Evening Star dated November 19, 1932

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‘WEAT: HER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair, with a cold wave and lowest tem- Closing N. Y. Markets, Pages 12 & 13...

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LABOR CHIEF RAPS SALES TAX AGAIN Breen to Oppose Enactment of Levy at Short Con- gress Session. Rabor made it clear again...

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WORKERS INCREASE EFFORTS FOR CHEST BiMs at Half-way Point Total $1,041,486, Falling Be- hind Expected Pace. ‘(Continued From

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GARNER OPPOSES NEW MORATORIUM Statement Expresses Nearly Unanimous Opinion in Poll of Congress. John N. Garner, Speaker of

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ATTENDANCE: MARK GREEN MAKES PLEA SET BY FOOD SHOW Exposition to End Tonight. Clinton, Md., Couple Wins Fox-Trot Contest. The

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['AR | Which is the main point at issue. How | of men and women, boys and girls, who that is to be accomplished is the mut

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. Mra. Hamllton Fish SOCIETY Presénting Daughter Girls Make Debut. to Socwty at Tea Today-—-Two Local { i 4REE debutantes...

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CHURCH TO MARK 130-YEAR BIRTHDAY Trinity Methodist Service’ Will Be Addressed by Bishop Hughes. Speaker The oné hundred and

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CATHEDRAL PLANG MISSION SERVICE Rev. H. A. Donovan to Preach at People’s Evensong at 4 0'Clock. Canon Raymond L. Wolven,...

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ke SPORTS. CHANGE OF HEART SEEN AT HILLTOP Blue and Gray More Pepped Than in Weeks—Gallaudet Faces Shepherd. ENT upon...

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THE G BTAR, WASHINGTON, V. C, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1932. SPORTS. —_— e e - — British Set Golf Dates Helpful to U. S. :...

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"% and sales- possibilities. EXPANSION SOUGHT - BY MERGANTHALER Offieials Will Use Extra Space for Manufacture of New...

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FINANCIAL. BONDS CONTINUE SAGEING TENDENCY Number of Vulnerable Issues Reach New Lows as Week GJoses. Epecial Dispatch to The

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A—U ws RF.CADSOUGHT “FOR, ELIVINATING “BLICHTED” AREAS Brehitects Propose Board to Control Replacement of Buildings. DISTRICT

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WASHINGTON, D. C, he FEpenin M SUNDAY MORNING EDITION g %taf SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932. . BUILDING NEWS |B—1 D. C I}PILDING

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' B2 = HOUSING INFLUENCE ON CHILD STRESSED Pr. Ray Lyman Wilbur Cites Home Needs in Foreword to Guide Book. (Continued From

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TAX CUTS REWARD | CITIZENS' WATCH Liberalization of Payments Also Is Achieved in Several States. The close watch on budget

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MAGAZINE PAGE. UNCLE RAY’S CORNER A Lithe Saturday Talk. |, Hover, L Gt o F vou have been following our series, | by of “the.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, IF T SUCCEED N PULLING FINIS AND EDDIE ©OUT OF THE MESS THEY RE IN,FINIS OUGHT TO MAKE ME...

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