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September 2, 1936

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Headlines from September 2, 1936

NEW MATHEMATICS LINKS TWO WORLDS; Cartan of Paris Offers System Promising Bridge Between Stars and Atom. ACCLAIMED AT HARVARD Leaders at Tercentenary Also Hail Contribution by Carnap in the Field of Logic. NEW MATHEMATICS LINKS TWO WORLDS

By William L. Laurencespecial To the New York Times

Dr R Carnap on truth of theorems

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VALENTINE INSISTS GEOGHAN IGNORED PLEAS FOR ACTION; POLICE HEAD IS POSITIVE He Tried Everything but Assault to Move the Prosecutor, He Says. ON THE STAND FOR 5 HOURS Defense Counsel Makes Him Admit His Men Were Doing Nothing to Solve Crime. NEW DENIAL BY GEOGHAN Never Was Asked to Resubmit Drukman Case, Brooklyn Prosecutor Repeats. VALENTINE ASSAILS GEOGHAN INACTION

By Robert S. Birdspecial To the New York Times

Comr Valentine repeats conf on S Drukman murder in testimony at Geoghan removal hearings

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RISE IN MILK PRICE DUE HERE THIS WEEK; Advance of a Cent a Quart Is Expected as Producing Group Announces an Increase. PLAN FOR STRIKE PUSHED Up-State Farmers Preparing for Show-Down on Demand for a Still Higher Rate. RISE IN MILK PRICE DUE BY SATURDAY

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Dairymen's League Cooperative Assn raises price to farmers 17c a cwt; rise in retail price expected; J J Dillon asks Gov Lehman to call special session of Legis to repeal State control law

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REBELS POUND IRUN, BUT LEFTISTS HOLD POSTS OUTSIDE CITY; Planes Aid Well-Aimed Guns -- Loyalists Prepare to Blow Up Alcazar in Toledo. KANE BOMBING DISCLAIMED U.S. Is Reported Opposing One-Sided Ban on Sale of Oil to Insurgents. REBELS POUND IRUN, BUT CITY RESISTS

By G.l. Steerwireless To the New York Times

5 insurgent planes bomb Irun as signal for offensive against Loyalist line on Puntza and Zubelzu ridges; Leftists retain positions

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Clothing Man Guilty of State Tax Evasion; First to Be Convicted in New York County

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convicted; released in bail

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1936Andrew Grove, Hungarian-American businessman, engineer, and author (died 2016)^[†]

Andrew "Andy" Stephen Grove was a Hungarian-American businessman and engineer who served as the third CEO of Intel Corporation. He escaped from the Hungarian People's Republic during the 1956 revolution at the age of 20 and moved to the United States, where he finished his education. He was the third employee and eventual third CEO of Intel, transforming the company into the world's largest semiconductor company.

1936Károly Krajczár, Hungarian-Slovene author and educator (died 2018)^[†]

Károly Krajczár was a Hungarian Slovene teacher and writer. He was born in Apátistvánfalva. He wrote Slovene textbooks and collected ethnological objects.

Headlines from September 2, 1936

NEW MATHEMATICS LINKS TWO WORLDS; Cartan of Paris Offers System Promising Bridge Between Stars and Atom. ACCLAIMED AT HARVARD Leaders at Tercentenary Also Hail Contribution by Carnap in the Field of Logic. NEW MATHEMATICS LINKS TWO WORLDS

RISE IN MILK PRICE DUE HERE THIS WEEK; Advance of a Cent a Quart Is Expected as Producing Group Announces an Increase. PLAN FOR STRIKE PUSHED Up-State Farmers Preparing for Show-Down on Demand for a Still Higher Rate. RISE IN MILK PRICE DUE BY SATURDAY

REBELS POUND IRUN, BUT LEFTISTS HOLD POSTS OUTSIDE CITY; Planes Aid Well-Aimed Guns -- Loyalists Prepare to Blow Up Alcazar in Toledo. KANE BOMBING DISCLAIMED U.S. Is Reported Opposing One-Sided Ban on Sale of Oil to Insurgents. REBELS POUND IRUN, BUT CITY RESISTS

Clothing Man Guilty of State Tax Evasion; First to Be Convicted in New York County

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