Paris Club Celebrates First Baby of the Notro Dame Era
Denise Poulbet, daughter of Monsieur and Madame Charles Poulbet, is hailed as the first baby of the Paris club Loineres Vorls. godparents include the Countess de Pierrefeu and Deputy Charles Bertrand with Francois Marshal as honorary godfather. The day featured a church ceremony at Notre Dame de Lorens and a celebratory breakfast, followed by dancing at Hotel Méjeanie.
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Watermen Guard Property Amid War Strain
War era forces shrink to four guards from six as vigilance remains tight. The aged night watchman, serving over twenty years, recalls older generations who kept watch through crises. A Depeche writer notes the era when American sailors occupied Erast and gunfire echoed through Brittany’s streets after the armistice.
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Eight Months Old Applies for College Admission
Intormational News Services reports Joseph Walter Bond Jr. at eight months old seeks entry to the University of Pennsylvania. His father, an alumnus, sent a letter to Dr George W McClelland asking that his son be considered for courses at the university with the intent to graduate in 1943.
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Norfolk Woman Held After Whiskey Galleys Found
In Norfolk, Mrs. Tosa Pruitt admitted ownership of six jumbled galleys of whiskey found in her home. She initially refused bail and required time to secure a bandman, later cooking a meal for inmates at the police station. The article notes large sums and general domestic crime context.
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Thornton Praises Labor To Bankers
Sir Henry Worth Thornton of the Canadian National Railways praised labor unions and workers at a banquet in New York. He argued unions are not enemies of capital and urged cooperation rather than confrontation, citing experience in Britain and other countries.
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Farrell Wheatland Union Plans A Borough Vote
Farrell and Wheatland union planners discuss a consolidation proposal. A joint committee from both boroughs will present a plan in Farrell Chamber of Commerce to consider a vote by residents. The goal is to enable population representation through municipal consolidation.
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Consolidation Discussed by City Leaders
Opinions of leading men from both places favor consolidation, believing it could yield significant achievements over the last few years and improve outcomes through union actions.
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Motorcyclist Performs 25-Foot Leap From Bridge
International News Services reports from Giulan Italy on March 21 that a famed motorcyclist known as Cantaur of Toe ran his machine at top speed and leaped twenty five feet through the air from the bridge’s highest point, landing safely amid spectator admiration.
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