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July 24, 1926

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Notable Births

1926Grace Glueck, American arts journalist (died 2022)^[†]

Grace Glueck was an American arts journalist. She worked for The New York Times from 1951 until the early 2010s.

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Headlines from July 24, 1926

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MUSSOLINI ASSERTS ITALY MUST EXPAND LEST IT SUFFOCATE; Premier Declares Its Thirst for Power, Riches and Prosperity Must Be Satisfied. SEES NO THREAT TO OTHERS Under Fascismo, He Declares, Italy Alone Among European Powers Is Forging Ahead. HE DENOUNCES LIBERALISM Contrasts Italian Problems With Ours and Contends Two Nations Have Much in Common. MUSSOLINI ASSERTS ITALY MUST EXPAND

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Library's Ban on Shirtsleeves upheld; Guards Bar Sweltering, Coatless Author

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Guards bar H Forman for not wearing coat; he complains to Director Anderson, but old rule of ban on shirtsleeves is upheld

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Poincare Will Delay Action on Debt Treaty, Hoping Time Will Bring Concessions From Us

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Minister of Colonies in new French Govt under R Poincare

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HEAT KILLS 3 MORE; MERCURY FALLS, BUT HUMIDITY GRIPS CITY; 24 Prostrations Are Reported Here on the Third Day of the Wave. TOTAL DEATH TOLL NOW 19 Showers Predicted for Today With Little Change in the Temperature. EIGHT FATALITIES UP-STATE Fifty Reported Injured During Storm -- Nineteen Additional Deaths Occur in Boston. HEAT KILLS 3 MORE; HUMIDITY GRIPS CITY

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Borges, V, boy

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EQUITABLE BUILDING SOLD BY LABOR UNION; W.H. Vanderbilt, H.C. Cushing 3d and L.W. Baldwin Buy It From Locomotive Engineers. VALUED AT $40,000,000 Brotherhood Owned It a Year and Saw Chance to Make a Good Profit. EQUITABLE BUILDING SOLD BY LABOR MEN

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Sold by Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to W H Vanderbilt, H C Cushing 3d and L W Baldwin

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FAVOR BULGARIAN RELIEF.; League Finance Experts Seek 400,000 for Her Refugees.

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Financial Com of League of Nations seeks £400,000 for relief

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Says 250,000 Cars Are Stolen Each Year in United States

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Statistics on auto thefts

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SEE POLITICAL ISSUE IN THE BRITISH DEBT; Senate Irreconcilables Think Churchill Is Campaigning for a Reduction. WILL FIGHT SUCH A MOVE Treasury Ceases Its Debate, Holding Case Has Been Already Proved. SEE POLITICAL ISSUE IN THE BRITISH DEBT

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Sen Borah and the "irreconcilables" think he is campaigning for reduction of British debt

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POLICE USE CLUBS IN A CLASH WITH SUBWAY STRIKERS; Several Men Injured in Battle Outside Their Hall as Meeting Breaks Up. OTHER VIOLENCE REPORTED Interborough Says That Sixteen Attempts Were Made to Pull Workers Off Trains. COMPANY REBUFFS MEN After Failing to Get Jobs Back as a Body, They Reform to Carry on Walkout. USE CLUBS IN CLASH WITH I.R.T. STRIKERS

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Battery Park, 12 hurt in crash

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