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June 11, 1925

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BERLIN SUGGESTED ROLE FOR AMERICA IN SECURITY ACCORD; Note of Feb. 9 Urged That Washington Be Made the Repository of the Commitments. BUT WITHOUT INVOLVING US Proposal Was Not Called to Our Attention Because France Wanted League to Act. BRITISH STAND EXPLAINED Chamberlain and Baldwin Allay Fears Caused by Reports on Proposed Compact.

By Edwin L. James.special Cable To the New York Times

Confirmation of report that German note suggested that U S be made repository of commitments; statement by Amb Herrick; Washington cool to proposal; British stand explained; reassurances by Baldwin and Chamberlain to allay British fears; German attitude

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UNTERMYER STIRS UP BRINDELL INQUIRY BY ATTACK ON BOARD; Attendance at Sing Sing of Lawyer Who Had Prosecuted Paroled Man Is Unexpected. IN WRANGLE WITH BENHAM Accuses Board of Incompetency and Insists That Monday's Witnesses Be Recalled. EXILE OF BRINDELL REFUSED Contractor Denies Friend's Story That He Had Mentioned $2,000 Payment to Settle Labor Dispute. UNTERMYER STIRS BRINDELL INQUIRY

By Unknown Author

Appears unexpectedly at Brindell hearing, assails Bd's handling of case

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Notable Births

William Styron

1925William Styron, American novelist and essayist (died 2006)[†]

William Clark Styron Jr. was an American novelist and essayist who won major literary awards for his work, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1968 for The Confessions of Nat Turner.