Funeral Of Marshal Leclere To Be National Mourning Event
Paris plans a state funeral for Marshal Leclere with detailed rites across multiple sites. The procession starts at Notre Dame and ends at the tomb of the unknown soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe, involving the Senate, Chamber of Deputies, the premier, and diplomatic corps.
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Win Music Tryouts Highlight High School Contests
The text lists music tryouts and participants from multiple Kansas schools and towns including Leavenworth and Topeka. Contests span the region with players and instrumentalists named, reflecting a week of events and selections for concert performances.
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Faith healer arrested in загадочный death case
A report from Vera and Octavia Delp details an arrest of a faith healer linked to the death of a foster daughter aged 21. The suspect, a farmer's former associate, faces charges tied to alleged poisoning but no fatal outcome yet confirmed.
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Local Hoops Finals Set For March 28
A partial sports note reports Parsons reaching the state basketball tournament finals after a ten round game. Chase led the effort with early 11 points before a late setback altered the outcome.
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Pilot Leaps to Safety as Mail Plane Catches Fire
AP report from Chicago dated March 22 describes pilot Paul K. Kaniut on the Chicago Kansas City route leaping with a parachute after his mail plane caught fire near Harvion, Illinois about 100 miles southeast of Chicago. The craft was destroyed but about 400 pounds of mail buried survived.
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General Maurice Sarrail Dies at 72 in Paris
General Maurice Sarrail, former French commander of the Third Army in World War I, died in Paris at age 72. Born April 6, 1806 in Carcassonne, he led troops at Verdun and near the Meuse, faced criticism over the Damascus incident, and later lived in retirement after political turmoil and the fall of his allies.
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Executive burdens test Hoover as new term nears
Three weeks before a new congressional session, President Hoover faces a heavy schedule including farm tariff debates and cabinet reshuffles. Henry L. Stimson arrives to join a redesigned State Department and executive offices, with plans for space and ventilation upgrades and a permanent administrative secretary.
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Man Weds Sister of Mia First T
Oregon story reports Joseph Schmidt, 48, will wed Teresa Rippel, 47, in Portland. He acts as witness on the license, a third time for a sister of his two prior brides. Teresa is a widow. Schmidt’s former wives died. Also mentions a car theft in Emporia and a Chevrolet coupe case investigated by Lawrence police.
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Organ Recital Planned at Trinity Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday evening at 7 30 organ recital by Lee Greene at Trinity Lutheran Church. The program includes many numbers and has drawn great interest from music lovers. Mr Greene is scheduled to perform Monday afternoon as part of a conference program.
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Rotary convention speakers set for April first address
Manhattan March 25 AP The Rotary District convention program includes Rev Marion N Waldrip of Columbia Missouri who will substitute for Maj Harbord as a public speaker. Other announced participants include Adel Marr Raleigh and Hill. The event features Adagio from the Sixth Symphony and a keynote titled The Philosophy of a Hill Billy as part of the program.
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The Bible in a New World Forum Topic at Church
The Men's Forum of the First Methodist Church will discuss The Bible in a New World on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The event features Thomas Butcher Empogriz Paul Edquist and Chancellor Ki ley from the University Business. Men's Forum.
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Coal reserves and rail aid figures from archived notes
The document notes underground coal estimates of 390 million tons in the United States and mentions a retirement of an engineer for the Ark Valley railroad. It cites Mo. Pate engines totaling 2,459,000 units, equating to four round trips over several years, with scattered references to curfman and a chapel scene.
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