End of fight on Catholics in Rome seen
Conflict between Vatican and Italian government eases as Mussolini and the pope move toward negotiations. Bombs explode near Catholic institutions in Bologna killing a guard and wounding two as Catholic Action Society faces dissolution plans affecting 15 000 clubs and 500 000 members.
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Rome
Vatican
Mussolini
Curia
Observatore Romano
Italy
Papal State
Catholic Action Society
Bologna
Pontiffs
Vatican City
Fh Duce
Farm Board Ends Wheat Price Support After May Contracts
Washington June 1 The Farm Board ceases price support as May contracts end and market forces take over. The Grain Stabilization Corporation began in 1930 using the board’s revolving fund and bank advances to maintain a floor of 81 cents, with prices 20 to 35 cents above world levels. Surplus stocks now tally near 200 million bushels, with 35 million slated for sale abroad and about 25 million already sold.
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Washington
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Cuyler hearing postponed to June 8 in metals swindle case
Albany New York June 1 The extradition hearing on New Jersey's request to return Tallman Crueger Smith Cuyler to face charges in a $250000 metals swindle was postponed to June 8. Acting Governor Herbert Lehman granted the delay at the request of attorneys unable to attend.
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Albany
N. Y
New Jersey
Tallman Crueger Smith Cuyler
Herbert Lehman
Auto Tag War Between Florida and Georgia Seen
Tallahassee Florida motor vehicle commissioner W S McLin asked Georgia Secretary of State George H Carswell to cooperate to avert an auto tag war. Florida reports Georgia drivers arrested for lacking Florida tags near Folkston and Florida officers request permission to arrest Georgia drivers. McLin stresses past harmonious reciprocity and warns against escalating actions like New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. S. McLin
Florida
George H. Carswell
Georgia
McLin
Folkston
Carswell
Florida Motor Vehicle Department
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Court Upholds I C Ruling On Railroads In Georgia
Washington June 1 The supreme court upheld Interstate Commerce Commission orders requiring Georgia railroads to charge interstate rates for shipments of fertilizer material and sand and gravel within the state. The Georgia public service commission rates were set aside as giving shippers in state an undue advantage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia
Georgia Public Service Commission
Dorothy MacKaill Announces Engagement to Horace Hough
Hollywood reports Dorothy MacKaill disclosed engagement to actor Horace Hough and plans to marry once funds are available. MacKaill was bound for Honolulu, where rumors of marriage had circulated during a stay. If she denied the reports she offered no comment.
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Hollywood
Cal
Dorothy MacKaill
Horace Hough
Hough
Fort Worth Chosen for Western Narcotic Hospital
Fort Worth Texas was selected as the site for the narcotics hospital for the western United States by a joint inter department committee. The facility will cost about 3 million dollars and treat addicts west of the Mississippi River under the U S Public Health Service administration. The other narcotic farm site is near Lexington Kentucky.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Joint Inter-Departmental Committee
United States Public Health Service
Lexington
Kentucky
Noble Faints as He Is Acquitted of Blackmail
Washington June 1 W Clark Noble sculptor fainted in the District of Columbia supreme court after Justice Adkins directed a verdict of acquittal for him and three co defendants in a conspiracy to blackmail Captain and Mrs C C Calhoun linked to a women s memorial case. The trial spanned three weeks and witnesses about the Calhouns alleged to withhold damaging remarks. Noble contends he sought only owed pay for a memorial design.
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Washington
W. Clark Noble
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jesse Adkins
C. C. Calhoun
Fire Department
Noble
James F. Bird
Stephen A. Armstrong
Anna Hillenbrand
Calhouns
Woman’s Universal Alliance
Calhoun
Allance
Nobels
Woman's Alliance
Charles W. Arth
Bird
Justice
Caldwell's Attorney Seeks Postponement of Trial
Nashville financier Rogers Caldwell seeks a postponement to the next term as his fraudulent breach of trust case was to begin. W Mack Fuqua filed affidavits from Caldwell and 150 citizens claiming public mind is inflamed by Tennessee bank failures and Caldwell's investment house collapse, hindering a fair trial and impartial jury selection.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
W. Mack Fuqua
Caldwell
Tennessee
Caldwell and Company
Fuqua
Waving Girl Ends Last Salute From Ships Today
Savannah tale as Flor ence Martus known as the waving girl retires from Elba Island after 41 years of greeting ships with a white cloth by day and a lantern at night. Sailors recall three short whistles from steamers and horn blasts from motors as the legend ends with her departure to Savannah.
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Savannah
Elba Island
Savannah Harbor
Florence Martus
Miss Martus
George W. Martus
The
Light
Charles L. Sisson
St. Johns, Fla
No Taxes Will Be Collected On Peach Trucks This Year
Atlanta officials state no tax will be imposed on trucks moving Georgia peaches, citing the motor carrier act of 1931 and exemptions for farm products. Comptroller Harrison confirms no tax collection for interstate or intrastate trucking of peaches, replying to Fort Valley committee members.
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Atlanta
James A. Perry
Public Service Commission
Georgia
William B. Harrison
Fort Valley
Harrison
W. H. Harris
Perry
Commission
Peach Belt
Mr. Harris
A. J. Evans
A. C. Riley
John H. Jones
W. G. Green
Jury to hear Davis case in bank funds conspiracy
Wallace Davis former president of the defunct Central Bank and Trust Company and two former county officials faced charges of conspiring to use county funds to aid the bank. The cases were submitted to the jury shortly after noon in Asheville North Carolina.
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Asheville
N. C
Wallace Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Callaway Resigns from University of Georgia Medical Board
Augusta Georgia June 1 Judge E H Callaway chairman of the board of trustees of the University of Georgia Medical College announced he had submitted his resignation from the board to the Governor. His successor will be selected next week by the board of trustees at Athens.
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Augusta
E. H. Callaway
University of Georgia Medical College
University of Georgia At Athens
Hornbrook Granted 30 Days for Rehearing in Tax Case
H H Hornbrook of Indianapolis representing the late Lafayette A. Jackson was granted 30 days additional time to file a petition for a rehearing in the chain store tax case. The Indiana Supreme Court had recently sustained the tax by a 5 to 4 vote. Jackson’s counsel said they would seek a rehearing and the Jackson estate administrator was substituted to continue the proceedings.
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Washington
H. H. Hornbrook
Indianapolis
Lafayette A. Jackson
Supreme Court
Indiana
Jackson
Weather forecast for the Southeast states
Weather outlook for South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama with fair skies cooler tonight Tuesday rising interior temperatures and moderate to gentle north winds. Northwest Florida also sees fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with similar wind patterns including gentle to moderate readings.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Kirkland Ordered Back Into Court By Crumpacker
In Valparaiso Indiana Judge Grant Crumpacker ordered Virgil Kirkland returned from Pendleton reformatory to face a new sentencing hearing after a second jury found him guilty in the death of Arlene Draves. The judge maintained the law allowed a one to ten year term for a minor with no prior felonies, despite a state attorney general's opinion calling for five to twenty one years. Prosecution sought a rehearing and Kirkland was set to be brought back today with arguments slated for tomorrow morning.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Grant Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland
Arlene Draves
Gary
Pendleton Reformatory
Kirkland
Crumpacker
James M. Ogden
Robert Estill
Lake County
Clara Bow Hospitalized as Girnau Trial News Breaks
Clara Bow remains under treatment at a Glendale sanitarium while Fred Girnau, publisher of a weekly newspaper, goes to federal court over alleged obscene articles about her life. Bow suffered a nervous breakdown May 3 after Girnau’s arrest. Rex Bell reports two men offered to fund an effort to stop Bow articles by buying Girnau’s paper. Daisy De Boe sues for damages over a signed affidavit claimed to authorize publication of Bow’s biography.
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Los Angeles
Clara Bow
Glendale
Fred Girnau
Miss Bow
Girnau
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount Pictures
Rex Bell
Bell
Paramount
Daisy de Boe
Miss de Boe
Oil operator fined in Laredo for attempted abduction of Bolling
In district court C C Julian and C C Boren were fined a total of 5000 dollars and indictments against Clay Mann were dismissed. Bolling, a San Antonio businessman and former associate of Julian, alleged the men tried to abduct him at a hotel on April 2 at gunpoint to extort money. Kidnapping and conspiracy counts were dismissed after the fines.
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Laredo
Texas
C. C. Julian
Oklahoma
C. C. Boren
Clay Mann
Lamar S. Bolling
San Antonio
Julian
Boren
Mann
Bolling
John A. Walls
Confederate Veterans Arrive for AIST Reunion in Montgomery
Confederate veterans gather in Montgomery for the 41st reunion at Camp Stephens and nearby sites. About 3,000 survivors and 900 Boy Scouts converge as Adjutant General General Harry Rene Lee denies rumors the gathering is final, predicting the next meeting in Washington.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lee
Jackson
Camp Stephens
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Tenn
Sidney Lanier High School
Camp Miller
United Confederate Veterans
Army of the South
Washington
Cradle of the Confederacy
Robert F. Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Veterans’ Organization
Atlantic Coastal HighwayStressed by Stehlin at Norfolk
Colonel Joseph C. Stehlin, president of the Jacksonville chamber, told the Atlantic Coastal Highway Association convention in Norfolk that the highway’s coastal value lies in industrial and commercial growth. He noted the coast road is now paved and ferry service across Chesapeake Bay strengthens the Norfok to Cape Charles link for a coast spanning Nova Scotia to Santiago.
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Norfolk
Seaboard
Joseph C. Stehlin
Jacksonville, Fila
Chesapeake Bay
Cape Charles
Nova Scotia
Santiago
Cuba
Treasury to issue 800 million long term bonds in June
Commerce Department notes April business improvement while the Treasury plans an 800 million dollar long term bond issue to mature in 1949 and bearing 3 1/2 percent interest. The sale on June 15 will retire short term securities and trim short term debt to about 2.9 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Commerce Department
United States
Broadbent Elected Tennessee Senate Speaker
Nashville June 1 A B Broadbent of C ze to day was elected speaker of the Tennessee senate, with 24 of 33 votes. He would succeed to the governorship if Governor Horton is impeached. A special house committee plans additional articles of impeachment to be presented tomorrow. Broadbent will fill the chair left by the resignation of Scott P Fitzhugh who quit amid criticism over his ties to E K Crump. Broadbent opposes Crump.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. B. Broadbent
Owe
Tennessee Senate
Henry H. Horton
Broadbent
Senate
House
Horton
Scott P. Fitzhugh
Memphis
E. K. Crump
Crump
Presbyterian church backs conscientious objectors nationwide
The 2,000,000 strong Presbyterian Church in the USA endorses members who refuse armed service or military training. The General Assembly reaffirms 1930 and 1926 positions against compulsory military training and stresses citizenship rights based on conscience. Harry L. Bowlby cites President Hoover on law enforcement.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Church
Board of Christian Education
Assembly
Harry L. Bowlby
Lord’s Day Alliance
Hoover
Major Franke Leaves for Post in Alabama
Major G. H. Franke captain of the Fort McPherson polo team and publicity officer for the Fourth Corps Area departed from Atlanta on June 1 for Auburn Alabama to take a new assignment at Alabama Polytechnic Institute as assistant professor of military science and tactics.
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Atlanta
G. H. Franke
Fort Mcpherson
Fourth Corps
Auburn
Als
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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Callaway
Hornbrook
Sulian
Jean Fl. Norris
New York
Samuel Seabury
AIST
Cradle of Confederacy
Stehlin
Tennessee Speaf
Presbyterians
Franke
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