Plans Begin For Eucharistic Congress In Cleveland
Cleveland awaits the Sev enth National Eucharistic Congress with headquarters opened on Superior Avenue July 1. Diocesan offices occupy the same building, with Bishop Schrembs as general chairman and Aux Bishop McFadden aiding. Executives include Monsignors and priests serving as secretaries and treasurer, as committee meetings proceed. The stay lasts until October 1 and features a four day program with clergy and laity coordinating from the Guarantee Title Building.
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Congress
Diocese of
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St. John’s Cathedral
Schrembs
James A. McFadden
Joseph F. Smith
Floyd L. Begin
Vincent Balmat
John Graham
New York
John P. Treasy
John Gregory Murray
Small Tablet Marks Scenic Moment That Triggered War
A marble plaque marks the corner where Gavrilo Princip fired two shots at 11:15 a m on June 28, 1914, killing Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Countess Sophie of Hoehnberg. The chauffeur's error blamed set off a chain that plunged Europe into conflict and began World War I.
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Yugoslavia
Gavrilo Princip
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Sophie of
Hohenberg
Princip
St. Vitus
Miljacka
Nedjelko Dabrinovic
Col. Merizzi
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Bosnia
Cratia
Montenegro
Cabrinovic
Trifko Rabez
Rice Recipes and Early 20th Century Wedding Assassination Tale
Recipes extolling rice in various courses follow a tale of Sarajevo turmoil. An Archduke’s assassination attempt foreshadows war as Princip fires twice, hitting the Archduke and Countess. Bombs miss, trials ensue, and Yugoslavia's idea dominates subsequent Europe’s fate.
Crossword Clue Packed Puzzle Shapes Social Issues
A scrambled crossword style puzzle text mixes clues and mis-typed words with a political note on youth unemployment in the United States. The writer argues that rising out-of-school joblessness among 16 to 25 year olds is a national concern, urging a census and a nationwide community youth service plan to combat a erosion of character and opportunities.
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United States
Massachusetts
America
Million Graduates Of ’35 Class Face Indefinite Idleness
Washington notes the nation’s 1,000,000 high school seniors and 130,000 college students heading to commencements. The piece questions whether these graduates will enter idle time or active citizenship, as about 1.225 million others have already left school rather than join the labor market.
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Washington
United States
Boston Opens World Chart Map Parlor in Glass Pararium
The Christian Science Publishing Company in Boston unveiled the world’s largest geographical map, a $35,000 Mapparium. Viewers explore the globe from inside a transparent platform with 22 miles to the inch scale and clocks showing world times, illuminated by 300 exterior bulbs.
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Boston
Christian Science Publishing Company
Capital optimistic Lindsa broomcorn dealers expect banner yield
CAPITAL OPTIMISTIC LINDSAY Okla The broom corn capital of the world looks forward to a banner yield this season Timely rains added to already bright prospects have increased the hopes of Lindam broomcorn dealers They predict good prices and an abundance of the product
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Lindsay
Okla
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