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October 21, 1932
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Hoover Denies 'Dime's Interest' Outside the Nation in 15 Years
By the Associated Press
Hoover, in lr to him, denies he has foreign oil interests
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ROOSEVELT DISTORTS FACTS, SAYS MILLS; Governor Guilty of 'Inaccuracies' in Speech on Federal Finances, Treasury Head Declares. BILLION INCREASE DENIED Makes Public Letter From Fearon, Charging Candidate Fought State Economies. Mills Says Roosevelt "Distorted" Facts in Pittsburgh Speech
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
State Sen Fearon informs Sec Mills of increased expenditures under Gov Roosevelt
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MANCHURIAN REBELS STRIKE AT JAPANESE; Cause Losses and Throw Foes on the Defensive by Attacks on Three Strongholds. WRECK KILLS 13 RUSSIANS Insurgents Derail and Burn a Train -- Soviet Kerosene Shipment Destroyed.
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Insurgents attack Japanese at Chiamussu, Ninguta and Hulan; derail train of Chinese Eastern Ry, killing 13 Russian refugees and destroying Russian kerosene shipment; Japanese seek peaceable outcome of Manchouli situation; Hsieh Chieh-hsi, Manchukuo Foreign Min, feted in Tokyo
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Notable Births
1932Pál Csernai, Hungarian footballer and manager (died 2013)[†]
Pál Csernai was a Hungarian football player and manager.