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March 14, 1940

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ANGER IN COMMONS; Chamberlain Is Target of Sharp Debate After Eulogizing Finns ACCUSED BY HORE-BELISHA Ex-War Secretary Denounces 'Inaction'--Paris Deputies Demand a Debate

By James B. Reston Special Cable To the New York Times

Hore-Belisha, Lloyd George and others denounce Allies

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Ex-Administrator in India Slain in London; 3 Others Shot Before 150 in Meeting Hall; SHOT BY INDIAN ASSASSIN IN LONDON

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Meeting

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'NATION TOO SMALL'; Tanner Says That Was Sole Fault of Finland, Left to Fight Alone BITTERNESS FOR RUSSIA People Bowed but Unbroken --Resigned to a Humiliating Peace--Liberty Held Intact

By George Axelsson Wireless To the New York Times

Scandinavian reaction to peace

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ITALIANS HAIL NEWS FORTS FACE REICH; Chamber Cheers First Public Announcement of Defenses at the Brenner Pass

By Herbert L. Matthews By Telephone To the New York Times

Presents war budget to Chamber of Fasces and Corps

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WAGNER CONDEMNS REVISION OF NLRA; He Calls Smith's Amendments 'More Than Repeal'--Would Vote for Five-Man Board

By Louis Stark Special To the New York Times

WASHINGTON, March 13--Senator Wagner said today he favored adding two men to the National Labor Relations Board and indicated that the five-man body could take...

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