Britain to repay U.S. war debt under 10 year plan
Britain pledges to resume suspended wartime debt payments to the United States. An agreement for repayment over ten years at four percent interest has been sent from the foreign office to Sir Ronald Lindsay in Washington. Officials expect swift signing with no further talks needed.
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Rubio Sone Abroad in Paris On European Trip
Paris May 24 Fernando and Guillermo Ortiz Rubio sons of Mexico’s president arrived in Paris en route to Lausanne Switzerland to attend school. The visitors travel amid diplomatic chatter as they pursue education arrangements abroad.
Man Killed as Bomb Explodes Destroys Two Buildings
Butler Missouri May 24 A man was killed and two buildings were destroyed while two more were damaged by a blast. Firemen found the charred body behind a grocery store. Officials suspect racketeers may have been involved and will check for threats to local businessmen.
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Edison High School 32 Graduates Merit Commencement
Commencement exercises will be held Tuesday afternoon for 32 graduates of Thomas A. Edison senior school Los Angeles Heights. Diplomas will be presented by Dr G Hays and Maj Gen Beaumont B Buck will deliver the address. Invocation by Rev J Leonard Hea and benediction by Rev Samuel Akers.
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Thomas A. Edison
Los Angeles Heights
G. &. Hays
Ava Maxine Crapps
Thelma Flosse Hagan
Virginia Mae Harris
Marie James
Gladys Hazel Johnson
Dorothy Keene
Cynthia Lee
Evylyn Ruth Lowther
Lauretta
Kathryn McDermott
Estella H. Ransleben
Frieda Irna Schumen
Frances Mavis Sentex
Josephine Mildred Wimner
Forest Wolfe
Harvey Lauchard Hardy
B. W. Hicks
Walter E. Eckerman
Richard Orr Jenkins
James Warren Knight
George Tucker Lewis Jr
Robert Irvin Lewis
Oscar Francis Moore
James Travis Mrris
Jack West O'Connor
John Swiss Porter
Robert Eugene Sanders
Harold Bchmid
George Clifton Stroeck
Hoyt Read Warren Jr
Allen B. Wheeliss Jr
Shirakawa Rallies After Transfusion
Japanese physicians report General Yoshinori Shirakawa commander in chief of the Imperial army forces here is alive after an operation and blood transfusions. They say he rallied slightly and that the procedure at 11 a m today gave some hope for possible recovery.
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Shirakawa
Shanghai
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Imperial Army
Goldsborough Bill Action Postponed
The senate banking committee today postponed action on the Goldsborough bill to stabilize the dollar. Chairman Norbeck of South Dakota said he believed something along this line would be reported favorably next Tuesday.
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Senate Banking Committee
Norbeck
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South Dakota
Patient Subdued After Break From Hospital in Minneapolis
A hospital patient, suffering a broken shoulder, decided to go home against medical advice. He first headed to the contagious disease ward, where nurses stopped him. He jumped from a window into a basement wall, pelted orderlies with rocks, and was finally returned to bed by police.
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Minneapolis
Charles Mullins
Soap Suds Boost Detroit Motor Power Test
Detroit reports a test of a single cylinder three and a quarter by five inch engine using soap suds and water to cool pistons and the exhaust valve. The cooling yields about 25 percent more power, with eight percent from exhaust valve cooling and a one third power gain overall when combined with gasoline.
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Detroit
Tey
Earl Bartholomew
Wolfe Too Busy to Attend State Governor Convention
Dallas May 24. Democratic candidate M. H. Wolfe said he could not attend the Houston state convention because he is busy building a statewide organization. He plans Wolfe for Governor clubs across the state and will then pursue a speaking campaign.
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Tex
M. H. Wolfe
Tony
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Wolfe
New Jersey Delegation Endorses Alfred Smith for President
In Trenton, New Jersey, on May 24 8 the state delegation voted unanimously to back Alfred E Smithy for president. New Jersey carries 32 votes at the Democratic National Convention.
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Alfred Smith
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Alfred E. Smithy
American Airman Granted Jap Permit
TOKIO May 24 The ministry of communications granted Nathan Browne an American pilot permission to land in Japan after a flight across the Pacific from Seattle.
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Ministry of Communications
Nathan Browne
Americaniler
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Pacific
Seattle
Blackmer Fine Payment Delayed in DC Court
Washington reports the $60,000 fine for Harry M. Blackmer, a missing witness in naval oil trials, was postponed to tomorrow in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Attorney George Gordon Battle could not travel to Washington to attend the hearing. Royal rumor denied Prince George anniversary claim remains unconfirmed.
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Washington, D. C
Harry M. Blackmer
District of Columbia Supreme Court
George Gordon Battle
New York
Washington
Blackmer
Patriotic program at white museum by Alamo DRT
A committee on patriotic work arranges a Sunday program at the White Museum hosted by the Alamo Mission Chapter Daughters of the Republic Texas. Speakers include Thomas H. Etheredge on Remembering the Good. Temple Taxi Dance Hall advertises dancing every night for couples.
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Committee On Patriotic Work
Alamo Mmission
Alan
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