Biggest Flying Boat in World To Be Built Soon in Rotterdam
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Largest flying boat to be built by F Koolhoven, Rotterdam
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January 7, 1932
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ADDRESS OPENS SESSION; Federal Administration Is Criticized as Failing to Aid Business. SO NEW YORK CANNOT WAIT Republican Legislators Urged to Cooperate in 'Positive Duty' of Helping the State. HIGHER INCOME LEVY ASKED Also for Increased Gasoline and Stock Transfer Taxes, as Well as One on Trucks. ROOSEVELT URGES NEW LEADERSHIP
By W.a. Warn.special To the New York Times.by W.a. Warn
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SEABURY HITS BACK, LAYS ATTACK TO FEAR; Calls Kerrigan Letter Move by City Hall to Block Disclosures to Come. SAYS GRAFT RAISES TAXES Republicans Reported Ready to Continue Inquiry as Hastings Scores Seabury. SEABURY SAYS FEAR INSPIRED ATTACK
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Seabury says Kerrigan fears further disclosures
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HOME AID TO NEEDY IS HALTED BY CITY; Temporary Suspension Ordered by Taylor When Berry Says Funds Are Not Available. $60,000 SPENT THUS FAR $5,000,000 Voted Last Month -- McKee Warns There Must Be Limit to Appropriations. HOME AID TO NEEDY IS HALTED BY CITY
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Comr Taylor suspends operation of Emergency Home Relief Bur; no funds available
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Notable Deaths
1932André Maginot, French sergeant and politician (born 1877)[†]
André Maginot was a French civil servant, soldier and Member of Parliament. He is best known for his advocacy of the string of forts known as the Maginot Line.