China Is Largest Buyer of Arms From Us;
By the Associated Press
China is largest buyer of munitions from U S; Argentina and Czechoslovakia follow
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February 6, 1936
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RESTUDY OF DEBTS ADVISED BY LAMONT; ' Fresh Negotiations' Only Way to Equitable Result, He Tells Senators. MUST TAKE 'HALF A LOAF' Munitions Committee's Study of Morgan Firm Ends and the Partners Go Home. RESTUDY OF DEBTS ADVISED BY LAMONT
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
negotiations for settlement
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LEHMAN ASKS LIGHT ON BUDGET CUT TALK; Urges Republican Chiefs to Specify Where They Would Make Reductions. IVES FIRES QUESTION BACK Brownell and Baldwin Press State Grant of $5,100,000 for World's Fair Roads. LEHMAN ASKS LIGHT ON BUDGET CUT TALK
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Replies to Lehman's request that Repubs specify where they would make budget cuts
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BRITAIN DECLINES CHALLENGE TO CALL WORLD PEACE TALK; Commons Defeats Lansbury's Plea to Equalize Resources of Discontented Nations.
By Charles A. Selden
Urges Brit Govt to summon internatl conf to reconsider mandate question as aid to world peace
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Her January Purchases Totaled $3,055,395
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Communist threat to Kweiyang lifted by arrival of provincial reinforcements
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Notable Births
1936Kent Douglas, Canadian ice hockey player and coach (died 2009)[†]
Kent Gemmell Douglas was a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman and coach.