Easter Parade in Paris Becomes Color Riot of Fashions
Paris observers expect a vivid Easter parade as designers showcase bold color after a long winter. Tailors present tailored dresses in light wools with stripes and checks, plain lines, velvet collars, cremes and frosted accessories, while accessories must harmonize with outfits.
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Paris
All Fpazil
United Press
Mar
U.P
Bois de Boulegue
Avenue de Bois de Boulogne
Arc de Triomphe
Forest
Ateliers
Imperial Airways inaugural India route flight
London to India inaugural air service began with Imperial Airways flight carrying 204 passengers. Sir Samuel Hore aboard as it left Croydon Airport at 10 am for Basel as the first leg toward Persia and Karachi, marking a weekly service to India from London via Paris and Le Bourget.
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London
Mint
Imperial
Airways Air Liner
Croydon
Air Drome
India
Samuel Hore
Air A
Basel
Switzerland
Persia
Karachi
Green Will Take No Immediate Action In Rum Lifer's Sentence
Governor Green said no immediate commutations will be granted to Mrs. Etta Mac Miller Fred Palm Cha nne Tripp and others serving life terms for liquor law violations. He indicated changes in the criminal code could alter sentences to seven and a half to 15 years, but no action will occur before the current legislative session ends.
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Lansing
Mar
U.P
Etta Mac Miller
Fred Palm
Channie Tripp
Fred W. Green
Sacred Easter Cantata At Alma First Baptist Church
Alma March 30 A sacred Easter cantata Jesus Only will be presented by the choir of the First Baptist church Sunday evening March 31 at 7 30 p m The cantata portrays the resurrection from a narrative by Elsie Duncan Yale with dramatization by C Astin Miles and music by Dr Adam Geibel under Mrs W T Roverts direction featuring 17 choir members and seven in dramatization All music is new including solos duets and choruses.
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Alma
First Baptist Church
Elsie Duncan Yale
C. Astin Miles
Adam Geibel
W. T. Roverts
Congress Days Probe Into Official Booze Frees
Drys in Congress investigate the extent of immunity for public officials at U.S. ports amid reports of a Panama junket and Rep. Michaelson facing liquor smuggling indictment. They see no law granting immunity beyond diplomatic officials and warn of broad discretionary use.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
Congress
Rep. Michaelson
Republican
Capitol
Panama
Treasury Department
Department
Noted Educator Wenley Dies At 68 In Ann Arbor Home
Prof. Robert Mark Wenley head of the University of Michigan philosophy department died at 12 36 p m Friday at his Ann Arbor home after a few hours illness He was 68 born in Edinburgh Scotland a Glasgow graduate and author of works on Kant and Socrates and Christ He joined Michigan faculty in 1896 and previously taught at Glasgow He directed the British division of the American University Union in 1926 27 He is survived by his widow a son Archibald G Wenley in Japan and three daughters Mrs Herbert G Sadler Ann Arbor Mrs William Bowen Campbell Nashville Tenn and Mrs I Purdom Columbia Mo
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Ann Arbor
Mar
Robert Mark Wenley
University of Michigan
Professor Wenley
Edinburgh
Scotland
University of Glasgow
England
Germany
Italy
France
Kent
Wenley
American University Union
Headwarters
London
Marion L. Burton
Socrates
Christ
Dictionary of Philosophy
Encyclopadia of Religion and Ethics
Archibald G. Wenley
Japan
Jlerbert’ G. Sadler
William Bowen Campbell
Nashville, Tenn
Columbia, Mo
Grass Fire Put Out Near Kinney School
Mt. Pleasant Fire Department responded at 2 45 pm to extinguish a grass fire just north of Kinney school. The blaze was not serious and was quickly controlled after bursting a fence.
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Mt. Pleasant
Kinney School
Drys press for end of liquor import practice amid alleged government involvement
The article notes rumors that liquor was being imported illicitly with stories of government representatives’ involvement. Drys plan to pressure the treasury department to abolish the practice if the investigation substantiates the claims.
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Treasury Department
No New Easter Suit For President Hoover
Washington March 30 With Easter fever gripping the nation President Hoover and Mrs Hoover will not buy a new Easter suit. They plan a simple day attending Quaker meeting house services in the morning and spending the rest at home.
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Washington
U.R
Herbert, Hoover
Hoover
Ex-Governor Allen Named to Curtis Senate Vacancy
Washington March 30 Former Kansas governor Herry J. Allen was appointed to the U S Senate to fill the Curtis vice presidential vacancy. Gov Clyde M Reed announced after conferring with President Hoover at the White House. Reed said he would make the appointment upon return to Topeka Kansas.
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Washlington
Herry J. Allen
Kansas
United States Senate
Charles Curtis
Clyde M. Reed
Canada
Reed
Horbert Hoover
White House
Toneka
Auto damages locomotive at grade crossing
A Shamokin, Pennsylvania automobile of W. Scott and wife struck a locomotive at a grade crossing, badly damaging the locomotive and slightly damaging the car. The Scotts were uninjured. the bumper broke on the auto and the locomotive suffered cabin-step fracture. The auto left the scene after the crash.
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Shamokin
Scot
Scott
Bond theft arrest at Paramount studios shocks Hollywood
Hollywood detectives hold Carl Coleman 25 and Morris Goodman 28 once employed as property men at Paramount studios on charges of stealing bonds valued at 160000 from actor Walter Beery. A third suspect remained at large as police pursued leads in the high profile case.
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Hollywood
Carl Coleman
Morris Goodman
Paramount Studios
Walkice Beery
Calvary rite observed by Penitentes in New Mexico mountains
In northern New Mexico the Penitentes staged a Good Friday rite near the Morada, inflicting self punishment and bearing a heavy cross. A selected member was to be crucified on a cross in the mountains with armed guards preventing outsiders from witnessing the act.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
U.R
the Penitentes
Calvary
Christ
Morada
Cidings
Santa Fenero
First American Auto Tour of Europe Planned by Southwestern College
The Southwestern Travel Club organized by Henry W. Taylor, mathematics professor at Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas, will lead the first American auto tour of Europe this summer. The expedition aims to travel seven countries with the participants.
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Winfield
Kan
W.P
Europe
Henry W.taylor
Southwestern College
Southwestern ‘Travel Club
Light vote at polls Monday in Mt Pleasant and Isabella county
In contrast to the heavy presidential turnout, Monday's April election sees a light ballot in Mt Pleasant and Isabella county with key state offices on the line. Polls are listed in Precincts 1 through 8 and include Naumes salesroom Vive hall and I O O F hall, while offices include two Supreme Court justices and other state posts. Judge Ray Hart of Midland runs unopposed for the district circuit judgeship.
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Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County
Naumes
Vive
I. OQ. O. S. Hall
Court Street
The
Supreme Court
University of Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
Ray ' S Hart
Midland
Body of Smith College Woman Believed Found
The nude, decomposed body of a Smith College student is found in the Connecticut river at Long Meadow. Relatives’ attorney Maj. Thomas J. Hammond of Northampton and a New York dentist who treated the girl’s teeth identify the victim as Frances St. John Smith, missing from campus for over a year.
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Springfield
Mass
U.R
Connecticut
Longe Meadow
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
White
New York
Young College
Thomas J. Hammond
Northampton
Gir
Maj
Wanmond
Miss Smith
Governor Long defends impeachment in wide print run
Governor Long circulated a large number of copies of a pre made circular defending himself against ten impeachment charges in the Louisiana legislature. He claimed Standard Oil is behind the proceedings and said more copies would follow.
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Baton Rough
Lia
W.pi
Stacy I. Long
Totdaiana
Louisiana
Thoree
Tate
Standard Oil Company
General Assembly
Standard Oi
Miss Mortimer Injured Dancing at Boston Restaurant
Miss Alice Mortimer, 22, was taken to a hospital after breaking both ankles while dancing in a Boston restaurant. Medical staff treated her injuries as she collapsed onto the floor during the performance.
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Boston
Mar
U.P
Alice Mortimer
Easter Weather Threatens Milady's Parade
Washington reports rain snow and chilly breezes threaten Easter finery with a weekend forecast from the weather bureau. Cloudy showers expected across the south while eastern and midwestern states face lower temperatures due to disturbances northwest of Bermuda and a southern Rocky Mountain storm moving eastward.
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Washington
U.R
Milady
United States Weather Bureau
The
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Rocky Mountain Region
Strike Order Cancelled In Texas And Pacific Labor Dispute
Strike plans for thousands of Texas and Pacific railroad workers were halted while an emergency board to be named by President Hoover investigates the dispute. Officials withdrew orders for the men to walk out after J A Somerville appealed for arbitration.
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Dallas
Tex
Mar
U.P
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Theibert Hoover
J. A. Somerville
Secrets of Old Violin Maker Revealed in Bergamo Cache
Italian report claims Antonito Stradivarius kept unknown methods to produce his famed tone. A Bergamo dealer allegedly copied his varnish and wood treatment notes from letters and a short autobiography. Authorities seized the documents after a Milan agent reported the sale attempt.
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Milan
Mar
U.P
Antonito Stradivarius
Bargamo
Deajen
Stradivarius
Bergamo
Minan
Farwell Man and Son Dead in Truck Crash
Flint report says Ernest Loeffler twenty was fatally burned after a gas tank explosion when the truck he rode with his father Chris Loeffler and sister Louise collided with a motor bus on the Dixie highway fourteen miles north of here. Mrs Stella Austin of Toledo suffered severe burns and the four occupants were hospitalized.
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Flint
U.P
Ernest Loeffler
Stella Austin
Toledo
Chris Leeffler
Farwell
Mien
Louise
Hurley
Austin
Detroit
Dixie Highway
Hare
Arrests Rise as Drunken Flint Men Seized in Police Roundup
Four men from Flint were arrested at four this morning for drunkenness. A gallon of liquor was found on the cay. The detainees are Roy Canada, 83, Jehi Reid, 52, Tom Rid, 35, and Daniel Reid, 26. They were arraigned before Justice Malcolm S Ward and may be bound over to circuit court for transporting and possessing liquor.
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Bell
Flint
Cay
Roy Canada
Jehi~ Reid
Tom Rid
Daniel Reid
Malcolm S.ward
Roo
Justice of the Veneg
Hytor
Student Fireside Double Life Sees Minn. Scholar Earn Degree
Arthur Angvik a senior in the college of agriculture at the University of Minnesota works nights as a house man at fire station No 22 and attends classes by day. From Duluth he juggles firefighting duties with studying, claiming he averages tough sleep to pursue his education while serving the department.
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Minneapolis
U.R
University of Minnesota
Minneapoli
Arthur Angvik
College of Agriculture
Duluth
Ortex
Angvik
Auction Sales Notice with Multiple Listings
Auction notices list April sales at residences near Indian school Rosebush and Mt W Peasant. Items include horses cattle hogs furniture and implements. Sales begin at 12 noon with auctioneers C Forney Fred Kappler and firms Davis McCsall announcing the listings and locations.
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Fred Kappler
Eask
Mt W
Davis & McCsall
Local Auction Noted At Deerfield Center Residence
A sale described near Deerfield Center details a district auction item set including horses cattle hogs sheep and a pub on a location five miles west of M-20 and one mile south or one mile west and one mile south. Sale begins at 12:50 with Chas McCarthy as attenaneer and a list of implements and fare to be shown in the April 1 issue.
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Leahy
Indian School
Rosebush
Leo
C. Forney
Joh Gorman
Deerfield Center
Chas
McCarthy
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