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May 26, 1932

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Scoff of California to Name Hoover for Renomination

By the Associated Press

J L Scott to put Hoover in nomination at convention

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THOUSANDS AT COURTHOUSE; Hot, Partisan and Noisy Crowds Cheer and Hiss Inside and Out. SCENE LIKE A PRIZE FIGHT 700 Jammed, With Aid of Flying Wedge, Into Space for 300, as Passes Are Ignored. PARK AVENUE BRINGS LUNCH Four Women Come Prepared to Stay -- Losers in the Rush Give Police All-Day Problem. THOUSANDS CLAMOR AT WALKER HEARING

By Unknown Author

Park Avenue and the Bowery went home last night with a new respect for each other's elbows. They had met where the race was to the swift and the strong, in the narrow doorway to a room in the County Court House.

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PRUSSIAN DIET HALL WRECKED IN BATTLE; Fists and Furniture Fly as 50 Reds Aid Comrade Attacked by 150 Nazis -- Six Are Hurt. BRUENING HINTED IN BREAK Hindenburg Said to Refuse to Back Some of His Policies -- Two to Confer Sunday.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Dissension between Hindenburg and Bruening reptd

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Lutheran 'Friars' to Preach on Streets Here; Synod Sanctions Revival of Ancient Custom

By Unknown Author

United Luth Synod of N Y revives ancient custom of street preaching by friars

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Full Text of Walker Testimony Before the Hofstadter Committee; Mayor's Own Version of the Equitable Bus Negotiations, His Financial Affairs and His Trip Abroad as Brought Out in Questioning by Seabury. Full Text of Mayor Walker's Testimony Before the Hofstadter Committee Walker Clashes Sharply With Seabury on Questions on the Equitable Bus Line Mayor Says He Put Up $3,000 Toward $10,000 Credit Bought by J.A. Smith Block's Records Are Used to Show Profits on Stock Received by the Mayor Days Testimony Ends With Walker Still Explaining Financial Transactions

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