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March 28, 1931

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Jewish Merchant to Be Vatican Librarian; Hebrew Scholar Will Have Kosher Kitchen

By Unknown Author

Apptd librarian in Vatican's Hebrew library

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ELINOR SMITH FALLS FIVE MILES UNHURT; ELINOR SMITH'S PLANE AFTER LONG ISLAND CRASH.

By Times Wide World Photo.Times Wide World Photo

World rept for 1930

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CAPITALISM FAULTY, WILLARD DECLARES; Failed in Allowing 5,000,000 Idle, B. & O. Head Says in Philadelphia Speech. GETS WHARTON DEGREE Finance School, Celebrating Its 50th Anniversary, Also Honors Others. 'Would Steal Rather Than Starve.' CAPITALISM FAULTY, WILLARD DECLARES Strike at Foundations of System. Points to Attacks on Institution. Favors Capitalistic System.

By Special to The New York Times

D Willard declares it faulty; s at Wharton School of Finance

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Chaplin Gets Legion of Honor, First for Foreign Film Actor

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Receives decoration of Legion of Honor

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FINDS MOTHER LOVE DIES AS MANGANESE IS LOST FROM DIET; Dr. McCollum Tells Baltimore Convention Results of Remarkable Experiments.4,000,000 HAVE MIGRAINEMany Victims Are Children andStrain of Later Life Is Onlya Secondary Factor. NEW FOOD AIDS IN ANEMIA Patients May Eat Hog's Stomach asWell as Liver--Copper Helpsthe Blood. Mother Love Disappears. Check Made With Other Mothers LACK OF MANGANESE KILLS MOTHER LOVE Migraine Affects Millions.

By From a Staff Correspondent of The New York Times

Finds lack of manganese in diet destroys material love

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Crew Abandons Ship Sinking Off Jersey; Coast Guard Boats Racing to the Rescue; AID RUSHED TO SHIP SINKING OFF JERSEY

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Crew abandons unidentified ship off Barnegat, N J; Coast Guard boats race to rescue

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BASTRESS, ARRAIGNED IN BRIBE CASE, GOT POST AS REPUBLICAN; First Target of Tammany Clean-Up Pleads Not Guilty to Taking $1,500 for Permit. BUILDING BUREAU SHAKE-UP Levy Reorganizes Manhattan Office--58 Violations Listed in Richmond Institutions. KUEHNLE IS SUBPOENAED City Affairs Group Meets--Holmes Calls "House-Cleaning" a Confession of Guilt. BASTRESS IS ARRAIGNED. Building Bureau Shake-up Set. Bastress Held a Republican. Bastress Pleads Not Guilty. Penthouse Quickly Approved.

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F C Kuehnle, Acting Supt, subpoenaed; Bastress pleads not guilty

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HOOVER MEN SEEKING SUCCESSOR TO FESS; SOME OPPOSE CURTIS; Senators Confer on Suggestion by President That National Committee De Reorganized. HURLEY OR BROWN URGED Aggressive Drive for Delegates Looms--Mann, Hoover Foe, Contends He Controls South. CURTIS BACKERS ANXIOUS Reports Are Circulated That the President May Prefer Theodore Roosevelt as a Running Mate. Fess Had Intended to Quit. Hurley and Brown Have Backing. HOOVER MEN SEEK SUCCESSOR TO FESS Curtis's Friends Show Concern. Mann Busy in the South. Young Republican Club Formed.

By Special to The New York Times

Sens confer on reorganization

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ARNOLD BENNETT DIES AFTER DAY OF COMA; ARNOLD BENNETT.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Bennett, A

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Ireland Treats Directly With the King, Breaking Precedent of the British Empire

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Treats directly with King George, breaking precedent

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$886,360 RACE PRIZE WON BY BUFFALO MAN; PRIZE WINNERS IN BRITISH RACE.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Wins in Irish Hosp sweepstakes; says he will travel

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New Governor Off for Canada With Flag to Fly at Mansion

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Leaves London for Ottawa

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