Hutchins backs partial war debt settlement with Mississippi bonds
Dr Robert A Hutchins outlines a plan to settle part of the British war debt by accepting defaulted pre Civil War Mississippi bonds as a partial payment In a 397 page international relations report his panel proposes delinking from European conflicts expanding disarmament efforts and negotiating lump sum settlements while removing tariffs and maintaining subsidies to agriculture within the United States
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York
Robert A. Hutchins
Mississippi
Narional Policy Committee
University of Chistago
War Debt Commission
United States
League of Nations
Commission
Hutchins
William Tudor Gardiner
Incorporated Investors
Boston
Carl, Risberg
Food Research Institute
Bradford University
Isaiah Bowman
American Geographical Soci
Guy Skanton Pord
University of Minnesoia
Beardsley Rumi
RM. Macy and Company
Alfred H. Stone
Mississippi State Tax Coma
Romania dissolves all Communist groups and seizes assets
In Bucharest on November 26 the military authorities ordered the dissolution of all Communist organizations in Romania and confiscation of their property as a preventive step after reports of Communist attempts to seize air rights. Classified ads note a furnished room for rent at 812 Agasta street for three dollars a month in Classification 32 Light.
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Rumania
Reds
Bucharest
Agasta Street
Bowlers shine in TURSEH League week with tight doubles tie
Heavy scores highlight a week of strong bowling in the Burner Leppin league as Butler's team holds first place. A freeway tie in doubles features Kutier Leifeste Miller Mugelken and R. AS. Respara promises a real battle. Individual scores include Nixon 220, Thames 224 637, Steubing 225 580, Mechianus 208 579, Eisenhauer 205 578, Mitchell 213 876, and Butler 239 3.
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Steubing
Méchianus
Coucci Closes In On Jockey Title Lead
New York November 26 A strong bid for 1834 riding honors pits veteran Silvio Coucci against Maurice Peters of Brantford North Dakota. Peters leads with 204 wins to Coucci's 200 aided by apprentice allowance. Both pursue a season record while Peters chases a modern mark of 302 set by Jack Westrope. Greentree stable rider Mrs Payne Whitney supports Coucci as races continue toward Thanksgiving.
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Silvio Coucei
Maurice
Mose) Peters
Brantford
N. D
Cou
Bronx
Peters
Coucci
van Apprentice
New England
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Denty
Laylor
Ofla
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Contvart
Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
Whitney
Jack Westrope
Mont
Lash
Army and Rangers Clash In Tight Roller Hockey Race
The Rangers lead as Army and Rangers meet at Broadway rink on Monday night at 7 pm in a pivotal race. A Rangers loss would tie the league, with each team holding one win and one defeat to date, as Texas teams vie for top spot in the Rp TERK league.
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Rangers
San Antonio
TEXAS
Baton Rouge
Georgia
Manhattan
Louisiana
Slate University
SM. UL
George Washington
Tronsisee
Vanderbilt
Rie
Arkansas
Messipni State
University of M App
Aubiinn and
Wane
Byrd Declares Iceland in Antarctica a Continent
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced via Mackay Radio from Little America Antarctica that a vast ice covered region previously thought ocean may be land. He cited flight data from Marie Byrd Land showing a continuous land strip to the South Pole and no transatlantic sea passage.
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Little America
Antarctica
Mackay
Texas
United States
Richard
Byrd
Roosevelt
Marie Byrd Land
Antarctic
South Pole
Hyrt
Jong
Galveston to Host State Teachers Convention Leaders Named
Galveston will host the Texas State Teachers association convention starting Thursday. Between 5000 and 2000 attendees are expected over the three days. Three candidates seek the presidency: J. Perkins of Houston, C. A. Fleming of Freeport, and C. N. Shaver of Huntsville, with J. D. Loftin of Kingsville as incumbent president of the Texas College of Arts and Industries.
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Galveston
Texas State
J. . Perkins
Houston
C. A. Fleming
Freeport
Japan opens legation in Kabul as envoy arrives in Afghanistan
In Kabul, Japan establishes diplomatic ties with Afghanistan by opening a legation. Masamoto Kitada, Japan's first minister plenipotentiary to the warlike frontier state, reports to Foreign Minister Hirota that he has taken up his post.
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Afghanistan
Japan
Kio
Asia
Africa
Kabul
Mikado
Little Union
Masamoto Kitada
Forden
Hirota
United States to Begin Trade Talks With Argentina
A U S official said negotiations with Argentina on a give-and-take trade pact will start soon, with talks possibly opening in January. The report places Argentina on Washington list of nations for new world trade deals.
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Washington, D. C
Argentina
United States
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