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June 9, 1933

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AZANA IS DISMISSED AS SPAIN'S PREMIER BY THE PRESIDENT; Alcala Zamora Withdraws His Confidence, Causing Cabinet Led by Socialists to Quit. MEETS CHURCH PRESSURE Also Feared Class Warfare and Danger to Republic if Government Remained. NEUTRAL PREMIER LIKELY Moderate Left Regime Forecast -- Lerroux Rebuffs Offer of Socialist Cooperation. AZANA'S CABINET IS OUSTED IN SPAIN

By Frank L. Kluckhohn.special Cable To the New York Times.by Frank L. Kluckhohn

Fall of Azana Diaz Cabinet invalidates measures taken to put religious laws into effect

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HULL IS OPTIMISTIC ARRIVING IN LONDON; United States Delegation See: No Reason for Parley Not to Be Short and Successful. DEBT DISCUSSION BARRED British Cabinet Meets Today to Decide Whether to Pay Next Week's Instalment. HULL IS OPTIMISTIC ARRIVING IN LONDON

By Frederick T. Birchall.wireless To the New York Times.by Frederick T. Birchall

arrives in London; int; visits Amb Bingham

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Mattern Off Again in Siberia; Describes Belovo Forced Landing; Roand-the-World Flier Says He Was Only Half-Conscious and Does Not Know How He Avoided Crash -- Illness and Repairs Delayed Start for Krasnoyarsk. WORLD FLIER OFF FOR KRASNOYARSK

By James Mattern.copyright, 1933, By Nana, Inc., and the New York Times Company. World Rights Reserved.by James Mattern

Takes off from Belovo for Krasnoyarsk after repairing plane damaged in forced landing; describes landing

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ROOSEVELT OFFERS NEW VETERAN PLAN; Compromise Program Ready for House Leaders, and an Early Accord Is Seen. COST PUT AT $77,000,000 154,000 'Presumptive' Cases Would Remain on the Rolls Pending Re-examination. ROOSEVELT OFFERS NEW VETERAN PLAN

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Compromise plan reptd ready

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REVOLT IMPERILS AUTO TAX; Bolt in Estimate Board Likely Today When New Levies Come Up. NEW REVENUES DEMANDED Bankers Make It Clear Credit Is Granted Only on O'Brien's Promise to Act. NO MORE FUNDS OFFERED Aldrich Compels Berry to Correct Statement Needs for Year Are Met. CITY GETS RENEWAL ON NEW TAX PLEDGE

By Unknown Author

Bankers agree to extend all outstanding securities due in Summer until Dec 11 at 5 3/4%, provided city raises new revenue

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1933Al Cantello, American javelin thrower and coach (died 2024)^[†]

Albert Anthony Cantello was an American javelin thrower as a member of the United States Marine Corps. He was the coach of the men's distance running program at the United States Naval Academy from 1963 to 2018.

Headlines from June 9, 1933

HULL IS OPTIMISTIC ARRIVING IN LONDON; United States Delegation See: No Reason for Parley Not to Be Short and Successful. DEBT DISCUSSION BARRED British Cabinet Meets Today to Decide Whether to Pay Next Week's Instalment. HULL IS OPTIMISTIC ARRIVING IN LONDON

Mattern Off Again in Siberia; Describes Belovo Forced Landing; Roand-the-World Flier Says He Was Only Half-Conscious and Does Not Know How He Avoided Crash -- Illness and Repairs Delayed Start for Krasnoyarsk. WORLD FLIER OFF FOR KRASNOYARSK

ROOSEVELT OFFERS NEW VETERAN PLAN; Compromise Program Ready for House Leaders, and an Early Accord Is Seen. COST PUT AT $77,000,000 154,000 'Presumptive' Cases Would Remain on the Rolls Pending Re-examination. ROOSEVELT OFFERS NEW VETERAN PLAN

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