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July 9, 1936

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A.F. OF L. READY TO SUSPEND THIRD OF ITS MEMBERSHIP IN CRAFT UNION DISPUTE; ACTION SET FOR TUESDAY Eight Unions of C.I.O. Will Be Disciplined for Aiding Lewis. AFFECTS MILLION MEMBERS Peace Makers Fail to Block Move Aimed at Dissolution of Lewis Organization. CAPITAL TRIES FOR A TRUCE Green Counters Rival's Charge by Saying Plan for Steel Drive Had Been Drafted. A.F. of L. Chiefs Map Action A.F. OF L. IS READY TO OUST 8 UNIONS

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

denies Lewis charge that AFL had no plan for steel organization

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HEAT KILLS 120 IN NATION, INCREASES CROP LOSSES; NO REAL RELIEF IN SIGHT; HOT WAVE MOVES EAST North Dakota and Illinois Get Some Rain, While Canada Has Good Fall. VICTIMS TO GET $20 DOLES Tugwell Tells Plan as WPA Moves to Hire 55,000 -- 3,000,000 Seen Affected. MERCURY HERE IS AT 93 City Swelters in Warmest Day of Year -- 2 Are Prostrated -- Beaches Are Crowded. Deaths and Loss Rise HEATS TOLL IS 120; CROP LOSSES RISING

By the Associated Press

Neb asks Fed govt for more poisoned bran

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David Zinman

1936David Zinman, American violinist and conductor[†]

David Zinman is a retired American conductor and violinist.