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July 1, 1938

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Headlines from July 1, 1938

RAIL BOND ISSUES FOR $3,163,981,000 OFF 'LEGAL LIST'; State Holds 230 Disqualified for Savings Bank Purchase by Moratorium Change MANY ROADS AFFECTED Action Sets Record for a Single Industry--$66,759,000 Utility Securities Dropped Removal Due to Law Change Many Roads Affected RAIL BOND ISSUES OFF 'LEGAL LIST'

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Changes in N Y S savings bank list as of July 1st; rr bonds with $3,000,000,000 face amount removed

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TREASURY DEFICIT AT $1,400,000, SMALLEST SINCE '31; Government Did Not Go So Far 'in Red' This Fiscal Year, but Figure May Double Next DEBT NOW $37,123,000,000 Albany at Year End Watches to See if Lehman's Figures on Budget Are Borne Out Larger 1939 Deficit Indicated Receipts for Year Just Closed TREASURY DEFICIT SMALLEST SINCE '31 STATE STUDIES FINANCES Officials Think Its Position Is the Best in Years

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Outlook for new fiscal yr

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NAVY ACCORD SETS 45,000-TON CEILING; But U. S., Britain and France Do Not Expect to Build Up to It--16-Inch Guns Retained Italy Expected to Conform NAVY ACCORD SETS 45,000-TON CEILING British Note Received Here TEXT OF THE PROTOCOL

By Robert P. Postwireless To the New York Times

Brit, France, U S sign naval accord increasing battleship size to 45,000 tons but do not expect to build up to it; 16-in guns retained; action caused by Japan's refusal to reveal plans

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Medill McCormick Is Found Dead On Cliff of New Mexico Peak; Body Is Discovered by Indian Searchers on Other Side of Heights Where Young Whitmer Also Lost Life M'CORMICK'S BODY IS FOUND ON CLIFF Mrs. Simms Pressed Search

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Body found; por

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STAY OF PICKET BAN REFUSED BY COURT; 14 ON TRIAL TODAY; Appellate Division Unanimous in Declining to Overrule Cotillo in Busch Case DEFIANT UNIONISTS SEIZED Deputy Sheriffs Arrest Eight at Stores--New Appeal to Higher Court Planned 2 Unions Restrained Permanently PICKET BAN STAY REFUSED BY COURT Labor Rights Seen Violated

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Busch Jewelry Co Inc assails policy; Valentine replies

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1938Craig Anderson, American baseball player and coach^[†]

Norman Craig Anderson is an American former professional baseball pitcher, who played Major League Baseball (MLB) for the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets for all or parts of four seasons (1961–1964). A native of Washington, D.C., he threw and batted right-handed and was listed as 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 m) tall and 205 pounds (93 kg).

1938Hariprasad Chaurasia, Indian flute player and composer^[†]

Hariprasad Chaurasia is an Indian music director and classical flautist, who plays the bansuri, in the Hindustani classical tradition.

Headlines from July 1, 1938

NAVY ACCORD SETS 45,000-TON CEILING; But U. S., Britain and France Do Not Expect to Build Up to It--16-Inch Guns Retained Italy Expected to Conform NAVY ACCORD SETS 45,000-TON CEILING British Note Received Here TEXT OF THE PROTOCOL

Medill McCormick Is Found Dead On Cliff of New Mexico Peak; Body Is Discovered by Indian Searchers on Other Side of Heights Where Young Whitmer Also Lost Life M'CORMICK'S BODY IS FOUND ON CLIFF Mrs. Simms Pressed Search

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