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Removal of Madison Av tracks started by Emergency Relief Bur

City Starts Removal of Madison Av. Tracks; Cost of ERB Project Put at $6,500 a Block

RACKET JURY QUITS; ASKS LEHMAN NAME NEW INQUIRY HEAD; Finds Crime Rampant in City and Wants the Governor to Supersede Dodge.

Internal Revenue Bur deputy collectors make survey for govt of effect of NRA decision

U.S. CHECKS WAGES SINCE END OF NRA; Internal Revenue Agents Make Survey of Labor Conditions to Guide Administration.

Senate Speeds Up Work For Early Adjournment

urged by Mayor LaGuardia, J D Mooney, Mayor Malone and W Parker

Slash Tariffs and Buy Abroad, Nation's Seaport Leaders Urge; La Guardia Assails Persons Who 'Live in the Past,' Expecting Foreigners to Take Our Goods When We Bar Theirs -- Would Cut Port Tolls.

TOKYO, Tuesday, June 11. -- With China's final acceptance of Japan's demands regarding North China announced by Major Takahashi, the Japanese military attache at Peiping, yesterday, the acute phase of the North China situation is closed.  

CHINA SEEN GIVING ALL REAL CONTROL IN NORTH TO JAPAN; Nanking Held to Retain Only Empty Right of Appointing Officials Tokyo Favors.

Fed Communications Comm denies applications of 10 indus leaders to serve as officers of more than 1 co

BARS PLURAL POSTS TO 10 WIRE LEADERS; Communications Commission Takes Definite Step to End Interlocking Offices.

Warning Against Evasion.; CHINA SEEN GIVING JAPAN WIDE RIGHTS

hunt for Mahan and others pressed; hideout found in Spokane; Waleys questioned; charged with mail fraud pending removal to Tacoma

WIDE KIDNAP HUNT FOR WALEY AIDES; DEATH TO BE ASKED; Federal Agents Press Chase for Mahan and Others Believed in the Gang.

Certain types cured by Vitamin C, rept Drs I S Wright and A W Duryee

VITAMIN B-1 FOUND NEURITIS REMEDY; Crystals Relieve All but 8% of Cases, Cure 44%, Medical Convention Hears.

Sen Harrison accepts amendment to NRA extension resolution providing exemption from anti-trust laws for voluntary agreements prohibiting unfair practices

SENATORS IN AGREEMENT; Power to Suspend Anti-Trust Laws Limited in NRA Compromise.

s denouncing Roosevelt administration, to conf

LOWDEN PICTURES CRISIS; Keynoter Says Roosevelt Challenges Basic Part of Constitution.

RIVER HUNT GOES ON FOR VANISHED BOY, 5; Two Divers to Go Down Near Sutton Pl. Today -- Postcards Cause a Fruitless Search.

ATLANTA, June 10. -- Commissioner Linder in the Market Bulletin, official publication of his department, has attacked farm policies of the national administration. He was advised today by the Post office Department that he would have until June 20 to submit any statement he desired to make as to why the second-class privileges should not be revoked.  

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3 groups demand removal for article on European situation

THREE GROUPS SCORE ADMIRAL STIRLING; Demand Removal of Commandant of Navy Yard Here for Article on Russia.

Supreme Ct Justice Cotillo reserves decision at hearing

SUIT TO BAR PAY FOR MAYOR HEARD; Action in Move to Oust Him for Holding a PWA Post Is 'Poppycock,' Windels Says.

WASHINGTON, June 10. -- The Senate received an amendment to the NRA resolution restricting the power of the President to suspend the anti-trust laws, passed a resolution extending the Emergency Transportation Act for one year, debated the Utility Holding Company Bill and recessed at 5:40 until 11:30 tomorrow.  

THE DAY IN WASHINGTON

Mayor Joins Burglar Hunt.

Ways and Means Com's tentative recommendations

Liquor Recommendations Made.

U.S. FLEET 'PARADE' CONCEALED BY FOG; West Coast Is Deprived of the Spectacle as Warships Come Home From Manoeuvres.

exec bd will consider bill drafted by F Gorman

GUFFEY BILL HELD COAL PEACE HOPE; Group of Operators Assembling in Washington Encouraged by Week-End Agreements.

Comments on conflict of Ga Markets Bulletin, State Dept of Agr pub, with PO Dept

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SHERIFF HALTS DOG RACES; 6,000 Turned Away From Betting Windows in Orangeburg.

E O'Neil, 17 yrs old, found on SS Santa Rosa

June 11, 1935

Headlines from June 11, 1935

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City Starts Removal of Madison Av. Tracks; Cost of ERB Project Put at $6,500 a Block

RACKET JURY QUITS; ASKS LEHMAN NAME NEW INQUIRY HEAD; Finds Crime Rampant in City and Wants the Governor to Supersede Dodge.

U.S. CHECKS WAGES SINCE END OF NRA; Internal Revenue Agents Make Survey of Labor Conditions to Guide Administration.

Senate Speeds Up Work For Early Adjournment