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June 14, 1934

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DEBT STATUS IS STUDIED; Roosevelt Would Limit Payments in Kind to Small Part. ENVOYS SEE ONLY GESTURE Congress Leaders and Experts of Foreign Countries Stress Peril to Workers Here. BRITISH REPLY IS AWAITED France, Czechoslovakia and Belgium Notify Hull They Will Not Pay Now. PAYMENTS IN KIND AROUSE OPPOSITION

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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His 'Second Wife' Missing Here, Captain Is Arrested in Vienna HIS 'WIFE' MISSING, MAN HELD ABROAD; Ivan Poderjay, Yugoslav Officer, Is Wanted for Questioning in Disappearance Dec. 20 of Miss Agnes Tufverson, an American -- He Is Said to Admit Bigamy.

By the Associated Press

Missing since Dec 20; sisters asks police search; I Poderjay, wanted for questioning, arrested in Vienna; reptd to have married her on Dec 4; said to admit previous marriage to M S Ferrand in London

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"Wanted to Get Away."; JAPANESE CONSUL FOUND BY NANKING

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

NANKING, Thursday, June 14.--Interviewed today by your correspondent, Eimei Kuramoto said that except for his intense hunger he was in good condition.

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ROOSEVELT OFFERS 4-POINT PEACE PLAN TO END STEEL CRISIS; Substitute for Wagner Bill Hurried to Congress Provides for Mediation Boards.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Roosevelt sends substitute for Wagner labor disputes bill to Cong; text

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BRITAIN OPPOSES PAYMENTS IN KIND; Cabinet Is Expected to Reply to Hull That His Debt Plan Would Upset Markets. MORE BUYING HERE URGED Britons Contend United States Must Permit Accumulation of Dollars in London. BRITAIN OPPOSES PAYMENTS IN KIND

By Ferdinand Kuhn Jr.wireless To the New York Times.by Ferdinand Kuhn Jr

Gt Brit opposes payments in kind; Cabinet studies reply; plan would upset markets; French expect similar proposal; Ital attitude uncertain

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1934The landmark Australian Eastern Mission returns from its three-month tour of East and South-East Asia.^[†]

The Australian Eastern Mission (AEM) was a 1934 diplomatic tour of East and South-East Asia led by Australian deputy prime minister John Latham. The mission was the first such official tour sent by Australia outside of the British Empire and has been seen as a landmark in Australian foreign policy and engagement with Asia.

Headlines from June 14, 1934

His 'Second Wife' Missing Here, Captain Is Arrested in Vienna HIS 'WIFE' MISSING, MAN HELD ABROAD; Ivan Poderjay, Yugoslav Officer, Is Wanted for Questioning in Disappearance Dec. 20 of Miss Agnes Tufverson, an American -- He Is Said to Admit Bigamy.

"Wanted to Get Away."; JAPANESE CONSUL FOUND BY NANKING

ROOSEVELT OFFERS 4-POINT PEACE PLAN TO END STEEL CRISIS; Substitute for Wagner Bill Hurried to Congress Provides for Mediation Boards.

BRITAIN OPPOSES PAYMENTS IN KIND; Cabinet Is Expected to Reply to Hull That His Debt Plan Would Upset Markets. MORE BUYING HERE URGED Britons Contend United States Must Permit Accumulation of Dollars in London. BRITAIN OPPOSES PAYMENTS IN KIND

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