Wales Starts Off Casually on African Trip With Light Luggage and No Pomp or Ceremony
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Leaves for Africa with Prince of Wales
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September 7, 1928
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Two Fliers Crash, Seized for Stealing Plane; Tree Saves Lives in Fall Near Miller Field
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2 hurt; seized for stealing plane
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Television Movie of Hoover Planned for Newark Speech
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Plans for movie of Hoover's campaign s at Newark
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WALKER WILL PUSH $500,000,000 PLAN FOR TRAFFIC RELIEF; Driveway Under Manhattan and Queensborough Bridge Among His Proposals. SUGGESTS PAYING BY TOLLS Says He Will Not Appoint New Committee, but Will Consult Engineering Experts. PARK AV. ROADWAY OPENED West Passage Around Grand Central Building Released to Traffic by Miller. Outlines New Measures. Ceremonies at Opening. WALKER WILL PUSH $500,000,000 PLAN
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Mayor pushes $500,000,000 plan for relief; suggestions
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BOY, 6, IS STRANGLED; RELATIVE IS HELD; Brother-in-Law Leads Police to Body in Coney Island, Though Denying Crime. YOUNG BROTHER GIVES CLUE Pair Had Visited Man Who Was Separated From Their Sister --3 Witnesses Detained. Police Are Led to Boy's Body. Left Without Younger Brother. BOY 6, IS STRANGLED; RELATIVE IS HELD Tells Father of Boy's Death.
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Boy found strangled, brother-in-law, L Panariello, held
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Notable Births
1928Kathleen Gorham, Australian ballerina (died 1983)[†]
Kathleen Ann "Kathy" Gorham was an Australian ballerina.
1928Al McGuire, American basketball player, coach, and commentator (died 2001)[†]
Alfred James McGuire was an American college basketball coach and broadcaster, the head coach at Marquette University from 1964 to 1977. He won a national championship in his final season at Marquette, and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1992. He was also well known as a longtime national television basketball broadcaster and for his colorful personality.