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October 22, 1932

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Washington and London Recognize Chile; Santiago Pledges Safety of Foreigners

By the Associated Press

New govt recognized by Wash and London; safety of foreigners pledged

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Hoover Is Collecting Cartoons of Himself; Now Has 20,000 in His 'Chamber of Horrors'

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Has large collection of cartoons of himself

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DONOVAN LAYS RISE IN COSTS TO LEHMAN; Asserts That Rival, as Adviser to Roosevelt, Has Urged a "Ruinous" State Policy. CITES $100,000,000 DEFICIT Republican Candidate Says at Plattsburg That Foes Fought $21,000,000 Budget Cuts. DONOVAN LAYS RISE IN COSTS TO LEHMAN

By From a Staff Correspondent

Donovan charges Lehman with responsibility for "ruinous" policy

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LEHMAN OFFERS AID TO STATE'S FARMERS; In Syracuse, Invading "Enemy" Soil, He Gives Tax, Economy and Marketing Plans. PLEDGES EQUALITY POLICY Wagner Calls for Clearing "Jungle of Federal Agencies" and Readjustment of Industry. LEHMAN OFFERS AID TO STATE FARMERS

By From a Staff Correspondent

Lehman, in Syracuse, takes up problems of agr

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By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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DAVIS DERIDES MACY ON STEUER DEFENSE; Says Chairman Is First Person Ever to Urge Picking a Judge on His Father's Merit. CRITICIZES ATTACK ON BAR Letter Recalls Its Efforts to Take Selections for the Bench Out of Politics. DAVIS DERIDES MACY ON STEUER DEFENSE

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J W Davis derides Macy defense

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900,000 Women to Vote Here; Increase of 95,000 Over 1928

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PRESIDENT DEPARTS ON A CRITICAL TOUR; 14 STOPS SCHEDULED; Special Leaves Washington for Swing Into Heart of Disaffected Area. FIRST TALK IN CHARLESTON President Will Quit Train for a Half-Hour Speech There in Stadium Near Station. WORKS ON DETROIT ADDRESS He Expects to Finish It by Noon -- Detroit Leader Reports Tickets Counterfeited and Sold. PRESIDENT DEPARTS ON A CRITICAL TOUR

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Hoover leaves for Detroit

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Fire Evicts 3,000 Japanese; 600 Homes Burn in Komatsu

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

600 houses destroyed; dynamite used to fight flames

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Mrs. Hoover Heads Women's Relief Committee; 75 Vice Chairmen Named to Assist in Work; MRS. HOOVER HEADS RELIEF COMMITTEE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Mrs Hoover accepts honorary chairmanship; 75 vice-chairmen named

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