Liquor Store Hours Are Extended to 10 P.M. Five Days a Week, 11 o'Clock on Saturdays
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Arrested, charged with taking money to facilitate issuance of liquor license
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February 8, 1934
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EX-PREMIERS VOTE UNITY; Former President Is on Way to Form Coalition to Restore Confidence. VETERANS PLANNED TO ARM Postal Employes' Group Warns of Plot Against State by Forces of Reaction. GENERAL STRIKE IS CALLED Labor Federation Orders Halt in Work Monday to Protest Against Fascist Threat. DOUMERGUE TO TRY COALITION CABINET
By P.j. Philip.special Cable To the New York Times.by P.j. Philip
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500 TAXI STRIKERS RIOT IN BROADWAY AND WRECK CABS; Throng of Drivers, Rejecting Peace Terms, Sets Out to Halt Midnight Traffic. O'RYAN BREAKS UP CROWD Service Near Normal as Fleets Resume Operation and Some Union Men Go Back. MAYOR SPEEDS NRA CODE Holding Walkout Settled, He Sets the First Hearing for Monday at City Hall. 500 TAXI STRIKERS RIOT ON BROADWAY
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500 strikers riot; Mayor calls strike settled
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ROOSEVELT FAVORS INTEREST RATE CUT; Views Industrial, Municipal and Foreign Securities Charges as Burdensome. SEEKS VOLUNTARY ACTION But Indications Are That He Will Ask for Legislation if Necessary. ROOSEVELT FAVORS INTEREST RATE CUT
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Roosevelt favors interest rate adjustment downward, voluntary or legislative
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