Asa Gandler Candler Dies in Atlanta Coca Cola Founder Passes
Asa G. Candler the Coca Cola magnate dies at Wesley Memorial hospital in Atlanta at 78 after a yearlong illness. Funeral planned for Thursday as the city and South mourn the philanthropist and former Atlanta mayor who built a soft drink empire from a $2.50 start and helped save regional business leaders during hard times.
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Morial Hospital
Emory University
Henry Heinz
Candler
Coca Cola Company
Atlanta
Villa Rica
N. B. Hallman
Laucy Howard
Onezima de Bouchelle
New Orleans
May Little Ragin
More Readers Born On First Day of April
Two more names were added to the Chronicle readers born on April 1. Charles Hamilton of 37 West Broad Street will celebrate his twenty third birthday on April Fool's Day. Harold Jackson of 155 Courtland Street Wellington will observe his thirteenth birthday on the same day. Readers born on this date are asked to send their names to the editor.
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Chronicle-Teilegram
Charles Hamilton
West Broad Street
Harold Jackson
Courtland Street
Wellington
Newest Styles for Smart Wear in 1930s Fashion
The season brings colored handbag frames in faux ivory amber tortoise and quartz finishes. Lace trimmed gardenias for tailleur shine, bows adorn blouses, rayon voiles resist wrinkles and offer cool dance frocks, tri tone scarves stand out, bicorne hats gain favor. Jewelry features wood bead sets paired with simulated pearls and metals.
Hoover asked to call national conference on crippled children
President Hoover may be urged to convene a national conference on problems of crippled children. The proposal, from the International Society for Crippled Children at Minneapolis, aims to gather leaders in social welfare, orthopedics, hospital work, and government. Seventeen states already have related legislation.
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International Society For Crippled Children
Minneapolis
Harry H. Howett
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Howett
Friends
Hownett
American Child Health Association
American Red Cross
Hewett
California
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
West Vilgins
New York
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Michigan
Maryland
Florida
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Oregon
Man Offers to Remove Star Boarder From Wife's Home
In North Adams Massachusetts a husband, aged over 69, asks police how to remove a star boarder from his wife's home. He fears possible confrontation and says the boarder has beaten the wife, seeking police aid if needed. The couple separated about a year ago after earlier legal steps. He insists on protecting his wife and is willing to help.
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North Adams
Mass
Polre
Defien ii
Jessels Captivates Capitol Audience In Lucky Boy
George Jessels, famed for The Jaz Singer and The War Song, headlines Tiffany-Stahl's Lucky Boy at the Capitol Theatre. The film follows a New York East Side Jewish boy rising to national fame as a singer and artist, mirroring Jessels's own career.
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Broadway
George Jessels
Tiffany-Stahl
Capitol Theatre
Viola Brothers Shore
New York
East Side
Jessel
Great Britain and US Annual Budgets Reported At Four Billion
The annual budgets of Great Britain and the United States are both cited as four billion dollars. This summary notes the identical figure for both nations and highlights the common budget level mentioned in the report.
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Great Britain
The
United States
Naughty Baby Co Feature with Mulhall and White at Capitol Theatre
Alice White and Jack Mulhall are cofeatured in First National's Naughty Baby a high stepping comedy drama to be shown at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow with sound This marks their first screen pairing Miss White has just become a First National star completing Show Girl and Mulhall recently wrapped Waterfront with Dorothy Mackaill a notable supporting cast member rounds out the picture
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Alice White
Jack Mulhall
First National
Capitol Theatre
Miss White
Mulhall
Waterfront
Dorothy Mackalll
Company unveils move to Elyria and nearing production start
W W. R. Garland, vice-president, says plant alterations at West street and the B and O railroad are complete and offices have moved from Cleveland to Elyria. The dry stock is relocated, but some machinery delays keep full manufacturing from starting yet.
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W W. R. Garland
Garland
West Street
B. and O
Elyria
Cleveland
HeSoun Company Expands Sales Force and Varnish Venture
Gar land reports HeSoun Company will add two more salesmen soon, with one or two more later, while keeping a small factory staff to meet demand. The firm plans full varnish, house paint, and color tint production and is exploring aeronautical waterproofing for materials used in airplanes. Officers are L. C. HeSoun president and E. R. Garland vice president, with Lemmermen secretary and Boers treasurer. directors include Bultman Bankner Huml and Douglas. Also note county savings deposits grew from under 7 million dollars a century ago to over 10 billion.
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HeSoun Company
Garland
Heroun Company
L. C. HeSoun
E. R. Garland
H. E. Lemmermen
EH. H. Boers
EF. H. Bultman
J. W. Bankner
Lady Huml
Cleveland
L. S. Douglas
Elyria
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Rivoli
Esther Ralston
Gary Cooper
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Beggars OF Life
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