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September 11, 1936

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REBELS END TRUCE BY FIERCE ATTACK ON SAN SEBASTIAN; Heavy Bombardment Follows Defenders' Refusal of Bid to Surrender Unconditionally. DRIVE ON TOLEDO RENEWED Madrid, Alarmed, Gives a Third of Large Gold Hoard to Gain Aid From Catalonia. U.S. WITHDRAWS WARSHIPS British Labor and Veterans in France Support Policy of Non-Intervention in War. San Sebastian Under Fire REBELS END TRUCE AT SAN SEBASTIAN

By Copyright, 1936, by the Associated Press

Arrested by Spanish Govt forces as Rebel spy, released, San Sebastian

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Mayor Goes to Chicago For Progressive Meeting

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SECURITY ACT TEST PLANNED BY JERSEY; Board Frames Supreme Court Fight on Pensions Plan as States' Rights Invasion. INJUNCTION ON TAX ASKED Bills Drawn to Provide $25,000 for Suit and to Set Up Own Job Insurance System. SECURITY ACT TEST PLANNED BY JERSEY

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

State Soc Security Comm will offer bill to appropriate $25,000 for suit by State to enjoin collection of payroll tax under Fed Soc Security Act and companion bill to set up independent system of unemployment reserves through private ins cos, comment by H L Derby, reply by A J Altmeyer of Fed Soc Security Bd

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NEW VIRUS FOUND FRIENDLY TO MAN; Link Between Animate and Inanimate Kills Bacteria, Dr. Northrop Says at Harvard. VALUE IN ANTIBODIES SEEN Dr. Landsteiner Asserts They Counter Germs -- Dr. Shiga Shows Drop in Dysentery. NEW VIRUS FOUND FRIENDLY TO MAN

By William L. Laurencespecial To the New York Times

Prof A Krogh on use in detecting transfer of chem substances in animal body

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Drought Farm Relief to Double in Cost; 500,000 Families to Need Aid Until Spring

By the Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. -- Predicting that jobs and other relief for drought-stricken farmers will cost double the original estimates, administration officials today drafted plans to support more than half a million families until the Spring planting season.

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1936Pavel Landovský, Czech actor, director, and playwright (died 2014)^[†]

Pavel Landovský, nicknamed Lanďák, was a Czech actor, playwright, and director. He was a prominent dissident under the communist regime of former Czechoslovakia.

Headlines from September 11, 1936

Mayor Goes to Chicago For Progressive Meeting

SECURITY ACT TEST PLANNED BY JERSEY; Board Frames Supreme Court Fight on Pensions Plan as States' Rights Invasion. INJUNCTION ON TAX ASKED Bills Drawn to Provide $25,000 for Suit and to Set Up Own Job Insurance System. SECURITY ACT TEST PLANNED BY JERSEY

NEW VIRUS FOUND FRIENDLY TO MAN; Link Between Animate and Inanimate Kills Bacteria, Dr. Northrop Says at Harvard. VALUE IN ANTIBODIES SEEN Dr. Landsteiner Asserts They Counter Germs -- Dr. Shiga Shows Drop in Dysentery. NEW VIRUS FOUND FRIENDLY TO MAN

Drought Farm Relief to Double in Cost; 500,000 Families to Need Aid Until Spring

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