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December 15, 1934

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SENATORS' CHARGES OF 39,231% PROFIT STIR DU PONTS' IRE; Return on $5,000 Invested in Directing Building of Powder Plant Was a Fee, They Say. STORY OF DELAY DISPUTED President Presses the Baruch Board to Have Legislation Ready for Congress. SENATORS' CHARGES STIR DU PONTS' IRE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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OLD GUARD MOVES FOR LIBERAL PARTY; BARS BORAH VIEWS; First Step to Be Election of a Young Man to Lead the Republican Legislators. TO FORCE OUT M'GINNIES Eaton Confers With Moses and Urges Him to Draft Program for Minority at Albany. LEADERSHIP IS IN DOUBT Brownell of Manhattan and Ives of Chenango Leading Choices for the Post. OLD GUARD MOVES FOR LIBERAL PARTY

By W.a. Warn.by W.a. Warn

Mentioned as candidate for minority leader

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SCIENTISTS ADVISE FEDERAL RESEARCH; Program for 6-Year Study to Cost $16,000,000 Is Laid Before President. WOULD AID IDLE IN FIELD Group Headed by Compton of M.I.T. Lists Subjects Held Nationally Vital. SCIENTISTS ADVISE FEDERAL RESEARCH

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Group, headed by K T Compton, lists subjects for research

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Badly Shaken as 14 in Vehicle Are Killed

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Georgia Margin Is Large.; 1935 COTTON CURB VOTED BY GROWERS

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ATLANTA, Dec. 14 (AP). -- Georgia cotton farmers gave a ratio of more than 6 to 1 for continuance of the Bankhead Cotton Control Act.

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