Wealth of King Not Exportable in Exile
Paris reports that King Alfonso of Spain has wealth tied to Spanish enterprises and utilities amounting to about 30,000,000 pesetas, with much of his vast art and royal possessions likely seized by Republican authorities. The article notes doubts about asset values, potential court disputes, and the king’s inability to access his palaces, jewels, and lands amid the monarchy’s fall.
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Paris
Alfonso
Europe
Spain
Cherry Royalty Concerns and Inheritance Details
The Queen Mother Maria Christina reportedly prepared for possible exile and secured funds abroad. The Prince of the Asturias is set to receive 15090 dollars annually from his grandmother. Alfonso’s liquid fortune is estimated from two to five million dollars. The King of Spain owns real estate including the million peseta Royal Palace at Santander and the Palace at San Sebastian.
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Maria Christina
Prince of the Asturias
Alfonso
King of Pain
Santander
San Sebastian
Wealthy Palaces Valued Around Two Million Dollars
The notes indicate values of 160 000 dollars for certain items and list two palaces valued together at roughly 2 000 000 dollars. The Royal family currently occupies a floor of the Savoy La Fontainebleau hotel.
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Savoy
la Fontainebleau
Wellington Fair Dates Set With Half Price Gates
Wellington officials announce the Wellington Fair will run on June 28 24 and 25 with half admission at 25 cents for the first time in years. Premiums will drop about a third, directors re elected, and organizers vow a bigger and better fair despite county support only for one event this year. Howard Evans hosts a birthday dinner with local friends and Paul Starr of Cleveland. George Hadasovitch attends Akron Scout Camp as Junior leader candidate. Chris McDermott from the local troop plans to join next week.
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Wellington
Bradstock
Howard Evans
Chow Menin
Ray Coates
Kenneth Brouse
Ernie Preston
Burrel Murch
Walter Sutliff
This Place
Paul Starr
Cleveland
George Hadasovitch
Akron
Chris McDermott
Troup
Wellington Bride Marries Cleveland Man At Elyria Parsonage
Miss Margaret Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Edwards of Lincoln street wed Lewis Middlesetter son of Mr and Mrs John Middlesetter of Lima Monday at the First Methodist church parsonage in Elyria. Rev C E Bond officiated. The bride wore a white chiffon wedding dress with white silk.
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Wellington
Scientists at AAAS summer meeting in Syracuse June 2025
Scientists named to play key roles at the American Association for the Advancement of Science summer meeting in Syracuse New York in June 2025 include Dr Arthur Hill Compton from the University of Chicago Dr Paul W Merrill from Mount Wilson Observatory Pasadena Prof William H Hobbs from the University of Michigan and J H L Shantz president of the University of Arizona Television is a principal discussion topic.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Syracuse
N. Y
Arthur Hill Compton
University of Chicago
Paul W Merrill
Mount Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
J. H. L. Shantz
University of Arizona
Middlesetter to move into Elyria home
Mr and Mrs Middlesetter will reside in their newly purchased home in Elyria with Mr Middlesetter commuting daily to Cleveland work and Mrs Middlesetter driving to Wellington daily to work as bookkeeper for The Telling Belle Vernon Co. BRIEFS events include Sunday visits from Cleveland couples, a Children's Day program at Baptist church, and regular summer music offerings.
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Pers and
White Hat
H. E. Davies
M. H. Blanchard
Cleveland
O. Blanchard
Baptist Sunday School
Murray Finley
Baptist Church
A. L. Vickers
Lovain
E. H. West
Mans Field
H. K. Finley
Ulrich Hege
E. M. Vincent
Loraine County Bee Keepers Association
Amherst
Baptist Young People of the Independent Churches
Bethesda
George Bates
Spencer
Marie Hege
Wheaton College
Eileen Ferrell
Forrest Ferrell
Wheeling Avenue
Toledo
Rising Sun
Ohio
Emil Gullea
William Stevenson
Benjamin Warren
The
Gas and Electric Co
Mansfield
Virginia Warren
Albert Warren
Valley city social notes from June visits and events
Valley City items recount visits to Spencer by the Bauer and Betz families, Sargent guests from Perry Ohio, commencement at Baldwin Wallace, Zion's Lutheran confirmation for ten youths, Lorain County Day in Wooster, and regional calls by Mrs. Maibauer, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Goodman, the Arnold family, Mrs. Eberhard, Mrs. Carr, and Medina Women's Reserve Corps totaling about sixty members.
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Valley City
Carl Bauer
George
Mildred Betz
John Silk
Harley Dobson
Spencer
Richard Sargent
Perry, O
Sargent
Catherine Deiterick
Wm. Steck
Wilma
Baldwin-Wallace Col College
Zion's Lutheran Church
Bernard Krueger
Gilbert Wolfe
Leona Hammond
Elsie Beane
Sophia Kruezxer
Pearl Bauer
Alice Scheelhas
Ena Gayer
Hilda Steingass
Gertrude Mantz
Fred Maibauer
Cleveland
Charles Butt
Carl Schmidt
Bert Goodman
Lorain County
Wooster
Clarence Arnold
Seville
C. B. Arnold
Sam. Mack
J. Eberhard
Medina
Nora Ellis
Mansfield
Catherine Carr
Women's Reserve Corps of
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