OFFICER KILLED IN BANDON.; Brigade Commandant O'Neill Is Shot Dead Without Warning.
Date: 27 April 1922
Acting Commandant M S O'Neill killed near Bandon
Jack Klugman Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Jacob Joachim "Jack" Klugman, född 27 april 1922 i Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, död 24 december 2012 i Northridge, Kalifornien, var en amerikansk skådespelare.
Denne ytterst mångsidige karaktärsskådespelare i såväl film som på scen och TV har ett brett register, från komediroller till lömska och ondskefulla karaktärer.
Han hade en mängd olika arbeten medan han lärde upp sig som skådespelare vid American Wing of Theater i New York. Scendebut 1949, filmdebut 1956. Bland de filmer han medverkat i märks 12 edsvurna män (1957) och Dagen efter rosorna (1962).
Det är emellertid på TV som han har haft sina största framgångar och han har erhållit flera Emmyutmärkelser genom åren, bland annat för rollen som Oscar Madison i den populära TV-serien Omaka par (1970-1974).
För svensk TV-publik även känd som rättsläkaren i TV-serien Quincy 1976-1983.
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27th of April 1922 News
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HYLAN CITES NEARST AS HIS IDEAL EDITOR; All the Others Whom He Lists as "Newspaper Giants" Died Long Ago. DENOUNCES PRESS OF TODAY Opposition to His Re-election Given as Illustration of Newspapers' Misuse of Power. Cites His Own Campaigns. Vencrates Their Memory. Says Business Is Injured.
Date: 28 April 1922
talks to N Y Press Club on newspapers
HARVARD HAS DOUBT ON A FEW ATHLETES; Investigation Clears Most of Those Mentioned at Conference of Colleges.NO ONE YET SUSPENDED Hard to Prove Charges or to Know Where to Draw the Line,Says Dean Briggs.
Date: 27 April 1922
Special to The New York Times
Harvard completes its investigation of athletes whose names were brought up at conference of colleges; Dean Briggs comments on difficulty in proving charges
BRITAIN TO SUMMON MEETING OF ALLIES; France Will Be Asked Her Intentions if Germany Balkson May 31.NOTE TO RUSSIA DISCUSSEDSoviet Delegates Insist TheyWill Make No AgreementWithout a Loan.
Date: 27 April 1922
By EDWIN L. JAMES. Copyright, 1922, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Edwin JAMES
Will summon meeting of signatories of Versailles Treaty to discuss attitude of French toward German reparations
NEWSBOYS CONTINUE STRIKE; Fight American and News by Selling Late Evening Editions.
Date: 28 April 1922
strike continued; newsboys sell late evening editions
HARRY S. SANDERSON DEAD.; Past Exalted Ruler of Elks Was Long Manager of Tony Pastor's.
Date: 27 April 1922
death
PUBLISHERS CHEER HAYS AT MEETING; Hail Movie Dictator as a Genius as They Open Convention in Dinner of 1,000. TELLS OF IDEALS FOR FILMS Declares Picture Industry Must Adopt as High a Code of Ethics as Newspapers.
Date: 27 April 1922
Formation
BERLIN AND MOSCOW NAME AMBASSADORS; First Concessions to German Companies Are Announced by Soviet Newspapers. MANY OBSTACLES TO TRADE Until Soviet System is Changed Russia Offers Scant Attraction, Industrial Organ Says.
Date: 28 April 1922
German foreign office states that there are no military clauses; 1,500 concessions granted Germany by Russia have not progressed beyond paper stage; Prof A B Wiedenfeld appointed German amb to Russia; L Krassin appointed Amb to Germany
LOST $500,000 BONDS ARE FOUND IN BOSTON; Liberties Mailed by Chase National Bank Safe in NationalShawmut Bank.BLANK PAPER CAUSED ERROR Report of Robbery Due to Arrival of Package Erroneously Supposed to Contain Bonds.
Date: 28 April 1922
Special to The New York Times
$500,000 Liberty bonds reported found in Boston