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February 21, 1930

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Hoover Asks Ex-President To Dedicate 'Coolidge Dam'

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Pres Hoover asks C Coolidge to dedicate it

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CHAUTEMPS FORMS NEW FRENCH CABINET; Briand and Loucheur Go Into Government Completed by Radical-Socialist. STEEG TAKES JUSTICE POST Others Include Sarraut and Besnard--Selected After All-Night Meeting.

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Forms new Cabinet; career; por

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BYRD FAR ON WAY, IN WARMER AREA; Leaving Barrier at Discovery Inlet, Ship Steams Steadily 50 Miles to Northwest. MET NEW ICE DURING NIGHT But Now She Is Plowing Ahead Through Clear Water With the Temperature Rising. The Bolling Two Miles in Pack. Ships Expected, Here in June. BYRD FAR ON WAY, IN WARMER AREA

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ABOARD THE BARK CITY OF NEW YORK, IN ROSS SEA, Feb. 20.--For the past thirty hours since leaving the Barrier the bark City of New York has been steaming steadily toward New Zealand and home.

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HOWARD IN FAREWELL SEES FOLLY IN TALK OF RIFT WITH BRITAIN; Retiring Envoy Tells Pilgrims That a Conflict on Industrial Ground Is "Fantastic." BANS SEA RIGHTS AS ISSUE Those Who Fear 'Land Hunger' by Either Nation, He Says, 'Qualify for Asylum.' FINDS' TAIL-TWISTING' ENDED And British No Longer Regard Us as 'Off the Line,' He Asserts in Praising Close Relations.

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Sir E Howard says "pessimistic prophecy" of clash between Gt Britain and U S on foreign markets is "fantastic,"

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Mercury at 66 on Freak Spring Day Here; Overcoats Laid By in Record Warmth for Date

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Mercury at 66 brings record warmth for Feb 20

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