Radio boosts Chinese quota of U S news in Shanghai
United Press opens a Shanghai bureau and begins full American news service in Chinese and English papers aided by new radio links with Manila and the United States. AP joins later via Reuters, expanding daily telegraphic coverage to North China through Kuo Min and North China Daily News collaborations.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Shanghai
China
United States
Manila
North China Daily News
Evening News
Reuter
Associated Press
Shanghai Times
China Press
China Daily
United Press Report
Kuo Min
National News Service
New York Stock Exchange
Daily Stock Exchange Review
Dow-Jones Financial News Agency
China Field
Far East
Nanking
United Press American News
Yangtse Valley
United Press Bureau
United States Navy
Philippines
Peking
Tientsin
News Center of
National Government of China
United Press Service
Radio Administration
Radio Corporation of
America
Radio Corporation of the Philippines
San Francisco
Honolulu
Tokyo
Asia
Holman Wins Gardner Air Race Classic
Charles W. Speed Holman of St Paul won the first Gardner Cup air race from East St. Louis to Indianapolis at 157 mph in a Laird Mono. Syd Noy Hall of St. Louis finished second at 144 mph in a Travel Air, with Arthur J. Davis of East Lansing third at 149 mph in a Waco. The Memorial Day event, started by Russell E. Gardner, will be annual.
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United Press
East ST. Louis
Here
Indianapolis
Charles W
Holman
St. Paul
Laird
Sydnoy Hall
St. Louis
Arthur J. Davis
East Lansing
Mich
Waco
John P. Wood
Wausau
Wis
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kas
Cessna
Stanley T. Stanton
Dale Jackson
Russell E. Gardner
Gardner Motor Co
Camp plans of Girl Scouts Amarillo gathering
Tomorrow the Girl Scouts of Amarillo plan a full day at the camp two miles north of the Helium plant. Troop No 1 will plant flowerbeds clean the swimming pool and deepen the pool by building a dam. A council meeting at 4 pm will choose the camp name and site for the keeper's cabin.
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Girl Scouts of
Amarillo
M. L. Fuller
METHODISTS BOW IN RESPECT TO DR. HYER
Southern Methodism bowed its head in respect to Dr. Robert S. Hyer first president of Southern Methodist University who died in Dallas Texas. Funeral services were at Highland Park Methodist church with Bishop J M Moore Dr J R Allen and SMU President Charles C Selecman officiating. Hyer formerly led Southwestern University Georgetown and served as SMU president emeritus after resigning in 1920 to focus on science.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodism
Robert S. Hyer
Southern Methodist University
Highland Park Methodist Church
J. M. Moore
J. R. Allen
Charles C. Selecman
Hyer
Southwestern University
Georgetown
8S. M. U
Reparations Experts Push Toward Final Agreement
Paris May 31 The reparations experts pressed negotiations toward a complete Germany creditor nations accord with two sub committees handling transfer safeguards a moratorium and related subjects. The group backed Owen Young compromise and hoped for a final announcement and possible adjournment within four days.
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Paris
Germany
Owen PD
Hjalmar Schacht
Ludwig Kast
Josiah Stamp
Great Britain
Emile Moreau
Subcommittee Forms On German Reservations Finances
A second subcommittee comprising Dr Karl Mirchior of Germany Emile Francqui of Belgium and Messrs Pirelli and Moreau was formed to study the purely financial questions in the German reservations notably those tied to the last 22 annuities which the Germans have strongly objected to.
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Karl Mirchior
Germany
Emile Francqui
Belgium
Messrs. Pirelli and Moreau
Sub-Committees Progress on German Reparations, Railways, Bank
Two sub-committees worked until midnight and reached notable progress. They discussed a moratorium on payments to the agent general for reparation from Germany, the Danish lien on German railroads, and Germany’s role in a proposed international bank.
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Germany
Propqsed
International Bank
Mexican rail men hunger strike after court ruling
In Mexico City 250 railroad workers demonstrated inside the national supreme court chambers to protest a judgment overruled by an arbitration committee that stripped them of union employee status after the 1926 strike. They vowed to stay until the court's decision was reversed.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
National Supreme Court
Supreme Court
City Equalization Board Members Appointed
Chester Adams C N Humphries and L S Lahm qualified as members of the city equalization board this morning. Adams is a holdover member and the others were appointed at Tuesday night’s commission meeting. The board will begin work in three to four weeks.
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Chester Adams
C. N. Humphries
L. S. Lahm
Mr. Adams
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