Thousands Pay Homage To Marshal Foch In Paris
Thousands gathered in Paris on March 22 to honor Marshal Ferdinand Foch. Mourners signed a blackboard register outside his Rue de Grenelle home while the public viewed the body in a somber catafalque. Officials prepared funeral arrangements and many dignitaries, including American Indian leader White Eagle, paid respects as France grieved the war hero.
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Paris
Marshal Fsr- Ginend Foch
France
Rue de Grenelle
Chad
Fech
Missions Burned in China Report from Kandaki
Dispatches report communists burned several foreign missions in Kiangsi Province near Kandaki. Canton says China plans to dispatch troops but Nanking delays action. Li Chai Sum, Canton governor, detained and resented. Hong Kong reports missions unable to reach local areas in South Wiangsi amid uprising.
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China
Kandaki
Kianssi
Canton
Celn
Kanchow-Ki
Siangsi
Tao
Hero
Kiangsi
Nanking
Li Chai
Sum
South China
Hongkong
Wiangsi
Whiteside 4 H Club Organized at Whiteside School
Whiteside School 4 H Club organized with Fit gen members added to the roster. The club named Whiteside Blue Ribbon Calf Club. Roy White chosen leader. Marvin White president Clarence Lund vice president Mexine Mitchell secretary-treasurer. Me gene Wilson club reporter. Literature by R A Cave. Next meeting at C A Peterson farm home on Friday April 42.
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Whiteside School
Whiteside Consolidated School
Fit Gen
Whiteside Blue Ribbon Calf Club
Roy White
Ieader
Marvin White
Clarence Lund
Mexine Mitchell
Megene Wilson
R. A. Cave
C. A. Peterson
Schacht Return Marks Crucial Point
Berlin reports that Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank president, arriving in the capital signals a turning point in reparations talks at Paris. He gave no interviews, and officials declined to confirm any conference of industrialists or financiers during his stay.
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Schacht
Berlin
Hijalmer Schacht
Reichsbank
Paris
Housewife Still Full Time Worker Across Regions
Washington data from the bureau of home economics shows American housewives average about 51 hours of homemaking per week across city and rural areas. The study, covering 2000+ women, finds city housewives averaging 51 hours in towns and slightly under 48 hours for larger communities, with only 10 percent below 36 hours.
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Washington, Mar
Sffll
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Gary Hatchet Attacks Linked to Gillis Mack Confession
In Gary Indiana police say Gillis Mack a 28 year old Negro confessed to taking part in attacks on two women and an earlier slaying. He admitted to clubbing Mary Gigl 16 of Milwaukee and her escort and leaving them unconscious. He linked the same hatchet to a prior killing of Thomas Gordon but denied that crime.
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Gary
Ind
Mar
Salu
Ion
Gillis’ Mack
Mack
Josephine Adsrizai
Mary Gigl
Milwaukee
Wiswick
Caester Dybilski
New Chicago
Thomas Gordon
Gordon
Two Men Sought in Mrs Baker Death Fire Scene
New Orleans police hinge murder theory on two men seen fleeing a burned car carrying Mrs Janet Baker. A boarder said a man entered the car with her shortly before the blaze in Audubon Park. Mrs Edrwin Booth reported two men running from the fire scene as investigators discount wiring short circuit theory.
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Orleans
Mar
Janet Baker
Audubon Park
Edrwin Booth
Mrs. Bakers
Pilot makes parachute leap in fog and storm near Walnut
In Kansas City on March 22 a pilot named Paul J. Kantat, associated with Chiexzo air mail, jumped from his plane using a parachute during a heavy fog and rainstorm and landed safely near Walnut, Illinois, this morning.
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Kansas City
Paul J. Kantat
Chiexzo Air Maller
Walnut Ilinois
Bethel A. M. E. Women Plan Sunday Program at Church
A Bethel A. M. E. church women’s program is set for Sunday at 3 o’clock featuring a lecture, sale, and papers. An invitation to the public is extended. A bizarre note mentions Charles Rigonier of Bordeaux, France protesting cold soup and ejecting waiters who then were thrown into the street.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church
Charles Rigonier
Bordeaux
France
P. S
Kinloch mine disaster in Parnassus claims many lives
Twenty six miners were known dead and 38 missing after the Kinloch mine explosion at Valley Camp Coal in Parnassus. Rescue crews battled debris 7000 feet from the entrance as engineers moved into entombed sections hoping for survivors amid $1,000,000 mine installation.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Officigia
Andis Ableack
Ts i
Tat Hope
Tpnle
Seek Foundation for Farm Relief in Congress Hearings
Washington March 22 Leaders in Congress seek a new basis for farm relief hearings to begin at the Capitol next week. The hoped for administration viewpoint foundation was dropped after Hoover’s lack of a detailed program. Secretary Hyde may be invited to testify before the Senate Agriculture Committee with two other agriculture officials Nils A. Olson and Eric Engining.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Hoover
Arthur M. Hyde
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hyde
McNary
Department of Agriculture
Nils A. Olson
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Eric Engining
Division of Agricultural Finance
Gains 15 pounds and renewed health report from Sargon user
Mrs. C. J. Barg of Minneapolis shares a detailed testimonial after using Sargon for digestion nervousness and fatigue. She reports a dramatic recovery from years of weakness with improved appetite and weight gain of fifteen pounds. She praises Sargon for restoring energy and strength enabling fuller housework and urges others with failing health to try it.
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Sargon
C. J. Barg
Gerard Ave
North
Minneapolis
Huron
Longstaff” Drug Co
Cornee Drug Store
Hitchcock
DB. C
Bobert
Wessington
Iren McKay
Aimee to Testify Against Judge Hardy in Senate Trial
Judge Carlos S. Hardy faces impeachment charges and will be a state witness in the April 11 trial before the state senate. The assembly managers planned eighteen witnesses but revealed only Mrs. McPherson as their choice amid coverage of King George VI illness radio bulletins.
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Sachamento
Admes Semple MetPherson
Los Angeles
Levangaliet
Carlos S. Hardy
State Senate
Assembly Board of Managers
Meanor
McPherson
Coolidge Finds Home Life Not So Private
New York report notes former President Calvin Coolidge believes retirement cannot be private. Ray Long, Cosmopolitan editor, reveals Coolidge’s comment that there is no private life for him now. The excerpt comes from a discussion about his upcoming articles.
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New York
Mar
Coolidge Bay
Ray Long
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mr. Coolidge
Kidnapped Los Angeles Miner Safe Report Emerges
In Los Angeles on March 22, a report states that T B Carnehau a mining engineer has been found safe after a kidnapping incident involving Mexican bandits. The brief note identifies Carnehau as a local mining engineer and notes the surrounding confusion reported by authorities.
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Engi
Los Angeles
Mar
T. B. Carnehau
Unclear fragment hints at telegram to Stafford family
Fragment mentions a telegram sent to Mir and Mrs V P Stafford by the superintendent of La Norta confirming safety after several days.
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Mir
V. P. Stafford
la Norta
Officials in touch as talks continue for release
Officials were in contact with him and negotiating for his release. The statements indicate ongoing discussions aimed at securing his freedom.
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Marshal Foch
Father L'Honde
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Flis
Joel T. Boone
Dr. Boone
Coolidges
Kin Joch
Seek Foundation For Farm Relief
C. T. Berg
Aimee
Hardy
England
O’neal
Hershey
Swift
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