Pope Celebrates Easter Mass for Diplomats in Vatican Chapel
In Rome on Easter, Pope Benedict celebrated Mass in the Sala Matilda chapel for diplomats accredited to the Vatican. Only diplomats and papal household members were admitted. Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia greeted many friends in Rome and the United States during the high mass.
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Church of the American collage shines with lights and flowers
The church, described as resplendent, glowed with bright lights and masses of fragrant flowers, creating a festive atmosphere.
Money for relief of Chinese totals for famine aid
The American committee for China famine fund announced a total relief contribution of 4,455,359 dollars. Roughly 3,505,299 came through the committee, with 1,000,000 from Rest Gross and 1,000,000 from American church and bank groups. New York led with 814,2 thousand, including 675,5 thousand from New York City.
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Wilsons remarks shape debate on policy and war risks
The piece surveys Woodrow Wilsons legacy and questions whether Harding and Wilson share identical foreign policy toward Russia and Germany. It notes Wilsons doubts about war with Mexico, compares diplomacy language, and highlights political maneuvering around treaties and amnesty while outlining ongoing debates in Congress.
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Lady Rhonnda Pioneers Women’s Political Aim in Britain
London reports Lady Rhonnda, a leading British Empire businesswoman, launching a women led reform group called the Six Point Group. It seeks equal pay, pensions for widows, shared parental responsibility, and civil service parity while aiming to widen female political influence through a revived Political Salon led by Lady Astor.
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Much Interest In Milford Annual Town Meeting
Milford readers anticipate the adjourned annual town meeting at the Municipal shell on Monday evening April to set the tax rate for the coming year. James A. Perry reports a grand list near 18.7 million dollars, up about 6 million from last year, with reassessments raising valuations. The current tentall tax rate stands at 21.2 mils and a 494000 expenditure plan is likely to keep rates near the present level. The meeting will decide the rate and budget details.
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Judge Light Guest Tonight At Oliver League
Judge John MW Norvalk former Connecticut attorney general will address Oliver Men's League members and guests on municipal reform issues. The event includes a dinner with James Ferron presiding and Geet al Multolack as speakers, inviting all interested to attend.
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