Red Youth Party to Build Moscow Subway; Seeks 10,000 Volunteers, Including Girls
By Walter Duranty.special Cable To the New York Times
Subway, Moscow, plans
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August 30, 1933
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100,000 UNDER NRA IN NEEDLE TRADES; Garment Industry Speeds Up as 51 Skirt Shops Sign Union Agreement for Code. 2-WEEK STOPPAGE ENDS Further Steps Under Way to Organize 55,000 More -- Labor Ranks Grow. 100,000 UNDER NRA IN NEEDLE TRADES
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Natl Skirt Mfrs Assn signs agreement with Internatl Ladies Garment Workers Union
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PRESIDENT AIDS MINERS; Hyde Park Order Clears Way for Them to Get World Market Price. TREASURY TO BE AGENT Can Thus Check on Outflow -- Mine Stocks Boom Here on News Embargo Is Lifted. HOARDERS MUST REPORT Penalties of $10,000 Fine or 10 Years in Prison Faced if Sums Are Not Turned In. PRESIDENT ALLOWS MINE GOLD EXPORTS
By From a Staff Correspondent
Roosevelt, in exec order, gives gold hoarders alternative of reporting holdings in 15 days or facing prosecution
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Nazis Imprison Jews in Concentration Camp After French Paper Charges Abuses There
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Jews in Worms sent to concentration camp on charge of deriding Nazi govt. and because Strasbourg paper charges abuses in camp
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Notable Births
1933Don Getty, Canadian football player and politician, 11th Premier of Alberta (died 2016)[†]
Donald Ross Getty was a Canadian athlete, businessman, and politician who served as the 11th premier of Alberta between 1985 and 1992.