London Church and Theatre Light Up Shared Space
In London a beam from the London Coliseum lights St Martin's in the Fields clock at night to symbolize harmony between church and stage. St Martin's, dating to 1726, serves as a haven for London's homeless, with the crypt kept open for shelter any time.
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Associated , Press
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New York
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Briand Denies War Rumors With Italy in French Chamber
Paris November 30 The French Chamber of Deputies heard stark forecasts of war between Europe nations yet Foreign Minister Briand urged optimism. He dismissed talk of a France Italy clash as unthinkable and said accords and arbitration may resolve frictions. He cited armament reductions and noted Italy’s stance within regional treaties while acknowledging Mussolini’s ambitions and past wartime positions.
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Associated Press
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Cachin
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Uncle Bam
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Jugoslavia
Morocco
Spain
Panther
Agadir
Alps
Rome
Locarno
M. Briaud
Russia
Premier Poincare
Foreign cardinals to equal Italian in Sacred College
Rome Nov 30 Up from December 19 the College of Cardinals will have 33 non Italians and 33 Italians after a fifth cardinal is named The Benedictine Justinian Szerpedyi will be made cardinal and archbishop of Gran Primate of Hungary alongside four others Raymon Rouleau Segura Y Saenz Dinet and Lepidler These moves may leave four vacancies The Vatican sees this as a balance and as a reply to the Kraan issue across church state relations
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Associated Press
College of Cardinals
Justinian Szerpedyi
Gran
Hungary
Raymon
K. M. Rouleau
Quebec
Pedro Segura Y Saenz
Toledo
Charles Joseph Dinet
Besancon
Alessio Lepidler
Tareus
Sextus V
Sacred College
Gasparri
Papst
Francia Gasquet
England
Szeroedy
Vatican
Temperii
Poirier 10 to be buried today in Providence
Archie Forrier a thirty four year old World War veteran who died in Providence Rhode Island Monday will be buried there this afternoon He lost both legs in the war with one amputation in 1919 and the other in 1921 Friends of the dead veteran Mrs Paquette of East Avenue recalls his brave cheerful spirit during hospital days He was a member of the Harry W Congdon post American Legion and lived in Providence before moving to the city three years ago.
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Rhode Island
Arthur Ward
Hol Uster Avenue
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Paquette
East Avenue
Polychuic Hospital
New York City
“Miss America” to Be Guest Here Today
The comeliest young lady in America, Lois Delander of Springfield Illinois, Miss America 1927, will be officially welcomed to the city this morning. Mayor William Behrena and other city officials will greet her at the City hall. She will be accompanied by manager Matt Saunders of the Palace theatre, where she is appearing on the program.
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America
Lois Delander
Springfield
Miss Hinds
William Behrena
Wille
Matt Saunders
Palace Theatre
Musterole Puts Flu Warnings To Rest
Old time Musterale promises quick flu relief, relief of cold symptoms, and boosted circulation. Advertises Musterole ointment and a milder children’s version.
Bronchuline Mallusian touted as cure for chronic cough
A veteran cure advertises Bronchuline Mallusian as the answer to stubborn old time coughs that linger and torment sleep. The ad promises few doses end hacks and wheezes, claiming a bottle starts relief in days and markets it as a safe non dope remedy available through Hindle pharmacists and suspenders for travelers.
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