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July 23, 1932

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Notable Deaths

1932Tenby Davies, Welsh runner (born 1884)^[†]

Frederick Charles "Tenby" Davies was a Welsh athlete who became the half-mile world professional champion in 1909 after a race against Irishman Beauchamp Day.

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Headlines from July 23, 1932

Britain Succeeding in Big Loan Conversion; 'Wartime' Propaganda Stirs Patriotic Spirit

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

War-loan conversion succeeding

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HOOVER APPROVES HOME LOANS BILL; PREDICTS JOB RISE; He Holds Glass Rider, in Its "Practical Working," Will Not Cause Inflation. HAILS STEP TO RECOVERY President Lays Unemployment Partly to "Stagnation in Construction." LARGE DEMAND REPORTED "Huddling" Conceals a Shortage, He Says, Putting Building Needs at Over $300,000,000. HOOVER APPROVES HOME LOANS BILL

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Signs Home-Loan Banks bill

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Officer Survives Poison as Police of 2 States Hunt for Him to Warn of Drug-Store Error

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Maj G R Koehler survives poison as police of 2 States hunt for him to warn of drugstore error, Seagirt, N J

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TWO DOMINIONS SEEK CURB ON ARGENTINA; South Africa and Australia Ask at Ottawa for Greater Trade Preferences From Britain. COMMITTEES BEGIN WORK Plan General Treaty for Empire and Croup of Supplementary Pacts for Special Cases. DOMINIONS SEEKING CURB ON ARGENTINA

By Charles A. Selden.special To the New York Times.by Charles A. Selden

Imperial Economic Conf

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ROOSEVELT WILL SEE 0.D. YOUNG TODAY; They Will Discuss International Affairs and Party Plan for Economic Recovery. RAIL CHIEF AT HYDE PARK Carl Gray of Union Pacific Explains Railroad Problems -- Mrs. Ross Visits Governor. ROOSEVELT WILL SEE OWEN YOUNG TODAY

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Confers with F D Roosevelt

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GERMANY DEMANDS ARMS PARLEY PARITY ON THREAT OF BOLT; Says She Will Reject Resolution Today and Not Return in 1933 Unless Equality Is Admitted. HERRIOT IS CONCILIATORY Declares That France Wants Security for All, Former Enemies Included. ROW AT MEETING ON PEACE French and Italian Deputies Clash as Former Shouts About the "Assassins of Matteotti." GERMANY DEMANDS EQUALITY AT GENEVA

By Clarence K. Streit.wireless To the New York Times.by Clarence K. Streit

S at disarmament conf

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Greenland Dispute Intensified As Rival Ships Reach the Scene

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Norwegian and Danish expeditions arrive in disputed territory

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Hoover Tells Newspaper Men He Has Been "Fairly Busy"

By the Associated Press

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INDICTMENTS FOUND IN '3D DEGREE' DEATH; Grand Jurors Accuse Nassau Policemen of Murder and Assault in Stark Death. SPECIAL COURT IS ORDERED More Charges Expected When Hearings Resume on Tuesday -- 3 Tell of Being Beaten. INDICTMENTS FOUND IN 3D-DEGREE DEATH

By From a Staff Correspondent.Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Indictments in Stark case

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ROADS TO ACT SOON ON CONSOLIDATIONS; Heads of Four Proposed Eastern Systems Likely to Meet Here Tuesday. MARKET HAILS THE PLAN Wall Street Looks on Exchange of Stocks as Key to Problem of Financing. ROADS TO ACT SOON ON CONSOLIDATIONS

By Unknown Author

Conf of heads of proposed systems likely; comments

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PERIL TO THE CITY IS SEEN; 'No Taxes, No Municipal Government, No Civil Employes,' Says Mayor. HINTS AT BANKERS' DEMAND Declares Taxpayers Must Be Relieved in 1933 and That Levies Must Be Slashed. URGES VOLUNTARY ACTION Order in Radio Speech to Aides to Ascertain Workers' Sentimemt Contains Threat. $26,000,000 PAY CUT URGED BY WALKER

By Unknown Author

Dem Junior League of Kings asks him to dismiss charges against Walker; lr from Assemblyman Cuvillier

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Mayor to Give Views on Debt Service Next Week; $207,000,000 Item Is Second Largest in Budget

By Unknown Author

debt service to be considered next

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