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May 10, 1934

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M'GOLDRICK MADE CITY CONTROLLER; LONG TAMMANY FOE; Mayor in Appointing Deputy Calls Him Effective Fighter for Good Government. HE SITS ON TWO BOARDS Pays Banks $5,000,000 Held Up by Cunningham's Death -- Prepares Economies. FISCAL 'CONTINUITY' KEPT Columbia Professor on Leave, Now 32, Is Second Youngest to Hold Controller's Post. M'GOLDRICK MADE CITY CONTROLLER

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Episcopalians, in Heated Debate, Bar Extreme Stand on Pacifism; Diocese Holds Bishops' Appeal 'Adequate' -- Manning Refuses Floor to White for Demand Church Not Sanction War -- Plan for Women Vestrymen Voted Down. EPISCOPALIANS BAR PACIFIST STAND

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Refuses floor of N Y Diocese convention to Rev E White for motion on peace

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TRADE TAX IS VOTED BY ESTIMATE BOARD; Only Levy Casts His 2 Votes Against It, Attacking Impost as Unnecessary.

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Mayor LaGuardia's amended business tax bill was passed yesterday by the Board of Estimate branch of the Municipal Assembly by a vote of 12 to 2, with Borough President Samuel Levy of Manhattan contending that the new tax was unnecessary.

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Search for French Air Liner Proves Vain

By the Associated Press

French Min of Aviation Denain opposes pooling of French and German lines

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Six Feared Lost in Channel Plane Crash;

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Commercial plane with 6 aboard feared lost

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BORAH WALKS OUT OF SILVER PARLEY; Quits Senators' Meeting With Morgenthau and Demands a Mandatory Bill.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Withdraws from conf of silver bloc with Sec Morgenthau; favors mandatory as against permissive silver legis

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PAROLE BILL VETO URGED BY JUDGES AND POLICE HEADS; Governor Is Warned of Big Increase in Crime if Liberalized Measure Becomes Law.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Soviet Invents Hedgehog As Its Own 'Mikki Maus'

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Hedgehog, Soviet equivalent of Mickey Mouse, shown in film, Crazy Trip

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Six Billion Mark Passed In Government Spending

By the Associated Press

Expenditures pass $6,000,000,000

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ROOSEVELT LEAVES DOOR OPEN TO HEAR WAR DEBTORS' CASE; But No Opposition Is Hinted to Intent of Congress to Bar Token Payments. EACH CASE ON ITS MERITS Possibility of Compromises to Avoid Default on June 15 Seen in Some Quarters. INQUIRIES BY TWO NATIONS French and Belgian Envoys Ask Executive's Purpose Under the Johnson Act. DOOR OPEN TO HEAR WAR DEBTORS' CASE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Says he is willing to discuss revision

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