French Servants Stay Years With Families
Paris reports rising discontent among domestic staff as many servant positions span decades within the same households. The Ministry of Labor notes silver awards for long service, with medals for thirty years, listing dozens of women and men honored for decades of loyal service across many families.
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Rivalry Heats B H S Class Elections
Bridgeport high school senior class officers race tightens with five boys contending for president and junior leader John Foach seeking top honors. Harry Armeel, a trackman, leads the field while Scheat Roach and Helen Kearns vie for vice presidency amid a spirited campaign among classmates.
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Germany seeks resumption of relations with United States
Germany moves to restore ties with Washington, reviewing diplomatic posts, amid Senate ratification hopes and a push for a swift commercial treaty. Berlin seeks to finalize a broader peace accord and set up a Berlin embassy staff, while Washington trims candidates for ambassador and counsellor roles.
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Blind Marine Corporal Rebuilds Life in Chicago
Corporal Christen Poulsen of the United States Marines, blinded by a shell in 1918, rebuilds life in Chicago. He becomes a partner in his father’s fuel and feed business, studies business management by correspondence, and trains at home with his wife assisting. He previously trained at the Red Cross School for the Blind in Baltimore and took courses in typewriting and Braille.
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Hamtramck to Lose Largest Village Title
Hamtramck, once the largest village in the United States, plans to become a city next month. Highland Park, surrounded by Detroit, will inherit the title with a population near 48,900. Both cities are noted motor manufacturing centers.
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