1941Michael Masser, American songwriter, composer and producer (died 2015)[†]
Michael William Masser was an American songwriter, composer and producer of popular music.
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March 24, 1941
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7 BILLION AID IS SET FOR PASSAGE TODAY; Few Senators Will Oppose It -- Sentiment for Outlawing Defense Strikes Grows 7 BILLION AID IS SET FOR PASSAGE TODAY
By Henry N. Dorrisspecial To the New York Times
Cong sentiment rising for legis to outlaw strikes; Vinson comments on statutory powers bill
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PLANE RECORD SET; Beaverbrook Announces Gains -- Output Fixed at 3,200 a Month 6 NEW TYPES ARE LISTED Big U.S. Bombers Landed in England Are Said to Bring All Targets in Range
By James MacDonaldspecial Cable To the New York Times
Lord Beaverbrook lauds Churchill, Roosevelt and Prime Min King; hopes for reunion of Brit and U S, radio s; text
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TO AID MEN CALLED FROM CIVIL SERVICE; Leaders at Albany Agree on Terms to Protect Trainees' Jobs -- Bill Goes In Today TO AID MEN CALLED FROM CIVIL SERVICE
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Page-Ostertag omnibus civil service employe protection bill to be offered; details; not to apply to Natl Guard trainee salaries
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Nazi Raids in Britain Slight; CENTER OF BERLIN BOMBED BY R.A.F.
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
RAF bombs French coast from Pas de Calais to Brittany
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Damaged British Warship To Be Repaired at Norfolk
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Brit Phila consulate attache says damaged Brit warship is en route to Norfolk for repairs
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BETHLEHEM FACES C.I.O. STRIKE TODAY IF EMPLOYES VOTE; Union Is Declared Ready for a Showdown on Election by Representation Plan HARVESTER WILL REOPEN 1,386 Police to Be on Guard at Chicago as Company Acts to End 3-Week Halt
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
at Bethlehem, Pa, strike threat over planned co union election
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PEASANTS PROTEST; Rising Storm of Yugoslav Resistance to Berlin Bursts in Provinces THE CRISIS REMAINS ACUTE Athens Is Said to Have Warned Belgrade of Hostile Acts -- British Troops on Border ANTI-NAZI RALLIES SWEEP YUGOSLAVIA
By Telephone To the New York Times
Yugoslav peasants protest pact with Axis Athens warns Yugoslavia that Axis accord is hostile act; Cabinet posts remain unfilled
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NEGHELLI IS TAKEN AS BRITISH PUSH ON; Fall of Ethiopian Road Hub Speeds Their Third Thrust Toward Addis Ababa NEGHELLI IS TAKEN AS BRITISH PUSH ON
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Brit occupy Neghelli, Ethiopia; Brit make progress in Cheren battle; denied by Rome; Axis repts planes damaged enemy planes on ground near Agedabia, North Africa
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CENTER OF BERLIN BOMBED BY R.A.F.; Points in Northwest Germany Also Raided -- British Strike Along Coast in Day
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RAF bombs Berlin and northwest Germany
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Civilians Killed, Berlin Says
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COUDERT REVEALS DATA ON RED 'PLOT' IN SCHOOL SYSTEM; Legislative Group Asserts Its Evidence on Subversive Acts Should Bring Curbs by City MOST TEACHERS 'LOYAL' And 'Vast Majority' of Students Also -- Report Hits City College, Brooklyn Units COUDERT REVEALS DATA ON RED 'PLOT'
By Warren Moscowspecial To the New York Times
com rept to Legis; Communist activity in schools outlined but colls as whole praised for loyalty to Govt
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