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September 9, 1929

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FOUR NEW BATTLES ON CHINESE BORDER; REDS ACT FOR PEACE; Russian Infantry Raids and Planes Bomb Town in Eastern Manchuria. TWO INVASIONS IN WEST One Clash Lasts 20 Hours-- Both Are Repulsed--1,000 Reds in One. CHINESE FIRING REPORTED Moscow Hears of Bombardment-- Soviet Drops Demand for Naming Rail Manager. Moscow Hears of Invasion. Concession by Russia Reported. Clashes Follow Lull. Troops Massed on Border. FOUR NEW BATTLES ON CHINESE BORDER Clashes at Tactical Points.

By Unknown Author

Four clashes on border; Russia withdraws appt of new mgr and asst mgr of Chinese Eastern R R as condition for settlement of differences; summary of recent events

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BIG FARM GROUPS ASK STILL HIGHER TARIFF; Twelve Organizations in Letter to All Senators Say More Benefits Are Expected. FOR BILL SO FAR AS IT GOES Removal of Philippine Sugar and Other Products From Free List Urged. Rejected Plea for Inland Duties. FARM GROUPS ASK FOR HIGHER TARIFF Requests Made for Higher Duties. Attack Hide and Shoe Rates. Casein Rate Held Too Low.

By Richard Y. Oulahan. Special To the New York Times

12 farm organizations in circular lr to all Sens ask higher duties than those proposed by Hawley-Smoot bill; oppose free entry for Philippine products and rates on boots and shoes and make special demand for increase in rates on casein

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Notable Births

Claude Nougaro

1929Claude Nougaro, French singer-songwriter (died 2004)[†]

Claude Nougaro was a French jazz singer and poet.