Stock Merger Rumor Affects Giants in New York
A report that a large merger between International Telephone and Telegraph Co and Radio Corporation of America stirred strong stock movements today. Plans not final, but if enacted it would place the merged entity in a dominant position in radio communications alongside cable networks with British ties.
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New York
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Radio, Corporation of America
Nomination Speech Planned for Hoover at Kansas City
James Good announced today that John Mc Nabb of San Francisco will deliver the nominating speech for Herbert Hoover at the Republican convention in Kansas City on June 2.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Chang Tso Lin Proposes Withdrawal From Peking
North China dictator Chang Tso Lin says he will pull all troops from Peking to Manchuria and hand administration to a temporary government, in an issued statement.
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Peking
United Press
North China
Manchuria
Martial law declared in Peking as occupation looms
Shanghai June 2 martial law ordered in Peking ahead of anticipated national occupation. Military forces are being readied for any emergency as the capital braces for rapid action.
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Peking
Shanghai
Northern Chinese Army Heads North Amid Uncertain Moves
Reports from London on June 2 indicate a general northward movement by the Chinese northern army with no fighting yet. Leaders have conferred but have not decided to evacuate Peking immediately.
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London
Peking
Newton Baker Named to Hague Arbitration Board
Washington June 2 United Press reports President Taft appointed former Secretary of War Newton D Baker as the fourth member of the Hague arbitration tribunal. The 1907 convention provides a panel of jurists to hear Coterminous arbitration cases with American membership including Elihu Root John Barrett Morgan and Charles Hughes Populated remaining details unclear.
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Washington
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Moody not run for vice president in 1930s race
Governor Moody, while heading to Dallas for the State Bar Association, declared he would not seek or accept the vice presidency and warned others not to count on his possible candidacy. He emphasized he would not be a candidate for vice president.
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De Molay Chapters From Texas Gather in Dallas Conclave
Ninety five De Molay chapters from Texas will be represented in Dallas for a three day conclave June 8 9 and 10 Also joining the Texas De Molay meeting will be a session of the Master Councilors association Visiting De Molay will attend a Dallas chapter banquet on opening day and officers of the Master Councilors will be elected at the first session.
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Dallas
de Molay
Texas
State de Molay
Mastery Councilors Association
Woman's Harsh Luck In Fort Worth Auto Crash
Mrs H Roberts of Fort Worth made two trips to the hospital on June 2 visiting her grandmother Mrs M Roberts and returning as a patient. Shortly after leaving the hospital she was injured in an automobile accident in the city.
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Southern Cross Plan to Fly Next Leg to Suva
Honolulu observers hailed the Southern Cross aviators as they prepared to fly the next leg to Suva Fiji about 5000 miles distant. The flight may be delayed until Monday for inspection of the aircraft while officials assess possible issues.
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United Press
Honolulu
Suva
Fiji Islands
Women program radio spread urged by convention
In San Antonio on June 2 the convention urged nationwide broadcasting of women programs and called for voter duty at the polls. It backed appointing committees to investigate an attack on the organization and supported national defense and the eighteenth amendment.
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United Press
San Antonio
Emmit
Leza' Atran
Stewart's Lawyers Ready for Sinclair Case Ruling
Washington June 2 lawyers expected a decision from the DC court of appeals on Harry Sinclair's senate contempt conviction. If Sinclair reverses his three month jail sentence Stewart's lawyers may seek dismissal. if Sinclair loses an appeal to the US Supreme Court could follow in the Stewart trial. The Sinclair ruling decision was anticipated Monday.
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Italians Set World Air Flight Record Over Fifty Hours
Rome June 2 Two Italian aviators Major Ferrari and Del Pre broke the world's record by staying aloft for fifty hours and thirty seven minutes, surpassing the Halteman record by about a minute, with the two men aboard their aircraft.
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United Press
Rome
Major Ferrari
del Pre
Texa Weather Update From Faint OCR Note
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers described in a garbled Texan weather notice. Forecasters warn of variable temperatures and localized activity across the region.
Southern Cross lands at Wheeler Field in Hawaii flight begins
Honolulu reports the Southern Cross trimotor, flying from Oakland to Australia, landed at Wheeler Field at 12:19 pm Pacific time completing the first leg of a 7788 mile air run. Crew included Capt. Kingsford Smith and Lt. Harry Lyon with a 4 man team. The flight faced fuel and radio scares but proceeded toward Suva Fiji.
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Expedition searches for Italia crew amid Arctic chase
Kingsbay June 2 no word from Italia crew as four expeditions begin a search. Two groups of chasseurs search Northern Spitzbergen with routes north and south, expecting ten days to complete the effort.
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Spitzbergen
Jury awards $45,000 in big damage suit in San Marcos
In San Marcos on June 2 a district court awarded Mrs. Katherine Finger and her three children $45,000 for the death of her husband a Missouri Pacific brakeman. His body was found months ago under a Blanco River railroad bridge.
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San Marcos
Biggesr
Katherine Finger
Missouri Pacific
Finger
Blanco River
OCHMOL OFFICIALS IN AUSTIN TO CONSIDER LGT MATTERS
Officials from the state gather in Austin to review curriculum and ad options for the LGT schools. The conference covers junior colleges and statewide programs with five sessions led by chairs from South Park, Hillsboro, and other institutions. Prominent figures include W. Hillsboro, J. Iner Institute, Dr. Mussleman, and C. I. A. North Texas officials.
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