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April 22, 1934

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FIGHT OVER BUDGET HOLDS LEGISLATORS; Session Tomorrow Is Set as Lehman and Republicans Fail to Agree. PEACE OFFER BY FEARON Leader Proposes Restoring Gasoline Tax if $6,000,000 Is Allotted to Roads. FIGHT OVER BUDGET HOLDS LEGISLATURE

By W.a. Warn.special To the New York Times.by W.a. Warn

Sen Fearon, charging Lehman with gasoline tax diversion, offers to restore emergency tax if additional road appropriation is voted

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German Exporters Strive To Evade Hitlerite Curbs; Employ Ingenious Devices in Effort to Overcome Handicaps -- Would Move Plants To Obtain Foreign Labels.

By Frederick T. Birchall

Exporters plan foreign branch plants to obtain raw materials and avoid boycott; govt consents to plan

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FORDHAM DEFEATS COLUMBIA NINE, 6-5; Sarausky Hits Homer, but Four Other Maroon Players Are Forced Over Plate. GAME HAS THRILLING END Brilliant Double Play With Two of Lion Squad on the Bases Marks Finish. FORDHAM DEFEATS COLUMBIA NINE, 6-5

By Arthur J. Daleyby Arthur J. Daley

With the generous assistance of two Columbia pitchers, Fordham walked away with a 6-5 victory over the Lions at Baker Field yesterday. The Maroon had little running to do to tally. Four men were forced over the plate on three passes and a hit batsman.

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SGT. BYRNE SCORES AS RACING SEASON OPENS AT JAMAICA; Record Crowd of 18,000 Sees Simonetti Derby Eligible Win Paumonok Handicap. CURACAO IS CLOSE SECOND Trails Victor by Half Length, With Kerry Patch Next, in Feature Event. THRONG IS ENTHUSIASTIC Open Betting, First in a Generation, Marks Start of the Metropolitan Campaign. FINISH OF SPRINT AT JAMAICA AND SOME OF THE ONLOOKERS. SGT. BYRNE SCORES AS RACING STARTS

By Bryan Field.by Bryan Field

Opening day; Paumonok Handicap won by Sgt Byrne

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RIALTO GOSSIP; The Group Theatre Considers Its Future And Another Season -- Mr. Derwent To Rejoin "Christopher"

By Unknown Author

THE Group Theatre, like every one else concerned with the stage, restlessly eyes the Fall. Just at the moment it is the co-producer of "Men in White," which may or may not remain here through the Summer. What is to be the first play of a new season depends on how this particular saga of the physicians holds up.

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