Mary Lou and Tony Plan A Nightlife Escape
Mary Lou Liesse travels to London and begins a rapid string of social attachments with aviator Tony Titherington, while Brynmor Whittamore grows closer to dancer Clarice Day. Jay outfits Mary Lou in a chic gown as she plots lively evenings at Lady Hay s ball and multiple parties.
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the Berkeley
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Georgia healthcade continues journey in Brunswick
The first Georgia healthcade turns westward as it begins its second week in Brunswick Georgia on June 16. The event moves through towns collecting public health stories and outreach. Local officials say the healthcade aims to raise awareness and provide screenings and information to residents.
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Faculty changes at State University announced
Athens Ga June 16 faculty changes including resignations appointments and promotions were announced by Chancellor Charles M Snelling of the University of Georgia in his report to the board of trustees. H J Stegeman was named dean of men. Resignations included M H Bryan H T Coggins L B Freeman and others. Promotions appointments leaves of absence and new faculty listed with several U S A officers in ROTC.
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University of Georgia
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L. B. Freeman
David L. Graham
Innglish
G. W. Legwen
E. D. Newton
Ira C. Nichols
Vernon M. Shell
J. B. Summers
R. B. Trimble
R. P. Brooks
School of Commerce
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J. C. Greene
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Sapelo Treanor
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Crawford W. Long
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State Press Institute
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The
New York Evening World
Touring party inspects Glynn health program during stopover
The group traveled to Waycross Douglas and Dublin and examined Glynn county health services. Fatigue from a strenuous first week led to curtailed social activities as several healthcare members sought rest.
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King Carol II to Rest at Pelsch Castle After Turbulent Presidency
Bucharest observers report King Carol II will travel over 50 miles to Pelsch Castle for a rest until Thursday. Since returning to Bucharest he has faced royal family tensions, questions over his divorce and reconciliation attempts with Queen Helen, mother of Michael. A Berne telegram claimed Mme. Lupescu would enter Romania incognito. officials deny re ports of her return and the church questions over the divorce linger.
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Magda Lupescu
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Greece
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Berne
London Daily Mail
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Bagden
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Scorbistea Castle
New Jersey Senate Primary Sets Voting Tomorrow
New Jersey faces a heated GOP senate fight with Dwight W. Morrow, Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, and Franklin D. Fort as candidates. The key issue is liquor policy with Morrow backing repeal, Frelinghuysen favoring federal control with modification, and Fort running on a dry platform. White House neutrality statements and reactions from supporters of Fort and Frelinghuysen frame the contest.
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White House of Neutrality
Dwight W. Morrow
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Franklin D. Fort
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Frelinghuysen
Fort
State Anti-Saloon League
David Baird, Jr
Hoover
Senate
White House
Baird
Germany Told She Must Reform Budget to Meet Debts
Berlin reports summarize S Parker Gilbert Dawes plan final findings urging radical budget reform to meet Young plan payments. He notes 1929 30 deficits and weak revenue control, with 1924 1930 timeline ending May 17 1930. U S drains about 75 million and France about 985 million in reparations transfers.
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Berlin
S. Parker Gilbert
Reich
Gilbert
United States
France
Arkansas City Boy Speaks Hungarian and Romanian at 8
An 8 year old in Arkansas City Kansas has learned to speak the languages of Hungary and Romania. The remarkable linguistic ability highlights early exposure and memory skills for a child in the region.
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Hungary
Rumania
Spain France and Germany in addition to Yiddish and English
A fragment notes languages including Spain, France and Germany alongside Yiddish and English. The snippet hints at multilingual considerations or contexts but lacks clear actions, dates, or events to determine a fuller item.
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