South Africa Bars British Silver As Legal Tender After Jan. 15
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United Kingdom silver coins barred as legal tender after Jan 15
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November 16, 1932
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BRITISH RESOLVED TO AVOID DEFAULT; Financiers Assert, However, the Payment Would Hurt Pound and Cut Our Exports. AMPLE CREDITS AVAILABLE But Government Will Not Say It Can Pay, Fearing to Give Ammunition to Foes Here. BRITISH RESOLVED TO AVOID DEFAULT
By Charles A. Selden.by Cable To the New York Times.by Charles A. Selden
War debts and reparations
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BONUS POLL SHOWS 'LAME DUCK' HOUSE WOULD SUSTAIN VETO; Committee Against Prepayment Predicts No Bill Will Be Offered at Coming Session. NEXT CONGRESS IN DOUBT Large Number of Changes Due to Election Makes a Definite Forecast Impossible Now. NEW MEMBERS ARE DIVIDED Of the 158, Many Failed to Answer Questionnaire, but 17 Favor It and 26 Oppose It. BONUS POLL SHOWS BACKING FOR VETO
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Poll of Cong members by Natl Com against Prepayment of Bonus shows "lame-duck" session of Cong would sustain veto of immediate bonus bill; details of poll
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DELANEY GAGGED BY BOARD; Says He Will Sue to Save 5-Cent Fare as He and Prial Clash Bitterly. MENACE TO TAMMANY CUTS Victory for 4-Year Bonds Would Invalidate Program and Threaten a New Crisis. SUBWAY WORK IN DANGER McKee Backs Transit Chief -- Scores Berry, Saying No One Knows Fiscal Prospect. SUBWAY BOND ROW IMPERILS NEW LINES
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Clashes with J H Delaney on subway financing
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