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July 6, 1938

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32 NATIONS GATHER TO HELP REFUGEES; 'Poker Game' Air Prevails at Evian on Eve of Parley to Aid Distressed Poker Game" Atmosphere 32-NATIONS GATHER TO HELP REFUGEES American Views Given

By Clarence K. Streitwireless To the New York Times

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EVACUATION PLAN FOR SPAIN ACCEPTED IN FULL BY POWERS; Proposal Will Be Submitted to Barcelona and Burgos--Long Delay Foreseen GAIN FOR 'APPEASEMENT' Enforcement of Anglo-Italian Pact Is Brought Nearer--Rebels Take Port in East Powers in Agreement Foreign Secretary Presides Radical Step Unnecessary POWERS ALL AGREE ON PLAN FOR SPAIN Long Delay Held Unlikely Objections Are Realistio Cost Offers a Problem Rates to Almeria Reduced

By Unknown Author

On foreign ownership of Brit ships, Commons

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SOUTH IS DEGLARED 'NO.1' BY PRESIDENT IN ECONOMIC NEED; He Asks Conferees From Area for Data So 'We May Do Something About It' HELD DRAG ON THE NATION End of Unbalance Imperative, He Asserts in Outlining Scope of the Problem PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT Seeks Perspective of Task Would Report to Congress PROBLEM OF SOUTH STIRS ROOSEVELT Discussion of the Soil Population Rise Estimated

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

conf; Mellett reads Roosevelt statement urging end of unbalance between South and rest of nation and outlining problem scope; conf gets rept on econ and natural resources, population, taxable wealth, incomes and schools

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Scottsboro Negro Is Saved From Death; Gov. Graves Commutes Sentence to Life

By Unknown Author

Commutes Scottsboro Negro's sentence

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SMITH TURNS TIDE FOR CROSSING BILL IN PLEA AT AIRANY; Backs Moses Against Lehman, Wagner, Poletti and P. S. C. to Have State Pay All Costs CITES RAILROAD POVERTY Measure Sent to Third Reading by 99 to 42 After Park Chief Demands Decision Now Fearon's Warning Unheeded Democrats Split In Vote SMITH TURNS TIDE FOR CROSSING BILL Takes Fling at New Deal Urges Protection of Lives Poletti's Argument Moses Opens Debate Holds Two Years Plenty of Time

By Warren Moscowspecial To the New York Times

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