Rutgers to Have Organ Music To Cheer Students in 'Exams'
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Organ music will cheer students
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January 19, 1928
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WASHINGTON GAINS SUPPORT ATHAVANA ON NICARAGUA ISSUE; 10 Delegations at Pan-American Conference Expected to Oppose Intervention Censure.BAN ON SECRECY SOFTENEDPresident Bustamente PermitsOld Rules to Prevail--HughesNamed Vice President.TRIBUTE PAID TO WILSONFlags of the Americas Are Raised,With Those of Mexico and Nicaragua Sharing Highest Acclaim.
By Richard V. Oulahan. Copyright, 1928, By the New York Times Company Special Cable To the New York Times
Tribute to his contributions at Pan-Amer Conf
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ALBANY DEMOCRATS PRESS 4-YEAR TERM; They Offer a Resolution for Election of the Governor in Non-Presidential Years. THEY DEMAND FAIR PLAY Say People Defeated Amendment to Avoid Confusing State and National Elections.
By Special to The New York Times
Dem leaders in Legis offer resolution for 4-yr term with provision for election in non-Pres yrs; Downing-Bloch statement
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MISS SMITH ASSAILS 'AUTOCRACY' IN CLUB; Says Woman's Association Is Aristocratic Under Miss Morgan and Mrs. Vanderbilt. DECRIES 'ALTERED POLICIES' Retiring President Declares Membership Is Now Based on 'Democracy of Quality.'
By Unknown Author
Miss Smith's rept on alleged autocracy of group headed by Miss Morgan and Mrs G F Vanderbilt
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Television Across Atlantic Declared a Fact; Baird's Aide Reports Faces and Hands Seen
By Copyright, 1928, by the New York Times Company, Special Cable To the New York Times
L G Hutchinson tells of establishment between N Y and London
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