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January 3, 1935

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Rhode Island Coup Advances.; FILIBUSTER PERILS SEATING OF CURLEY

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Legis meets

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Foreman of Jury 25 Years in Same Job; Nine of the First Ten Chosen Have Families; FOREMAN OF JURY 25 YEARS IN A JOB

By From a Staff Correspondent

FLEMINGTON, N.J., Jan. 2. -The four women and six men selected today as jurors for the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann average 42 years in age, and all but one, an unmarried man, have reared or are bringing up children. One is the father of a 3-year-old boy.

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EARLY BONUS VOTE PLEDGED IN HOUSE ON CONGRESS EVE; Byrns, Nominated for Speaker, Tells Democrats He Will Get Issue Behind Him.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

promises early vote

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2 Killed, 43 Hurt at Fire In Brooklyn as Stair Falls; Firemen Thrown Into Water-Filled Cellar From Second Floor of Brownsville Tenement -- Rescuers Chop Hole Through Wall.

By Unknown Author

67th St, 1,719, Brooklyn, fireman hurt as blazing mattress is thrown from window

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Notable Births

1935Raymond Garneau, Canadian businessman and politician^[†]

Raymond Garneau, is a Canadian businessman and politician.