Fire Destroys the Liner Bermuda at Belfast; Ship Was Being Rebuilt After Blaze in June
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
S S Bermuda destroyed
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November 20, 1931
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Grandi on Way Here.
By Special to The New York Times
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Planes Bomb Chinese.
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NEW MANCHURIAN STRIFE; Ma Reported Gathering His Shattered Forces North of Tsitsihar. CHANG CHING-HUI IN OFFICE Japanese Planes Are Reported to Have Killed 3,000 Chinese by Bombing at Hailun. CHIANG TO TAKE COMMAND Nanking Leader Says He Will Go North to Direct Troops-- Chang Offers More Aid. Battlefield Still in Confusion. Japanese at Limit of Advance. JAPANESE INSTALL ALLY IN TSITSIHAR Japanese Report on Advance. Planes Bomb Chinese at Hailun. Hears Ma Plans New Regime. Tsitsihar Bombardment Reported.
By Hallett Abend. Wireless To the New York Times
Japanese occupy Tsitsihar
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LEAGUE PLANS BOARD OF INQUIRY ON CHINA; Puts Up to Washington Idea of Sending Committee to Get Facts in Field. DECISION EXPECTED TODAY Japan Increases Demands, Asking New Treaty BeforeQuitting Manchuria. Lack of Plan Evident. Hopelessness of Chinese Seen. INQUIRY IN CHINA PLANNED BY LEAGUE Board of Inquiry Debated. Others Say Dawes Holds Key. China Seee Other Recourse. Sees Life or Death for League. Japan Increases Demands.
By Lansing Warren. Special Cable To the New York Times
Council debates
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Notable Births
1931Wayne Moore, American swimmer (died 2015)[†]
Wayne Richard Moore was an American competition swimmer, Olympic champion, and former world record-holder.