Stalin Orders Tractor Plants to Speed Up; Bungling of Repairs Impedes Farm Program
By Walter Duranty.special Cable To the New York Times
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February 1, 1933
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Times Good, Not Bad, Ford Says; Sees the Dawn of a Bright Future; Real Panic Was in Exploitation Days of 1929 and Before, He Adds -- We Are Only in the Ox-Cart Stage of Machine Age, He Asserts, Dismissing Technocracy. FORD SEES DAWN OF A GOLDEN ERA
By Harold N. Denny.copyright, 1933, By the New York Times Company. All Rights Reserved.by Harold N. Denny
Ford Motor Co and strike in Briggs Co plant
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DENMARK FORBIDS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS; KRONE DEPRESSED; Ban on Labor Trouble Rushed Through Parliament as the Police Rout Red Rioters. CONCESSION TO LEFT WING Government Agrees to Fix the Krone at 22 1/2 to British Pound to Aid Farmers. VAST RELIEF IS PLANNED Many Socialistic Measures Are Agreed Upon by Coalition to Increase Employment. DENMARK FORBIDS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Govt policy announced by Prime Min Stauning; krone at 22 1/2 to Brit £
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ROOSEVELT WARNED TO AVOID DEBT ROLE; Senator Lewis Tells Him Not to Act as Own Ambassador, Saying Wilson Failed. REED ALSO SEES DANGER Cites Peril of a Repudiation by Congress -- Conversation With Lindsay Criticized. WARN ROOSEVELT TO AVOID DEBT ROLE
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
War-debt talks with F D Roosevelt criticized by Sens Lewis and Reed
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