HAIG'S "IRONSIDES" ARE TOUGH FIGHTERS
Date: 01 September 1918
By FRANK DILNOT
Frank DILNOT
Alan Jay Lerner Syntymäpäivä, syntymäaika
Alan Jay Lerner, född 31 augusti 1918 i New York, död 14 juni 1986 i New York, var en amerikansk text- och manusförfattare.
Lerner samarbetade ofta med kompositören Frederick Loewe och med regissören Vincente Minnelli.
Lerner var gift åtta gånger: Ruth Boyd (1940–1947), sångerskan Marion Bell (1947–1949), skådespelaren Nancy Olson (1950–1957), advokaten Micheline Muselli Pozzo di Borgo (1957–1965), redaktören Karen Gundersen (1966–1974), Sandra Payne (1974–1976), Nina Bushkin (1977–1981) och Liz Robertson (1981–1986, hans död). Han hade fyra barn; tre döttrar, Susan (med Boyd), Liza och Jennifer (med Olson), och en son, manusförfattaren och journalisten Michael Alan Lerner (med di Borgo).
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31st of August 1918 News
Uutiset sellaisena kuin ne ilmestyivät New York Timesin etusivulle 31. elokuuta 1918
LONDON POLICE WIN HIGHER WAGE; Strike Is Called Off After a Conference with the Premier. TROOPS WERE ON GUARD But Strikers Who Invaded Downing Street Were Well Behaved--City Suffered Little. LONDON POLICE WIN HIGHER WAGE
Date: 01 September 1918
Copyright, 1918, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
police win higher wage
TAKING OF NOYON REJOICES PARIS; A Shining Symbol Which Marks the Certainty of Rapidly Approaching Victory. PROUD OF THE FIGHT THERE French Glad That It Was No Mere German Retreat, but a Forced Withdrawal. Fierce Struggle for the City. TAKING OF NOYON REJOICES PARIS Would Not Be Denied. Back Against His Will.
Date: 01 September 1918
Copyright, 1918, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Lieut E. G. Chamberlain, while on furlough, joins British forces, downs 5 machines, damages 2, takes prisoner and saves officer
HEAR HERTLING WILL QUIT.; Rumor in Berlin That Solf Will Succeed the Chancellor.
Date: 01 September 1918
rumor that he will resign
AMERICA'S YOUNG MEN EAGER TO ENTER THE FIGHT; Proofs Without Number That Our Soldiers Between 18 and 21 Years Old Are Fit and Ready to Get Into the Fray.
Date: 01 September 1918
By JOHN WALKER HARRINGTON
John HARRINGTON
LODGE ASSAILS NEWS SUPPRESSION; An Interview With the Republican Leader on Governmental of the Press--He Also Discusses the Political Campaign.
Date: 01 September 1918
By RICHARD BARRY
Richard BARRY
PRESIDENT SIGNS 18 TO 45 DRAFT BILL AND GIVES OUT RINGING PROCLAMATION; OVER 12,000,000 WILL REGISTER SEPT. 12; 2,300,000 MORE FOR ARMY Officials Estimate Twothirds of the RecruitsWill Be 18 to 21.CONFIDENT OF NATION'S AIDResponse Will Put 4,000,000Men in France, With 18Divisions at Home.CROWDER TO SPEED WORKFirst of New Registrants WillBe Called Within 60 Daysif It Is Necessary. 1,345,457 in New York State. Crowder Give Estimates. PRESIDENT SIGNS 18 TO 45 DRAFT BILL States' Estimated Totals. MILLION TO REGISTER HERE. Enrollment Places in City to be Announced This Week.
Date: 01 September 1918
Special to The New York Times
signs man power bill
HITCHCOCKS HEAR OF SON.; Cablegram Confirms News of the Young Aviator's Escape.
Date: 01 September 1918
parents receive cablegram confirming news of his escape
FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Move Up Easily, with Low-Priced Rails Restored to Favor.
Date: 01 September 1918