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February 3, 1934

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BENNETT QUESTIONS AAA MILK POWERS; Licensing Proposal Imposes Federal Hand on an Intrastate Industry, He Says. DESTROYS' STATE RIGHTS Plan Is Unconstitutional, He Holds, Suggesting Instead a Tri-State Compact. BENNETT QUESTIONS AAA MILK POWERS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Atty Gen Bennett questions AAA licensing program; says further extension of Fed control would destroy State rights

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JUMP IN CITY DEBT PUT AT $802,583,978 IN WALKER REGIME; Controller Makes Data Public but Says They Do Not Give True Picture of Conditions. TRANSIT OUTLAY LARGEST Rise Was Less Under O'Brien -- Report All Can Understand Is Promised Later. CONTROLLER GIVES CITY DEBT FIGURES

By Unknown Author

Controller W. Arthur Cunningham made public yesterday a report showing the cash receipts and cash expenditures of New York City each year for the last eight years and the debt and budget totals, tax levies and rates, and assessed valuations for each year.

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Russian Communists Oust 17 Per Cent of Members

By the Associated Press

Rept on Russian Communist party members as head of central control com

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100,000 PEASANTS IN DOLLFUSS RALLY; March in Vienna as the Press Insists Austria Must Call Germany Before League.

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Press calls Germany's answer unsatisfactory; Govt annoyed at German Govt's publication of reply; publishes text of its telegram to min in Berlin; large demonstration of peasants in support of Chancellor Dollfuss; Prince E von Starhemberg, Heimwehr leader, called as witness in connection with arrest of J Alberti

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