Pope Mussolini Note Sparks Catholic Action Crackdown
Rome reports arrests of Catholic Action leaders as Mussolini tightens grip. Vatican sources say Consanego and others taken into custody, with Lipari exile hinted. Mussolini urges mobilization of fascist groups to suppress anti fascist elements in Catholic areas.
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Rome
Catholic Action Society
Atir
Vatican
Consanego
Lipari
Fascismo
Sicily
Mussolini
Fascist Party
Antiere
Italy
Vatican and Italian Government Clash Over Concordat
Rome reports the Vatican and Italy clash as Pope Pius accuses the government of violating the concordat by dissolving Catholic lay groups. Corpus Christi processions were kept indoors amid concerns of anti Catholic rioters. Priests read the Pope’s speech approving Catholic action and pledging church backing for its leaders.
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Vatican
Rome
Italy
Pope Pius
Holy See
Catholic Action Organization
Tifton Woman Killed in Auto Accident
The body of Mrs. A. W. Foster, 22, killed in an auto crash at Petersburg Virginia, is expected home tonight for funeral tomorrow. She returned from Pennsylvania visit and is survived by her husband, her parents, and one sister Mrs. L. M. Potts of Moultrie Georgia.
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Tifton
A. W. Foster
Petersburg
National Cotton Week Big Success in This State
Atlanta reports mark of progress as National Cotton Week winds through Georgia. Cason J Callaway and T M Forbes tout increased cotton goods sales in stores and 279 advertised items from beachwear to industrial fabrics. Seventy five stores entered in a $1000 contest while railroads extend cotton uses research. Georgia growers expect broad benefits.
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Atlanta
Cason J. Callaway
LaGrange
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Callaway
T.M. Forbes
Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia
Institute
Missouri Pacific
Chicago,Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Forbes
Georgia
Cotton Belt
J. E. Conwell
Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Reno Gambler Kills Man in Club Room
In Reno Nevada William Graham a leading gambling figure and boxing promoter shot and killed W H McCrecken at the Hay Market Club early today. McCracken fired twice striking the bar and an arm while Graham returned fire wounding McCrecken. The wounded man is reported living in Kansas City and the shooter was released on his own recognizance pending a coroner investigation.
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Reno
Nevada
William Graham
Jack Dempsey
W. H. McCrecken
Hay Market Club
Graham
McCracken
Kansas City
Civcom
Man Surrenders to Prison After 38 Years on the Run
Charles E. Johnson, 66, who escaped from the Nebraska State Penitentiary 38 years ago, turned himself in to serve seven months of a two year sentence for robbery. He traveled about 90 miles from Oakland to Lincoln and will work in the prison vegetable room, avoiding a cell due to age. His wife died in March, and he declined to name his children. He recounted wandering the globe and surviving a shipwreck off Japan three months ago.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State Penitentiary
State Prison
Charles E. Johnson
Oakland
Neb
Pan
W. T. French
Johnson
Confederate Vets Honor Lost Heroes in Jun 4 Tribute
Confederate veterans at Montgomery Alabama paused from a memorial hour with the Confederated Southern Memorial Association and United Sons of Confederate Veterans. They adopted a resolution opposing moving General George E. Pickett’s body from Richmond to Arlington. Commander Moodie urged support for a proposed Confederate Memorial College. The Rev. Sam Small canceled his Atlanta visit due to illness.
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Montgomery
Ala
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
George E. Pickett
Richmond
Arlington, National Cemetery
trans-Mississippi
Arlington
Pickett
R. A. Sneed
M. O. Moodie
Houston
Texas
Confederated Memorial Association
Southland
Moodie
Veterans, Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Sam Small
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Lee
Jackson
Rice A. Pierce
Union City
C. A. DeSaussure
Memphis
Tex
Washington
D. C
Sopa
Yn Dance
Camp Stephens Auditorium
Atlanta Dentist Dr David B Smith Dies at 62
Dr David B Smith a renowned Atlanta dentist aged 62 died unexpectedly at his home. A Valduyta native he practiced 43 years in the city and was active in charitable and fraternal circles. Survived by his widow and two daughters the funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Atlanta
David DB. Smith
Valduyta
Fanern
L C C Completes Bus And Truck Investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission finishes a two year inquiry into bus and truck transportation and will submit recommendations to Congress. Hearings involved railroads, bus and truck operators, civic groups and state regulators across the country. June 1 briefs deadline follows hearings directed by Commissioner Brainard with Examiners Flynn and Stephan.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brainard
Flynn
Stephan
National Grange
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Congress
The
Grange
Coolidge Considers End to Daily Newspaper Columns
An official of the syndicate traveling to Northampton to discuss Coolidge’s vacation plans as a possible end to his daily newspaper writings. The decision is expected to be announced by Saturday and he may prefer to cease all newspaper work.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Coalidge
Goat and Bees Have Slight Disagreement
Dalton and Gao report a clash between a goat and bees near Little Joe Castor’s place. The fight left a family with a dog a cat and 25 chickens unharmed but shaken and covered in bee stings. The elder Crytar noted the goats’ hive and bee stings caused more than common nuisance.
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Dalton
Gao
Joe Castor
Mr. Castor
Germans Leave for England to Attend Meeting
Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius departed Hamburg for England to meet with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and British leaders at Chequers to discuss reparations the Austro German customs treaty and broader European issues. Protests and clashes with police interrupted the day as riotous unrest flared in several cities.
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Hamburg
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Elbe
Arthur Henderson
Europe
Berlin
Paul von Hindenberg
Duisburg-Hamborn
Steel helmet parade hinders German diplomacy in Breslau
Paris dispatch says the Breslau steel helmet demonstration will embarrass Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius in London. Papers predict Breslau trek contrasts with Chequers talks and note calls for Versailles toll abrogation. Parade of 140,000 supporters sparked clashes injuring several and dozens arrested.
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Paris
Breslau
Germany
Bruening
Curtius
England
Seaman Killed as Plane Taxies Into Another on Field
A seaman died after a plane taxied into another at an air station field. Murphy was struck by a drop in front of Moss’s plane and died en route to a hospital. The incident also involved several passengers and a volunteer Marine Reserve.
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Penacoln
Fladume
Dorris Thomas Murphy
Sean
Llewellyn Potsick
Omeral
Murphy
Moss
Pivet
Body of Unidentified Man Found Near Piedmont Baths
A man, ether shot or stabbed, was found on a bridge path near the Piedmont Baths in Atteanta. City workers in the park discovered the body shortly before noon. A squadron of officers was assigned to investigate the case.
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Atteanta
Bridis
Piedmont
Fars
New Bond Issue Oversubscribed Seven Times
Subscriptions for the 18 year 3 18 per cent bonds totaling 6 billion were received before the close of books. Secretary Mellon announced that the $800 million issue to refund short term debt would be allotted in coming days. Subscriptions were sent via Federal Reserve banks and the treasury department.
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Washington
Mellon
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
Verdict of death by own action in Prattville
A coroner's jury found W. G. Roper forty of Decatur liquidating agent of the closed First National Bank dead from self inflicted wounds in the directors room. A letter to his wife cited financial difficulties as the reason for taking his life.
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Prattville
Ala
W. G. Roper
Decatur
First National Bank
Roper
Pratville Bank Liquidating Agent Fatally Shot
W E Roper of Decatur Ala was killed in the directors room of the First National Bank where he had just been appointed liquidating agent. Ernest Morrow who came from Decatur found him with a bullet through the temple and a .32 calibre pistol nearby. Roper about 40 left a widow and was in the clothing business.
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Roper
Prattville
Ala
W. E. Roper
Decatur
First National Bank
Ernest Morrow
Morrow
Hack Wilson Returns to Cubs Lineup After Injury
Chicago reports Hack Wilson, famed 1930 home run king, back in the Cubs lineup as Johnny Moore sits out with a leg issue. Wilson has produced limited hits this season, batting 27 in 108 at bats with two homers and 43 total bases.
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Hack
CUBS
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Johnny Moore
Moore
Wilson
Buat
Young Girl Drowns at Georgia Lake Near West Point
Miss Louinds Pinkard, 20, daughter of Royal Pinkard of Miltown Alabama, drowned at Deluach's Lake north of West Point Georgia while visiting with Roanoke Alabama friends. A resort proprietor and three LaGrange youths tried to help as bystanders removed clothing to dive.
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Georgia Lake
West Point
Louinds Pinkard
Royal Pinkard
Miltown
Ala
Deluach’s Lake
Here
Miss Pingard
Roanoke
Oe Watt
LaGrasse
Sam Fincher
Lee Carrith
Oma Phipp
Miss Pinkard
Pinkkerd
Paul Hooton
Ruanmolke
Lindbergh Plans East Asia Flight From Washington
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to depart within a month on an air tour of the Orient with Mrs. Lindbergh. He seeks landings in China and Japan with safety precautions including pontoon-equipped Lockheed, possible landings in Soviet territory with private permission if needed. Return route undecided. two to three weeks in China and Japan, no son along.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Far East
North Pacific
Lindburgh
State Department
Lindbergh
Siberia
Orient
China
Japan
Lindberghs
State Castle
Alaska
Soviet Information Bureau
Moscow
New York
Russia
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Shumstul
Coppersland
Peninsula
Kamchatka
Lowell H. Smith
Semyon Shestakov
State Forests and Parks Urged by NY Official
William G. Howard, New York lands and forests chief, urged states to establish forests and parks in a address to the American Forestry Association in Asheville on June 4. He said state forests and parks produce timber protect watersheds create public recreational facilities and outdoor amenities.
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Asheville
N. C
William G. Howard
New York State
American Forestry Association
Man who gave up fortune for romance dies
A dramatic report recounts Major Jordan Laepeteee and a financier who renounced a fortune of 2,000,000 to pursue love. The article traces the man’s career as a reporter in New York, his failed marriage to Mrs. Rowne, and their elopement with moments of public fascination as they sailed from New York aboard the Ipdrideo. The piece ends noting the couple’s departure and a continuation on Page Four.
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Harvard
Mott
New York
Rowne
Matt
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Coolidge
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Deel
Pacific
Col
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