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August 3, 1932

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REICH WOULD SEEK PRIVATE DEBTS CUT AT WORLD PARLEY; High German Official Expresses Hope for Interest Reduction or Capital Conversion. REACTIONARIES LEAD MOVE Cabinet Reverses Stand of Its Predecessor, Which Advocated Payment in Full. INDUSTRY BLOCKS PROJECT Reichsbank and Other Banks Object to Government Tampering With Private Obligations. REICH WOULD SEEK PRIVATE DEBTS CUT

By Frederick T. Birchall.special Cable To the New York Times.by Frederick T. Birchall

A Hugenberg asks liquidation of debts by conversion; Germans hope interest cuts or conversion will be discussed at world economic conf; 3 types of debts listed

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Champ Clark's Son Leading.; KANSANS RENAME M'GILL, WOODRING

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Col B C Clark, Dem, and D J Short, Repub, leading for Sen nomination

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RESERVE BANK ACTS TO AID HOME OWNERS; Needy Individuals, Unable to Get Direct Loans, May Be Sent to the Young Committee. RELIEF FOR WORTHY CASES Coordination of Two Groups Would Avert Rejection of Deserving Applicants. RESERVE BANK ACTS TO AID HOME OWNERS

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Individuals applying for direct loans to be referred to Young credit com

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R.F.C. PUTS OFF PLEA OF PINCHOT ON LOAN; WEIGHS RAIL JOB AID; Pennsylvania Governor Appeals for $3,000,000 at Once--Told to Bring Legislators In. LINK TO POOR BOARDS SEEN Meanwhile Willard and Atterbury Enter Parley on Way to Increase Rail Employment. MEMBERS OF I.C.C. PRESENT Advances Might Be Made for Rolling Stock, Maintenance and Equipment, Says Pomerene. MORE RELIEF DATA ASKED OF PlNCHOT

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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