ROOSEVELT ORDERS 'CHISELING' SURVEY; Asks New NRA Head to Set Up Board So as to Combat 'Propaganda' Efforts.
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Roosevelt orders NRA to set up bd to study effect of code abolition
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June 19, 1935
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Electricity Kills Girl as She Touches Car Charged by Fallen Wire in Brookline Storm
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
J Gow killed touching auto charged by fallen wire, Brookline, Mass
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KNAUTH WILL QUIT AFTER U.S. BEGINS WORK RELIEF HERE; New Set-Up Under Federal Control to Start in July-Johnson's Name Mentioned.
By Unknown Author
expects $16,540,726 Fed grants; will discuss methods of financing 55% on each project with F J Taylor
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BRITISH GIVE REICH A 35% NAVAL RATIO, 48% IN SUBMARINES; Treaty Allows for Equality in Category of Underseas Craft on Consultation.
By Charles A. Selden
Anglo-German agreement signed by Sir S Hoare and von Ribbentrop; Germany granted right to 35% of Brit tonnage, 45% of submarine tonnage and, under certain circumstances, equality in latter category; Eden to go to Paris on conciliation mission; general reaction; press comment
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347 CONVICTS HOLD KANSAS PRISON PIT; 9 GUARDS IN PERIL; ' Will Stick It Out Until We Die,' but Hostages 'Must Die With Us.'
By the Associated Press
347 convicts hold coal mine; strike for new doctor and better food; guards in peril; meals revd; previous escapes recounted; illus of mine
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