Soviet Fleet Blocks Amur at Manchuria River Front
An official communique from Manchuria reports fighting with Chinese troops along the eastern and western Manchuria frontier subsiding Monday. Russian gunboats bombard Kuachiatien. 50 Chinese soldiers and 28 railway workers hospitalised after attacks near Pogranichnaya.
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Amur
Manchuria
Murdun
U—P
Harbin
Kuachiatien
Raibeay
Pogranivh~ Nays
Manulurian Frontieretty
Itus Sans
CTV
London
Pogranighnaya
Manchurian
Pogranichnaya
Pozranichnaya
Mulin
Sungari River
Mancluu
Pograniclnaya
Chian
Vladivostok
Gradexovo
Atamanyeka
Red Treaye
Hay
Manont Init
Bus Plunges Over Bank Injuring Eighteen in Michigan
A Cleveland to Detroit Greyhound bus veered off Telegraph Road near Rogk, Michigan, tumbling eight feet into an embankment. Driver Ray Myers, 28, said a steering gear failure caused the crash. Eighteen passengers sustained injuries, none serious, among about twenty aboard.
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Rogk
Mich
Cleveland
Detroit
Greyhound
Telegraph
Here
Ray YP. Myers
Plat Rock
Honething
Stear- Fox
Pontzot
Hopes to Slash Air Mail Costs Through Negotiations
Postmaster General Brown called air mail contractors to a conference starting September 30 to cut government payments for air mail transport. He seeks a long term ten year extension of contracts and an adjustment to close the gap between costs and earnings, aiming to ease public expense.
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Washington
Sept
Brown
Caufererica
Air Mail
Bullish Market Feels Momentum Amid Wall Street Rally
New York traders showed renewed optimism as the market rose with 10 to 20 point gains in active issues. Call money rate fell from 9 to 5 percent while large investments and pool buying signaled banker confidence. Moderate selling appeared only briefly with no broad pressure outside a few soft spots as steel and building sectors cooled.
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New York
Bullight
Wall Street
Vance
Algo
Gimall
Unis
Woman hit by golf ball dies at club
Waukegan Ill September 10 A golf ball driven from the 15th tee at Glenlora country club was held responsible today for the death of club champion Mrs Frank Watrous 53 as inquest proceedings continued The ball struck her head as she walked toward the 16th tee Sunday killing her the coroner’s office said Mrs Watrous died yesterday.
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Waukegan
Ill
UPA Golf
Glenlora Country Club
Frank Watrous
Watrous
Harry Joy
Dan
Tariff Bill Put Off In Senate Vare Case To Follow
In Washington Sept 22 the Senate delayed the tariff bill to hear the Vare case. Senators Norris and Wat son led moves to defer Vare’s contest until after the December session while awaiting a finance committee report. The finance plan seeks data on costs and profits from manufacturers and importers to justify tariff changes.
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Washington
Sept
Wil- Tam
Vare
Pennsylvania
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Watson
Gensts
Finance Committee
Treasury
Highway Shrubs May Hill Signboard Evil
Springfield Illinois September 11. State enterprise plans to remove the signboard evil by planting trees and shrubs at eye catching highway spots. Public works and welfare department already start beautification, focusing on the worst eye sores. Labor and planting materials to be supplied largely by state nurseries.
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Springfield
Ill
Nola
Department of Public Works and Public Welfare
su+ thorities
Jewish Boycott Deepens as Arabs Face Harsh Reprisals
In Palestine the Jewish boycott of Arab merchandise grows bitter with merchants calling for protective guards. In Haifa a Jewish youth doused grapes with gasoline near Haddar Ha Carmel as clashes escalate. City Jews vow not to buy local Jewish goods or hire porters linked to the rioting, while British and French authorities meet in Safed to discussjoint actions amid communal tensions and estimates of 25 dead or seriously wounded from recent riots.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Flalfa ‘A
Haddar Ha’ Carmel
Centriota
Safed
Bedoun
New York Police Plan Air Patrols Over City Waters
Commissioner Whalen outlined a program to buy amphibian planes for patrols along Coney Island Rockaways Jamaica Bay and Long Island Sound The proposal envisions aircraft patrolling key bays and beaches to monitor activity amid recent city airspace concerns.
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New York
Apal Youuine
Whalen
Coney-‘Island
Rockaways
Jamaica
World Series schedule set for Cubs and Athletics
Chicago and Philadelphia prize details confirmed by Baseball Commissioner Landis. Series opens in Chicago with games on Oct 5 and 9, then moves to Philadelphia. prices listed include 6.60 for box seats 5.50 for reserved grand 1 for bleachers. If postponed, games shift to the next day.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Chicage Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston Acquires Old Tudor Tapestry From Knole House
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts received a rare fifteenth century Gothic tapestry as a gift from Robert Treat Paine I. Woven circa 1450, it measures 29 by 13 feet and depicts six scenes of Christ's Passion. The piece, once in Knole House Kent and linked to Archbishop Wareham, is praised for its grand design and craftsmanship though the designer remains unidentified.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Fine Arte
Robert Treat Paine I
Susmer
Paine
Knole House
Kent
England
Morehan
Kncle
Wareham
Christ
Pilate
Herod
Senate plan to call Shearer to explain charges
Washington dispatch reports the Senate and naval committee moving to investigate claims that American shipbuilding companies influenced the Geneva disarmament talks of 1927. The push, supported by the White House, targets three major firms including Bethlehem and Newport News, with William B. Shearer as key witness. President Hoover urged thorough inquiry into alleged propaganda and interference affecting Geneva negotiations.
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Willam
B. Shearer
Sichofsky
Ole
Hoover
le Shearer
Washington
Sept
Senate
Naval Committee
White House
Borak
Idizhko
Curtis’ Gavel
William B. Shearer
New_York Shipbuilding company
Brown, Bovers Electric Corporation
Shearer
Geneva
Couipany
Yortl Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Newport News. Shipbuilding and Dry. Dock Company
Department “of Justices
Shester
Board Orders Grain Problem to Be Studied
Washington Sept 11 The federal farm board has initiated an inquiry into the disparity between Canadian wheat prices and northwestern U S wheat prices and toward the study of grain storage facilities The bureau of agricultural economics will conduct the investigation including border states The board announced it was advised by Nils A Olson bureau chief that investigators would begin work at once The inquiry aims to yield comprehensive information on factors affecting the wheat situation.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Agricultural Department
Economies Bureau
Nils A. Olson
U S Girl Helps Paint World’s Largest Mexican Mural
Mexico City reports Miss Ione Robinson of Los Angeles assisting in painting what is claimed as the world’s largest single mural fresco in the government palace. The project, overseen by the Education Ministry, features scenes from Mexican history and includes works by Rockwell Kent in past studies.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ione Robinson
Los Angeles
Ministry of Education
Cortez
Corte
Mar
Horse
Plane Lands in Tree in Maspequa Yard
In Maspequa New York a student pilot Engel Werner landed an 80 foot airplane atop a 300 year old oak in Mary Johnson’s yard. He climbed down safely and now Mrs Johnson refuses to let the tree be cut unless paid 500 dollars.
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Masepequa
N.Y
Mia
Mary Johnson
Engel Werner
Weather Outlook for Hurons and South Dakota
Weather forecast notes fair to warm conditions tonight then unsettled Thursday In South Dakota portions tonight and Thursday expect warmer temperatures with southeastern areas turning warmer Thursday The entry preserves the period tone and local forecast urgency with named places and conditions.
Night Show At Fair Staged Best Here In Years
Foxy members of the fair board staged a bullfight amid a grandstand crowd of nearly 10 000 at the South Dakota fair. Sheriff Milner attended but did not intervene as Governor Butow appeared to enjoy the performance. The revue featured Thavins musicians singers and dancers in a lively contrast to other acts on the program.
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Fair Board
South Dakota
Fred S
Milner
Jam-at Gates Worst in History at State Fair
Officials at the fair gates faced one of the worst jams in the exposition’s 45 year run as 20 000 to 25 000 passed by noon. Charles Speed Holman, famed stunt clerk, was anticipated to perform for the crowd with grandstand stunts planned today and tomorrow. Governor Eulow and party toured the grounds, praising 4-H entrants and declaring Lincoln county a strong contender for the Dakota Farmer trophy as baby beef shows drew record entries and county groups claimed top honors.
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Charles
Speed
Holnun
Hoday Holman
Minneapolis
Yate
Holman
W. J.bulonggy
Goex
Guy Harvey
Yankton
State Board of Regents
Bogue
Bincoln County
Club Livestors
Orior
4-H Clu Endeavor
Binegela
Dakota~ Farmer
Alan” Bogue
Aberdeen
Angus
Deane Clark
Worthing
Milford
Soderstrom
Beresford
Robert Bowman
Creshard
Lincoln County
Beadle
Faulk
Lake
Charles Mix
Turner
Marshall
Miner
Hereford
Alan Borne
Duane Clark
Howard
Lawrence Feldhaus
Jessa Roberta
Wolsey
Lion Ot Pia
Tyndall
Poland
Wis
Elmer Thompson
Montrose
George Pamp
Huron
Chester
Chester Gullickson
Toerman
Hudson
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Frontier
Aloek
Munaden
Jauria
Amut
Bingo Veschersk
Gald
Sungari
Siberia
Annam
Pilo
Columbus
New York Shipbuilding Company
U.S
Thavin S
Governor Bulow
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