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January 14, 1936

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AAA MUST GIVE UP $200,000,000 TAX, NOW IMPOUNDED; Supreme Court Unanimous in Ordering Return of Funds to Processors. $1,000,000,000 IN DOUBT Roberts Leaves Open the Question of Money Already Paid Out to Farmers. BANKHEAD TEST IS OUSTED Hughes Decision Says Review Was 'Improvidently' Granted -- Georgia Case to Proceed. AAA MUST GIVE UP $200,000,000 IN TAX

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Sup Ct, by unanimous decision, orders impounded taxes returned; leaves in doubt status of others already levied; holds amendments did not cure "infirmities" of original AAA, that tax is an "exaction"; text

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Radio Chains Bar Republican Skit But Party Gets Chicago Outlet; Rebuffed by NBC and CBS on Presentation of Dramatized Politics, the National Committee Arranges With WGN -- Sharp Words by Party Leaders About Freedom of Speech.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

H E Spangler and H P Fletcher reply

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KIPLING STRICKEN; CONDITION IS GRAVE; British Author, 70, undergoes Emergency Operation for a Gastric Disorder.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Ill; operated on; condition

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BANKER 'BRIGANDS' SEEK TO RULE U.S., FARLEY DECLARES; Tells Westchester Democrats 'Gangsters of Big Business' Are Fighting President.

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J A Parley says "banker brigands" seek to rule U S

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No Improvement Reported.

By the Associated Press

LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. 14. -- Physicians attending Rudyard Kipling reported early today that his condition was "still very grave."

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1936Clarence Carter, American blues and soul singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer^[†]

Clarence George Carter is an American singer, songwriter, musician and record producer. His most successful songs include "Slip Away", "Back Door Santa", "Patches" (1970) and "Strokin'" (1986).

Headlines from January 14, 1936

Radio Chains Bar Republican Skit But Party Gets Chicago Outlet; Rebuffed by NBC and CBS on Presentation of Dramatized Politics, the National Committee Arranges With WGN -- Sharp Words by Party Leaders About Freedom of Speech.

KIPLING STRICKEN; CONDITION IS GRAVE; British Author, 70, undergoes Emergency Operation for a Gastric Disorder.

BANKER 'BRIGANDS' SEEK TO RULE U.S., FARLEY DECLARES; Tells Westchester Democrats 'Gangsters of Big Business' Are Fighting President.

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