1928Robert Abbe, American surgeon and radiologist (born 1851)[†]
Robert Abbe was an American surgeon and pioneer radiologist in New York City. He was born in New York City and educated at the College of the City of New York and Columbia University.
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March 7, 1928
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UNION DEFERS STRIKE VOTE TILL SATURDAY, AS I.R.T. REFUSES TO ARBITRATE; WALKER'S WISH HEEDED Mahon in Putting Off Action Says He Won't Be Company's Tool. ASSERTS MAYOR HAS PLAN Quackenbush Calls Walkout Threat a Bluff--To Keep New Men Till Danger Is Over. RECRUITS PUT ON TRAINS Road Investigates Ousted Men and Upholds Charges--200 More Slated to Go.
By Unknown Author
Strike vote deferred as I R T refuses to arbitrate, in deference to Mayor's request; Hedley's lr to Mayor Walker; Mahon outlines union's plan; statement by H Frayne
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ALL DRY MEASURES KILLED AT ALBANY; Eight Baumes Crime Measures Also Scrapped by Assembly Committees. SENATE BARS SMITH BILLS Election Expense Filing, State Census Abolition and Workers' Fund Kept From Floor.
By Special to The New York Times
Baumes bills killed in N Y S Assembly com; Cuvillier measure for modification of Sullivan law rept favorably
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KNAPP CASE DROPPED; CRIME PROOF ABSENT, PROSECUTOR FINDS; Herrick Tells Governor Smith Indictment Move Would Not Be Justified. OTTINGER AGREES WITH HIM Governor Is Silent, Holding That He Has No Power to Pass Judgment. CENSUS TAKING CRITICIZED Ex-Secretary of State Is Called Indiscreet--Bitter Attack Made on Laidlaw.
By Special to The New York Times
Rept that he concurs with Dist Atty Herrick's findings
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LEVINE PLANE LANDS IN CUBA IN 14 HOURS; Ends First Non-Stop Flight From Here to Havana at 1:32 P.M. GOOD WEATHER AIDED HOP Few at Field on Arrival--Plans to Fly Back With Pilot Stultz and Miss Boll This Week. Pleased at Working of Plane.
By Copyright 1928, by the New York Times Company Special Cable To the New York Times
Lands in Cuba, first non-stop flight N Y-Havana
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BRITISH AIR FLEET IS READY FOR ARABIA; WAR IS REPORTED ON; Sultan of Nejd Is Said to Have Declared Hostilities Against Three Neighbors. UNDER BRITISH MANDATE Meanwhile Active Measures Are Taken by London to Meet Menacing Situation. TALK ABOUT LAWRENCE British Capital Wonders if the Organizer of Arabs Won't Get "Special Orders" to Aid.
By Allen Raymond. Copy Right, 1928,By the New York Times Company. By Wireless To the New York Times
Arab revolt
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Haste Led Prince to Wear Cuff Trousers and Tail Coat
By Copyright, 1928, by the New York Times Co. By Wireless To the New York Times
Prince explains "turned-up" trouser combination
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Lindbergh Hops Alone Back to Washington; Reports He Will Go to Hospital Are Denied
By Special to The New York Times
Flies back to Wash from St Louis alone; repts that he will go to hosp denied
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COOLIDGE EXPECTS $225,000,000 TAX CUT ON PRESENT OUTLOOK; He Has Madden's Assurance That Appropriations Thus Far Are Within the Budget. ALL DEPENDS ON CONGRESS While Reductions Would Help Business, He Will Not Employ Veto to Insure Them. WARNING ON SEVERAL BILLS Expenditures Advocated for Flood Control, Pensions and Farm Relief Would Exceed Budget.
By Special to The New York Times
Coolidge predicts moderate cut as Rep Madden repts Cong appropriations within estimates
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OIL CASE WARRANT ISSUED FOR STEWART; Date for Senate Contempt Trial Will Be Set When Oil Man Is Arrested. FALL-SINCLAIR CASE FIRST Hodges and Patten Expected to Testify Tomorrow at the Committee Inquiry.
By Special to The New York Times
Warrant for arrest of Stewart issued; Patten says he has no oil data
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Five-Year-Old boy Inherits Coward Millions; Father Insured for $1,000,000 Only Last July
By Unknown Author
Will; insurance
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Chinese Reds Massacre 3,000 Christians; Terror Drives 50,000 Refugees Into Swatow
By Copyright, 1928, by the New York Times Company. Special Cable To the New York Times
Reds massacre 3,000 in Roman Catholic village; terror drives 50,000 refugees into Swatow; Communist plot to seize Swatow fails; plotters executed
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