Lost Dauphin of France Not Victim of the Revolution
Clearwater Florida July 7 The lost Dauphin of France son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette was not a revolution victim but escaped to Canada and had a son reared by John C Calhoun. Mrs Madeline Buchanan Gill cites documents from Princess De Montglyon and traces the Dauphin to Henry De Rion who joined the British army and died in 1828.
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Clearwater
Fla
Dauphin
France
Louis XVI
Marie Antoninette
Madeline Buchanan Gill
Canada
John C. Calhoun
Gill
Princess de Montglyon
Belgium
Tampa
Marie Antoinette
Countess Cabarray
Barras
Naples
Duc Davaray
Paris
Charles Mercy Argenteau
Princess de Montelyon
Holland
Duke of
Orleans
Madame de Rion
Henry de Rion
Margaret, Hunter
James Henry de Rion
Argenteau
Calhoun
South Carolina
Mary Catherine Wier
Harrisburg
Winnsboro
S. C
Louis XVII
New Loans to Veterans Reach 792 Million Dollars
The Veterans Administration reports total new loans since the 50 percent loan law reached 792,436,116 dollars as of June 27, issued to 2,064,609 veterans. The Washington office led with 152,858,078 dollars for 417,804 veterans, while New York, Hines Illinois, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles each loaned over 25 million. Eighteen other cities exceeded 10 million.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
New York
Hines
Ill
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Charlotte
N. C
Dallas
Texas
Nashville
Rev John E White Baptist Divine Stricken in Savannah
Savannah Ga July 7 Pastor Rev John E White of the First Baptist Church here and president of the Georgia Baptist Convention was stricken yesterday while in his study and is confined to his bed today with illness reverently reported from Savannah.
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John E. White
Baptist Divine
Savannah
First Baptist Church
Georgia Baptist Convention
Mellon and Son Leave for the French Riviera
Secretary Andrew W. Mellon and his son Paul depart for Cap Ferrat on the French Riviera after a near miss at the railway station. Mellon deflects questions about debt talks, saying there is never a last word. The report mentions family ties to the Dauphin saga and inheritance rumors surrounding Princess de Montglyon.
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Paris
Andrew W. Mellon
Paul
French Riviera
Cap Ferrat
Charles Yates Leads Sea Island Amateur With 79
Charles Yates of Atlanta shot a 79 to take the lead in the medal round of the Georgia amateur at Sea Island Beach Georgia. Other scores included Charles Black Jr 81 and many from Atlanta up and down the leaderboard amid heat sun and late rain.
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Charles Yates
Atlanta
Sea Island Beach
Georgia
Charles Black, Jr
Wilmer Davis
Arch Martin
John Grant, Jr
Richard Hickey
Wells Moore
Dalton
J. R. Roddenberry
Cairo
Walter Oakes
Brunswick
N. Nightingale
Stocks Decline As Debt Settlement Becomes Reality
New York reports heavy profit taking and short selling push the market lower with net losses ranging from two to ten dollars a share. The decline follows a brief open rise and late-session activity after news of debt moratorium negotiations between Paris and Washington.
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New York
Paris
Washington
Hoover
New York Stock Exchange
One Dead in Newnan Shooting Fray
Newnan Georgia July 7 Rube Hansen aged 57 died and Newton Hodges 35 hospital bound after a shooting fray Monday about 12 miles from Newnan Hosie Hansen was held on assault charges Hodges fired the fatal shot authorities said the shooting was the likely outcome of a dispute about a property matter
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Newnan
Rube Hansen
Newton Hodges
Hosie Hansen
Hodges
Hansen
Atlanta Journal
Joe Grove Held in Thomas County Prison
Joe Grove, long sought as a reputed criminal, is jailed in Thomas County after extradition from Abbeville. He faces a robbery warrant and possible links to Deputy H. A. White’s slaying near Grove’s home. The capture followed Governor requests and a tense extradition process.
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Joe Grove
Thomas County
Joe Groves
Abbeville
H. A. White
Grove
Davis
Worth County
Georgia
Alabama
Boston
Sylvester
Buds Meet Wahoos This Afternoon and Foley Tomorrow
This afternoon the Buds face the Wahoos with Hand slated to work and George Johnson possibly saved for Thursday in Albany. Foley, managed by Jimmy Culpepper, travels with top Perry league players and plans a Sunday game at Foley. A five game set push begins with Albany, Cairo, and Grady County matchups forthcoming.
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George Johnson
Albany
Hand
Thomasville
Foley
Brooks Scanlon Company
Perry
Jimmy Culpepper
Henry
Tifton
Buds
Cairo
Sheeley
George Everett
Grady Countions
Japanese Troops Deployed to Korea to Quell Clashes
Tokyo reports movement of Japanese troops to areas of fighting between Chinese and Koreans with 82 dead and hundreds injured in two days. Troops join gendarmes to crush unrest while authorities ___ arrest 90 Korean agitators at Pingyang and 400 at Seoul.
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Tokyo
War Office
Korea
Pingyang
Seoul
China Demands End to Outrage After Korea Incidents
In Nanking the foreign ministry urged an end to anti Chinese outrages in Korea and said a strong representation had been lodged with Japan with assurances demanded that such outrages not recur. The report also notes a court case involving Rube Hansen and Wail Hodges, with Hodges serving a three month sentence on Coweta county roads, and mentions Hansen's surviving family.
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China
Nanking
Foreign Ministry
Korea
Rube Hansen
Wail Hodges
Coweta
Hansen
Judge Kelley Sees Women Slightly Worse in Dissipation
Richmond July 7 Judge Camilla Kelley of Memphis told a National Federation breakfast that dissipation or law violation is a little worse in women than men because women are mothers of the race. She urged equal rights but not equal wrongs and noted women have advanced in many fields while lacking universal voting unity.
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Richmond
Camilla Kelley
Memphis
National Federation of Business and Professional Club
Old Dominion
National Federation
Kelley
Early baseball scores and tax notice from Dakota
National League games show Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston postponed by rain. St Louis beat Chicago 14 to 0 with Hallahan and Johnson starred. American League Philadelphia visited Washington, Boston at New York on the slate. A legal notice from Pierre, South Dakota, reports a temporary injunction against enforcing the lard substitute tax enacted July 1, in Judge John Hughes' circuit court.
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Dakota
Pierre
South Dakota
John ¥. Hughes
Wesson
Personal visitors and local business riders in town
Mr J T Childers of Jacksonville and Mr A E Harris of Macon visit for the day. Messrs F S Tharpe Jr and C M Adams Jr of Macon on business. R M Lee and R G Foster of Gordon Ga visit briefly. Nick's Sandwich Shop promotes electric milk shakes. Pat Paite and wife Pat Jr leave for Monteagle Tenn for three weeks. Floyd Dees returns home after two weeks visiting relatives.
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J. T. Childers of
Jacksonville
Town
A. E. Harris
Macon
Messrs
F. S. Tharpe Jr
C. M. Adams Jr
R. M. Lee
R. G. Foster
Gordon, Ga
Pat Paite
Pat Jr
Monteagle Tenn
Floyd Dees
Miller County
Local visitors and relatives tour regional towns
Mrs W E Horton of Jacksonville visits Mrs J R Floyd for the week. Mr R A Jones of Norfolk is among business visitors for a short stay. Mr D C Duren Jr visits his sister Mrs A A Parker in Valdosta for a few days. Mr and Mrs F H Halfacre return after visiting relatives and friends in Saint Augustine.
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W. E. Horton
Jacksonville
J. R. Floyd
R.A. Jones
Norfolk
D. C. Duren, Jr
A. A. Parker
Valdosta
F. H. Halfacre
Saint Augustine
Shoes repair offer and travel notices from a past issue
Shoes offer notes say a good upper lasts three soles and three pairs of shoes cost 27 dollars. One pair rebuilt twice costs 18 dollars. Friends report Miss Tabitha Cheshire recovering well after an operation at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs J Silverman departs for Savannah to sail to New York and other eastern points.
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Tabitha Cheshire
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Friends Note Pringle and Massey Recoveries
Friends report James C. Pringle in good condition after a kidney stone operation at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital. Robert W. Massey is in splendid condition following an appendectomy at the same hospital last night.
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James C. Pringle
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Robert W. Massey
GA Senators Debate Pay Cuts and State Debt Plan
The Georgia senate considers measures including paying 20 to 25 million dollars owed to 153 counties at 10 percent yearly from highway funds. Other proposals urge oyster bed development, farm tractor fuel tax relief, and lowering lawful interest. Debate continued on a law practice prohibition for associations and corporations with amendments allowing title insurers to prepare documents and unlicensed individuals to draw papers.
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Senate
Beck
State Highway Department
Martin
Commissioner of Game and Fish
Johnson
Pruett
Relief From Heat Expected In Two Days
Atlanta July 7 Relief from hot weather in two days was promised by meteorologist C F Von Herrmann. A high pressure area moving in from the northwest should arrive Friday bringing pleasant weather for the weekend. Light thundershowers were a possibility this afternoon. Year to date rainfall is 13.25 inches deficient.
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Atlanta
C. F. von Herrmann
Experts to Work Out Final Details on Postponed Payments
Continue from Page One cites a moratorium schedule with totals for Belgium Greece France Great Britain Italy Poland Latvia Lithuania Hungary and others totaling hundreds of millions. A separate complaint targets a lard substitute law as unconstitutional claiming discrimination confiscation and interference with interstate commerce.
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Ausetia Cole
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Oi and
Cottonseed Products .Concern
Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Town Drift
Miss Mildred Cook of Pelham visits Miss Christine Wheeler near the city. Miss Edna Myrick of Tallahassee is a patient at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital for a few days. Henry Wood and daughter Lucile of Winter Garden, formerly of the city, visit relatives and friends, city welcomes them back. Dainty dinners at Milton’s Paradise on Boston Road under new management.
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Mildred Cook
Pelham
Christine Wheeler
Edna Myrick
Tallahassee
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Henry Wood
Lucile
Winter Garden
Frs
Mr. Wood
Auction Friday at Ten O'clock at Canfield Furniture
Do not miss auction sale at Canfield Furniture on Friday at ten o'clock. The sale is to be held at 208 West Jackson Street with Rev and Mrs B L Bond and family among attendees along with Mr R A Bond of Atlanta and Mr Vernon Bond of Miami visiting Boston.
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W. Jackson Street
Canfield Furniture
W. Jackson St
B. L. Bond
R. A. Bond
Atlanta
Joe Bond
Vernon Bond
Miami
Willis Hughes
David Lee
Thomasville
O. P. Bond
Boston
Plaza Cafe Serves Popular Fried Chicken Dinners
Mr and Mrs Cantey Pace welcome a baby girl born last night at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital and Plaza Cafe dinners continue to grow in popularity each week.
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Plaza Cafe
Auction Sale Friday July 10 10 A M Furnishings From Canfield Estate
Auction sale announced for Friday July 10 at 10 A M featuring furniture from the Canfield estate along with hundreds of other bargains at 208 W Jackson Street. Also notes Mrs N E Sanders departed for Buffalo to join Mr Sanders.
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Canfield
W. Jackson Street
Card of Thanks for Mrs. E F J Barco
We thank friends in Metcalfe and Monticello for kindness and sympathy during our mother Mrs E F J Barco’s illness and death. We thank our physicians for faithful service. May God bless you all in our prayer. Mrs. T W White and Mrs. A M Mash.
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Metcalfe
Monticello
EF. J. Barco
T. W. White
A. M. Mash
Italian Freighter Carnia Anchored After Collision Off Ambrose Light
The Italian freighter Carnia anchored off quaratine today after colliding with the liner France in heavy fog near Ambrose Light. The Carnia with a small hole above the water line received no aid offer from the France, which continued to Europe. Carnia departed Palermo on June 18.
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New York
Quaratine
France
Ambrose Light
Europe
Carnia
Palermo
Italy
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Zack Varnedoe
Mellon
Son
Zack Varnedee
Bfee
Enawennniessaseoreanenaseseceesen
A&pi
J. J. Blanton American Cafe
M. V. Arnau
Busy Bee
B. CG
Blanton Bobs
J. W. Blanton
J. J. Crawford Aveniens
Cricket
Davis & Roberson
Golden Bros
Aee
Nick’s
Peisler’s Market Rosemary
J. G. Keyton
Russell Hotel
J. Mi
Thomasville Restaurant
M. Sampson
Sara Coffee Shoppe Penne
Roy Smith Union News Comarae
W. H. Leonard
Jim Golden
Elliott Haas
Scott Hudson, Jr
T. Tollison
Cliff King, Jr
J. D. Norris
Carey Baker
Charles Daniels
Georgia Harris
Dewey Bowen
Caldwell Holliday
Don Conklin
William Weischselbaum, Jr
J. D. Kirven, Jr
Columbus
W. J. Stoddard
Humphrey Wagar
Robin Adair
Robert Chambers
Ben Jones
White
Ala
Perry, Fla
the Times - Enterprise
Kyoto
Japan
Kyoto Astronomical Observatory
National League
Brooklyn
Phelps
Lopez
Bolen
RHE
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Crowder
Spencer
American Cafe
Nick’s Sandwich Shop
J. S. Alred
D. J. Maddox Service Station
L. J. Sturdivant
South Broad Street
Milton's Paradise
Boston Road
New Management
R. L. Wyche
H. H. McDavid
Fred Singletary
Luren Teate
Isaak Waltons
Dead Lakes
Wewahitchka
Marianna
Baxley
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Montreal
L. P. Green
D. P. A. Thomasville
Atlantic Coast — Line
the Standard Railroad of the South
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