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December 23, 1934

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Pinero and The Present Scene

By CHARLES MORGAN

Pinero, A W, Hurricane, by H Broadwater, and The Moon Is Red, by F Gregory

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AT CHRISTMAS, REMEMBER THE NEEDIEST!

By Unknown Author

AT Christmas, when good-will and peace fill the heart, remember the Neediest! To those in deepest want, Christmas will be only another day of heartache unless man's good-will toward man reaches out to include them. Tomorrow, on Christmas Eve, when carols ring and happy homes are bright, the Neediest will be close by -- around the corner, down the street, neighbors who wait in illness and loneliness.

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Area East of Rockies To Get White Christmas

By the Associated Press

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Washington At Valley Forge

By Brooks Atkinson

AFTER the first act of Maxwell Anderson's "Valley Forge" had been concluded one of the more choleric of the Guild subscribers was heard to grumble through his whiskers: "Another attempt to smash an idol!" In all conscience, it would be difficult to find a more wrong-headed comment.

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Lets Houses Go Vacant Rather Than Pay Taxes

By Special Correspondence, THE NEW YORK TIMES

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RADICALISM STIRS RIOTS IN WISCONSIN; Police Chief in Racine Accused of Tyranny and Governor Is Petitioned. FREE SPEECH AN ISSUE City Authorities Assert Reds Menace Security of Persons and Property. RADICALISM STIRS RIOTS IN WISCONSIN

By S.j. Duncan-Clark.special Correspondence, the New York Times.by S.j. Duncan-Clark

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RECOVERY PRESCRIPTIONS DRAW NEW DEALERS' FIRE; Draft of Business Conference, Going Counter to Some Policies, Called 'Just Another Bundle of Paper.'

By Arthur Krock

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CITY COLLEGE TOPS DARTMOUTH, 26-22; Quintet Wins Fifth in a Row and Increases Streak on Home Court to 43. WINOGRAD SHOWS THE WAY Leads Scorers With 10 Points and Covers Bonniwell, Hanover Ace, in Good Style. LOSERS START WITH RUSH Lead by 7-1, but Are Soon Over-hauled -- Beavers in Van at the Half, 12-11. CITY COLLEGE TOPS DARTMOUTH, 26-22

By Arthur J. Daley.by Arthur J. Daley

City College put on the pressure for just five minutes of its basketball game with Dartmouth in the Beaver gymnasium last night, established a nine-point lead and then coasted to a 26-to-22 victory.

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