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June 5, 1936

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FRANCE CRIPPLED BY WIDER STRIKES; BLUM IS IN POWER; LABOR SITUATION CHAOTIC Out of Unions' Control, but Striking Men Are Remaining Orderly. PARIS FOOD STOCKS LOW Stoppage of Trucking and Oil Deliveries Blocks Supplies -- New Regime Reassuring. THREE WOMEN IN CABINET Popular Front Leaders Get the Chief Posts -- Herriot Elected President of Chamber. FRANCE CRIPPLED BY WIDE STRIKES

By P. J. Philipwireless To the New York Times

Named Min of Marine, France

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U.S. RAISES DUTIES ON GERMAN GOODS TO FIGHT SUBSIDIES; Anti-Bounty Clause of the 1930 Tariff Act Invoked After Discriminatory Practices. 30 TO 40% OF TRADE HIT Increases Taking Effect July 11 Go as High as 56% -- Others Due to Follow.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

subsidy causes U S to impose countervailing duties

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Byrns's Death Bars Adjournment; House Elects Bankhead Speaker; Plan to Quit Monday Abandoned -- Week of June 15 Now Set -- Recesses During Republican Convention -- Tax Bill Is Slated to Go to Conference Tomorrow. DEATH OF SPEAKER BARS ADJOURNMENT

By Turner Catledgespecial To the New York Times

Tax bill conferees reach agreement on bill clarifying existing laws and revising wine tax basis downward

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VANDENBERG URGES STATE RELIEF RULE; Declares Federal Government Could Save $425,000,000 This Year by Quitting Control. BUSINESS FREEDOM ASKED Industry Would Absorb Unemployed if Let Alone, the Senator Asserts. VANDENBERG URGES STATE RELIEF RULE

By Russell B. Porterspecial To the New York Times

Repub platform may be based on views of Sen Vandenberg, state control of funds and absorption by industry

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Col. Knox's Friends Firm in Their Support; Deny They Concede Landon's Nomination

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Denies conceding Landon's nomination; still backs Col Knox

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