Notre Dame President Dr John Cavanna ugh resigns
The University of Notre Dame president Rev Dr John Cavannaugh announced his resignation effective after the scholastic year ends in June. Indiana state and city notes cover rail accidents tax matters public works and court actions across Indianapolis Muncie Richmond and other towns.
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Priest and student foil robber at parish rectory
A robber with a revolver confronted Father P J Malloy at the rectory of St Thomas of Canterbury in Chicago. Loyola student Francis Gorman leaped the assailant and aided the priest in a struggle. Police later found the battered suspect known as Blackie Jackson without a gun.
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Danbury Banker Sues Wife in $500000 Divorce Claim
Samuel H. Rungle of Danbury says his young wife Gladys Au gle left him after marriage to seek money. He alleges she enticed him into wedlock on their wedding day and later filed for divorce to obtain a large sum, claiming love was absent and a rendezvous with a former husband occurred in New York.
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Store Loot Recovered Then Stolen Again in Chicago
Burglars entered a Chicago store and stole goods valued at $1,000. Police recovered the loot and returned it. The next night the burglars returned and restole the same merchandise just hours earlier recovered by officers.
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Holy Week Ceremonies In Jerusalem Draw Pilgrims
H. Lee Mills reports from Houston Post on Holy Week rites in Jerusalem. Greek and Armenian patriarchs conduct open air and cathedral services on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Holy Saturday witnesses the flame on the holy sepulcher, with midnight resurrection rites. Tourists tag along, but insiders view the rituals as central to Christian belief rather than spectacle.
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Jordan
Easter Miracle and Christ's Divinity in Historical Perspective
The text argues that while the miraculous birth cannot be historically proven, the resurrection is a well established historical fact and central to Christian belief. It links belief in the birth to acceptance of the resurrection and warns against modern skepticism.
The Sepulchre by Annie Johnson Flint
A Sunday School Times poem about the resurrection. It recalls the seal on the tomb and the stone rolled away as Life defeats Death. It emphasizes the Lord rising and the disciples proclaiming the risen Christ to skeptical minds.
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Easter Customs Across Europe In Holy Week Ceremonies
The greatest festival among Christian nations is Easter with enduring customs. Europe hosts diverse national ceremonies led by the Latin church. War will alter scenes, yet in cathedrals and rural chapels alike the story of the atonement persists in symbolic rites.
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Government relaxes antitrust stance on steel pricing
Washington views a shift as the Sherman Act loosened by an industrial board and steel producers agreeing on a price list for the rest of the year. The move signals a broader policy in business conservation with government knowledge and Webb law backing price fixing for export products.
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Cabinet Meeting in Washington Shows Low Attendance
The article notes a sparse cabinet gathering with Wilson and Lansing in Paris, Daniels en route to Europe, Baker on the Pacific coast, Redfield touring, Lane on vacation, and Marshall absent. Secretary Glass presided but did little, leaving only two officials in Washington.
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Washington
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Framing the Franks: Fuller Attacks Franking Abuse
Massachusetts Representative Alvan T. Fuller charges vast misuse of the franking privilege as the Sixty-fifth Congress nears its end. He cites massive mailouts and free literature, including a claim of 640000 parcels in a single day and potential postage costs well over 300000 dollars, with no charges to Congress.
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Massachusetts
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Congressional Record
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American Camouflage Section in France Shapes War Life
The American camouflage unit in France used burlap and dyed fabrics to create false contours and imitate natural features. They laid 10,000 miles of dress goods to mislead German airmen and even caused a cow to wander onto a burlap field before being freed.
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