Volume in 1930 Compared to 1929 Prices Down
Washington March 6 1930 Despite lower prices department stores moved as much merchandise in 1930 as in 1929 says Dr Malcolm P McNair Harvard Business School He reports a purge of retail stores showing large department stores earned strong profits while others lagged GPO Universal Service
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Washington, D. 6
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Equaliry
Alt Fy
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Malcolm P. MecNair
Defeayt of Business Research
Harvards University
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Jarge
Presbyterian Church Debates Birth Control Policy
WILBOURGH May 24 The general assembly of the Presbyterian church began deliberations on birth control. Officials weigh approval or condemnation in committee as they analyze acceptance as a matter of church duties.
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Driver's Alcohol Rub Alibi Too Good-Judge Frees Him
YAIGNGO March 29. John Z. Boones faced the court as the accused driver. Police reported the scent of alcohol from his breath but he claimed a Turkish bath caused a “alcohol rub” on his face. The officer testified he smelled alcohol. The judge discharged him after hearing the alibi and explanations.
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Proticia
F. Murray
Ile-Eng
Oil Price Reshuffle at Vacuum Oil Plant
Houston May 29 Vacuum Oil Co announces price cuts on Taeskport Lake Charles coastal crude and other grades. Grade A falls to 60 cents per barrel while all other grades reduce 3 to 6 cents per barrel. The company cites market pricing and limited coastal field output as reasons, expressing hope the readjustment will keep operations in the field profitable.
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Texas
Vacuum Oil Company
Taeskport
Lake Charles
Janckport
Tevez
Post Chaplain Goes to Kelly for Duty
Chaplain Morbert A. Weagney reports to Kelly for duty. He has been stationed at Kort ham and Toluston as chaplain for the Twenty third County.
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Trade unions clash over wage cut plan in San Antonio
A San Antonio wage dispute pits carpenters and bricklayers against contractors. Carpenters refuse a wage cut to $7 a day and press for $9, while bricklayers stay at $4. The San Antonio Trades Council and the Associated General Contractors were involved, with mayoral discussions reported but details disputed. The issue prompted a committee at City Hall and a threatened broad reduction request on May 8, though union leaders deny it was firmed at the meeting.
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San Antonio
Associated General Contractors
Sing S
City Hall
Fred Fishback
Iradex Council
Hove
Leo
Hoeigen
Classified want ads offer cars and rentals with details
Norly side duplex and other items for sale include a sport coupe priced at 4000 with 4000 miles, a downtown magazine stand rental at 10 per month, furnished apartment with private bath and nook, and travel offers for a Monte Rey trip. Numerous opportunities listed in today's Classifieds.
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Warane
Moree St. Lee
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