GERMANY WILL VOID 95% OF OLD BONDS; Plans to Offer 3 1/2 Billion Gold Mark Issue to Holders of 70 Billion Debts.
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Details of revaluation law made public by Govt
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March 27, 1925
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Three New Yorkers at Palm Beach Save Two Men and a Woman From the Surf
By Special to The New York Times
Adkins (Mrs), R, and 2 others rescued by 3 N Y visitors
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SMITH WINS FIGHT ON GRADE CROSSINGS; ACCEPT MRS. COLBERT; Senate Passes McGarry Resolution for $300,000,000 Bond Issue Amendment. VOTE STATE BUILDING FUND Income Tax Cut Measure Is Advanced -- Its Passage Expected Today. NEW STRUGGLE LOOMING UP Governor May Call Extra Session to Force Through Blocked State Park Program.
By Special to The New York Times
Urges adoption of resolution for constitutional amendment to make State bond issue available for elimination of ry grade crossings
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BLOWS OF FASCISTI ROUT RED DEPUTIES; MUSSOLINI LOOKS ON; Premier, Attending for First Time Since Illness, Stares Unmoved During Battle. HE GETS A GREAT OVATION But Communist Interruptions Arouse the Government Deputies to Throw Them Out. FARINACCI LEADS IN FRAY He Tosses Damen Through Door Into Corridor After Giving Him "Scientific" Punishment.
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Whips Red Deputy Damen for disturbance during ovation to Mussolini in Chamber
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Notable Deaths
1925Carl Neumann, German mathematician and academic (born 1832)[†]
Carl Gottfried Neumann was a German mathematical physicist and professor at several German universities. His work focused on applications of potential theory to physics and mathematics. He contributed to the mathematical formalization of electrodynamics and analytical mechanics. Neumann boundary conditions and the Neumann series are named after him.