1934Lou Antonio, American actor and director[†]
Louis Antonio is an American actor and TV director best known for performing in the films Cool Hand Luke and America America. He also starred in two short-lived TV series, Dog and Cat, and Makin' It.
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January 23, 1934
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1934Pierre Bourgault, Canadian journalist and politician (died 2003)[†]
Pierre Bourgault was a politician and essayist, as well as an actor and journalist, from Quebec, Canada. He is most famous as a public speaker who advocated sovereignty for Quebec from Canada.
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ROOSEVELT BACKS TREATY NAVY BILL; $286,445,577 ASKED; Vinson Program Is Endorsed as Money Bill for 1935 Is Reported to House. AYERS URGES INCREASE 'Disarmament by Example Is a Failure,' He Says -- Japan's Demands Are Cited. ROOSEVELT BACKS TREATY NAVY BILL
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Pres endorses Vinson program for treaty navy; $286,445,577 asked
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UTILITY RATE CURBS SOUGHT BY LEHMAN; Governor in Special Message Outlines 12-Point Program to End Present Evils. SENDS 11 SEPARATE BILLS Macy Fight on Hammond Is Seen as Aiding Measures, Defeated Last Year. UTIILTY RATE CURBS SOUGHT BY LEHMAN
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TIME LIMIT ON GOLD BILL IS URGED BY OWEN D. YOUNG; SUPPORT FOR IT IN SENATE; WARREN DEFENDS THE BILL He and Rogers Declare Measure Will Hasten Business Recovery. PRICE RISES POINTED OUT But Backing for Young's View Grows Among Senators at Committee Hearing. SOME CHANGES POSSIBLE Administration Leaders Remain Confident That They Control on Senate Floor. TIME LIMIT URGED ON THE GOLD BILL
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Confers on proposed Treas offer
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Firemen Will Summon Autoists Blocking Way
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N Y C firemen to give summonses to motorists who fail to give fire engines right-of-way
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ROOSEVELT DECIDES TO RECOGNIZE CUBA; Hull Notifies Latin America That We Will Act Today or Tomorrow. IN LINE WITH NEW POLICY Plans for Economic Aid in Solving Island's Problems Next on Program. ROOSEVELT DECIDES TO RECOGNIZE CUBA
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Regime will be recognized by U S
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ROOSEVELT TO ASK $1,166,000,000 AID; STANDS PAT ON CWA; This Would Carry On CCC and Direct Relief, but Let CWA Wind Up in May. LEHMAN MAKES APPEAL Warns President and Hopkins That Grave Consequences May Follow Dropping of CWA.
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Roosevelt will ask for $1,166,000,000 emergency appropriation
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MAYOR WILL OUST EMPLOYES OVER 70; Heads of All Departments Are Ordered to List Workers Eligible to Retire.
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Plans retirement of employes over 70 as part of economy program; list of useless positions being prepared
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Aldermen to Get Plea Today for Inquiry Into Charges of Extravagance in Schools
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Bd of Aldermen to be asked to authorize investigation into charges of extravagance by Dept of Educ
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