Pope Pius and Mussolini Move Toward Vatican State Accord
After talks with advisers and 24 cardinals, Pope Pius and Premier Mussolini seek to settle Vatican Italian tensions. The pope orders the Catholic press to halt anti Fascist editorials while Mussolini calls a temporary end to anti Catholic campaigns. Photos show the Vatican, Pope Pius, Mussolini on a balcony.
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Mussolini
Catholic Organ
Musso
Lini
Piaza Venezia
Widow Awaiting Trial For Murder Of Husband
Mrs. Louise Foucar Marshall, 71, Tucson, Arizona, a wealthy widow and former University of Arizona romance languages professor, is jailed awaiting a habeas corpus writ as her murder trial nears. She married her gardener husband in 1904 on her estate.
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Louise Foucar Marshall
Tucson
Ariz
Preparation to Defend Farm Title in Moonlit Canoe Ride
A New Yorker tone piece notes Dr. Shapley of Harvard, an astronomer who studies ants in spare time. The essay mocks navigable waters lighting rules and calls for proper lights for safety. It also references President Cut and Colgate in a wry, observational voice.
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Dr. Shapley
Harvard
Today s Crossword Puzzle 1 Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword puzzle with a grid of clues covering across and down entries. Solve for words such as Portray Distinct Masculine name River mouth and other listed terms. Includes hints like Prophet and Vend among the many entries.
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Hawaii
Prisoner Returns to Lincoln After 38 Years as Fugitive
Charles E. Johnson 66, a grandfather, kept a vow to God to return to Nebraska state prison at Lincoln where he voluntarily surrendered. He had fled 38 years earlier on a forgery sentence after escaping a death sentence at sea and was rescued off Japan three months ago aboard a rock-strewn coast.
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Charles E. Johnson
Nebraska
Lincoln
Johnson
Japan
Lindberghs Prepare Ocean Flight To Orient
Colonel Lindbergh plans a nonstop flight across the north Pacific to the Orient with a pontoon equipped aircraft. The route avoids long water hops as the crew finalizes navigation and safety preparations.
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Lindberghs
Orient
North Pacific
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Chief Umpire Connolly to End 80 Year Career
Thomas H. Connolly, dean of American League umpires, plans to retire June 17 and become chief of the Junior circuit's umpires. Appointed by William Harridge, he will supervise staff, advise on rules, and scout minor leagues for future major leaguers.
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Thomas H. Connolly
William Harridge
Connolly
Harridge
Writers banter on crime fascination and legal wit
Jud Tunkins opines that crime stories lose bite if fancy writers push drama too far and leave complex legal matters to lawyers who render them dull.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Armour wins British Open Cup at Carnoustie
English golf classic at Carnoustie Scotland awards Armour the cup with the Earl of Airlie presenting. Bobby Jones had won the Open in 1930.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Armour
Earl of Airlie
Bobby Jones
Atlantic
United States
Tommy Armour
Detroit Pro
Navy cuts trim budgets while sailors feel the pinch
A Boston Herald comment notes navy reductions bite across departments though sailors’ pay remains protected. a Publishers Syndicate quote questions whether lower wages and higher dividends signal prosperity, joking about a rich man buying ten million pairs of pants.
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Boston Herald
Publishers Syndicate
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