'LEGS' DIAMOND SLAIN IN SLEEP AT ALBANY BY TWO ASSASSINS; JUST BEFORE GANG MURDER.
By Meyer Berger. Special To the New York Times.times Wide World Photo
Slain; por; criminal record; London press comment
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December 19, 1931
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JAPAN WARNED ANEW BY OUR AMBASSADOR; Forbes Acts on Stimson Order to Protest Against Further Invasion of Manchuria. CHINCHOW DRIVE LIKELY Tokyo Lifts Ban on Crossing Liao River to Permit Attacks on Bandits. Treaty Covers Chinchow Issue. Japanese Conquest Expected. JAPAN IS WARNED BY OUR AMBASSADOR
By Special to The New York Times
Protests to Japanese Govt against further invasion of Manchuria
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FINANCIER IS CONFIDENT; NEW YORK BANKERS IN WASHINGTON TO TESTIFY.
By Special to The New York Times.Times Wide World Photo
Questions T W Lamont on foreign loans floated by J P Morgan & Co
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DEBT EXPERTS FAVOR LONGER MORATORIUM; Also Find German Railways Cannot Pay Unconditional Reparations Levy. FRENCH MODERATION ASKED British Note Shows Part of Loans Made to Germany Were Paid to France. Outline Is Completed. DEBT EXPERTS WANT A NEW DEBT HOLIDAY Parley of Nations Foreseen. Receipts Fell in 1930. Two-Year Moratorium Seen.
By Lansing Warren. Wireless To the New York Times
Bank of Internatl Settlements advisory com favors longer moratorium; subcom repts that German rys cannot pay unconditional reparations levy; conf of nations expected
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Notable Births
1931Ginger Stanley, American model, actress and stunt woman (died 2023)[†]
Ginger Stanley was an American stuntwoman, model and bit-part actress.