Ex-Soldiers Now One-fifth Of the Cadets at West Point
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One-fifth of cadets are ex-soldiers
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March 10, 1927
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57 MEN IN RELAYS KEEP FRIEND ALIVE; But Paralyzed Youth Is Thought to Be Failing at an Early Hour This Morning. DEATH FOUGHT OFF 88 HOURS Albert Frick, in Evanston (Ill.) Hospital, Has Directed the Efforts to Save Him. 57 MEN IN RELAYS KEEP FRIEND ALIVE
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Takes turn for the worse; 57 men in relays keep him alive
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Persia Recalls Washington Legation Official After Fatal Crash in Which Wife Was Driving
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A Entezan, 3d Sec of Legation in Wash, recalled as result of automobile accident in which his wife was killed
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TRADE BOARD WANTS NON-PARTISAN BODY TO GOVERN TRANSIT; Based on Port Authority Plan and to Have Control of All Transportation. ASKS FOR TRAINED MEN Suggests Members Be Selected for Their Experience in Rail Management. A PLEA FOR 10C. EXPRESSES Schieffelin Thinks That Would Solve the Subway Problem -- Gibes at Walker. TRADE BOARD WANTS NON-PARTISAN BODY
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W J Schieffelin criticizes policy at transit meeting of Board of Trade and Transportation
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STAGE CENSORSHIP PLEA IMPRESSES LEGISLATORS; REPORT MAY BE FAVORABLE; CHURCHES DIVIDE ON PLAN Sharp Curb Advocated by Cardinal Hayes, Bishop Manning Opposes. SPEAKERS REPRESENT THEM Actors, Managers and Playwrights Fight Regulation as Unworkable and Un-American. HEARING DRAWS CROWD Clergymen and Reformers Contend the Theatre Has Failed to Clean House.
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Favors Jenks stage censorship bill at legislative hearing
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Notable Births
1927Claude Laydu, Belgian-French actor, producer, and screenwriter (died 2011)[†]
Claude Laydu was a Belgian-born Swiss actor on stage and in films. He was renowned for his performance in his film debut in the role of the young priest in Robert Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest (1951), which has been described as one of the greatest in the history of film.