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May 30, 1932

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Notable Births

1932Ray Cooney, English actor and playwright^[†]

Raymond George Alfred Cooney OBE is a retired English playwright, actor, and director.

1932Pauline Oliveros, American accordion player and composer (died 2016)^[†]

Pauline Oliveros was an American composer and accordionist.

1932Ivor Richard, Baron Richard, Welsh politician and diplomat, British Ambassador to the United Nations (died 2018)^[†]

Ivor Seward Richard, Baron Richard, was a British Labour politician who served as a member of Parliament (MP) from 1964 until 1974. He was also a member of the European Commission and latterly sat as a life peer in the House of Lords.

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Headlines from May 30, 1932

Says Our Help Is Vital.; CLEAN DEBTS SLATE URGED BY PAINLEVE

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On value of U S dollar

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GARNER AND RAINEY THROW HIS CHARGES BACK AT PRESIDENT; His Public Works Plan Smacked No Leso of 'Pork Barrel' Than Theirs, They Retort. VACILLATION IS CHARGED Democratic House Chiefs in Statements Lay Crowing Deficit to White House. ALIBI,' IS GARNER'S RETORT Floor Leader Says "the Worst Is Yet to Come" If the Speaker's Program Is Defeated. SAY HOOVER URGED PUBLIC WORKS PLAN

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Persia Cedes Little Ararat To Turkey in an Exchange

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Persia cedes Little Ararat in exch for land farther south

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Bonus army arrives in Wash; second army arrives at Sparke, Nev, from San Francisco Bay region

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COMPLETES SET-UP FOR CITY SUBWAYS; Board Outlines Policy and the Personnel for the New System Starting With 8th Av. Line. PUTS RIDGEWAY IN CHARGE Reports Doubt That Municipal Operation Can "Break Even" Till Brooklyn Link Is Added. COMPLETES SET-UP FOR CITY SUBWAYS

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Will be put in charge of N Y C subway operation if undertaken by Transportation Bd

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CLEAN DEBTS SLATE URGED BY PAINLEVE; Former Premier Says French Realize Germany Is Unable to Pay Reparations. WOULD CURB REICH TRADE Le Temps of Paris Also Stresses Need for United States Help in Lausanne Settlement.

By P. J. Philip.wireless To the New York Times

On war debts and reparations

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HOMAGE TO WAR DEAD WILL BE PAID TODAY THROUGHOUT NATION; Veteran and Civic Groups to Decorate Graves and Conduct Patriotic Services. PARADES TO BE HELD HERE 4-2 C. A. R. Survivors Will Lead the March "Up Riverside Drive This Morning. PLEAS FOR PEACE MADE preliminary Observances in Many Churches -- Legion Is Scored for Bonus Demands. NATION PAYS HONOR TO WAR DEAD TODAY

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Celebrations in N Y begin

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SEABURY IS READY TO DRAFT CHARGES AGAINST WALKER; He Will Complete Hearings This Week and Is Expected to Send Evidence to Governor Soon. MAYOR HOLDS CASE WEAK Believes It Does Not Warrant Serious Consideration and Sees Funds Fully Explained. HE IS ASSAILED IN PULPITS Accused of Concealing Facts and His Removal and House-Cleaning In the City Are Demanded. SEABURY IS READY TO DRAFT CHARGES

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Seabury ready to draft charges; Mayor holds case weak; comment from city pulpits

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Weary Bonus Army Reaches Capital by Truck; Police Demand Congress Care for Hundreds

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WASHINGTON, May 29. -- With American flags flying before them, sixteen truckloads of war veterans came to the end of a transcontinental hitch-hike today with the avowed purpose of remaining in Washington until Congress pays their bonus in full.

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PRESIDENT SUMMONS SENATORS ON TAXES; MESSAGE DISCUSSED; Hoover Cuts Short His Stay at Camp to Hold White House Conference. URGED TO PUSH SALES LEVY Governor Harrison Lays Gold Outflow to Tax Delays -- Mills and Curtis Attend. SHOWDOWN LIKELY TODAY Walsh Resents Filibuster Hints -- He Declares Attitude of the Nation Is Clear. HOOVER SUMMONS SENATORS ON TAXES

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Hoover confers with Sens and financial leaders on bill

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BRUENING TALKS LONG TO SWAY HINDENBURG; Chancellor Seeks Backing as Two Confer on Reich Issues for Nearly Five Hours. RESUME DISCUSSION TODAY German Position on Arms and Debts to Stand -- Nazis Score in Oldenburg Diet Election. BRUENING IN TALK WITH HINDENBURG

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Natl Socialists win in elections to Diet

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