Prince from Liberia visits Pennsylvania college student body
Prince Ke Wile Ghu Donna, heir to a Liberian chieftain, is shown visiting a Pennsylvania State College campus where he studies agriculture. He plans to return home after graduation to promote education and aid his country as students assisted by a generosity drive.
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Donna
Oor
Liberia
Pennssylviania Stiice College
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Donma
Germany Yields on Reparations and Bankers Review
German promises to balance the budget prompt a Paris meeting of international bankers led by J Pierpont Morgan to study Germany capacity to pay and loan guarantees. In Britain Lloyd George signals reductions and postponements, while Ireland faces political upheaval as Sinn Fein and Free State tensions rise and border violence continues.
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Reichstag
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Government takes no action to end coal miners strike
The government announces no move to end the coal miners strike and does not expect a decisive shift until mid June or early July when shortages could bite. Secretary Hoover says he will spare consumers from unjust suffering if possible and held a conference with over 500 bituminous coal producers in operation in the Seton Solds.
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Secretary of Commerce
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Seton Solds
Aud
Investigation of war fraud cases opens in Washington
The first government case on surplus lumber disposal contracts has been filed with a federal grand jury by U S Attorney Peyton Gordon. Attorney General Dougherty says no information will be released about grand jury activities or case names. Senator Caraway keeps pressuring Dougherty amid debates over Charles W Morse’s release, while President Harding backs Dougherty’s honesty and integrity.
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Grand Jury
United States
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Federal
Harding
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She's a Real Pianist Little Dorothy Malone
Three year old Dorothy Malone of Milwaukee attracts wide attention for piano playing and reading difficult selections. Her keen hearing allows her to identify key pitches from an adjoining room. Critics predict a brilliant future.
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Dorothy Malone
Milwaukee
Wis
Freedom of the City Joke in London Tit-Bits
A solicitor brags he will receive the freedom of the city of London tomorrow. His friend congratulates him as the solicitor explains the trick: his wife is off to Manchester for a week, a simple ploy to win honor.
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Painter
Stiiness
London
Ola Waa
Manchester
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