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May 26, 1934

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NAZIS' LEFT PUSHES ANTI-RICH CRUSADE; Local Leaders Seek to Shape Drive Against Reactionaries Into One on Employers. WORKERS' UNREST MOUNTS Millennium Is Not Coming Fast Enough for Them -- Shop Council Elections Fail. NAZIS' LEFT PUSHES ANTI-RICH CRUSADE

By Frederick T. Birchall.wireless the New York Times.by Frederick T. Birchall

Drive against "reactionaries" turning into drive against employers; shop council elections fail

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SPECIAL SESSION TO REVISE CHARTER URGED ON LEHMAN; Commission Headed by Smith, at First Meeting, Requests Governor to Act. TWO-YEAR SAVING IS SEEN But Only if the Amendment Is Passed by Present Legislature, Board Warns. SEABURY NAMED TO POST Tuttle Will Head a Group on Plan and Scope -- Ten Sub-committees Are Formed. SPECIAL SESSIONS ASKED ON CHARTER

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MORTGAGE BONDS SOLD IN DEFIANCE OF STATE WARNING; Inquiry Is Told National Title Guaranty Company Lacked Full Security Fund. $1,000,000 SALES WENT ON Loans by Westchester Concern to Officers Also Revealed at Alger Hearing. WARNED COMPANY SOLD TITLE BONDS

By Unknown Author

Alger hearing reveals Natl Title Guaranty Co of Bklyn sold certificates in defiance of State warning; Westchester Title & Trust Co made loans to officers; Title & Mortgage Guarantee Co of Sullivan County put individual into consol issues

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DUBLIN DAIL VOTES TO ABOLISH SENATE; Bill Will Become Law in One Year Without Approval of Second Chamber. REPUBLIC IS ADMITTED AIM De Valera Says Fianna Fail Will First Seek Maximum Liberty Under Present System. DUBLIN DAIL VOTES TO ABOLISH SENATE

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Dail votes to abolish Sen; bill becomes law in yr with or without approval of Sen; De Valera denies dictatorship will follow change; discusses relations with Gt Britain and outlines steps toward republic

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