British surplus far above hopes after war
London reports reveal the postwar fiscal year ends March 31 with a surplus over 101 million pounds, far above the six to seven million anticipated by former Chancellor Sir Hubert S. Horne. The excess would automatically reduce the national debt unless Parliament votes otherwise.
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London
Associated Press
Hubert
Horne
Property Seizures in Atlanta reveal multiple city lots
The City of Atlanta levies describe several properties across Ward 4 and other districts. Parcels include city lots fronting streets like Inman Avenue and Minefield Street, with detailed measurements, frontages, and rear depths. Each entry notes levies to satisfy city tax claims for years ranging 1920 and earlier, naming creditors and property owners such as J. W. Harper and Alice A. Picard, with city marshal Harwell executing the seizures.
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Esmoe Tima
Atlanta
Polcon County
Georgia
Inmante Alton Street
Lola Avenue
Kerry
Harper
Anid
Aju
Towit
Atanta
Vth
Cut
Buchanan
Nedfons
City of Atlanta
DeKalb County
Minefield Street
Dee and
Moreland Avenue
Gama
City of
Westbrook and Nichols & Sons
Alice A. Picard
Astiety A
Mice A. Ficant
W. BE. Harwell
Budget Relief Hopes Rise Amid Tax Debate
The report notes reductions in expenditures and a revenue surprise from excess profits duty and land sale of war stores, totaling 64,000,000 pounds less than estimated. It says Chancellor Baldwin may face pressure for tax cuts next week while aiming to reduce the national debt. The new government’s stability is in question as ministers weigh policy limits and potential overrides. Trade growth remains muted despite expectations of relief.
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Ineims
Baldwin
Asric
Easter Parade Furs Rule Fifth Avenue Styles
Fifth Avenue Easter Parade drew crowds despite cool winds with abundant fur wraps. Hats leaned red, with blue chiffon hose and colored shoes visible. Ankles showed long skirts and Egyptian inspired side panels. tuniclike coats and turquoise accents appeared, while canes and varied floral color schemes highlighted the outfits.
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Fifth Avenue
Ankdes
Miliiy
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Silla
Two Arkansas Bandits Jailed After Bank Robbery
Bentonville Ark April 1 Clark 4 aged Campbell Keeves 20 allege to be Gweer luar who Saturday fi dood robbed National Bank of Gentry and fled along the Arkansas Oklahoma boundary. Sheriff Maples and a county posse pursued for twenty four hours arresting two of the six bank robbers. Another man unnamed is said to be under pre Ha day. One or more suspects remain at large in the hills. Woman detainees gave names Diffard and Flail for wife and kin of an outlaw. Ammunition found in a cabin. evidence suggests four days occupation. A posse was fired on from a Rowe Okla home. no injuries. A rumor that deputy sheriff Ben Smith was killed is denied. The bandits entered the Gentry bank at noon Saturday forcing six persons data vault and escaped with about 1000 dollars in currency and silver. recovery uncertain.
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Arn
Clark
Campbell Keeves
Gweer Luar
Volatredt National Bank
Gentry
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Serge Maples
Thia County
Ogg
Sobbery
Rowe
Okla
Ben Smith
Telaware
Oklahoma
Ireneens
Leon
Japanese Prince Die In Auto Crash In France
Prince Narihira Kitashirakawa and chauffeur killed in a head on collision on the Campagne Paris Cherbourg road near Perriers Campagne. Princess Fusako and Prince Asaka injured, Mile Elizabeth Sauvy and others hospitalized. the prince was 36, son of the late Prince Noshibisa and brother in law to Emperor Yoshihito.
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Yoshihito
Japan
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Yasuhiko Ayaka
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Eckle
Prince Kitashirakawa
Fusake
Prince Asuka
Perriers Ga Campagne
Bernay
Mile Elizabeth Sauvy
Mile Sauvy
Dr. Funteen
Bernsy
Kitaahirakawa
Prince Asaka
Paris
Nice
Kitashirakawa
Noshibisa
Fousuko
Meiji
Fle
Europe
Tutankhamen Hat and Glove Shoe at Paris Race Fashion Show
At the President de la Republique stakes at Antenail race course Master Bob won with odds 18 to 1, Master Lois placed, and Burker led to show. The event showcased the new Tutankhamen Hat and glove shoes as major fashion features, highlighting large hats and skull-fitting toques in tan blue and rose tones, with soft leather shoes in a flexible chamois style.
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Sim
Rueda
Buttrill Named Veteran Inspector in Georgia Division
April 1 Special report notes Major General A J Uwiggs of Augusta appointing Z T Tap hater ee he ae have dis-Buttrill of Jackson inspector-sen with rank of lieutenant-col, among up to twenty veterans visiting. The event includes Lecowd of 20.00 attending reunion in New Orleans April 10-13, with Camp Barnett and officers J A ate Michael and others present. Sixteen horses finished 21 starters in a 4100 metre race worth 80000 francs, won by XMo with 178 pounds, Master Bob and Barker close behind.
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Gna
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Augusta
Epinndides
Georgia
Reeg
Milerand
New Orleans
Camp Barnett
Toekpen
J. A
Michael
Deuttrill
Cawthorn
Kay
Master Bob
Barker
Xmo
Tharker
British Labour debate on capital levy and unemployment
Sir Sidney Olivier notes Labour Party aims to reduce the national debt via a capital levy but stresses unemployment relief as the core issue. The plan envisions a graded levy on personal properties above 5,000 pounds, tied to existing death duties, with potential to raise about three billion pounds and ease income tax for payers.
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London
Labor Party
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Anselm Chauherlain
Charvellery
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Barnesville Civitan Charter Is Received
Barnesville Virginia April 1 Civitan charter presented Friday evening at the Women’s club by John I Harris president of the Macon Civitan club with visitors. The Barnesville Civitan club now lists 25 members with Turner as president and Mat Colm as secretary. Local members and visiting dignitaries said the event was one of the most notable in recent times.
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John I Harris
Civitan Club
Macon
Gam T
Tegded
Mes
J. A. Curry
Agsisterdt
Viitin Club
Teeal
Barnesville Civitan Eth al Treaty
Ibome Turner
Colm Tres
Uarris
Colsaed
Kibbin Lane
Macan
Halmes
Cir. Varrett
Blom
Turner
Dyfy Corry
Barnesville Holds Successful Revival
Barnesville Ga April 1 Special Rev RB Bolton of Madison arrives Monday to begin a two week meeting at the First Baptist church with Prof CM Esler of Gordon Institute directing magic. Two daily sessions at 1 30 at Milfred theater and 7 30 at the church. The revival at the First Methodist church preceding the event drew large crowds with Rev Robert Edmondson of West Point assisting Rev H L Edmondson.
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Garnesville
RB. L. Bolton
Madison
First Baptist Church
Barnesville
Arthur Jackson
C.M. Esler
Gordon Institute
Milfred
First Methodist Church
Robert Edmondson
West Point
H. L. Edmondson
Plan for New Taxes on Big Incomes
A public statement denounces profiteering and calls for an excess profits tax on corporate profits not currently taxed. It proposes lower initial rates for small profits, steeper rates on large profits, and an eight percent exemption for invested capital. The text criticizes secrecy in tax records and urges public disclosure of tax data to restore faith in law enforcement.
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Jfaety
Rane
Atlanta Traffic Rules Regulate Parking and Fines
The ordinance outlines parking restrictions on Forsyth Broad Peachtree and other streets in Atlanta, with one hour parking from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in congested areas. It specifies wheel alignment, angle parking on certain streets, and limits near entrances, hydrants, and corners. Fines for speeding and reckless driving range from 26 to 100 dollars with 30 day public works sentences. repeat offenses incur higher penalties.
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Peachtree
Trinity Avenue
Broad Street
Mitchell Streets
Whitehall
Cain
Pryor Street
Hunter
West Side
Edgewood
Houston Street
Congesve
Atlanta
Marietta Street
Spring Streets
Wall Street
Central Avenue
Whitebail Street
Cone Street
Recorder’s Court
At- Tanta
Prospects Bright as Campaign Opens for Salvation Army
A campaign opens with divisions raising funds and urging pledges in cash or installments. Judge le Jiemtz and John W. Gram have donated totals of 100 and 50 dollars respectively, with many smaller subscriptions arriving. The plan calls for quarterly on demand and scheduled installments, with Preston Arkwright appealing for strong fall support to sustain the vital public welfare work in Atlanta.
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le Jiemtz
John W. Gram
Arkwright
Preston Arkwright
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Masked Klansmen Disrupted Church Service
Reported at a church service a group of hooded men in white robes were ordered to remove disguises after an altercation with congregants. Six members were unmasked, license numbers were noted, and district attorney action was sought. Reverend Kidney condemned the intrusion and pledged legal pursuit.
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Post War Slump Ends Says Davis
Davis asserts the post war slump is over praising a wage raise for 14 000 workers at the American Woolen Company. He forecasts cautious optimism with a continued period of prosperity if national restraint remains and work remains available. He declares work is the salvation of the nation and notes broad employment prospects.
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American, Woolen Company
Raiberti on French Navy plans under Washington treaty
Raiberti outlines French navy plans and notes no calibre increase beyond 1916 program despite Washington treaty rights. Discusses ratification status, budget interpellations, Easter reconvening, and France’s preemptive compliance with Washington accords, plus the Republic’s broader strategic reach in Asia and Africa.
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M. Guer
Eastern Star Concert at Wesley Memorial Church
A Kirkwood chapter of the Eastern Star presents a musical concert Monday night at 8 15 at Wesley Memorial Church. A small admission will be charged with proceeds aiding the Kirkwood chapter in building a clubhouse. Signor Emilio Ve Fok ak.
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Kirkwood
The
Eastern Star
Wesley Memorial
France Eyes Navy Strength to Safeguard Colonies
The article argues that a strong navy is essential to secure distant colonies in Indo China Madagascar and Africa and to maintain uninterrupted naval communication. It notes France plans modernization costs around 61 million francs for capital ships, based on Bretagne and Lorraine upgrades, with two vessels already altered and two more to be improved.
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Indo-China
Nadagascar
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Tunis
Algeria
Morocco
France
Bretagne and
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