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January 24, 1931

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Notable Births

Lars Hörmander

1931Lars Hörmander, Swedish mathematician and academic (died 2012)[†]

Lars Valter Hörmander was a Swedish mathematician who has been called "the foremost contributor to the modern theory of linear partial differential equations". Hörmander was awarded the Fields Medal in 1962 and the Wolf Prize in 1988. In 2006 he was awarded the Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition for his four-volume textbook Analysis of Linear Partial Differential Operators, which is considered a foundational work on the subject.

1931Ib Nørholm, Danish composer and organist (died 2019)[†]

Ib Nørholm was a Danish composer and organist.

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Headlines from January 24, 1931

SENATE RENEWS WAR WITH THE PRESIDENT OVER POWER BOARD; Names of Three Commissioners Are Sent Back to Committee by a Vote of 45 to 32. COURT TEST MOVE UPHELD Walsh Resolution Directing Quo Warranto Proceedings Referred to Norris Committee. MITCHELL BACKS HOOVER Holds Appointments Are Valid, Since White House Was Notified of Confirmation. Mitchell Upholds President. SENATE RENEWS WAR OVER POWER BOARD Vote on Motion to Recommit. Mitchell Cites Senate Rule. Argues as to Purpose of Notice.

By Special to The New York Times

Backs Pres Hoover in refusal to reconsider apptmts of Garsaud, Draper and Otis

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BUTLER URGES BOARD TO STUDY WAR DEBTS WITH VIEW TO SLASH; We Are the Chief Sufferers, Educator Tells League Association Convention. PAYMENT HELD IMPOSSIBLE Millions in Cash Gained Means Billions in Value Lost, He Declares at Chicago Meeting. HE WANTS US TO TAKE LEAD American "Isolation" Ridiculed by Dr. Jenkins--Prof. Shotwell Says We Are Pledged to Disarm. Britain's Stand on Debts Lauded. BUTLER URGES BOARD TO SLASH WAR DEBTS Relief From Burden Is Urged. Self-Interest Held Motive. Nationalism Is Deplored. Slackening of Effort Charged.

By Special to The New York Times

Annual convention

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GOVERNORS ADVISED TO FIGHT IDLENESS WITH JOB INSURANCE; Seven States Represented as Albany Conference Called by Roosevelt Opens Sessions. ECONOMIC EXPERTS HEARD Majority Favor Establishment of Unemployment Reserve Fund by Industry. AID FROM STATES URGED Professor Leiseron Calls Charity for the Unemployed a Subsidy for Employers. Governor Roosevelt Presides. Discuss Employment Reserves. TO FIGHT IDLENESS WITH JOB INSURANCE Professor Chamberlin Heard. Professor Douglas Pessimistic. Actuary Gives Views. Threaten to Picket Governors.

By W.a. Warn. Special To the New York Times

Urges unemployment ins as aid to fight idleness, at Governors' conf on problem

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MARCUS GETS WRIT TO BLOCK INQUIRY ON BANK BY STEUER; Investigator's Right to Serve as Bennett Aide Challenged as He Asks Indictments. ORDER HALTS EXAMINATIONS Lawyer Must Show Cause Monday Why Subpoenas ShouldNot Be Quashed.14 WITNESSES ARE CALLEDGrand Jury Hears Six, Including Herbert Singer and an Aideof 'Broderick's. Order Halts Examinations. Hold Steuer Disqualified. Attack Open Hearings. Names Steuer's Clients. Long Grand Jury Session. Steuer Sees Bennett.

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B K Marcus gets writ to block Steuer inquiry; grand jury hears 6 witnesses, including H Singer

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