Stage Set for Resumption of Peace Parley
The Near Eastern peace conference readies for resumed talks tomorrow with the United States slated to play a leading role before Lausanne ends. Europe’s powers politely refuse Moscow’s participation, signaling the elimination of Soviet Russia as a central issue. The United States aims to back open door and equal opportunity for all nations, while Britain and France contest Turkish concessions tied to Mosul and regional mandates.
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French Flag Flies Over Essen First Time
April 22. French forces hoisted the tricolor atop the flag staff in Essen as crowds watched the ceremony at the Koblensyndileat once central to Ruhr coal trade. French troops presented arms and played the Marseillaise, a formal display at French HQ to establish the flag in the Ruhr.
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Irreconcilables Face Problems in League Issues
A chaotic jumble of names and phrases outlines ongoing debates on European diplomacy. The piece notes United States aims to aid American farmers and business interests while weighing involvement in Turkish reparations and Asia Minor oil disputes. It references tensions with Britain France and Turkey and notes Lausanne conference developments and continued coverage on page 2.
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Officer Proves Winner in Duel Waged in House
The Beall home at 278 State Street in Howay saw a pistol duel as Officer J B Melton shot Beall’s rifle hand, disabling both hands. Beall, drunk and disorderly, was taken to Grady hospital then the police station after firing at Melton from a hidden rifle.
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Plans for sugar trading regulation in Congress
Washington April 22 Members of congress push to regulate sugar trading after disclosures of gambling in the market. Representative Aswell drafts a bill to place sugar under supervision by the secretary of agriculture similar to cotton and grain trading with penalties for violators.
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France plans larger merchant marine push
Paris reports France ready to expand its merchant fleet to match the United States. Government planned after May 8 reconvenes aims to back the French Line, build at least two ships like Paris and France, for New York service. First new liner costs about 110 300 000 francs. A public campaign highlights need for a strong French flag on major routes. Existing ships Touraine Lorraine Savoie face changes or scrapping. La Provence lost in war. Continued on Page 2, Column 45.
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Woman sentences seven men to death in Moscow court
A young woman presiding judge in Moscow district court sentences seven men to death for robbery with violence. Annan Gluzman, once of Kharkov, rose to prominence in Ukrainian courts and was invited to Moscow to join the presidium. The eight-man highway gang was led by Se. Continued on Page 3.
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Stone Mountain Committee Sets Noon Meeting Plan
The Stone Mountain Memorial Association executive committee, after securing southern endorsement and assurances of support, will launch a statewide appeal to Georgians for 250000 dollars to begin work. Holling M Randolph, chairman, called a 22 oclock Monday gathering of all committee members at 117 Piedmont Hotel to finalize plans.
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Soviet Prelate Confesses Tikhon Links to Counter Revolution
Moscow April 2 Associated Press reports the former Russian patriarch Tikhon confessed to aiding counter revolutionaries and blamelessly aligning with anti soviet forces. The document alleges he conspired with Kalchak Wrangel and foreign missions while blessing clergy gatherings abroad.
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New Orleans Man Arrives in City for Thirteenth Opera Season
John W. Phillips, a longtime New Orleans businessman, arrives at the Georgian Terrace for Atlanta's opera festival week. He praises the opening of the thirteenth season, notes his absence of a companion due to his wife’s accident, and cites the appeal of Gounod’s Romances and Faust. He compares Atlanta audiences favorably to New York and recalls a Georgia farmer who saves for opera.
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Record Season of Opera Promises Bright Attendance
All indications point to a record opera season as audiences prepare tonight at the auditorium to witness Romeo and Juliet. The opera company will arrive this morning, and despite strong advance sales, good seats remain for prompt applicants.
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Romeo et Juliette in French on Monday Night
The program lists soprano Lucrezia Bori and tenor Beniamino Gigli among cast members for Gounod operas Romeo et Juliette. The fragmentary text names several other performers and a conductor, suggesting a full evening of French opera with ballet elements.
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Metropolitan Opera cast arrives for Atlanta Romeo et Juliette debut
Ralph T. Jones reports the Metropolitan company arrived in two detachments, Tuerezin Hori and Benjamin Gigli disembarking at Terminal and Brookwood respectively. The core company is safely housed at the Georgian Terrace and will perform tonight at the Auditorium, with Billy Guard guiding press relations. Public interest peaks as New York reviews promise a top production unseen in Atlanta.
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Weather Forecast Summary From Various Regions
Weather notes indicate generally fair conditions in Washington and parts of Florida and Texas while many regions expect clouds or showers on Monday and Tuesday. Cooler turns are anticipated in the northwest states and portions of the south with some locations forecasting warmer conditions later.
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