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THE NEWSPAPER RACE ROTHERMERE MAY ENTER LISTS Received Oct. 14, 11.50 p.m. MANILA, Oct. 14. Lord Rothermere, who is visitin; Manila, is willing to bet a millioi dollars that his newspapers will bea any record established by the Ameri can journalists circling the world a: cabled on September 30. H. Ekins, o Scripps-Howard Newspapers, who t leading in the race, ’ook off from Un Cavite naval base for Guam thi morning aboard the Hawaii Clipper en route to Wake and Midwa; Islands, Honolulu, San Francisco ani New York. Dorothy Kilgallei (Hearst Newspapers) and Leo Kier nan (North American Newspape: Alliance) are aboard the steame: President Pierce, and are expected a Manila in time to reach the Chins Clipper leaving for Guam on Friday Meantime, Lauren Lyman (Nortl American Newspaper Alliance) i: Hying in the China Clipper to-da; from Wake Island en route to Guam It is expected that the two clipper: will land at Guam together to-night
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 244, 15 October 1936, Page 7
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