Riots in Paris as leftists clash with police aftermath
In Paris on March 17, factions of leftists clashed with rightists and police near Clichy town hall after a Communist demonstration and a night of rioting that left five dead and hundreds injured. Police and guards restored order as political tension rose, with interpellations planned against Prime Minister Blum and calls for police discipline.
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Suburl
Col
Francois de la Rocque
Social Party
de la Rocque
Olympia Moving Picture Theater
Stavisky
Croix de Fou
Biompin
Marx Dormoy
C Éalm
France
Popular Front
Hotchkiss Motor
Leon Blum
Col. de la Rocque
French Social Party
Blum
Maurice Thorez
Jacques Duclos
Communist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Thorez
Radical Socialist Party
General French Confederation of Labor
LAST RITES FOR HOBSON AT ARLINGTON
Rear Admiral Richmond Pearson Hobson, famed for the Merrimac sinking in the Spanish American War, dies of heart disease at 66. Burial set for Arlington National Cemetery after services in New York. He led a bold but failed attempt to trap Cervera’s fleet near Santiago.
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New York
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Arlington National Cemetery
Cervera
Santiago
Cuba
Merrimac
Seed import claims red clover unadapted for Kansas
Kansas experiment station declares imported red and green alfalfa and red clover seed unadapted for Kansas conditions and ineligible for soil building payments under the conservation act. Growers must plant adapted strains to qualify, with U.S. Agriculture testing showing domestic red clover favorable compared to various foreign strains. Domestic seed costs about 40 cents per pound while imports run about 26 cents, making domestic seed more economical per acre. The piece closes with a note on prehistoric timelines for elephants and dinosaurs.
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Kansas
Kansas Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
A Lecture on Rings at Spooner Thayer Museum
Miss Marjory Whitney, instructor in handicrafts, spoke on The Story of Old Rings at Spooner Thayer Museum. She traced rings from poison and signet to mourning and key rings, showing design development with lantern slides and previewing Rev. H Lee Jones next Tuesday on Color Photography and Art.
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Marjory Whitney
Department of Design
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Miss Whitney
H. Lee Jones
Unitarian Church
Foes Dine Together in New York Tonight
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith and Postmaster General James A. Farley, once political foes after Smith left the Democratic fold, will dine less than ten feet apart at a St Patrick's Tavern banquet in New York tonight. They will also broadcast separately over NBC from 10:15 to 11:25 PM, a toast to the President and former close ally.
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Alfred Smith
Jim Farley
New York
Alfred E. Smith
James A. Farley
Smith
St. Patrick’s
Society of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Farlay
NBC
The
United States
Il Duce Defends Italy Arms Move in Libya
Tripoli Libya Mar 17 Premier Mussolini addressed a cheering crowd of about 100 000 criticizing British nerves over Italys rise in the Mediterranean He said Italy rearming was a duty and promised peace and religious respect for Arabs while warning the League of Nations against sanctions Italo Balbo and Col Achille Starace were praised for steering Libyan history to its present course
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Libya
Mar
Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
TI Duce
Ll Duce
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Italo Balbo
Achille Starace
Caustic Jibes Hit U S In German Paper
Berlin reports Schwarze Korps mocks the United States front and back pages. It caricatures lynching and the nation’s “keep smiling” habit, plus fondness for foreign princes and jibes at New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia.
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Berlin
United States
Schwarze Korps
Schutzstaffel
Adolf Hitler
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Two Lawrence Women Set to Speak at Kansas Home Economics Meet
Miss Mina Zipple and Miss Kathryn Tissue of Lawrence will address the Kansas Home Economics Association convention at Pittsburg State Teachers College on March 19 and 20. Zipple discusses the work of a non hospital dietitian and Tissue covers possibilities for state affiliation. The symposium is Friday morning, with about 250 teachers and 250 high school girls expected.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Hermina Zipple
Kathryn Tissue
Lawrence
Kansas Home Economics Association
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Miss Zipple
Miss Tissue
Whist Champs Carry On in Lisbon Card Club
Lisbon Whist club, 60 years old, features two former national champions Dr J F Steele and C F Wright among 16 members. The pair held early century titles as the game of grandfather contract bridge stays alive in weekly sessions.
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Lisbon
J. F. Steele
C. F. Wright
New York
Chicago
Missouri Drops Wrestling From Intercollegiate Schedule
Wrestling at the University of Missouri is dropped as an intercollegiate sport after the athletics committee voted to oust Missouri wrestling teams. Obituary notes Mrs. Catherine Klinkenberg, 68, who died Sunday at her home after a three week illness. born in Lawnridge, NL, lived in Edminister, Kan, married in 1911 and belonged to several local organizations.
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M.U. Columbia
University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Committee On Intercollegiate
Missouri
Catherine Klinkenberg
Parish Death Notice for Henry Klinkenberg Family
Survived by husband Henry Klinkenberg of the home a son William Parish Kansas City Missouri three daughters Ruth Brown Kansas City Missouri a stepdaughter Margaret Klinkenberg Kansas City Missouri two stepsons Hester Klinkenberg Victory Junction a brother James Irwin Tonganozie a sister Mrs Ella Jacques Monett Missouri a grandson Charles Parish San Francisco California and a niece Mrs Will Taylor Tonganozye Funeral services held Tuesday at the local Friends church with Rev Floyd Moss officiating Interment Glenwood Cemetery
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Church Aid Society
Henry Klinkenberg
The
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William Parish
Kansas City
Ruth Brown
Margaret Klinkenberg
Hester Klinkenberg
Victory Junction
James Ir
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Tonganozie
Ella. Jacques
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