Cardinal May Solve New Crisis in Vatican Italian Rift
Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, former papal secretary of state, is rumored to be negotiating to avert a fresh split between church and state after Mussolini dissolves Catholic Youth Clubs in Italy. American Knights of Columbus playgrounds seek unofficial reopening. Count Edward Hearn protests to the American ambassador.
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John Evans
Rome
Cardinal Pietro Gasparri
Matican
Mussolini
Italy
Holy See
Edward Hearn
Spanish Republic Abolishes Nobility Titles
Madrid reports the provisional government has abolished nobility titles as Spain enters a new era of liberty and democracy. About 2,600 aristocrats are affected including marquises counts viscounts barons and dukes who may keep titles only for private use or sign documents with legal names. The decree reduces title taxes and aligns nobility with French practice.
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Madrid
Pavisional
Spain
FREI
Kissless June Week at U.S. Naval Academy
At Annapolis 441 graduates will receive diplomas Thursday. Miss Eloise Hanford from Syracuse will present the colors and for the first time there will be no kissing at the ring dance or after the ceremony as in prior years. Commander Beary announced the departure of the tradition.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Eloise Hanford
Syracuse
N. Y
Norman Hall
D. B. Beary
Arizona park funding set for June projects
The interior department will award about $300,000 in Arizona during June for park works. Contracts include a 30 mile Petrified Forest road from Adm an a to the park service station, a bridge on the Little Colorado river, and an administration building at Casa Grande National Monument. Later, two residences and a tool house were planned for Casa Grande Ruins.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Interior Department
H. A. Kreinkamp
The
Park Service
Arizona
Petrified Forest
Adamana
Little Colorado River
Casa Grande National Monument
Kreinkamp
Casa Grande Ruins
Women urged to buy cotton goods in national appeal
New Orleans date June 2 Ph D Moser vice president and secretary of the American Cooperative Association opened Cotton Week with a call for women to purchase more cotton goods and for industries to increase use of cotton materials. Directors plan a week end meeting to plan handling the new crop and to set up branch bureaus in cotton growing states. The group announced about 26 million dollars of Farm Board money is invested in roughly 2.5 million bales of cotton.
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New. Orleans
Moser
American Cooperative ‘Association
Farm Board
Texas Guinan Must Pay Her Way Home
Havre France June 2 Texas Guinan must depart tomorrow afternoon and pay her own fare back to the United States the French line director said her visa barred work in France and the line will not cover her return. She posed for newsreel photographers and received several marriage proposals. She did not discuss Monte Carlo job rumors.
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Havre
France
Texas Guinan
Monte Carlo
Amelia Earhart Autogyro Overhauled in Nebraska Stop
Amelia Earhart Putnam's autogyro motor was overhauled in North Platte Nebraska delaying her progress to the Pacific coast. She plans to depart later today for Sidney to begin a western trek via Cheyenne Denver Reno and other cities.
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North Platte
Neb
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Pacific Coast
Sidney
Cheyenne
Denver
Reno
Air Division Begins Demobilization Move
The first air division started demobilization today with most maneuver planes at Bolling Field taking off before 9:30 a.m. Eastern. The initial pursuit left Bolling at 8:30 a.m. for Mitchel Field, Long Island, routing via Baltimore, Wilmington and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Army
Bolling Field
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Son of Ex-Governor Flies to Coast for Treatments
Arthur T. Hannett of Albuquerque accompanied his son William on a westbound T and W A plane to California. The boy, paralyzed below the waist from a New Year’s Day auto crash near Santa Fe, seeks extensive swimming therapy to aid recovery and use of his legs. The air trip aims to spare pain from train travel and ease the boy’s progress.
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New Mexico
Arthur T. Hannett
Albuquerque
William
California
Santa Fe
Hannett
Export Copper Price Hits New Historic Low
Copper Exporters Inc. cut the export price by a quarter of a cent to 8.775 cents a pound for European base ports. The reduction brings foreign price parity with the domestic delivered price of 8.12 cents per pound, effective today.
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New York
Copper Exporters, Inc
Murder Victims Found Beneath A Burning Mattress
Police seek a stolen automobile from Edwin H. Baker to link to the slayings of Otto Vogel and Lucie Vogel in Greenwich. The couple, domestics in the Baker home, were found in an attic room after a smouldering mattress was tossed on them. Both were in night clothes and heads battered with a stove lifter.
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Greenwich
Conn
Edwin H. Baker
New York
Otto Vogel
Lucie
Baker
Observation Planes Coast From Norfolk To San Diego
Two observation planes of the U S S Arizona left Phoenix at 10 a m on a courtesy flight through Arizona en route from Norfolk Virginia to San Diego. They will join navy air squadrons at San Diego for group maneuvers and later reunite with the Arizona at Puget Sound after a stop at Yuma.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Norfolk
San Diego
Navy Air Squadrons
Pacific
Panama Canal
Puget Sound
Yuma
Men Rescued From Burning East River Pier
Fire destroyed the abandoned Munson Line pier on the East River. Three homeless men were rescued after escaping flames by jumping into the river. police and fireboats continued to search for others feared drowned.
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New York
Munson Line
East River
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for May
Treasury receipts for May 29 were 4.72 million dollars with expenditures of 8.79 million and a balance of 41.06 million. Customs receipts for the month to May 29 total 27.46 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Fall Faces Limited Avenues After Supreme Court Rejection
Albert B. Fall, former interior secretary, still can seek presidential pardon to avert a year in prison and a $100,000 fine after the Supreme Court refused review of his conviction for taking a $100,000 bribe from Edward L. Doheny. If pardoned, penalty cleared. if not, hope rests on possible sentence suspension due to age and ill health. White House stance: no appeal received yet and any new appeal would go to the Justice Department for guidance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Edward L. Doheny
Fall
White House
Justice, Department
Justice Hitz
DO-X Refuels For Sunset Take-Off
LISBON June 2 Word from Praia Cape Verde Islands today said the German seaplane DO-X had been refueled and if good weather continued would try to start at sunset for Brazil Twenty tons of oil were taken aboard The engines were inspected and Commander Friedrich Christiansen prepared to take advantage of the full moon He is anxious to make the start by Saturday at the latest.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Brazil
Friedrich Christiansen
Phoenix Broker Auditor Dies After Minor Operation
Harry W. Fleming, auditor for Overlock and Stevens stock brokers for 14 years, died after a minor operation in Bisbee. He was 57 and in 1917 served as credit manager for J. W. Robinson in Los Angeles.
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Bisbee
Harry W. Fleming
Overlock and Stevens
J. W. Robinson Company
Los Angeles
Suspect Pleads Guilty To San Diego Murder
Ralph Sinohus aged 22 pleaded guilty to murder in Escondido of Eddie Gallardo 18 and his mother in law Carmen Mazon 45. He wounded three of Gallardo's sisters during a rampage. Sentence to be pronounced Saturday.
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San Diego
Ralph Sinohus
Eddie Gallardo
Carmen Mazon
Escondido
Gallardo
Balloon May Reach 100000 Feet Says Aide Kipfer
Berlin June 2 Charles Kipfer companion of Prof. August Piccard on a stratosphere flight wants a repeat attempt with a balloon designed with many gas chambers regulated from the gondola. He notes they reached 52500 feet and believes a chambered bag could rise to 100000 feet without danger or hardship to occupants.
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Berlin
Charles Kipfer
August Piccard
Prof
Piccard
Kipfer
Pinchot May Oppose Hoover in 1932 Prospect
Western senators weigh Pinchot's potential bid for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Friends of Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania have approached several senators who declined to name those involved. The capitol buzzed with speculation while attitudes remained undisclosed.
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Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Dollar Steamer Aground Near Shanghai Whangpoo River
The Dollar Line President Jefferson was reported aground at the mouth of the Whangpoo river in Shanghai. Advices said the cargo was being discharged and the ship would likely be refloated at the next high tide. She was en route from Yokohama to Shanghai.
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San Francisco
The
Marine Exchange Today
Dollar Line
Jefferson
Whangpoo River
Shanghai
Yokohama
Coolidge Power Accord Reached
The Salt River Valley Water Users Association board approves a contract to sell Coolidge dam power to Nevada Consolidated Copper Company. The United States Indian Department joins the deal, with pricing set at five mills per kilowatt hour at Hayden and 12 mills at Ray. The power line Hayden Ray will be used by the Indian Department in exchange for maintenance.
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Phoenix
Board of Governors
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Coolidge Dam
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
United States Indian Department
Copper Company
Hayden
Ray
Indian Department
Hayden and
The
Four French Army Fliers Killed in Plane Crash
Four French army fliers were killed when a bombing plane crashed near Metz France about 25 kilometers southeast of the city last night June 2. The crash ends the loss in the war air operations.
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Metz
France
Here
Captain MacReady Explains Stratosphere Speed Hype
Captain John A. MacReady, four time world altitude record holder, questions the excitement over German stratosphere balloon tests by Piccard and Kipfer. He notes U S Army flights in the stratosphere have been routine for years and views the experiments as supporting faster high altitude aviation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John A. MacReady
United States Army
Auguste Piccard
Charles Kipfer
MacReady
San Francisco
Canada hikes duties on US imports in Bennett budget
Ottawa unveiled higher tariffs on 200 commodities including coal steel automobiles oranges and corn sourced from the United States. Premier Bennett defended protectionist policy saying Canada must shield industry and two tariff changes including a 15 cent per pound levy to start July 1 were announced with the budget.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
R. Bb. Bennett
Bennett
Nevada Senator Will Confer With Chinese Leaders
Nevada Senator Key Pittman sails to Nanking to meet with Chiang Kai-Shek T V Soong H Kung and Wang on the silver situation. He will also confer with nationalists in business circles about finance commerce and foreign affairs.
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Shanghai
Key Pittman
Nevada
Sanghai
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
T. V. Soong
H. H. Kung
T. Wang
Russians Plan To Sell Gasoline In Mexico At Low Rate
A Tampico dispatch to El Universal says a Russian company with about 5 million dollars in capital is being formed to import gasoline to Mexico for 9 cents a liter, roughly half the current price in the region.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico
el Universal
Prominent Doctor Beaten To Death
New York report states Dr. George Eward Deely, a renowned eye ear nose and throat specialist, was found slain in his Brooklyn home. He had been stabbed and a mahogany bedpost fragment used as a weapon. The assault appeared to be by someone he knew. doors were locked and no windows were open.
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New York
George Eward Deely
Brooklyn
Pershing Guests With French Leaders at Luxembourg Palace
General Pershing visited President-elect Doumer and Mme Doumer at the Luxembourg palace in Paris. Attending officials included Ambassador Edge, War Minister Gaginot, Henry Berenger former French ambassador, General Weygand and General Gouraud.
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Paris
General Pershing
Doumer
Mme. Doumer
Little Luxemburg Palace
Ambassador Edge
Gaginot
Henry Berenger
United States
Weygand
Gouraud
Spanish War Vet Walter Jones Dies at Westport
Walter Jones aged 54 who served as national commander of the Spanish American War Veterans in 1915 and 1916 died today at his summer home in Westport Connecticut.
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New York
Walter Jones
Westport
Conn
Governor Announces Reappointment To Veterinary Board
Governor Hunt re appoints Dr. Jay Hicks of Tucson to the Arizona state board of veterinary examiners for a three year term starting June 19.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
Jay Hicks
Tucson
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Conspiracy Impeachment Charges Hit Governor Horton
Tennessee lawmakers report seven additional articles of impeachment against Governor Henry H. Horton. The latest accuses Horton of depositing state funds in the Bank of Tennessee, Caldwell and Company, with Caldwell and Lea named in alleged schemes for political support and financial gain.
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Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Nashviluus
Venn
Bank of Tennessee
Caldwell and Company
Investment Banking House
Tennessee House of Representatives
Horton
Rogers Caldwell
Luke Lea
Thrill Murder Suspect Arrested in New Jersey
Philip K. Knapp a Syracuse family member living under an assumed name for six years was arrested in West Orange New Jersey on a 1925 indictment for the thrill murder of cab driver Louis Penella near Camp Mills New York The arrest followed a long fingerprint records check and involved state troopers Nassau county detectives and the coast guard veteran who had worked as a Public Service Company mechanic under the alias Allen Kingsley Phillips.
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West Orange
N. J
Philip K. Knapp
Syracuse
Camp Mills
Mintola
N. Y
Nassau County
Coast Guard
Allen Kingsley Phillips
Public Service Company
Eleanor Hill
Boston
Knapp
Louis Penella
British Mining Magnate Forgives Daughter in Will Change
London June 7 The London Express reports S B Joel British mining magnate and sportsman left a portion of his fortune to his daughter Doris who had been estranged for marrying against his wishes in 1913 He forgave her before death and prepared a new will favoring her
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London
The
London Express
S. B. Joel
Doris Long
Hoover appoints Roy St. Lewis assistant attorney general
Assistant Attorney General Roy St. Lewis, district attorney of Oklahoma, is named by President Hoover to join the U S Department of Justice as assistant attorney general in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Roy St. Lewis
Oklahoma
Thieves Steal Navajo Goods From Local Dealer
Harold Wheeler reports a burglary at his West Second Street store. About 40 rings 14 bracelets and a blanket valued near 400 dollars were taken when a rear window was broken. Police alerted east and west, but no suspects or goods found by late afternoon. Wheeler has been dealing in Indian merchandise for months.
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Harold Wheeler
West Second Street
Wheeler
R. L. Neill
Here
Winslow
Wheeler, Recently, A "Member of the Partnership of ‘Turpen
Discontinuance of Phoenix office in water rights case
The U S Attorney General ordered the Phoenix office of Edward A. Smith to discontinue as preparations for adjudicating water rights along the Gila River near its source proceed. A tentative decree will recognize Indian land rights up to 35,000 acres, white priorities up to 27,000 acres in Casa Grande valley, and shared rights up to 38,000 acres, affecting over 1,500 landowners in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Phoenix
United States Attorney General’s Office
Edward A. Smith
U. S. Attorney General
Gila River
Salt River
United States District Court of Arizona
Smith
Coolidge Dam
Casa Grande Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Injured Girl Found In Dazed Condition
Miss Margaret Bogers a 16 year old missing girl was found wandering in a daze near the fort stables at Fort Snelling just off the reservation. She had a head gash and spoke incoherently claiming her horse slipped and threw her. Fort officers noted the rider’s tale and said she is the daughter of an army officer.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Margaret Bogers
Presbyterians Reject Birth Control Statements
In Pittsburgh on June 2 the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A declined to withdraw from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. It did disapprove ecclesiastical pronouncements on birth control.
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Pittsburgh
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Weather Outlook for Arizona and New Mexico
Generally fair conditions persist tonight and Wednesday across Arizona and New Mexico with little temperature change. In Winslow on Monday a high temperature is forecast, though details are incomplete due to the damaged source text.
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Arizona
New Mexico
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