All-Time Pentathlon Ace Trains Successor
Wayne Pa. The record holder J Howard Berry of Pennsylvania dominated the pentathlon at the Penn Relays on April 28 1916. Now a coach at Valley Forge Military Academy he mentors Nat Duval a Philadelphia interacademic sprint champion turned broad jumper and hurdler with skill in javelin shot and discus.
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Berry
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne, Pa
Nat Duval
Duval
Philadelphia
Prince of Hawaii Not a Real Prince Says Henry Oana
Atlanta sports writers hailed Henry Oana as a royal Hawaiian prince when he joined the Atlanta club. The player dismissed the label, calling himself a kid from a sugar plantation in Hawaii who hopes to succeed in the big leagues. He spoke after arriving from Portland, Ore., to join the Southern squad.
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Atlanta
Tocal Sports
Hawaii
Henry Oana
Portland
Ore
Nerve-worn French King Writes Impressive Prose
Paris reports letters from Louis XIII show neurasthenia though academicians praise the king's prose. In Indiana Scottsburg, Ralph Shields, 18, is kidnapped by a suspect linked to a trio of bandits after a deputy sheriff and a policeman were shot.
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Paris
Louis XIII
Cardinal Hichelieu
Foreign Office
French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Scottsburg
Ind
Ralph Shields
Indiana
Harrison Authorized to Poll Finance Group on Soldiers Bonus
Washington June 5 The senate finance committee authorized Chairman Harrison to poll the group individually on reporting favorably unfavorably or without recommendation the house bill for full payment of the soldiers bonus The measure would issue 2.2 billion dollars in new currency to pay the face value of adjusted compensation certificates for World War veterans and a majority favored an unfavorable report.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Miss
House
Notable Claim to a True Prince Title
The speaker discusses distant lineage claiming possible ancestral links while admitting they cannot clearly claim genuine prince status. The remark hints at family lore and personal skepticism about noble status being inherited or earned.
Community Work at Big Creek Cemetery Meeting
Local note calls all interested to gather at Big Creek on Thursday June 14 to help clear the cemetery and church grounds. The effort aims to restore the area for loved ones buried there, with attendance encouraged or sending someone in support. Mr R P Wimberly plans to move to Savannah after taking a stake in Review Printing Company. Ed Kinlaw of Atlanta now works with Ballard and Ballard at the division offices.
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Big Creek
R. P. Wimberly
Savannah
The
Review Printing Company
Tom Gamble
Wimberly
Ballard and
Ballard
Atlanta
Mr. Wimberly
Thomasville
Mr. Ed. Kinlaw
Garden Club Seeks Roses and Daisies for Graduation Bouquets
The Garden Club will prepare bouquets for the high school graduating class, needing forty five dozen roses and as many Shasta Daisies. Donors should send blooms to the high school basement by nine Friday morning the eighth, or call Mrs J A Horne to arrange pickup. Roses may be stored in Thomasville Ice Co cold storage. Garden Club members should report Friday morning. Swim and Picnic scheduled at Hart's Playground Sunday 2 to 6 PM.
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J. A. Horne
Goodwin
Thomasville Ice Co
Garden Club
Son of former state veterinarian sued for bigamy and divorce
John C. Bahnsen son of Peter F Bahnsen former state veterinarian sits under $1000 bond in two cases one alleging bigamy and another seeking alimony The alimony petition claims Bahnsen married Evelyn Williams on May 11 and a divorce from Martha Smith Bahnsen in Florida was illegal The bigamy charge stems from the May 29 1932 marriage to the first Mrs Bahnsen and a 1933 son Hearing on alimony set June 16 in Douglas with December term for bigamy The defendant led the Waycross C C camp prior to his May marriage
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Waycross
John C. Bahnsen
Peter F. Bahnsen
Martha Smith Bahnsen
Bahnsen
Florida
Evelyn Williams
Cus
Claycus
Clayton
Ala
John Bahnsen
M. D. Dickerson
Douglas
Ware Superior Court
Officers’ Reserve Corps
C. C
Miss Williams
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
New French process powder that stays on longer reduces visible pores and beautifies the complexion. Gentle on skin and free from irritation, the purest face powder claims a natural finish. Available in 50c and 1 in Adv.
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Tonight at Local Church
The Baptist Brotherhood gathers at 7 15 this evening in the Baptist church. A piano and guitar duet by Parks Jackson and J H Beaver is planned along with a usual food feed. A large crowd is expected.
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Baptist Brotherhood
The
Baptist Church
Messrs Parks Jackson
J. H. Beaver
Goldberg Graduates From University With Two Degrees
Herman Goldberg son of Mr and Mrs J Goldberg completes studies at the University of Florida Gainesville earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Laws He attended New York University for two years and is a member of Tau Epsilon Phi and John Marshall Society He returns home this week to visit his parents.
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Berg
J. Goldberg
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Goldberg
New York University
Tau Epsilon Phi
John Marshal Law Society
Rift in Hoover Republicans Over New Party Leaders
Chicago June 5. A rift grows between Hoover loyalists and new party advocates as national committeemen contest a national chairman candidate. Everett Sanders plans to quit today. Leading contenders include Walter S Halluanan West Virginia Henry P Fletcher Pennsylvania George F Getz Chicago Charles D Hills New York Ralph E Williams Oregon.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Walter S. Halluanan
West Virginia
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Rome
Hoover
George F. Getz
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Political clashes flare in France as 100 wounded
In Roubaix a four hour anti fascist riot ended with mounted police charges and many injuries. The unrest followed similar clashes in Paris and other regions. A group called the united front protested what it says are fascist tendencies of the government during a meeting addressed by Deputy Phillippe Henriot.
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Roubaix
France
Paris
Sungay
United Front
Phillippe Henriot
Death of Billy Taylor Six and a Half in City Home
Billy Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor died this morning at their 510 North Madison street home after a three week illness. Pneumonia followed by measles weakened him and he passed away around ten o clock. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 pm from the residence with pallbearers named. Burial will be in Laurel Hill cemetery. He was born November 5 1927 in the city and is survived by his parents a sister Sarah May four. grandparents Mr and Mrs L C Taylor and Mrs K Carter. and several close relatives.
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Billy Taylor
Ralph Taylor
North
Madison Street
Tlpf. Callaway
Rev
Joe Cook
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Messrs
L. S. Crosby
AL Wall
Ralph Mims
Douglas Warris
C.F. McGee
Joe Minchew
Sarah Men
C. Taylor
City
K. Carter
Moses
Oscar Dav
Josh Smith
Hattie Johnson
Construction and Repair Work by B L Brewton
Concrete and roofing specialist B L Brewton offers repair and construction services. Contact phone 208 3 for estimates and scheduling.
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B. L. Brewton
Escape Break At Parchman Prison Sparks Court Inquiry
A Mississippi court of inquiry examined evidence against a dozen convicts who escaped from the state penal farm at Parchman. The breakout left a bloody trail as assailants seized rifles and pistols, overpowered guards, and fled briefly. One escapee, Clifford Smith, remained at large. one convict was killed, and two prisoners and two guards were wounded.
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Parchman
Miss
J. ©. Hanna
Liberty
Clifford Smith
Cotton Closes Higher in Sympathy With Wheat
New Orleans traders report cotton futures gaining due to strength in stocks and wheat. The market ended with gains of 27 to 29 points, with July at 11.90, October at 12.12, and December at 12.24.
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New Orleans
Stavisky Scandal: Police Seize Control Amid Charges
Following repeated accusations in the Stavisky affair police regained control of the situation and stabilized the scene. Officials reported improved security and ongoing investigations to resolve the controversy surrounding the case.
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Stavisky
London Act Reins In Surplus Street Charity Collections
London plans limit on street collections after Advisory Committee finds charities drain funds. Last year 256 days raised over $1,000 through HOD, with collectors seen almost daily from spring to fall. Committee warns charities are killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
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London
Advisory Committee
Superstitious Cubs Edgeed by Giants in Polo Grounds Start
New York Giants trimmed Guy Bush of the Chicago Cubs in his first 1934 start at the Polo Grounds, snapping a seven game winning streak as Bush suffered his first loss of the season. Had he won, it would have marked his third straight opening win reaching eight straight. In prior years 1929 and 1982 the Cubs went on to win the pennant. Princeton University has announced a plan allowing senior students to
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New York
New York Gants
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Bush
Cubs
Spend Nearly All Time in Independent Study
A report notes students devoted most of their time to independent study with limited guidance, suggesting a focus on self directed learning. It cites classroom activities and teacher support as less prominent components of the curriculum.
Moro Datu promises to behave after release from prison
Moro Datu Tahil, a former Moro leader who led actions against American and Filipino officials in 1942 and 1927, is released from prison and vows to quit outlaw life. He reunites with his wife Princess Tarhatitn, a former University of Illinois co ed.
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Manila
Datu Tahil
Princess Tarhatitn
University of Ilinois
Danish Boat Line Declares 300 Percent Dividend
Copenhagen reports Middelfart Dampskibsselskab, monopolist on Middelfart to Snorhoej routes, declares a 300 percent dividend payable in three installments this year.
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Copenhagen
Middelfart Dampskibsselkab
Middelfart
Snorhoej
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