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May 10, 1932

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NATION-OWNED RADIO PLANNED BY CANADA; United States Agrees to Chan- nel Readjustment, Bennett Tells House of Commons. TO BUY AND BUILD STATIONS Coast-to-Coast Chain Will Be Established -- Sharp' Limit on Advertising Proposed. NATIONAL RADIO MAPPED FOR CANADA

By the Canadian Press

Nationally owned system outlined; U S will aid establishment

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Tokyo Cabinet and Privy Council Clash Over Authority to Sign Truce at Shanghai

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Japanese Cabinet and Privy Council disagree on authority to sign Shanghai truce

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SHERWOOD'S SISTERS EXAMINED IN SECRET IN WALKER INQUIRY; Relatives of Mayor's Missing Agent Face Public Hearing -- Called Balky Witnesses. QUEENS BUSES UP TODAY Franchise Bidder With Access to Walker's Vault Is Called -- Hastings Admits Loan. $1,000,000 DEAL SCANNED Fageol is to Testify on Reported Sale to Brooklyn Interests -- Sea- bury Awaits Tammany Suit. SEABURY QUESTIONS SHERWOOD SISTERS

By Unknown Author

M and V Sherwood, sisters of R T Sherwood, missing agent of Walker, questioned

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AFFILIATES OF BANKS ILLEGAL, GLASS SAYS; Senator Asserts Two Attorneys General Suppressed Such a Ruling, Made in Taft Regime. NAMES G.W. WICKERSHAM Tells Senate the Other Was a Democrat -- Assails Reserve Bank Here on Foreign Loans. AFFILIATES OF BANKS ILLEGAL, GLASS SAYS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Sen Glass blames State Dept for flotation of worthless issues

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Washington Is Accepted as First President; Hanson and McKean Officially Ruled Out

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

State Dept accepts G Washington as 1st pres; J Hanson and T McKean officially ruled out

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