French Peace Plan Broadens War Outlaw Pact
Paris March 39 A broadened plan to outlaw war was proposed by Briand in a message to Claudel. The plan reportedly extends the ban to all European nations, seeks to align League of Nations obligations with the new pact, and suggests universal outlawry with mutual release provisions for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Ambasador
Claudel
Washington
Kellogg
League of Nations
Palm Sunday services and community notes from Birmingham
Palm Sunday observed with worship and communion at 7 30 PM. Sunday school reported 68 attendees. The bulletin lists visiting families and multiple church events including officer elections at Birmingham MF church and various social visits across area residents in Elma Sandusby and Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birminghay
Birmingham
Wo Kinste
Oeobaor
Lockwood Spangel
Cengel
Waden- Fouxe and Son Tevis
Flint
Elma
Geo Ganz
Vinan
Regerich Gerber
Dent Nucsell Tatia
Willam Dyfdeon
Conrad Heydrich
Paul Heidrich
Camder
Ant Vers
Sen
Otis Weet
Padres Aid
Philip Frankenhers
Timbs
Wes
Wakeman
Ilse
Delia Dedlart
Lawrence Sherod
Wiss Bender
Eluron
Gerber
Lorain
Vic
Charles Grenzebich
George Gang
Milan
Marion Bates
Dorothy Nevins
Floria
Tir
Len Kelley
N F Gillam
Berhmeier
Son Glean
Cleveland
Ralph Kaufman
Willard Davidson
Hursda
Paul Tuttle
Morlay
Birmingham High School
Hare Gault
Loraim
Sunia
J EB Dennison
J Snedleauberger
Esfyria
Perry Snellen
Crange
Evangelical Church
J. T Sturtavant
Olive
Edward
Elsria
Alam Tdute
Melvin Luger
Emela Bartlome
Oberln
Elmer Battenhouse
Elyria
Otto Buebring
Vermilion
Vere C . Burrell
C Becher
Henry
Toe Mars Frank Nevins
Waldron An
George Taser
Albert Savder
Eleanor
Oscar
Trank
Akethie
Curt
Hear
Leisner
George Becher
Lourse
Adam Duie
June Krurtasaot
Seonia Pippert
Detroi
Augustus Senwembare
Leon Clement
Wahrman
Haag
John Smith
John Kernan
Adiiect
John Hostettler
Midwest Hearings Push To Extend Mississippi Barge Service
Witnesses at the House and Senate commerce committees urged permanency of the Mississippi River barge line to cut inland transport costs and support regional agriculture and industry. O A Reynolds of Dubuque Chamber of Commerce and Charles Stewart of the Nebraska Farm Bureau testified on the river link’s importance amid ongoing terminal construction and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Middle West
House Commerce Committee
O A. Reynolds
Dubuque
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broaier
Harry Weideman
Des Moines
Dewey Doss
Dewey
Martha Smith
Shankland
Seatemie
Sherry Findley
Doss
Potst, M
Munnells
Fort Snelling
Huntington
Incl
Samuel Ho Palmer
Charie, Smeiser
Harvey Altman
Can
Lemuel Kenner
Lolg
Bloomington
Ill
Delmar D Warren
Jesus of Nazareth
Frederick A Hitch
Mary
Jesus
Clara Koogle
Csoclet
Louis Williams
Judas
McLean County
Oscar A .Muhbl
Pverze
Canton
W.H Snellenberger
W Lawrener
Normande
G R Wuhlman
Ron Washburn
Fhina Meo
Henrietta
West Market
Warner Prevnion Warket
Qlits
Davy Ottaw
Antony Koppen
Peru
Ottawa
Harty Reck
Mary Broakway
Chicago
John Dell
Molse
Maiches
Beardstown
John Herbert
Arcadia
Wis
Marea
Telegrapal
Kinockford LH
Sam Shindle
Wagner Market House
HEINZ
Heinz Tomato Soup
Good
Macaroni
Janno
Wader
Wagner Provision Co
Wagner
Cala Ham
Mae
Cala Hams
Deze
Grennan
Hughes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!