828,000 Persons Receiving Aid From City or Private Sources
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April 11, 1932
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DR. BUTLER ASSAILS TIMIDITY OF NATIONS; Incompetence Is Responsible for Continuance of Crisis, He Says in Carnegie Report. WAR DEBT STAND SCORED Viewed as Effort to Achieve the Impossible -- Quick Action by Public Opinion Urged. DR. BUTLER ASSAILS TIMIDITY OF NATIONS
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N M Butler reviews conditions of 1931
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$20,000,000 NEEDED OR RELIEF MUST END, TAYLOR WARNS CITY; Emergency Aid Faces Collapse June 1 When Present Funds Run Out, He Tells Walker. ASKS 5-YEAR BOND ISSUE Asserts Berry Refuses to Act Under State Authorization Despite Great Want. SEES 572,000 AFFECTED Gibson Committee's $18,000,000 as Well as City's $12,300,000 RapIdly Being Used Up. TAYLOR WARNS CITY OF RELIEF CRISIS
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F G Taylor says Comptroller Berry has refused to consent to bond issue for unemployment relief
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13,417,460 VOTES FOR NAZI; Fails to Poll 15,000,000 He Claimed in Run-Off, but Gains 2,078,175. THAELMANN A POOR THIRD Red Vote Cut to 3,706,388, a Loss of 1,276,809 From the First Presidential Test. BRUENING IS STRENGTHENED Hitler Launches Fight for Diet Elections -- One Killing in the Polling Throughout Reich. HINDENBURG VICTOR IN REICH ELECTION
By Guido Enderis.special Cable To the New York Times.by Guido Enderis
Figures on election returns
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CONGRESS SPURRED TO SWIFTER ACTION ON BUDGET PROBLEM; M'Duffie Says House Group Welcomes Hoover's Suggestions -- Will Hear Roop Today. FAVORS 11% SALARY SLASH Administration's Forced-Furlough Plan Is Held Likely to Cause Favoritism. BRITISH SACRIFICES CITED Senate Committee Will Resume Hearings Today in Effort to Rush the Tax Bill. CONGRESS SPURRED TO ACT ON BUDGET
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
On salary cut for Fed employes
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Notable Births
1932Joel Grey, American actor, singer, and dancer[†]
Joel Grey is an American actor, singer, dancer, photographer, and theatre director. He is best known for portraying the Master of Ceremonies in the musical Cabaret on Broadway and in Bob Fosse's 1972 film adaptation. He has won an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Tony Award for his performances in the Cabaret stage musical and film. He earned the Lifetime Achievement Tony Award at the 76th Tony Awards in 2023.