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February 28, 1934

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State Will Ask Changes In NRA and AAA Rules

By the Associated Press

State to seek changes in NRA and AAA regulations

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REICH FREES THREE AT SOVIET DEMAND; Dimitroff and Comrades Are Flown to Moscow, Secrecy Veiling Unexpected Move. GOERING YIELDS TO HITLER Bulgarians' Leader Declares He Will Return as Guest of German Soviet Republic. REICH FREES THREE AT SOVIET DEMAND

By Otto D. Tolischus.wireless To the New York Times

Dimitroff, Popoff and Taneff, defendants, freed at Soviet's demand; Torgler still imprisoned

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FIELD DAY' AT THE CAPITAL; Protests of Consumers, Small Business Men and Labor Voiced. MONOPOLY TREND CHARGED Retailers' Spokesmen Assail Price Provisions of Many of the Industrial Codes. NEW BLUE EAGLE CAMPAIGN The Administrator Indicates a Wage-and-Hour Move Also in the Near Future. JOHNSON OFFERS 12-POINT NRA PLAN

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

On consumer representation on codes

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$139,000,000 VOTED BY SENATE REVIVES VETERAN BENEFITS; $400,000,000 Saving of the Economy Act Virtually Wiped Out by Coalition. ROBINSON WARNS OF VETO Says Republican-Democratic Bloc Is Being Swayed by Political Motives. BONUS BILL IS SPIKED Borah Blocks Pay Cut Restoration to Employes Receiving $6,000 or More. SENATE REVIVES VETERAN BENEFITS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Motion to prevent restoration of pay cut to govt employes receiving $6,000 or more passed

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By Unknown Author

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LAGUARDIA SPURNS DEAL WITH ALBANY ON COUNTY OFFICES; Refuses to Accede to Leaders' Demand That He Promise Not to Dismiss Employes. AGREE ON SALARY SLASHES Mayor's Aides, Back From Talks, Still Hope Differences Can Be Ironed Out. LAGUARDIA SPURNS DEAL ON CITY BILL

By Unknown Author

Refuses compromise involving positive assurance that he will leave all jobs in county offices

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DAVIS HITS WALLACE PLAN; Holds Regimentation Threatens to Destroy Liberties of People.

By Unknown Author

Criticizes New Deal, in reply to Sec Wallace

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Pu Yi Enthronement Rehearsed In Dust and Sub-Zero Weather; Japanese and Manchu Dignitaries March in Furs and in Evening Dress -- Soldiers Are Everywhere and Foreign Writers Are Kept Under Close Watch.

By Fay Gillis

Enthronement rehearsal without Pu Yi; extra precautions for his safety planned; foreign writers under close watch

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By Unknown Author

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OPERA TO CARRY ON WITHOUT PUBLIC AID; Metropolitan's Next Season to Be Guaranteed by Patrons, Avoiding Fund Campaign.

By Unknown Author

Will continue to aid Met Opera Assn

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Pope Makes Cardinal Faulhaber an Envoy To Give Him Immunity From Nazi Arrest

By the Associated Press

Pius XI makes Card Faulhaber a papal legate to forestall possible arrest

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STOCK TRADING BILL WILL BE MODIFIED; Amendments Planned by Senate Committee Revealed at Hearing on Exchange Curb. MARGIN CHANGES IN LEAD Easing of Bank Rules Weighed, Also Exemption of Federal Bonds From Requirements. STOCK TRADING BILL WILL BE MODIFIED

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Corcoran, at Sen hearing, indicates Sen com plans amendment of bill; details of changes under consideration

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