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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1927

Page

9

Carol Anxious 70 Sees Dying Father

Paris June 4 Prince Carol seeks to visit his dying father King Ferdinand of Romania before death. Peasant Party leaders in Paris urge Premier Averescu to grant a brief bedside visit, promising parliamentary support and a border escort if allowed. Carol hopes a short, nonpolitical visit to the king ends the estrangement, despite royal demands to renounce his mistress and reconcile with Crown Princess Helen.

Paris Carol Peasants’ Party Bucharest Ferdinand Marie Love Mamie Lupescu Helen Neet Mme Lupescu Peasant Party Averescu

Government Pansies For U S Hero Dead

Washington James F. Uncle Sam used his flowers May 30 to decorate graves of the heroic dead in Arlington. Pansies from the department of agriculture were sent by truck to the national cemetery. What remained went to the Soldiers Home cemetery with other flowers. Regular army veterans of the Mexican war and the thinned G A R ranks had turned decoration over to the American Legion.

Washington James Sam Arlington Department of Agriculture National Cemetery Soldiers’ Home Cemetery G.A.R Tts American Legion

Romania's Crown Prince Faces Loss of Peasant Support

An emissary in Paris told the International News Service that Crown Prince Carol risks losing unwavering backing from the peasant party and young Roumanians if he visits his father. The peasants say he remains the dynasty's only hope and should be restored as heir to the throne.

Mer Paris Carol Roumania

Free Symphony Concerts To Be Held In Cleveland Parks

Cleveland plans five weeks of free open air symphony concerts starting June 24 under municipal auspices. City funds of 10,000 will build grandstands in Gordon and Edgewater Parks for seven programs weekly led by Rudolph Ringwall, with Nikolai Sokoloff connected to the venture.

Cleveland William R. Hopkins Metropolitan Opera Company New York Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Hollywood Los Angeles Minneapolis Detroit San Fran Cisco Cleveland Orchestra Europe Mia Adella Prentiss Hughes Hopkins Rudolph Ringwall Nikolai Sokoloff Sanancisco Gordon Edgewater

Best Orator From Utah Wins Regional Honors

Salt Lake City June 4 Dorothy Carlson East Side high school student ranked best orator in four states and reached the national contest in Washington May 27. She competed in regional contests in Los Angeles and received unanimous judges votes both there and at home continuing Utah’s strong showing.

Salt Lake City Dorothy Carlson East Side Atington Miss Carlson Utah Los Angeles

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