Louis XVI Faces Treason Trial at Convention
In 1792 France, King Louis XVI stood before the National Convention on treason charges. He was found guilty and executed the next month, marking a pivotal shift in revolutionary France.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1997
Page
2
In 1792 France, King Louis XVI stood before the National Convention on treason charges. He was found guilty and executed the next month, marking a pivotal shift in revolutionary France.
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Herald Journal editors solicit factual corrections and invite readers to contact Tim Bunn deputy executive editor at 470 2240 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday with any missteps or inaccuracies in coverage to ensure full fair and accurate reporting.
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The piece notes why Los Angeles might rename its airport for Jimmy Stewart due to his WWII service and rank. It then details a morbid auction item at Hollywood Memorial Park, where Buck A Kamphausen bought the gate and contemplates costly repairs and possible monetization through memorial displays and virtual reality markers.
J Joe White 65 longtime Brooklin Boat Yard founder died of lung cancer in Brooklin Maine. A son of E B White his work spanned dinghies to yachts earning MIT naval architecture training. Born Mount Vernon New York he moved to Maine in the 1930s shaping a life in sailing and boat design. Jeannette Rockefeller 79 former Arkansas first lady and widow of Gov Winthrop Rockefeller dies in Palm Springs. Her era advanced education and culture in Arkansas and she praised for seeding women in public life.
Local obituaries list a series of residents aged 56 to 94, including Delbert W. Barnes 61 Susan David Burke 50 and Edward A Hillenbrand 84, noting passed dates and brief biographical details. Other names include Hilda H. Chalone 82, Duane DaBol 66, Anna Eddy 92, Jerry Hadden Sr 68, Carleton Hare 74, Margaret Kelley 83, Mack Kent 68, Jales Kulak 52, Harold Kyff 87, Mary Ladas 68, Leo Lanni 90, Willard Laube 79, Mary Manley 79, Ruth Neat 74, Pearl Norris 62, Michael Palladino 94, Janet Ross, Virginia Thompson 56, Elizabeth Watrath.
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