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September 19, 1933

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Notable Births

1933Gilles Archambault, Canadian journalist and author^[†]

Gilles Archambault is a francophone novelist from Quebec, Canada.

1933David McCallum, Scottish actor (died 2023)^[†]

David Keith McCallum was a Scottish actor, musician, and recording artist. After varied film roles in his native Britain, he gained wide recognition in the 1960s for playing secret agent Illya Kuryakin on the American television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E (1964–68), a role that earned him nominations for two Primetime Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award.

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Headlines from September 19, 1933

Veterans Seeking Ford Jobs Sleep on Paving; 5,000 on Hand During Day for Interviews

By the Associated Press

5,000 veterans swarm for employment interviews

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Cuban President Willing To Be Called Just 'Grau'

By the Associated Press

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HEAVY VOTE LIKELY IN PRIMARY TODAY; UNREST IS A FACTOR; Dissatisfaction Counted On by Insurgents to Defeat Organization Rivals. THEIR CLAIMS DERIDED O'Brien Denounces Report He Will Quit Race -- Predicts His Own Re-election. PRIAL SEES 76,900 MARGIN Chief Republican Contest Is Between Koenig and Mellen -- Both Sides Confident.

By James A. Hagerty

N Y C election

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DEBT TALKS BEGIN EARLY IN OCTOBER; British Delegation Sails on Sept. 24 to Seek a New Settlement With Us. LEITH-ROSS TO NEGOTIATE Lindsay and Bewley Likely to Aid in Efforts Before the December Payment Is Due.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Reptd planning to sail to U S for war-debt talks

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League Has $4,000,000 Gold Cash Surplus; Officials Make Rare Record in Investments

By Clarence K. Streit.wireless To the New York Times

Officials make rare record for investments; auditor's rept

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LEHMAN TO MEET BANK GROUP TODAY ON CITY FINANCES; Plea by Untermyer for New State Legislation Is Likely at Conference Here. ECONOMY REPORT SCORED Most of $25,000,000 Savings Not Feasible, Counsel Says -- O'Brien Lectures Aides. LEHMAN TO MEET BANK GROUP TODAY

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will confer with bankers

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NRA HERE COMBATS RISING STRIKE TIDE; Advice Sought at Washington as Four New Walkouts of 27,500 Are in Sight. TRUCKING TIE-UP FEARED 5,000 Drivers Demand Shorter Hours -- Situation in Two Needle Trades Serious. NRA HERE COMBATS RISING STRIKE TIDE

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Progress in underwear strike; blouse and waist makers call strike; ladies' tailors threaten to strike

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20-CENT SET PRICE ASKED FOR COTTON; Planters and Congressmen at Washington Meeting Appeal to the President. PROCESSING TAX OPPOSED Immediate Currency Inflation 'Also Is Called For in Conference Resolutions. 20-CENT SET PRICE ASKED FOR COTTON

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Cotton growers ask inflation

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ROOSEVELT SIGNS SOFT-COAL CODE; TO RULE INDUSTRY; Acts by Executive Order Establishing Means for Federal Supervision. CONTROL BOARD ENLARGED Through NRA Aides, President May Direct the Divisional Groups Governing Mines. HE BARS 'PARAGRAPH B' Forbids Interpretative Clause on Collective Bargaining -- Union Contracts Are Pressed. ROOSEVELT SIGNS SOFT-COAL CODE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Code signed by Roosevelt with elimination of Paragraph B, Article 5, and increase of control bd

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HITLER CONVOKES COUNCIL ON POLICY; Economic Leaders to Meet Him Tomorrow to Decide on Crucial Steps. RADICAL PLANS INVOLVED One Faction Wants More State Capitalism, Another More Freedom for Business. HITLER CONVOKES COUNCIL ON POLICY

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

Grand Economic Council to meet to decide between policy of economic liberalism and freedom for capitalism, or system of planned economy and State control

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