Paris Strike Halts All Activity Across City
Paris is brought to a standstill by a general strike of about 2,000,000 workers protesting fascist violence. Half the day saw clashes but no major disorders as factories, shops, and offices closed till noon. The walkout affected 1.1 million workers in the city and a million in surrounding areas, delaying the chamber of deputies session and prompting Premier Blum to seek a solution amid tensions within the coalition.
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Paris
France
General Confederation of Workers
Clinchy
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
Blum
Capital Division
General Federation of Labor
Lone Mariner Recalls Disappearance Of Two Companions
Bridgetown Barbados March 18. German student Erichanner recounts sailing a 30 foot yacht two weeks with minimal food and sleep after companions Raymond Cartier and Miss Octavie Lenglee, Swiss age 40 and 50, disappeared near the Canary Islands. He searched and continued to Bridgetown.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Mar
Erichanner
Raymond Cartier
Octavie Lenglee
Mysly
Canary Islands
Noha
Harner
la Minas
Hannay
Carys
Carder
Geocan
Wa'eh
Hanner
FINAL JOHANNES TRIBUTE IN LEAVENWORTH CATHEDRAL
Archbishop John J. Glennon led the solemn pontifical requiem for Bishop Francis Johannes in Leavenworth. Ten bishops and 250 priests attended as the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception overflowed, the funeral cortege stretching over a mile to Mt. St. Mary's cemetery.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Francis Johannes
Denver
the Immaculate Conception
Mt. St. Mary’s Cemetery
Paris
Galena residents raise funds to save schools
Galena Kansas faced possible school closures due to funds but nearly secured the goal to finance the term. Superintendent J J Whitehead said the drive would raise about 4000 dollars with a 2000 dollar pledge from Eagle Picker Lead and Zinc company if citizens provide the rest. Funds should keep schools open until May 1 and April tax receipts may cover operations until normal close. Galena students protested the potential closing.
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Galena
Kan
Mar
J. J. Whitehead
Eagle-Picker Lead & Zinc Company
Whitehead
Queen Marie Improves Condition Obviates Operation
Queen Dowager Marie of Romania, gravely ill from a gastric hemorrhage, has recovered enough to avoid immediate surgery. Abdominal bleeding and pain that followed influenza last Thursday have largely disappeared indicating improved health. In related news Earl Hawkey of Hudson, Kansas won the Ed O'Brien memorial shoot for the third straight year with a 147 score, one ahead of Fred Etchen of Wichita.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Mar
Marie of
Hudson
Florence
Kan
Earl Hawkey
Ed O'Brien
Fred Etchen
Wichita
Excelsior Cattle Market and Local Community Notes
Carl Schwarz had cattle on the Kansas City market Monday. Willow Springs twp assessor George Shuler has been calling in the neighborhood the past week. Miss Marie Oshel works at the Oscar Turner home. Homer Clary sawed wood for Con ner Gastrock Tuesday and Wednesday. Henry Pohl is spending seven days in Kansas City this week. Mike Young was sick a few days this week. Several neighbors attended Theodore Elm’s funeral at Worden Evangelical church Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lynch and daughter Irene, Mrs. Guy Deskin and daughter Stella visited the Flory home Tuesday evening. Edna Koehler of Fairview, sister of Mrs. Walter Tal and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barkley and...
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Carl Schwarz
Kansas City
George Shuler
Willow Springs
Mike Young
Theodore Elm
Worden Evangelical Church
Will Lynch
Irene
Guy Deskin
Stella
Flory
Edna Koehler
Fairview
Walter Tal
Perry Barkley
Eldon
Donna
Rosella
Elmer Rappard
Margaret Mae
Mary Petfly
Harry
Dan Fleer
Oskaloosa
Ben Gibson
Lucius Fleet
Montebello
Cal
Chester Gibson
Henry Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Walter Pohl
L. W. Haas
Henry Flory
L. A. Flora
Charley Elm
Worden
Lar
Leroy Stoneking
Walter Dyer
Marjorie
Ed Ingle
Harry Flory
Conrad Gastrock
Elsmere Gastrock
Glenn Fora
Homer Clary
Community Notes From Worden And Surrounding Areas
Village social round includes visits and suppers at Ben Gibson Lucius Fleet homes. Local families travel from Montana California to visit relatives. Worden church Missionary Society meets. Pleasant Hour club hosts revival and new member Leroy Stoneking. Ed Ingle helps, Gastrock and Flory families busy with farm work and celebrations. Cuba tourist travel nears record levels with 157 908 visitors, approaching 1929 36 peak.
Tablets shortage forces Russian students to use newspaper margins
Moscow reports a tablet crisis tied to a vodka factory supplying a carload of substitutes for lessons. Komsomolskaya Pravda says paper shortages stem from export of wood pulp and underperforming domestic mills amid a buck passing between four commissariats.
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Moscow
Komsomolskaya Pravada
Russia
Commissariats
Paneesnenenialanaiandoa
Unclear OCR Summary of Backache Causes
Fragmented text suggests discussion of backache causes and health notes. Mentions kidneys, blood tests, and potential remedies. Names and places are garbled. no clear event or attribution.
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