Shrine to Honor America to Rise at Versailles France
Versailles plans a grand shrine to Franco American cooperation to mark World War veteran pilgrimages. A stair terrazza with forty eight marble blocks each bearing a state name will cascade toward fountains and a Pershing statue facing Paris. Lafayette’s statue will also join the memorial amid fund raising in July 4 celebrations.
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Paris
France
American Legion of
Versailles
Benjamin Franklin
Great Britain
America
Palace of Versailles
Gen. Pershing
Avenue de Vergennes
New Republic
Lafayette
Henry Haye
Haye
United States
Tons of Dog License Tags Used in New York State
Albany reports four tons of dog licenses and tags are being distributed among state city town and county clerks. The state dog licensing bureau doubles as a missing dog bureau and has restored many pets across states including a pedigreed terrier found in Detroit returned to a Buffalo owner. One notable case involved a dog found swimming off the Maine coast identified and returned to its New York owner. Excluding New York City and Buffalo, 407000 dogs are tagged and identified in the state.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
State
Detroit
Buffalo
Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Maine
Deliverance From Self
Leonard A Barrett discusses self obsession as the core of sin and the cause of global misery. He argues true friendship requires putting others first and rejects selfishness as the primary spiritual obstacle.
Just a Gigolo Arrested Over Cash and Jewelry Claim
Edward Blau of eighty three admitted to police he is just a gigolo after being charged by Mrs. Elizabeth Stout of Princeton New Jersey with obtaining 700 dollars in cash two diamond rings valued at 500 dollars and a 360 dollar board bill Blau at the station dismissed the allegations saying the money and jewels were given for affection.
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Edward Blau
Chicago
Elizabeth Stout
Princeton
N. J
Blau
Deliverance from Self Through Service to Others
The passage warns that obsession and self absorption drive people away and harm happiness. It explains how introversion, self pity, and egotism undermine peace, urging that the remedy lies in serving others to forget the self and foster genuine progress.
Housework Blues and Home Decor Dreams by Betty Wells
A column discusses decorating a young bride’s home with plans for draperies flowers and color schemes while balancing work and family life. It extols homemaking as a natural vocation and offers a playful rehab idea: a bright yellow blue playroom with light yellow walls and blue woodwork. Betty Wells signs off with WIN Service.
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Ove
Betty Wells
Shoulder Bouquet Adorns Spring Wardrobe
Spring flowers lift the spirit as seasons turn with pale tints and soft shades. A shoulder bouquet features blooms with a pale yellow ring around a pink carnation cut bloom, a fitting choice for warming outfits.
No, this prompt contains no clear news item
The provided text is a philosophical statement from the Western Newspaper Union about finding a worthy cause to live for and die for, seeking deliverance from self and self-obsession. It lacks specific events, people, places, or dates to summarize as a newspaper item.
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Ministry of Human Need
Western Newspaper Union
Gloversville Glove Craft Seen As Community Pride
In Gloversville New York glove making is described as a community effort. A factory preserves a century old method with three top sewers including the mayor’s wife and the police captain and his wife. Each glove requires at least 74 steps.
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Gloversville
New York
Spring fashions and self made dresses pattern book
Dialogs celebrate spring outfits and self made frocks with praise for peplums and plaid pique. Barbara Bell Pattern Book offers size 12 to 20 patterns with material lists and prices, urging readers to order by mail from Chicago for 15 cents each.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Kipling's devotion to son described in anecdote
The Boston Post recounts Rudyard Kipling's reaction after the death of his son John Kipling in World War I. An unknown admirer approached him on a road near Burwash, England asking if Kipling was present. He replied not himself but that his son was the hero.
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Rudyard Kipling
Boston Post
John Kipling
Burwash
England
Kipling
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