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March 28, 1937

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QUEENS BUILDING RISING IN VOLUME; Developers in Many Localities Preparing for a Busy Spring Season

By Unknown Author

With the filing of plans last week for the erection of many groups of medium priced homes in various sections of Queens and adjacent Long Island areas and the purchase of several large tracts by building operators and investment syndicates, additional evidence was presented that the 1937 Spring season will witness a far greater volume of con ructio in Queens and Nassau County than was accomplished in the Spring of 1936.

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LOST BOOK CLEARS BIBLE MYSTERIES; Dictionary Written by Jewish Scholar 1,000 Years Ago Is Published for First Time

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

David ben Abraham al-Fasi's book on the Bible to be pub

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No Call for Sit-Down Intervention Seen in White House Conferences; Robinson, at End of Day of Leaders' Talks With the President, Says Conditions Are 'Improving' and Do Not Warrant Federal Action-Wagner Act Change Suggested by Miss Perkins

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Roosevelt holds confs; statement by Sen Robinson; Perkins suggests amendment of Wagner Act for efficient handling of strikes

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Charlotte Sutherland Anthony Betrothed; To Be Wed to John T. Carlisle Jr. in Spring

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Carlisle, Jno T Jr; C S Anthony

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MONTCLAIR TRACT OPENED FOR HOMES; Choice Residential Community Under Development Near Yantacaw Park

By Unknown Author

A choice private home development in which the houses will range from $15,000 to $18,000 is being started in Montclair, N. J., by the newly formed building firm of Hinck Brothers, composed of Ernest C. Hinck Jr. and Edwin B.

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