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March 10, 1931

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ARBITRATION PACT PASSES IN BRITAIN; House of Commons Votes 221 to 139 for the General Act Covering All Disputes. NINTH COUNTRY TO APPROVE Conservatives Unsuccessfully Oppose Move--Non-League Countries Are Excepted. Chamberlain Opposes Act. ARBITRATION PACT PASSES IN BRITAIN Important in Foreign Policy. Our League Opposition Discussed

By Charles A. Selden. Special Cable To the New York Times

Brit House of Commons ratifies general act covering all disputes excepting those with countries not in League; Tories opposed to move

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SEABURY ACCEPTS, TO SPEED IMPARTIAL INQUIRY ON GRAIN; TAMMANY HALL RESENTFUL; ROOSEVELT SPLIT DOUBTED But Curry Faction Sees District Attorney Being Tried by 'Accuser.' CRAIN AND STEUER CONFER Prosecutor Silent on Charges and on Rumor of Pressure to Force Him to Resign. SEABURY GATHERING STAFF Public Hearings Will Follow Private Investigation--Aid Is Pledged by Mulrooney. Seabury Pledges Impartial Inquiry Crain Silent on Charges. Steuer and Cram Confer. Tammany Resents Choice. Political Effect in Doubt. Seabury Assembling Staff. Mulrooney Pledges His Aid. Allen Seeks Wide Inquiry. William H. Allen, direcotr of

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Seabury accepts apptmt

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Notable Births

1931Georges Dor, Canadian author, playwright, and composer (died 2001)[†]

Georges Dor was a Canadian author, composer, playwright, singer, poet, translator, and theatrical producer and director.