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December 22, 1930

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Notable Births

1930Ardalion Ignatyev, Russian sprinter and educator (died 1998)^[†]

Ardalion Vasilyevich Ignatyev was a Soviet athlete who mainly competed in the 400 metres. He was born in the village of Novoye Toyderyakovo, Yalchiksky District, Chuvash ASSR.

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Headlines from December 22, 1930

RYKOFF IS EXPELLED FROM LAST OFFICE; Former Soviet Premier's Fall Complete With Ousting From Red Political Bureau. CLEAN SWEEP FOR STALIN Tomsky's Dismissal Is Likely to Be Followed by That of Bukharin, Oppositionist. Stalin Making Clean Sweep. Exile Is Not Expected. RYKOFF IS EXPELLED FROM LAST OFFICE Soviet Linked to Comintern.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Rykoff expelled from Political Bur; G K Ordzhonikidze apptd in his place; N Bukharin likely to be dropped from Economic Council; with apptmt of Molotoff direct link between Soviet Govt and Communist Internatl is established

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THOMAS SEES LAXITY IN BANK SUPERVISION; He Asks Governor for Inquiry Into Bank of U.S. and Scores Broderick's Policy. FAVORS CHANGES IN LAW Depositors Begin Today to Get Loans--Reorganization Plans Being Considered. Broderick and Aides Busy. THOMAS SEES LAXITY IN BANK SUPERVISION

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Urges investigation of N Y S Banking Dept, with particular reference to closing of Bank of U S

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HOOVER PROPOSES EXTRA SESSION CHECK; Confers With Moses on Passage of "Continuing Resolution" if Need Arises. THIS WOULD RENEW FUNDS Legislation Passed in 18 Days Exceeded That of Similar Period for Years. Could Be Subjected to Filibuster. HOOVER PROPOSES EXTRA SESSION CURB Legislation Put Through Speedily. Alarmed by Senate Jam.

By Special to The New York Times

Hoover proposes "continuing resolution" for supply bills to avert extra session

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Survey Shows Business Men Confident of Gain Next Year

By Unknown Author

Survey shows 2 out of 3 business men expect improvement

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Three Farmer-Laborites Hold Party's 'National Convention'

By Special to The New York Times

Natl convention

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M'KEE WANTS CITY TO RUN NEW SUBWAY; Would Set Up a Corporation at Once to Operate 8th Av. Line --Attacks Dual Contracts. HOLDS UNIFICATION FAR OFF Opposes Existing Roads Getting System and Says Delay on Plan Plays Into Their Hands. Decries Further Delay. M'KEE WANTS CITY TO RUN NEW SUBWAY Criticizes Old Contracts.

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J V McKee holds it far off; lr to J H Delaney on operation of new city subway

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Carnegie Endowment Calls for Arms Cuts As Allies' Obligation in pledge to Germany

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Calls for reduction of armaments

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HIGH TAMMANY MEN NAMED BY KRESEL IN INQUIRY ON FUNDS; Subpoena to 1,800 Brokers and Banks Lists Representative Sullivan, Alderman Graubard. MOST OF 159 ARE POLICE Wife of Goodman, J.W. Brown, Hyman Bushel and Two Inspectors Are Included. TRIAL OF 21 GOES ON TODAY Moves Indicate Investigation isCentring on Four Magistratesand Police Department. Becoming Investigation of Police. Sullivan's Name Included. Inspectors on the List. HIGH TAMMANY MEN NAMED BY KRESEL Organized to Aid Victims.

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Kresel investigates financial status of high officials of Tammany and of Police Dept; investigation concentrates on Magistrates Brodsky, Silbermann, Goodman and Weil

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