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February 22, 1935

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Kennamer Found Guilty of Manslaughter; He Faces Sentence of From 4 to 99 Years

By the Associated Press

found guilty of manslaughter

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MORGAN WILL SELL PART OF HIS ESTATE ON LONG ISLAND; 31 Acres in Glen Cove, Which Cost Him $650,000, Offered at Undisclosed Price.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Painting, Por of Lady Maitland, sold by A Morgan; illus

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'Patriot' Stabs Noted Publisher in Tokyo For Sponsoring Babe Ruth's Tour in Japan

By the Associated Press

Stabbed by K Nagasaki for sponsoring G H Ruth's tour of Japan; alleges connection with pol scandals; Ruth shocked

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PRESIDENT LOSES, 44 TO 43, IN SENATE ON HIGH RELIEF PAY; Glass' Firm Defense of Roosevelt and Warning of Veto Fail to Stem Tide.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Breaks tie vote on prevailing rate of wages in work relief

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TWO SISTERS LEAP OFF PLANE TO DIE; Daughters, 20 and 23, of a U.S. Consul Clasp Hands in Plunge Over England.

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Killed in fall or leap from airplane, act is laid to romance with fliers killed in crash in Paris; careers; lrs left for parents

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MELLON PROFITED FROM STOCK 'SOLD'; Government Shows Interest on Block Transferred as He Took Office Matched Dividends.

By F. Raymond Daniell

Johnson testifies on transactions in Pittsburgh Coal Co and bank shares

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WAGNER PROPOSES NEW LABOR BOARD TO TOP ALL OTHERS; Offers His Bill for National Independent Body to Assure Equality Under Sec. 7a.

By Louis Stark

bill offered

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EMERGENCY IS PAST, SAYS JESSE JONES; RFC Head Tells Traffic Club All Railroads Seeking Aid Must Show Need for Existence.

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J H Jones urges central control with code of fair competition; text

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Berlin American Church Closes; Curb on Funds Imperils 2 Others; Capital's Congregation, Taxed Heavily by Nazis, Dissolves and Munich and Dresden Parishes Are on Verge of Ruin -- German Christians Demand Mueller Resign.

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Amer Ch in Berlin dissolves; exchange regulation restricts finances of P E Chs; exec bd of Nazi German Christian Ch advises Mueller to resign

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LONG STIRS SENATE, BREAKING RELEASE ON FARLEY SPEECH; Defies Protest by Robinson, Boasting Own Power With 'High Councils' of Party.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Protests against reading of press release of s by Postmaster General Farley as unethical; Sen Long defies protest

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SENATORS BITTERLY DEBATE GOLD CASES; Glass Calls Money Pledge 'Lie' and Sees 'Fiat' Basis as He Spars With Connally.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Introduces resolution to revive gold clause pledge in contracts

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