Thousands Pass Marshal's Bier In Paris Funeral Day
Crowds pour through Notre Dame to honor Marshal Foch as the bier lies in the cathedral. For six hours 25 000 people pass by the silent coffin, guarded by priests and boy scouts, while the widow arrives for a brief prayer and the city readies for tomorrow’s funeral services.
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Paris
Arc de Triomphe
Notre Dame
France
Acouta
Marshal Fock
Aiscrape-Heng Iannon
Floods and storms leave wide damage and alerts nationwide
Over the weekend deadly floods and cyclones swept parts of the south and midwest. Alabama, southern Georgia and northwest Florida faced flooding with relief work underway under Red Cross direction. Meanwhile levees were threatened along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers as patrols watched for signs of relief. The Mississippi reached 20.3 feet at Keokuk, with high water threatening Canton and Beerdstown. National Guard and naval militia guarded flooded districts near Quincy and Indian Grove to deter looting. An army airplane was to survey North Dakota flood-threatened areas after a plane was forced down at Sioux City. In the West, southwestern Colorado buried under heavy snow isolating mining towns and halting traffic, with Silverton cut off again and several passes opened or closed.
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Florida
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Missouri
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Keokuk
Gregory
Canton
Indian Grove
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Bismarck
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Denver
Mac
Colorado
California
San Juan Basin
Silverton
Continental Divide
Durango
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Lizard
Farm relief measure begins with senate hearings
Washington March 25 The Senate Agriculture Committee opened hearings on a new farm relief program to be considered at a special session Chair McNary said Hoover’s views were not yet given but cooperation was expected The committee invited Secretary Hyde to testify later Senator Brookhart of Iowa urged a large treasury subsidy to buy surplus crops and stated his stance during the session
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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pRs
Hoover
McNary
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Caraway
Hestin
Alabama
Hoover Har
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Treasury
Women’s Board Meeting In Beadle County Friday
The executive board of Beadle County Women’s Extension Club meets Friday afternoon at the county agent’s office to review spring and summer programs. The session starts at 1 30 pm to cover extensive business and elect committees for the year. The board will discuss plans for the State Fair and 4-H club campaign led by Miss Sara Dewing.
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Sara Dewing
Valley Sunshine 4-H Club Forms Near Huron
A group of eleven girls near Potter school northeast of Huron formed the Valley Sunshine club to pursue two 4-H projects canning and clothing. Mrs John Woelpert is club leader and officers Evelyn Woelpert president Clara Schwartz vice president and Mabel Pamp secretary. Sara Dewing home agent assisted with organization. The girls will meet twice monthly until June 3 to complete the clothing project and prepare for the calving season.
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Potter School
Huron
Valley Sunshine Club
John Woelpert
Evelyn Woelpert
Clara Schwartz
Mabel Pamp
Sara ‘Dewing
Schacht Talk May Be Keynote
Paris report says reparations experts await remarks from Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank president, as they enter their seventh week of study. His stance on the Allied offer of a 1.75 billion mark annuity could steer future policy, though he is not expected to reveal his position immediately.
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Paris
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Policy shift urged core payments discussion now or never
The policy to the present has avoided the real issue on figures and duration of payments. Experts say the critical period is at hand and must begin earnest discussion of annuity amounts and durations. In England one in 200 children is said to be affected by word blindness.
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England
Plan Kindergarten School At Springs
Wellington Springs March 25 Announcement by R W Gibson superintendent of schools plans a one month kindergarten starting April 1 to be taught by senior normal training students under Miss Margaret Duthie the school targets children entering first grade next fall.
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Wellington Spriincs
Aindergarten
Watch for the dirty ring in hard water laundry
A promotional notice explains that a dirty ring forms when soap reacts with hard water. It advocates Melo as a water softener to prevent scum, reduce soap usage, and keep white clothes clearer.
Court Opens With Judge Fisher In Beekeeping Trial
A local courtroom opened today with Judge Freak R Fisher presiding. Several defendants were arraigned on criminal charges and others await trial as proceedings begin, with trials set to start tomorrow.
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Cult
Freak R. Fisher
Bee
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