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March 17, 1929

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2 OLDEST HOSPITALS IN CITY WILL MERGE; New York Institution, Founded in 1791, and Lying-In, 1799. Announce Plan to Unite. NEW MATERNITY BUILDING Morgan and Rockefeller Give $2,000,000 Each and Bakers $1,000,000 Each. PART OF EAST RIVER PLANT Graduate Work for Physicians and Special Training for Nurses Will Be Continued by New Regime.

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Two of the oldest medical institutions in the United States, New York Hospital and Lying--In Hospital, have agreed to merge, the union to be effected in the near future, it was announced yesterday by the Society of the New York Hospital of 8 West Sixteenth Street, New York Hospi- ...

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LaBarba Stops Smith in 12th In Sydney Ring Before 12,000

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REDS POUND PIPGRAS AND BEAT YANKS, 6-1; Cincinnati Makes Eleven Hits, While Kolp and Johnson Hold Losers to Four. VICTORS GAIN EARLY LEAD Find Pipgras's Delivery for Nine Blows in First Five Innings to Go in Front, 4 to 1.

By William E. Brandt. Special To the New York Times

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 16.--The world's champions were just an ordinary ball club today and the Cincinnati Reds took advantage of a lull in the hitting activities of the Hugmen to carry away a 6 to 1 decision.

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SUNDAY FILMS ISSUE AT ROCKLAND POLLS; Citizens Committee Fighting Nyack Republican Candidates, Who Are Silent on Stand. VILLAGES VOTE ON TUESDAY Haverstraw Has Bitter Dispute Over Administration Policies----Piermont Due for Last-Minute Battle.

By Special to The New York Times

Sunday films will play important part in Rockland Co elections

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SQUALL HITS CITY; TIES UP AIRPORTS; Causes Crash of Big Plane at Newark, but Saves a Flier at Curtiss Field. TIPS SEVERAL AIRCRAFT Liners Forced to Anchor and Ferries to Suspend Service During Morning Fog.

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Squall causes crash of large passenger plane

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