Runaway King Paul Finds Restless Freedom Abroad
Paul I king of Northumbr a renounces the throne to marry Ardath Richmond and becomes private citizen Paul Ferrone. The couple faces public scrutiny as they travel through Europe seeking meaning beyond royal ease, while Paul contemplates a new life including ranches in Canada Argentina or the United States.
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Paul Ferrone
Ardath Richmond
Paul
Joseph
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Reg
Gte van Twyne
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DR. Sonders
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Paris
Canada
Argentina
United States
San Lorenzo
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A Maine Man Sells a 37-Foot Sloop La Sylphide
Paul Ferrone meets Jonas Coffin on a quay where a palm sized sloop named La Sylphide is for sale. Coffin explains the boat, his Maine background, and a plan to sail or sell as Paul eyes a quick purchase for three thousand dollars and immediate transfer.
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William Penn Tigers beat Logan High 28 to 14 in second game
William Penn Tigers win 28 14 over Logan High Concord and the girls defeat visiting team 9 5 in local gym Monday. Notable players include Humphrey Alston Gilbreath Smith and McCall as fans praise the passing attack. The schedule lists games through March with several open dates.
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Local Chapter of Colored Graduate Nurses Meet at Miss Sauber Home
The colored graduate nurses group schedules a Thursday afternoon gathering at 3 o'clock at 716 East Washington Street, hosted by Miss Gertrude Sauber.
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Funeral services for Mike Staley at First Baptist Trinity
Funeral services for Mike Staley age 65 will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the First Baptist church in Trinity. Staley a well known farmer of the Trinity community died Sunday morning. He is survived by his wife Minnie Staley a daughter Mrs Augustus Gray and a sister Mrs Stewart of Philadelphia.
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Funeral services for Mrs El len Clark held in Jackson Springs
Funeral services for Mrs El len Clark were held in Jackson Springs this afternoon. She is survived by her husband Mack Clark and a sister Mrs Mildred Harrington. Miss Avant celebrated at an informal party hosted by Mrs Phoebe Houston at Mrs Gertrude Spencer's home on Normal Street.
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Hal A. Davis Named Acting Manager at Duke Power Co
Hal A. Davis will assume the role of acting manager at Duke Power Co in High Point. A Charlotte native and UNC graduate electrical engineer, Davis has ten years with the company and previously led the Chester South Carolina branch for four years. He joined Duke Power after completing a General Electric testing course.
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Irene the schooner becomes a symbol of freedom
Paul muses on naming the boat Irene in memory of a vanished American schooner. He envisions the life of windjammers and the thrill of sailing La Sylphide, now to be renamed Irene, as he signs papers at city hall. Yet he laments that he traded a throne for freedom only to need a boat to avoid boredom.
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Paul
la Sylphide
Irene
208 Prisoners Taken In Raid On Picture Show
Baltimore police raided a cinema on Monday night to halt an indecent movie. About 208 spectators were detained over five hours, with sixteen patrol wagons used to transport them to the station. Louis Jacobs, the producer, was held on 250 dollars bond as officers counted deposits.
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Southern District
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August Mueller
Louis Jacobs
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