Bomb injures four Japanese leaders in Shanghai incident
In Shanghai a bomb wounded four top Japanese officials including Admiral Murai and General Uyeda. Tokyo labeled the blast a tremendous shock as Sino-Japanese peace talks collapsed. Reuters reported the attack drew brutal injuries and fear for amputations, with details of the wounded and a cautious government response.
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Japan
Noval
Diplmatic
Shanghai
Taday
Geneva
INS
Pail Hymans
Jeague
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Promise vote on salary gut may cut pay for many officials
A House bill proposes pay cuts and bans on automatic promotions for many government workers earning over 2500 a year, with an 11 percent increase threshold and saves projected around 25 million. The plan seeks subsistence and travel allowance reductions, retirement for superannuated staff, and a longer pay pause for next year amid coalition shifts and opposition blocs.
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Virinn
Teeling
Mone
Les
Uveseppolute
Jong Serine
Ned Hock
Leine Sargent
Shanghai bombing wounds six Japanese officers in flare of war
Floyd Gibbons reports on a Shanghai blast that injured six high ranking Japanese military and civilian officers. He recalls Asia’s distance from peace, notes the incident may spur further hostilities in Shanghai Manchuria and Japan, and quotes General Uyeda among today’s wounded.
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International News Service
Shanghai Battle Zone
Shanghai Today
Floyd Gmeons
Tnternational
News Reevire
New York
CINS
Shanghai
Heather
Japan
China
New Flying Style Fails to End Shanghai War
Admiral Nomura weighs peaceful withdrawal of Japanese reinforcements from Shanghai and doubts Chinese return. Commentary recalls past conquerors and notes Japan’s modernization may shield it from lessons of history. Writer praises staff correspondents Ivor, Von Wiegand, Hoste, Goette, and Universal News Services awaiting more dispatches.
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Nomura
Japan
Shanghai
China
Til Bet Marl von Wiegand
Dixon Hoste
John Goette
Ivor International
Universal News Services
Tem
El Paso Chamber Urges Abolition of State Fee System
After six weeks study of county offices finances the tax and economy committee of the El Paso chamber of commerce urged Texas legislators to abolish the fee system. The report called the fee system intolerable and urged change by the state legislature.
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Chamber of Commerce Thesday
el Paso
Texas
Firemen rescue marooned families from Salado flood
Eight people were rescued when Salado Creek floods cut off Graneli and neighboring families on Sulphur Springs road. Firemen reached the area at 4 a.m. Friday as waters receded, saving Granieri family of five and others marooned on the waterlogged island and road.
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Granieri
Covington
Graniers
G. Sarran
E. M. Dueler
C. G. Icke
E. G. Pan- Jerltz
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for April
Treasury receipts for April 27 were 55,389,680.51 dollars with expenditures of 64,521,993.68 dollars and a balance of 336,063,675.55 dollars. Customs duties for 27 days of April totaled 19,029,048.23 dollars.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover sends birthday telegram to Emperor of Japan
President Hoover courteously greets Emperor Hirohito on his thirty first birthday with best wishes for happiness and well being. A North Texas Presbyterian convention auxiliary meeting in Wichita Falls selected its officers after a five day session. An ad notes home painting materials and labor prices.
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Mikado
Washington, Dic
Hoover
Japan
Wichita Falls
Sherman
Texas
Women’s
North Texas Presbyterian Convention
Court to Pass on 3 Film Contracts for Minors
Hollywood April 29 A court was expected to approve three film contracts for minor actresses. The trio named June Viasek 17 Minneapolis Vivian Reid 27 Pittsburgh and Janet Chandler 19 Pireplutt Ark were awaiting legal clearance under state law.
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Hollywood
June Viasek
Minneapolis
Vivian Reid
Pittsburgh
Janet Chandler
Pireplutt
Ark
Minora
Joskes Big Stirs In South San Antonio Boys Week
Joskes executives are set to manage the store for Boys' Week, a seven day celebration starting tomorrow at 200 Bakar Avenue South San Antonio. Lawrence Net will serve as sales phoneins manager while Agile Toni attends as resident.
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Bakar Avenue
South
San Agile
Toni
Lawrence Net
Malesrine
San Anton
Phonuins
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