Radio language to unite world nations
U P dispatch from Paris reports John W. Elwood of National Broadcasting Co proposing an international broadcasting language centered on music. He envisions Europe and America sharing programs via improved short wave stations, starting with music and gradually adding language material to foster multilingual listening.
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Paris
United States
Europe
John W. Elwood
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Elwood
America
North
France
Germany
Italy
Campagnie Generale de Telegraphie Sans Fil
Campagnie Francaise de Radiophonie
Sweden Readies One Of Europe’s Best Highway Systems
When its ten year program of improvements is completed, Sweden will boast one of Europe’s finest highway networks.
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Sweden
Europe
Trade Leaders Mobilize For Attack On Economic Slumps
Business leaders from 46 countries gather in Atlantic City and Washington for the 19th American chamber meeting and the first congress of the International Chamber of Commerce. Executives from about 1,800 associations will seek depbression remedies, with Hoover and Owen Young among speakers. focus on employment, production, debt talks, and global economic stabilty.
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Washington
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Atlantic City
World Army
International Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber
Hoover
White House
International Chamber
Owen OD. Young
Arthur Balfour
America
Europe
Paris Designers Debut Wool Evening Gowns
Paris fashion houses unveil mid season wool evening gowns in light weight pastel fabrics. Designs feature fitted bodices and full skirts paired with matching wool jackets, signaling a new trend in couture evenings.
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Paris
Three Los Angeles youths map 11 000 mile Latin America journey
William J. Robinson 24 leads brothers EB H. Robinson 21 and J R Kane 26 on an 18 month pack trip from Tapachula toward the Panama canal. They aim to map a mobile highway south of Mexico City, travel down the west coast to La Paz and Buenos Aires, then to Rio de Janeiro before returning to New York.
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Tex
Los Angeles
Latin America
William J. Robinson
H. Robinson
J. R. Kane
New York
Kane
Cleveland
Tapachula
Panama Canal
Mexico City
South American
la Paz
Andes
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Montivedo
Rio de Janiero
China Uses Military Academy to Counter Communist Influence
President Chiang Kai shek reorganizes the Central Military Academy to mirror German models and train students to operate in Communist areas. German advisers assist as Chiang lectures four hours daily, warning youths about Communism while defending national defense.
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Nanking
China
Bis
Chiang Kaishek
Central Military Academy
Germany
Drop Shoulder Gowns Debut In Evening Wear Line
Paris introduces drop shoulder evening gowns in black satin and lace. Designs cover one shoulder while the other falls, with occasional variations using a single shoulder strap or decorative brilliants.
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Paris
Grain Traders Co. Chief Charged in Party Killing
Patrick Gallagher, a police officer, was shot and killed at a party for Guy F. Sprague 59 head of the Grain Traders Co. in Chicago. Sprague is charged with Gallagher's murder after attempting to quiet a noisy group.
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Guy F. Sprague
Grain Traders Co
Chicago
Patrick Gallagher
Sprague
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