Ford White House Boom Foreseen Amid Campaign Turmoil
Amid garbled text a 1920s era forecast suggests Ford’s White House bid may surge if his inexperienced image is balanced by strong party backers. Organizers push for a broad petition to place Ford on the ballot, with supporters citing economic platforms and cautious public sentiment.
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Ford’s White House Prospects Spark Early Public Alarm
Early sentiment shows Ford remaining unpledged as parties confront a brewing clamor over his fate. Labor pledge cards indicate broad worker support but polling remains guarded, with hopes of a third party response looming. Analysts expect weeks of strategic maneuvering as candidates and voters weigh the shifting political landscape.
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Newlywed Americans Buy Swiss Farm Near Yeardon
Mr and Mrs Mac have purchased a large farm near Yeardon at the southwest end of Lane Nenchapel in the Canton Di Vani Switzerland. They will spend months of the year on the farm and maintain ties to the United States. Oster, previously a master, joined Miss Ma tilde McCorminck in Chiu last week in Anglaml and intends to become a naturalized American citizen.
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Abbott Named Chairman Of Coal Survey Committee
A committee on coal survey, formed to address national coal issues, named W O L Abbott of Chicago as chair. The group includes engineers from across the country and Mortimer J. Coeels, dean of the University of Illinois, as president of the federation. Chairman John Flass Hammond will lead with his associates in pursuing engineering methods, seeking nationwide engineer cooperation.
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15 Year Old Girl Fatally Shoots Former Boarder
Chicago April 15 Anna Diodous 15 or 16 shot Frank Taranto who had been a boarder at her home. He arrived from Philadelphia and Taranto died en route to hospital. Diodous said she fired five shots when Taranto approached the door after years of alleged harassment. She was detained at the Juvenile Detention Home.
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Big Stable Fire Blamed on Crossed Wires
Burlington New Jersey April 15 Fire at Trancocan stock farm destroyed a stable killing many valuable horses including the stallion Inchcape along with Cirrus and 35 mares. Farm owner Henry Wo Tress reported no evidence of arson. owner Harriet F. Sinclaar Jr refused to estimate damages. Affected horses list includes Vass Crittenden Passing Showers Edut White Silk Astium Royal Ensign Su reep Linguette Werdding Coke Fan One Dede Broom Pace, and several others.
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Germany Eyes Battle to End Ruhr Crisis in April
Reported tensions escalate as German industrial leaders oppose surrender while stressing resolve to fight on. Chancellor Cuno signals no surrender to Allied terms as Vienna and Berlin explore reparations and international mediation amid strikes and fuel shortages.
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Highway Meeting for Chattanooga Highway Plans Scrutiny
A Chattanooga gathering outlines changes to Dixie Highway discussions. Directors may shift the meeting to May 17 19 to avoid Sault Ste Marie travel, with governors from several states invited. Officials seek support for a statewide road program and renewed push for Tennessee funding while coordinating with Florida and North Carolina efforts.
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North Dakota selects counsel in Tabert case
Tallyhawee Fla April 183 Gruneon no state attorney and W Rateshaw Grent Judge of North Dakota today were appointed by Governor Nestos as avastant attorney general to represent that state in an investigation into the death of Martyr Tabert of Winmeth. Governor Neates ApPentnsene came by telegraph from Harrie Crech Michisen where the chief executive aspenting a few days. Mr Geum son and Judge Knershaw have to share possession evidence presented to the North Dakota sin stature, resulting in a resolution by that body requesting this state to investigate the conviction, leasing hand death of Tabert.
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Georgia Farmers Union Convention Opens in Macon
The annual Georgia Farmers Union convention begins at 10 o'clock Monday at the Lindell hotel. Speakers include C4 Harrott Nations Fapacra union editor HB Tasfur and J J Mills. Mills will discuss growth of the Farmers Union in Georgia and report on the organization’s activities. Delegates from hundreds of locals and counties expected. Topics include cooperative farm product marketing enrollment matters and the proposed cooperative fire insurance company with about 100 million in outstanding coverage in other states.
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Fire Traps Forty Guests At New York Penn Hotel
An early morning fire at the Penn hotel in East 42nd Street trapped about forty guests. Dense smoke drove residents to windows where several men and women jumped or were helped to safety. Injuries reported among some guests. damage estimated at 25,000 dollars.
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Hold Burial Services For Fourteenth Krupp Victim
Rural services held to bury the fourteenth victim of the Krupp disorders in Cesen. April 15. Workmen, fellow workers, and city officials attended the funeral. Several other wounded at the Keropa works reportedly are out of danger.
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Large ten pound cabbage tops county yield in April
Special correspondent reports Juliette Georgia April 15 as Mrs J A Tisen near here pulled a cabbage weighing ten pounds. Claimed to be the largest in the county. Also noted an unusual soft shell egg resembling a day old chick in shape and color with emphasis on the head and neck.
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Mrs E M McCowan 82 dead at Forsyth
Jaliette Ga April 15 Special Mrs E M McCowan 82 of Torevth in dead before marriage in 1955 to Rev D G McCowan She was Miss Effie Bletcher of Sumpter eminty resident since marriage Survived by daughter and three sons Mre M JG Sin Macon D McCowan Atunta ROG J H McCowan Forsyth Funeral at Smyrna church interment in McCowan cemetery at old McCowan home
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Romans to Increase Chamber Commerce Spirit in Rome
Rome Ga April 158 Special A hundred men old and young showed the new Rome spirit at a chamber of commerce team instruction meeting last night unanimously expressing belief the campaign for a greater chamber of commerce would succeed The meeting said the team organization is a reality and ready to work on the community wide canvass.
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Death of Rev Gershom Mott Williams in Paris
The light Rev Gershom Mott Williams died in Paris on a Saturday night after an illness of two weeks. His funeral was held at the American Church, the Holy Trinity, with Bishop Williams presiding. Born in Fort Hamilton, New York, in 1857, he served seven years overseeing American Episcopal churches in Europe.
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Twiggs School Meet Winners Announced
Jeffersonville April 14. The Twiggs school meet determined winners in athletic and educational events held Friday under Professor Hasan, superintendent of Jeffersonville High School. Winners receive prizes from the Athlity constitution. some advance to county and regional meets at Abbeville. Elizabeth Gunn led the ex pression contest. Baker Griffin won the boys’ declaration contest. Mary Reid Narts won the spelling contest. Lois Vaughn and others won athletic contests.
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New U S Marshal Succeeds Landers Gainesville GA
Johnson, deputy U S marshal with headquarters at Atlanta, has been transferred to Gainesville to succeed Landers who died last week. Johnson is a native of Lan County and has a reputation as a splendid alter.
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Athens Festival Ends With Citywide Amusements
Athens closes its Spring festival week under the Athens Order of Ete after a weekend of entertainment across the city. A large crowd attended the Chase Street grounds with numerous amusements and a central carnival drawing many participants.
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Proposed Visit of Lloyd George Is London Topic
London papers discuss David Lloyd George planning a United States and Canada visit in September. The World, owned by Elayd Riddle, claims he will tour major cities including New York Chicago Washington Montreal and Toronto and attend the international exhibition in Toronto. It would be his first Atlantic crossing since his earlier tenure and the first time a former premier visits Amelia unofficially with broad liberty to speak on political matters.
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Methodist Churches See Large Attendance During Revival
Revival in progress across Methodist churches drew unusually high crowds Sunday. Pastor Reverend Norton of Stewart Avenue Methodist led morning and evening services with Evangelist McTame from the South Georgia conference assisting. A standout feature was a singing performance by the Mackey sisters of New Cumberland West Virginia.
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Revival Services Start at Emory University Chapel
Page five notes two years past North Georgia conference at Wesley Memorial church. Dr F on dean of Emory University School of Technology will conduct revival services in the university chapel from yesterday through April 23. The Harmony Wheel student journal reports a familiar issue with the average college student. Revival services continue this week at Carter Street and St Luke's Methodist churches, with similar meetings noted in Carter Street and St Luke's.
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Thoughts Are Things Lecture At Carnegie Library
Mrs Rose M Ashby psychologist will present Thoughts Are Things as the subject of a Tuesday afternoon lecture at 3:80 o clock in the Carnegie Library assembly room.
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