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March 30, 1932

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Motorists Are Saved From Seven-Foot Drifts On Mt. Washington; 2 Are Marooned on Peak

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Motorists saved from 7-ft snow drifts near Pinkham Notch; 2 marooned by blizzard on top of Mt Washington

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FLYNN FACES JAIL TODAY FOR DEFIANCE; COURT REBUKES HIM; Contempt Order Is Upheld by Justice After Spirited Row on Charges Against Willard. SEABURY SCORES AFFIDAVIT Moves to Strike From Record as "Indecent" Accusation He Connived at Perjury. DEFENSE COUNSEL CUT OFF Judge Rejects Efforts of Bronx Of- ficial to Prove He Was Maligned by "Fugitive From Justice." FLYNN FACES JAIL TODAY FOR DEFIANCE

By Unknown Author

Flynn adjudged in contempt; order asking for imprisonment drawn up

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TARDIEU WILL STRIVE TO SAVE THE ENTENTE AT PARLEY IN LONDON; Paris Uneasy Over New Trend of Britain Away From France in Danube Union Moves. 4-POWER ACTION A BLOW French Had Thought Accord on Central Europe Could Be Reached Without Aid. MEETINGS TO OPEN MONDAY After Visiting Premier's Talks With MacDonald, Germany and France Are Likely to Join. TARDIEU TO STRIVE TO SAVE ENTENTE

By P.j. Philip.special Cable To the New York Times.by P.j. Philip

Danubian Fed

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GLASS BILL ASSAILED BY RESERVE BOARD; Advisory Council Joins Meyer in Declaring That Measure Would Contract Credit. Many Changes in the Glass Bill Asked

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

2 administrative changes

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Bulgaria Declares Moratorium On Half of Her Exterior Debts

By the Associated Press

Declares 50% moratorium on exterior debts for 6 mos

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