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January 1, 1932
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Headlines from January 1, 1932
N.Y. Central Ends Free Parking at 6 Stations; Plazas Let to Concern Charging 25-Cent Fee
Leases out parking spaces in Westchester County to Station Parking Service Inc, ending free parking at 6 stations
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ROOSEVELT SPEEDS DECISION ON FARLEY; Governor Expected to Regard Seabury Letter as Sufficient to Demand Reply by Sheriff. GIVES CHARGES TO COUNSEL Will Confer With Rosenman on Ouster Over the Week End -- Cuvillier Presses Attack. ROOSEVELT SPEEDS DECISION ON FARLEY
Expected to ask Sheriff T M Farley to answer Seabury's charges
GARNER PUTS TARIFF AHEAD OF TAX BILL IN HOUSE PROGRAM; He Indicates That Democrats Will Seek Changes Immediately After Holiday Recess. WILL RESTRICT MEASURE Senator Hull's Proposal for World Conference on Tariff and Trade Is Gaining Favor. REPUBLICAN WET FOR CUTS Clancy Declares They Must Apply to Dry Enforcement as Well as Elsewhere. GARNER PUTS TARIFF AHEAD OF TAX BILL
Speaker Garner puts tariff ahead of tax bill in House program
Notable Births
1932Giuseppe Patanè, Italian conductor (died 1989)[†]
Giuseppe Patanè was an Italian opera conductor.
Historical Events
1932The United States Post Office Department issues a set of 12 stamps commemorating the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth.[†]
The United States Post Office Department was the predecessor of the United States Postal Service, established in 1792. From 1872 to 1971, it was officially in the form of a Cabinet department. It was headed by the postmaster general.