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1929 FRANCE: US Ambassador to France dies
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0:45Now PlayingDate: 8th April 1929
Location: USA, United States
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The passing of the American Ambassador. Impressive scenes in Paris when the mortal remains of Myron T. Herrick, U.S. Ambassador to France, are escorted to the American Church prior to embarkation for New York.
FRANCE: Paris:
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Coffin of Myron T. Herrick (US Ambassaor to France) being placed on ornate hearse
Onlookers
Two men standing next to hearse
Soldiers marching followed by horse-drawn hearse
Mounted troops along
Coffin being carried in to church
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