Royal Nuptials Mark Balkan Peace Milestone in Belgrade
Belgrade wedding unites King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Princess Marie of Romania in medieval style rites. A global guest list, including Duke of York and Crown Prince Carol, signals a strong Balkan pact amid postwar tension. The ceremony, Te Deum, banquet, and lavish gifts underscore a symbolic alliance for regional stability.
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Beleek Falls to British as Front Advances on Irish Border
Beleek was occupied today by British troops who advanced to seize a salient from Irish irregulars on the Fermanagh border. A military column including artillery and engineers moved into Beleek with intent to hold by nightfall as republican forces fell back. Newtownards HQ later said Beleek was retaken without loss and no prisoners were taken.
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Bishop Kilgo to be taken to his home
Bishop John C. Kilgo of the Southern Methodist church, critically ill in a Memphis hospital, will be moved to his Charlotte home tonight unless his condition worsens, according to his physicians.
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Seaboard Team Travels to Richland for Return Game
The Seaboard baseball team, after failing to secure a game for Ameri cas Thursday afternoon, journeyed to Richland. Richland agreed to play a return game here next Thursday afternoon as announced by Ben Seigler.
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Cast Rehearsal Tonight at Carnegie Library
The American Legion Minstrel cast holds a 7:30 p.m. rehearsal tonight at the Carnegie Library. All members are urged to be on hand sharply at the announced hour.
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Romanian Princess Marital Ties Linked to Jugoslavs
The marriage unites the old Romanian royal line with the younger dynasty of Serbs Croats and Slovenians. The Jugoslavs praise the match as a fortunate royal alliance connecting King Ferdinand and many European royal families, seen as a boon for their future.
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Bankers drop plan for world loan to Berlin
Paris June 8 The committee of bankers has given up the idea of an international loan to Germany. They met to agree on a report to the reparations commission outlining the abandonment of the plan.
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Ghost of hanged Negro disturbs old Albany jail
At the old county jail on Washington street now a residence, residents report a ghost said to be the spirit of a hanged Black man. It converses about the rope, answers whispers, describes dark figures, fires pistol shots, and flashes lights on the wall. Visitors seek to expose a trick, but none have succeeded.
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Moultrie Cuts Water and Light Rates After Council Meeting
Moultrie city council reduced water charges by twenty percent for usage under 100000 gallons and lowered the first tier price to 20 cents per thousand with 15 cents for above that. The move follows a recent twenty percent light rate cut to 10 cents per kilowatt hour, maintaining profit at the municipally owned power plant.
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Judge Sheppard To Hold Albany Federal Court
United States district court for the Albany division will convene Monday week June 19 with Judge W B Sheppard of Pensacola Florida presiding. Both criminal and civil business proceed for about a week as no grand jury was summoned at the December adjourned session and no indictments carried over. Judge Sheppard previously presided in Albany and is well regarded by local lawyers.
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Through freight rates urged from center zone
Atlanta June 8 The establishment of through joint freight class rates from the Central Freight association territory to Southeast points was proposed today by L. E. Oliphant representing railroads of the Central territory at the interstate commission hearing in support of Southern class rates.
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Senate action calls on Atlanta Reserve Bank over propaganda
Washington June 8 Senator Heflin of Alabama won senate passage without debate of a resolution demanding information from the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. The measure targets its distribution of a Glass speech in Alabama as part of the ongoing controversy with the federal reserve board and the Atlanta bank.
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Hutchinson Eliminated From 1000 Guineas Golf Tourney
Jock Hutchinson, the sole American left in the 1000 guineas golf competition at Glen Eagles, was ousted today by Cheavers of England, one up. The Associated Press reports this setback ends Hutchinson’s run in the tournament.
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Moths Invade Fur as Winter Garb Is Put Away
Moths attack stored fur items after winter clothes are packed away. Experts warn damage can appear quickly, urging owners to inspect and treat items with proper storage.
Cotton Soars as Spot Rates Hit New Highs in Two Years
The cotton market reached a two year high with futures rising and strict middling spots at 21 12 cents in Americas. Trading opened weak then recovered strongly before noon as buying surged, with October delivery 26 points above, December above July. Traders credit a shrinking world crop and looming shortages, with L G Council remarking it ought to be worth a dollar a pound.
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Peach Market Quotations From Georgia Fruit Exchange
Telegraphic market report for June 8 lists fruit car sales in New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati Chicago New Orleans. Uneeda Arp Beauty Queen Dixie Early Rose Red Bird prices per car and ranges show statewide activity with 31 cars out of state.
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Moultrie Lions Club Debates City Manager Proposal
The Moultrie Lions Club contemplates a city manager form of government for the city. No immediate action is planned as the club begins an educational campaign before pursuing any change to the city’s management structure.
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Eight U S Sailors Drown Off Siberia
Vladivostok reports eight enlisted men from the gunboat New Orleans believed drowned after a sailing mishap at Amurday, Siberia. No trace found since Sunday as search continues.
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Judge Howard Masters Highway Bond Talk In Americus
A forceful address by Judge G H Howard of Atlanta supported Georgia's proposed 75 million dollar state highway bond issue at a dinner in Americus hosted by the three civic clubs. He argued the plan spreads benefits statewide, urged aid to poorer counties, and defended the bond method against political opposition and fears of higher taxes.
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Senate Soldiers Bonus Bill Faces Delay in Senate
Washington June 8 Senate Finance Committee Chairman McCumber tried to present the soldier bonus bill to the Senate but was blocked by Senator Williams of Mississippi. The measure carries an estimated cost of 3 845 659 481 dollars spread over 43 years from next January with 75 percent of veterans likely choosing adjusted service certificates and 22 1 2 percent selecting the farm home and land settlement plan.
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