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October 7, 1930

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HOOVER HAILS LABOR'S AID IN UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS; EXHORTS LEGION ON PEACE; BOSTON CROWDS CHEER HIM 200,000 in Streets and Two Convention Halls Where He Speaks. WORK STABILITY STRESSED A.F. of L. Leaders Praise His Indication of Anti-Trust Act Change to Aid Industry. VETERANS CALL COOLIDGE They Force Him to Speak After Executive's Address--Hoover on Way to North Carolina.

By Louis Stark. Special To the New York Times

Pres Hoover stresses necessity for maintaining adequate defense without threat of aggression

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PRIVATE FUND SOUGHT AS ROOSEVELT DENIES WIDER BENCH INQUIRY; Citizens' Committee Will Act Tomorrow on Plan to Appeal to Public for $20,000. GOVERNOR'S' LETTER ISSUED Asserts He Lacks Authority to Extend Investigation Without Concrete Evidence. MRS. HEALY BREAKS SILENCE Bronx Grand Jury Charged to Sift Accusation of Office-Buying Against Jurist in That County.

By Unknown Author

Roosevelt, in lr, refuses to authorize wide investigation; text of J W Davis's opinion; Citizens Union to seek private fund to continue inquiry; Sup Ct Justice Cohn acts on anonymous lr charging office bartering in Bronx; Mrs M J Healy breaks silence

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1930Curtis Crider, American race car driver (died 2012)[†]

Curtis "Crawfish" Crider was an American stock car racing driver, and a pioneer in the early years of NASCAR.