Japanese to Withdraw Troops From Shanghai
The Japanese government announced a withdrawal of all forces from Shanghai, approved by Emperor Hirohito after cabinet discussion. A mid day statement said troops would return within a month, with orders to General Abirakewa to hold forces in readiness. The move follows a ceasefire pact, as Japan expects the United States and other powers to ensure China observes it.
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Cardinals Extend Greetings to Pope Pius on Name Day
Vatican dispatch reports the College of Cardinals sent 24 messages to Pope Pius to extend felicitations ahead of his name day feast of Saint Achille.
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Typhoon Toll Reaches Annam as Bodies Wash Ashore
Report from French Indo China states 134 bodies recovered in Annam after last Wednesday typhoon. Authorities say about 500 lives lost, 600 houses destroyed, and fleets of small fishing boats sunk or driven ashore. Resident-general was informed of the disaster.
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Skiles Store for Needy Closes for Summer
Skiles Store at 83 South St. Mary's Street run by Mr and Mrs Hob Skiles closed for the summer after five months of operation. The charity outlet provided groceries and clothing to about 200 people daily, funded by charity bells and 1867 orders fulfilled.
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Army Lenders Draft New Plan To Save Army Funds
Washington dispatch reports the War Department drafted a counter offer of about 25 million dollars in savings to defend the armed forces from budget cuts. Officials oppose reducing officers from 22,000 to 10,000 and suspending summer camps, while pitching other economies including flood control postponement and savings in rations and clothing. Actress Barbara Stanwyck Burned In Fire Scene Hospitalized After Film Fire.
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Fort Sam Houston area residents may be awakened Thursday as the Second Division conducts a night march and maneuvers. The Third Brigade infantry will mark the column as Brigadier General Rockenbach commands. A war game includes a provisions cavalry from Port Clark Fort Ringgold and Fort Brown with movements along Grayson Austin Water streets South Alamo Flores Nogalitee and Somerset roads. Most reserve officers to active duty reported at Fort Sam Wednesday. the division camps at Jourdan ton Sunday and later links with a motorized column.
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Shorter Rail Day Drawbacks Told
Washington May 11 railroad representatives told the Interstate Commerce Commission that shortening the legal work day for railway workers to six hours would raise the wage bill by about 25 percent. New York Central general counsel Jacob Aronson warned that in 1930 such an increase would have left railroads unable to meet fixed charges during the six hour day inquiry.
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Cambridge Bank Closes Its Doors
Cambridge bank collapses as the Gentral Trust Company of Cambridge and its branches are closed. Bank Commissioner Arthur Gry takes over affairs while the latest statement shows deposits, surplus and capital totaling 11.808 million dollars, amid reports of deteriorating financial stability in the region.
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What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing WEDNESDAY
Senate debates Glass banking reform and hears hearings on Kentucky coal conditions and coal regulation. House considers miscellaneous bills while rules committee reviews a bank guaranty bill and banking committee studies a house loan bill. Senate Tuesday debated Glass banking reform and related nominations and army supply bills with key committees acting on economic and military topics.
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Pontiac promises today’s car improvements and value
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Vatican to Broadcast 124 Languages on Sunday
A radio program from Rome will air in 24 languages from St Peter's Cathedral via the Vatican radio station. The broadcast is scheduled for 11 o'clock and will feature a Pentecostal rival performance. The transmission will cover a length of about 40.26 meters.
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Rome
At. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican City
New York Central Omites Common Dividend
New York Central directors at their May 11 meeting decided to omit the dividend on common stock for the current period. Directors indicated the action was taken to preserve funds and maintain financial flexibility amid current conditions.
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New York Centra Railroad Company
Doe
Florida notices list candidates for public police and judiciary
A Democratic executive committee in Florida filed applications for new candidates: Judge W. O. Murty of Floresville seeks associate Justice T. D. Cabbs Sr. for the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals, Edward D. Allen for county commissioner Precinct 3, John A. Robertson for constable Precinct 4, and W. E. Isbell for constable Precinct 6, with chairman John K. Weber presiding on Wednesday.
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Alamo Post Adopts Resolution Against Cuts in Army Personnel
In executive session at noon Tuesday the Alamo post executive committee adopted a resolution opposing proposed cuts of 000 in commissioned army personnel and the suspension of certain training programs. Copies will be sent to Congressman Richard M. Kirberg and Senators Morris Sheppard and Tortncannaly.
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Army
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