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July 29, 1930

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RED STAKE CHANGSHA; FOREIGNERS RESCUED; Looting and Burning Reported in City in Which Yale Has Mission College. NANCHANG ALSO CAPTURED Wang Ching-wei, Forming Northern Government, Disavows Left but Assails Chiang. Wide Red Flare-up in Valley. REDS WIN CHANGSHA, FOREIGNERS SAFE Wang Breaks With Left. Ready to Give Equal Rights. Yale-in-China Is in Changsha.

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Nanking Govt perturbed over Wang Ching-wei's preliminary arrangements for creating Northern govt at Peking; Wang states policies of proposed govt

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BAILEY TO SURRENDER $1,350,000 TO REPAY RYDER CRASH VICTIMS; Banker Agrees to Give Up at Least $575,000 Cash and Park Avenue Apartment. OTHER ASSETS RECOVERED $450,000 Stock Exchange Seat and $250,000 in Banks to Go to Woody Creditors. QUICK SETTLEMENT SOUGHT Committee Is Named to Wind Up $2,000,000 Brokerage House Failure in Sixty Days. Final Terms Arranged. TO GIVE UP $1,150,000 TO RYDER'S VICTIMS Bailey Tells of Stock Deals.

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Bailey to surrender $1,350,000 to repay crash victims

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Notable Births

Paul Taylor (choreographer)

1930Paul Taylor, American dancer and choreographer (died 2018)[†]

Paul Belville Taylor Jr. was an American dancer and choreographer. He was one of the last living members of the third generation of America's modern dance artists. He founded the Paul Taylor Dance Company in 1954 in New York City.