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January 15, 1932

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EUROPEANS PREDICT REPARATIONS PARLEY AFTER OUR ELECTION; Bankers Think Lausanne Session Will Arrive at Only a Short Provisional Arrangement. BRITISH SHUN REPUDIATION Refuse to Consider Italian Suggestion of Joint Action Against United States. BERLIN PRESS FAVORS IDEA French Sea Necessity of Accord With London Before Lausanne Conference Starts. EUROPEANS PREDICT LATER DEBT PARLEY

By Clarence K. Streit.special Cable To the New York Times.by Clarence K. Streit

Basle banking interests predict short Lausanne conf resulting in short provisional arrangement; another reparations conf after U S elections predicted

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DIVERSION OF FUNDS LAID TO FARLEY ALSO; CULKIN NOW DEFIANT; Sheriff Followed Predecessor in Appropriating Interest, Accountants Testify. EVIDENCE CREATES FUROR McNaboe Intimates Smith and All Others in Office Helped Themselves to Accruals. CULKIN REJECTS A WAIVER Seabury Refuses to Let Him Testify on $1,929,759 Deposits -- Hastings, in Contempt, Gets New Stay. FARLEY IS ACCUSED OF TAKING FUNDS

By Unknown Author

City receives check for $15,000,000 from State appropriations

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STISON AIDES DENY LINKING OIL TO LOAN; Intervened on Behalf of a Concession Held by "Mellon Interests" in Colombia. SECRETARY PRESSED BANK Meantime at House Hearing Patman Accuses Mellon of Using His Influence. STIMSON AIDES DENY LINKING OIL TO LOAN

By Special to The New York Times

F White and H F Matthews testify on Colombian credit from Natl City Co; part played by State Dept described

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King George Sells Cattle As His Farm Retrenches

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

32 Herefords sold as economy measure

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Dinner Speeches Stress Funds; Avoid Referring to Aspirants

By Unknown Author

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Notable Births

1932Lou Jones, American sprinter (died 2006)^[†]

Louis Woodard Jones was an American athlete. He won a gold medal in the 4 × 400 m relay at the 1956 Summer Olympics.