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February 19, 1932

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Headlines from February 19, 1932

Shaw and Wife Hurt in Africa 4s He Drives Auto Into Ditch

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

He and wife hurt when auto goes into ditch

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NEW EXCHANGE RULE PUTS DRASTIC CURB UPON SHORT SELLING; After April 1 Brokers Must Ob- tain Written Consent From Clients to Lend Stock. END OF BIG BEARS IS SEEN Market Rallies on Advance Rumors -- Orders Sent to Coast After Close Here. BAN HAILED IN CAPITAL But Members of Congress Disagree on Whether It Will Head Off Legislation. NEW EXCHANGE RULE CURBS SHORT SALES

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Beginning Apr 1, N Y Stock Exch members will be required to obtain written consent to lend stock to protect commitments; text of resolution by governing com

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MUKDEN FORMALLY DECLARES FREEDOM; Jehol and Inner Mongolia Join in New State, Ankuo, With the Japanese Aiding. PU-YI LIKELY PRESIDENT Tokyo to Turn Over Railways and Send in 5,000,000 Colonists by 1942. MUKDEN FORMALLY DECLARES FREEDOM

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Independence proclamation issued; new State to be called Ankuo; internatl and foreign policies outlines

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ULTIMATUM IS DISREGARDED; Chinese Refuse Even to Discuss Order to Give Up Big Shanghai Area. ATTACK BY THEM LIKELY Japanese Drop Contention That Their Action Is in Defense of Foreign Settlement CHINA UPHELD AT GENEVA Jurists Decide She Can Call League Assembly and It May Meet in March. Sino-Japanese Development

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Japanese in Shanghai indicate Tokyo plans to split China apart by launching attacks at Canton, Swatow, Tsintao, Tientsin and Peiping

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1932Joseph P. Kerwin, American captain, physician, and astronaut^[†]

Joseph Peter Kerwin is an American physician and former NASA astronaut. He served as the science pilot for the Skylab 2 mission from May 25, 1973, to June 22, 1973. He was the first physician to be selected for astronaut training and the first doctor from the United States to enter space.

Headlines from February 19, 1932

Shaw and Wife Hurt in Africa 4s He Drives Auto Into Ditch

MUKDEN FORMALLY DECLARES FREEDOM; Jehol and Inner Mongolia Join in New State, Ankuo, With the Japanese Aiding. PU-YI LIKELY PRESIDENT Tokyo to Turn Over Railways and Send in 5,000,000 Colonists by 1942. MUKDEN FORMALLY DECLARES FREEDOM

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