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November 22, 1934

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1934Rita Sakellariou, Greek singer (died 1999)^[†]

Rita Sakellariou was a Greek singer in the Laïko tradition.

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Headlines from November 22, 1934

Reich War Planes Held Better Than French;

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

S on German war planes, in request for additional air appropriation, Chamber of Deputies

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HIGHER UTILITY TAX MEANS RATE RISE, MALTBIE DECLARES; Warns That on Basis of City's Plan, Board Would Have to Act on Plea for Advance.

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M R Maltbie says proposed pub utility tax will lead to higher utility rates; LaGuardia says he will sign any measure provided it will raise the money; Alderman W R Hart advocates passing program and applying to bankers for loan on it; Alderman L Fairchild asks McGoldrick to support transit fare tax; Citizens' Budget Comm pamphlet stresses contribution of average man

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MORGENTHAU DRIVE TRAPS GANG OF 11 AS COUNTERFEITERS; Federal Agents Aided by Police Seize Suspects in Round-Up Here and in Jersey.

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10 suspected members of natl gang seized in Tenafly and Newark, N J, and Manhattan

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MILK PRICE FIXING BY STATE BARRED; Federal Statutory Court Holds Law Is Unconstitutional and Resembles Customs Barrier. ON LOOSE PRODUCT ONLY In Chicago, Judge Holds AAA Cannot Limit Production Under Constitution. MILK PRICE FIXING BY STATE IS BARRED

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Fed statutory ct holds price fixing law unconstitutional and in restraint of interstate trade, in suit of G A F Seelig Inc

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Theft Ring in City Relief Bureau Broken; 4 Admit Taking $5,000; Fifth Man Seized

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L J Annen, cashier of N Y C workers div, arrested; implicated by J J Miller, G Webber, M Higgins and J F Kelly in payroll padding and forged expense vouchers

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A.F. OF L. REJECTS STEEL HEADS' PLAN FOR LABOR TRUCE; Employers' Proposal Provided for Union Recognition, but Barred Contracts. GREEN FEARED LOOPHOLE He Held That Offer Left a Way Open for Bargaining With Company Groups. A.F. OF L. REJECTS STEEL HEADS' PLAN

By Louis Stark.special To the New York Times.by Louis Stark

Ruling for employe-election at Carnegie plants may precipitate ct tests of authority of Steel Labor Relations Bd and constitutionality of NIRA; labor rejects U S Steel Corp proposals

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INDIAN SELF-RULE SHAPED BY BRITAIN; Nation-Wide Federation Project Is Left Intact in Report of Parliamentary Committee.

By Ferdinand Kuhn Jr

LONDON, Nov. 21. -- India today reached a momentous milestone on its road to self-government when the report of the joint committee of both houses of Parliament was published in two bulky volumes.

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