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September 10, 1933

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Notable Births

1933Yevgeny Khrunov, Russian colonel and cosmonaut (died 2000)^[†]

Yevgeny Vasilyevich Khrunov was a Soviet cosmonaut who flew on the Soyuz 5/Soyuz 4 mission.

1933Karl Lagerfeld, German-French fashion designer and photographer (died 2019)^[†]

Karl Otto Lagerfeld, also called Kaiser Karl, was a German fashion designer, photographer, and creative director.

Notable Deaths

1933Giuseppe Campari, Italian race car driver (born 1892)^[†]

Giuseppe Campari was an Italian opera singer and Grand Prix motor racing driver.

1933Baconin Borzacchini, Italian race car driver (born 1898)^[†]

Baconin Borzacchini was an Italian racing driver who often competed under the nom de course Mario Umberto Borzacchini.

1933Stanisław Czaykowski, Polish race car driver (born 1899)^[†]

Count Stanisław Michel Frederic Marie Czaykowski, also known as Stanislas Czaykowski and Stanislaus Czaykowski was a Polish Grand Prix motor racing driver.

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Headlines from September 10, 1933

AUSTRIA PREPARES FOR FASCIST STATE TO COUNTER NAZIS; Dollfuss Is Expected to Yield to a Virtual Ultimatum Made by the Heimwehr. MAY REVEAL IT TOMORROW Says Nation Faces Reform of Whole Life -- 7 Demands Are Made on Him.

By John MacCormac.WIRELESS To the New York Times

Politics and govt

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Major Sports Results

By Unknown Author

won by J Hines

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GIANTS' 5 IN 8TH ROUT REDS, 7 TO 2; O'Doul, In Pinch-Hitting Role, Singles With Bases Full to Start Scoring. TERRY GETS FOUR HITS New Yorkers Now Lead the Pirates by 7 Full Games -- Parmelee Winning Hurler. GIANTS IN RALLY ROUT REDS, 7 TO 2

By John Drebinger.special To the New York Times.by John Drebinger

CINCINNATI, Sept. 9 -- The Giants, fully expecting to experience a much-sough let-up in their trying labors through the West, spent seven very annoying rounds as they opened a five-game series with the Reds today.

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REPEAL: AMAZING TURNABOUT; A Study of the Factors That Made the Nation Change Its Mind, and a Glimpse of the Future

By Allan Nevins

THE complete ratification of the repeal amendment within the next few months may now be taken for granted. The American people are demonstrating for the second time within a year how expeditiously they may amend the Constitution when the mood seizes them.

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WAR GLORY IS FIRST IN THE REALIZATION AS 10,000 LOOK ON; Defeats Pomposity, 15-1, by Length at Belmont Park and Earns $21,400. HIGH GLEE TAKES MATRON Conquers Bazaar by Length and Half -- Jabot, Winner's Stable-Mate, Third. GILBERT SCORES A TRIPLE Registers in the Two Features in Addition to Victory Astride Sation. WAR GLORY IS FIRST IN THE REALIZATION

By Bryan Field.by Bryan Field

Samuel D. Riddle s War Glory, a chestnut son of Man o' War, again thrust himself forward in the 3-year-old division when he led from start to finish of the mile and five-eighths of the featured Lawrence Realization Stakes at Belmont Park yesterday before 10,000 persons.

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IRISH LUKEWARM TO OPPOSITION BID; Fusion Has Aroused No Great Enthusiasm in Advance of Country-Wide Campaign. REGIME HAS OTHER WORRY Farmers, Tilling More Acres at Its Request, Cannot Get Eco- nomic Prices. IRISH LUKEWARM TO OPPOSITION BID

By Hugh Smith.wireless To the New York Times.by Hugh Smith

DUBLIN, Sept. 8. -- The united political opposition of the Cosgraveites. General Owen O'Duffy's young men of the National Guard and the Centre party farmers against the de Valera government is now complete. At conferences held in Dublin yesterday the rank and file approved the Opposition leaders' action.

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Welles's Presence Prevents Havana Battle As Soldiers Surround Officers at a Hotel

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

presence of Welles prevents battle

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77TH DIVISION SETS THREE-DAY REUNION; 10,000 Veterans of A.E.F. Unit Expected to Gather Here Sept. 22 to 24. NRA HEAD WILL SPEAK Memorial Services, Parade, Din- ner Dance and Story-Telling Day on Program.

By Unknown Author

Reunion plans

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SLEEPING SICKNESS YIELDING TO FIGHT; ' No Longer Shooting in Dark,' Expert Says of Monkey Ex- periment -- Toll Now 103.

By Unknown Author

Scientists produce disease in monkeys; hopeful of finding carriers

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GEORGE M. COHAN AT HOME; In Which Broadway's Song-and-Dance Man Discusses O'Neill, "Ah, Wilderness" and Also Mankind

By Brooks Atkinson

Work discussed by G M Cohan

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HINES'S 281 TAKES GLENS FALLS OPEN; Timber Point Golf Pro Wins Tourney by Carding 69 on Final Round. PLAYS LAST NINE IN 32 Creavy, Registering 68 and 69 at Close, and Houghton Tie at 283. HINES'S 281 TAKES GLENS FALLS OPEN

By Lincoln A. Werdenspecial To the New York Times.by Lincoln A. Werden

GLENS FALLS, N.Y., Sept. 9. -- Jimmy Hines, the 29-year-old professional from the Timber Point Club, Great River, L.I., today captured the Glens Falls open golf tourney in spectacular fashion.

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LOVELOCK TRAILS BECCALI IN 1,500; Italian Equals World's Mark in Beating Mile Record-Holder at Turin. LOVELOCK TRAILS BECCALI IN 1,500

By the Associated Press

L Beccali equals world's record for mile in inter-univ games, Turin

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