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November 30, 1938

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ROOSEVELT AWAITS COURSE IN GERMANY TO GUIDE RELATIONS; Indicates Wilson Will Stay Here Until Nazis' Policy on Minorities Changes TRADE ISSUES ALSO FACTOR President to Continue Study of Situation With Ambassadors in Washington Next Week Discussion Called General ROOSEVELT AWAITS COURSE IN GERMANY Congressional Plans Under Study Jests as to Moscow Post Wilson Begins Duties in Capital Jews in Germany Get Extermination Threat

By Felix Belair Jr.special To the New York Times. Wireless To the New York Times

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Survey of Strike in Paris

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

The strike situation in the different trades and professions in the Paris region lined up early today as follows: RAILROADS--The rail federation ordered a strike from 4 A. M. to 7 P. M., but the government requisitioned employes and, holding a corps of specialists in reserve, expected to maintain services fairly completely. The first trains out of Paris after 4 A. M. moved on time.

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Washington Plans 74 Ways To Tighten Americas' Ties; Interdepartmental Committee's Proposals Cover Cooperation in Education, Science, Administration and Many Other Fields WASHINGTON PLANS AID FOR AMERICAS Costs for 1939 Listed Asks Training of Foreigners Wants More Army Attaches

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

U S interdepartmental com submits proposals for cooperation to Roosevelt

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U. S. TO CUT TARIFF UPON CUBAN SUGAR; Batista Reveals He Pledged Free Quota for Rice and Labor Law Exemptions Other Products to Benefit U. S. TO CUT TARIFF UPON CUBAN SUGAR Cabinet Studies Benefits Expects Early Discussions

By the Associated Press. Wireless To the New York Times

Col Batista repts tariff cut on Cuban product agreed on; cut will not affect import quotas

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TWO NATIONS QUIT NEUTRALS ON SPAIN; Belgium Recognizes Franco-Sweden Leaves Subgroup-Dutch Admiral Resigns Oslo Group Pressure Seen TWO NATIONS QUIT NEUTRALS ON SPAIN Belgium Recognizes Franco

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Belgium and Adm van Dulm of the Netherlands resign from non-intervention com; Sweden leaves subcom; Gt Brit asks Franco to release Greek wheat ships; Belgium recognizes Franco

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1938Jean Eustache, French director, producer, and screenwriter (died 1981)^[†]

Jean Eustache was a French film director and editor. During his short career, he completed numerous short films, in addition to a pair of highly regarded features, of which the first, The Mother and the Whore, is considered a key work of post-Nouvelle Vague French cinema.

1938John M. Goldman, English haematologist and oncologist (died 2013)^[†]

John M. Goldman was a British haematologist, oncologist and medical researcher. A specialist in chronic myeloid leukaemia, Goldman conducted pioneering research into leukaemia treatment – he was instrumental in the development of bone marrow transplantation as a clinical method, and later in the development of the drug imatinib. He was also a prolific author of scientific papers, was involved with numerous medical charities and had a decades-long surgical career at Hammersmith Hospital, London.

Headlines from November 30, 1938

Survey of Strike in Paris

Washington Plans 74 Ways To Tighten Americas' Ties; Interdepartmental Committee's Proposals Cover Cooperation in Education, Science, Administration and Many Other Fields WASHINGTON PLANS AID FOR AMERICAS Costs for 1939 Listed Asks Training of Foreigners Wants More Army Attaches

U. S. TO CUT TARIFF UPON CUBAN SUGAR; Batista Reveals He Pledged Free Quota for Rice and Labor Law Exemptions Other Products to Benefit U. S. TO CUT TARIFF UPON CUBAN SUGAR Cabinet Studies Benefits Expects Early Discussions

TWO NATIONS QUIT NEUTRALS ON SPAIN; Belgium Recognizes Franco-Sweden Leaves Subgroup-Dutch Admiral Resigns Oslo Group Pressure Seen TWO NATIONS QUIT NEUTRALS ON SPAIN Belgium Recognizes Franco

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