Castelnau to Be Honored as Saviour of Nancy
Paris dispatch says General Castelnau, famed as the savior of Nancy during the war, will be honored and possibly promoted among new Marshals of France. He led French forces in France and Belgium and later headed the general staff. Born 1851, Castelnau is celebrated for his leadership and wartime service.
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Shipping Report Highlights Hesitation on Wooden Ship Program
Washington Nov 2 82 The shipping inquiry discusses delays in starting wooden ship construction under a wartime contract. Calder of New York reports letters about progress and calls for pre construction actions while senators urge acceleration. The document notes ships under contract not yet begun and mentions a hearing with Hurley pressed by senators to push wooden ship program.
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Ireland Nipped Plot Against Catholic Church
In an address, Charles McGinnis of St Paul claims late Archbishop Tirelind thwarted a plot to invade Catholic church leadership in the United States on a Germany tour. The scheme allegedly aimed to establish German Austrian influence, risked harboring enemies during wartime, and drew Pope Pius XII into scrutiny after a secretive Vatican intervention.
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Hot Tea Breaks A Cold Try This
A vintage remedy promises to break a cold with Hamburg tea. Mix a tablespoon of Hamburg tea in boiling water, strain, and drink a cupful anytime. It allegedly opens the pores, relieves congestion, loosens the bowels, is inexpensive and entirely vegetarian.
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Mangin Hurt In Fall During Review
General Mangin was badly injured after his horse reared during a brigade review in Paris on Monday. The horse frightened by trumpets fell on him, leaving Mangin unconscious with injuries to head and legs, though he is reported to be improving with no apparent lasting effects.
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Southwick to Read King Lear Friday Night at Tyceum
Southwick, Emerson College dean, will present a Shakespearean lecture on King Lear at the Tyceum stage in San Antonio under Miss Gussie Rowley's management. His acclaimed interpretive skill promises vivid character portrayal and engaging, empathetic oration. Washington dispatch notes Attorney General Gregory urging ongoing protection by the American Protective League to aid the justice department in monitoring activities challenging public morale during peace terms.
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