Papal Coronation Draws Massive Crowds at St Peter's
Report from Rome details the coronation of Pope Pius XV with 60,000 inside St Peter's and up to 500,000 in the plaza. Delegates from England, Peru, China, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Luxembourg attend. The ceremony features a tiara, papal blessing, and the Papal March as crowds cheer.
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Castel Gandolfo
Summer Palace
Kennedy
England
Peru
China
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Luxembourg
Basilica
St. Peter’s
Great Square
Pius XI
Pierre Cardinal Gerier
Yon
France
St. Peter's
Rome
Canali
Caccia-Dominioni
Pius XV
Camillo
Cardinal Cacela-Dominioni
Nicole Cardinal Canali
Pope
Pius
Caccia Dominioni
St. Peter
Great Basilica
Vatican Palace
Papal Coronation Mass at St Peter s Basilica
A vast crowd on the steps of St Peter s watched Pope Pius XII’s coronation procession. Dignitaries including Count Galeazzo Ciano and Crown Prince Umberto led a long ceremonial march with nobles, envoys, and guards as the Pope received the Pallium and led Mass with 1300 French children in attendance.
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St. Peter's
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Ireland
Gerber
Mercantonio Colonna
William Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
George Cardinal Madelein
Chicago
Peter
All Saints
Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
Donato Cardinal
Scarretti
Tomasso Cardinal
Boggiani
Elisha
Elijah
St. Peter
Gas-Tax Plan Favored by Western Maryland Delegates
Frederick county delegate Charles Houck Jr announced a bill to raise the state gasoline tax allocation for Western Maryland counties by 50 percent at the expense of other regions lacking road soil issues. The measure would base funds on one and a half miles of road per existing mile, prioritizing subsoil structure. Houck said nine beneficiary counties have 41 House votes and could gain more from Baltimore County to reach the 61 needed.
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Maryland
Charles §. Houck, Jr
Frederick County
Houck
Tidewater
Baltimore County
Endorses Scouting in Washington County Schools
Superintendent B J Grimes endorses Scouting as a civic minded, well behaved activity for boys. He notes Scouts rarely disrupt classes and often lead student activities, urging every boy to access Scouting benefits and pleasures.
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B. J. Grimes
Washington County
Fate Strikes At Filling Station In Unusual Manner
Conway D C March 18 A 46 year old World War veteran Iacing Vereen watching rats in a trap at a filling station leaped back to the highway and was struck and killed by a passing truck in a bizarre accident The event involves Vereen a local resident and a fatal road incident at the station.
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Conway
D. C
Iacing
Vereen
Crab Nebula: Remnant of a Star Explosion in Taurus
The Crab Nebula in Taurus, 5000 light years away, is the expanding remains of a supernova that exploded about 900 years ago. Observations from 18th and 19th centuries trace its discovery, photography, and spectral analysis, noting rapid outward motion and neon helium like glow.
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Taurus
Earth
Lord Rosse
Ireland
Jupiter
Charles Messier
Sir Willam Herschel
Work Launched On Ice Cream Plant At Superior Dairy Co
The Superior Dairy Co on Reynolds avenue has started construction of a new ice cream plant after obtaining a building permit. The single story concrete block building will house storage, a pasteurizer, freezer, and mixer. Equipment costs are estimated near 10000 dollars, and the firm will produce its own ice cream brand alongside its dairy business.
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Superior Dairy Co. Reynolds Avenue
Demands Must Be Heeded, He States
Robert Loy, chief of the Nazi labor front, told a mess meeting in Munich that demands for Weng must be met. He warned that if they are cheated, developments will follow that make Versailles pale by comparison.
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Munich
Robert Loy
Nazi
Labor Front
Versailles
Champion Mare In National Contest
Melrose Marie a grand champion mare owned by Dr. Robert Snavely, is among 60 entries from the U S and Canada in a national contest to crown the All American best stallions and mares for 1938. The Percheron Horse Association of America in Chicago selected her for a desirable Percheron type.
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Hollywood
Robert Snavely
United States
Canada
Percheron Horse Association of America
Chicago
Dr. Snavely
Hagerstown Fair
Frederick Fair
Maryland
Autoist Injured As Cars Collide Near Hagerstown
Samuel Brumbaugh of Middleburg pike was slightly injured when his automobile sideswiped W P Hirshmann of New York City on Route 11 two miles north of Hagerstown. Deputy Leister Fianagle said Hirshmann stopped to light a cigarette and Brumbaugh, blinded by oncoming lights, did not see the stopped machine. Brumbaugh was treated for a head cut.
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Samuel Brumbaugh
Middleburg Pike
W. P. Hirshmann
New York City
Hagerstown
Leister Fianagle
Hirshmann
Brumbaugh
Structural Steel Engineer Relates His Thrilling Career
Charles Patrick Kelly a New York City based structural steel engineer who has lived in Hagerstown recently spoke of global projects from the Panama Canal locks to the George Washington Bridge and Chrysler Building His WWI service with Co E 122nd Engineers included emergency bridges in France He described working conditions safety gear and plans to join the Niagara Falls honeymoon bridge project with the outfit awaiting word from his steel firm
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Charles Patrick Kelly
New York City
Hagerstown
Panama
Kelly
France
University of Pittsburgh
Panama Canal
Iron Workers
Co. E
122Nd Engineers
Army Engineers
County
Shepherdstown
Hancock
Washington County
Hancock Bridge
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
George Washington Bridge
New York
The
Steel Company
Niagara Falls
Chrysler
New Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Annapolis Naval Academy
Birth of Tai Kelly in New York City Highlighted
Tai Kelly is born in New York City where his father serves as a policeman. He has resided in the city as a local resident, with details reflecting his early life and upbringing.
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Tai Kelly
New Yo
Prospects Improving for U S Steel in 1929
Edward R. Stettinius Jr., chairman of U S Steel Corp., told stockholders in his annual report made public here that 1929 prospects for the steel industry were promising and improving. He spoke at the meeting outlining company outlook and market expectations.
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New York
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
U. S. Steel Corp
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