World War Forecast by Soviet Officials
Soviet officials warn that the failure of the United States to cooperate in the Manchurian crisis could lead to a new world war. They say League of Nations mediation and U.S. support were essential to a peaceful China Japan settlement, and warn that inaction may widen tensions in the Far East next year.
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Toscow
America
Soviot
Russia
League of Nations
United States
Jy League
Washington
China
Japan
Britain
France
Teayea
Jignit
Former Coca Cola Executive Dies in Dallas Home
Dallas, Wisconsin newspaper reports the death of 67 year old former Coca Cola vice president and long time manager of the southw est territory. A former Atlanta resident, he retired in 1928 after forty years with the company, during which his relative Asa Candler led the firm. He passed away at his Dallas residence.
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Daldas
Candler
Dallas
Ife
Atlanta
Asa Candler
Dalles
Royal Air Force Eyes 6000 Mile Record Flight
Two Royal Air Force pilots leave Cranwell in November for a non stop flight to Gane South Africa aiming to beat the 6000 mile New York to Constantinople record set by John Volando and Stuesel Boardman. They test a Robotic autopilot Monoplane that could fly 70 hours with 1000 gallons of fuel. First leg Cairo 2600 miles, then Khartoum 1200 miles as a crest flight before the main attempt.
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Tondo
New York
Constantinople
John Volando
Stuesel Boardman
Royal Air Force
Gayford
Nett
Cranwell Aerodrome
Yown
South Africa
Ty Conese
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Cairo
Khartoumn
Egyptian Sudan
Many US Students at German School Form Largest Foreign Group
In Berlin the German Institute for Foreigners at Berlin University hosts over 200 foreign students from 40 nations for summer courses. About 80 are Americans, welcomed by Institute head Remme and university rector Deissmann. Courses in art, law education, and a beginners class are led by noted faculty from New York University, Columbia, Wesleyan, and other institutions.
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Americaus
German Institute For Foreigners
Berlin University
Remme
Deissmann
New York University College of Fine Arts
Charles I. Sherrill
Ruth MacMurray
Weachers’ College
Columbia University
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Paul Gurts
Wesleyan University
St Louis Proposes 23.75 Million Bond Issue
A plan to issue 23.75 million dollars in bonds for construction of tall structures and completion of the city hall and court house was proposed to the board by aldermen led by Mayor Victor J. Mill Sur.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
TNL
Victor J. Mill Sur
Laval trip to U S approved by deputies
Premier Pierre Laval won chamber approval for his Washington visit amid sharp opposition critique. Three confidence votes yielded large, unexpected majorities as Laval defended policy on war debts Hoover moratorium and disarmament while stressing the Wellington trip helped clear misunderstandings about France in the United States.
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Pierre Laval
Washington
Chamber of Demistry
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Niying
Chaoiber
BY. Laval
Wellington
France
United States
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