PASTOR AS EDITOR CUTS OUT 'SENSATIONS'; No Stillman News, No Boxing in One-Day Regime on Denver Post--Prints 'Casey at the Bat.'
Date: 06 May 1921
Rev W H W Boyle edits The Denver Post for 1 day and cuts out sensational news
Erich Fried Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Erich Fried (6 May 1921 – 22 November 1988) was an Austrian-born poet, writer, and translator. He initially became known to a broader public in both Germany and Austria for his political poetry, and later for his love poems. As a writer, he mostly wrote plays and short novels. He also translated works by different English writers from English into German, most notably works by William Shakespeare.
He was born in Vienna, Austria, but fled to England after the annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany in 1938. He settled in London and adopted British nationality in 1949. His first official visit back to Vienna was in 1962.
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6th of May 1921 News
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PRESIDENT'S FOOT IS 10-D.; Campfire Girls Learn the Size When They Offer to Make Slippers.
Date: 06 May 1921
Will be presented with mocassins
JOHN A. SLEICHER, PUBLISHER, DIES; Editor of Leslie's Weekly for 23 Years Succumbs in Albany After Long Illness. BEGAN CAREER AS REPORTER Ex-Civil Service Commissioner Was Once Editor of The New York Mail and Express.
Date: 06 May 1921
death and career
TROOPS LINE UP ON EDGE OF ZONE; French Army Prepares to Act Quickly if the Order to Advance Is Given. TO REQUISITION MOTORS Tariff Lines Are Tightened to Try to Increase Revenue--Germans Resigned to New Advance.
Date: 06 May 1921
By WALTER DURANTY. Copyright, 1921, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Walter DURANTY
French plans for occupation
MAY WHEAT GETS TO $1.50 AT CHICAG0; But Recent Spurts Weaken Its Technical Position and the Pit Looks for a Drop.
Date: 07 May 1921
Special to The New York Times
MORE MISTAKES IN THE SLACKER LIST; Several More of the Men Who Saw Service Were Put Down as Deserters. ONE OF THEM WON MEDAL Mothers Correct Errors--Names of 62 More Alleged Delinquents Posted.
Date: 07 May 1921
slacker list error
POLES BESIEGING CITIES IN SILESIA; Kattowitz, Beuthen and Other Centres Invested by Army of "Dictator." GERMAN TROOPS KEPT OUT But Allied Commission Allows German Civilian Police to HelpEntente Forces.
Date: 06 May 1921
Copyright, 1921, by The New York Times Company. By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
heads Polish insurrection in Upper Silesia
PASTOR AS EDITOR CUTS OUT 'SENSATIONS'; No Stillman News, No Boxing in One-Day Regime on Denver Post--Prints 'Casey at the Bat.'
Date: 06 May 1921
Rev W H W Boyle edits The Denver Post for 1 day and cuts out sensational news
PRESIDENT'S FOOT IS 10-D.; Campfire Girls Learn the Size When They Offer to Make Slippers.
Date: 06 May 1921
Will be presented with mocassins
JOHN A. SLEICHER, PUBLISHER, DIES; Editor of Leslie's Weekly for 23 Years Succumbs in Albany After Long Illness. BEGAN CAREER AS REPORTER Ex-Civil Service Commissioner Was Once Editor of The New York Mail and Express.
Date: 06 May 1921
death and career
TROOPS LINE UP ON EDGE OF ZONE; French Army Prepares to Act Quickly if the Order to Advance Is Given. TO REQUISITION MOTORS Tariff Lines Are Tightened to Try to Increase Revenue--Germans Resigned to New Advance.
Date: 06 May 1921
By WALTER DURANTY. Copyright, 1921, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Walter DURANTY
French plans for occupation
MAY WHEAT GETS TO $1.50 AT CHICAG0; But Recent Spurts Weaken Its Technical Position and the Pit Looks for a Drop.
Date: 07 May 1921
Special to The New York Times
MORE MISTAKES IN THE SLACKER LIST; Several More of the Men Who Saw Service Were Put Down as Deserters. ONE OF THEM WON MEDAL Mothers Correct Errors--Names of 62 More Alleged Delinquents Posted.
Date: 07 May 1921
slacker list error
POLES BESIEGING CITIES IN SILESIA; Kattowitz, Beuthen and Other Centres Invested by Army of "Dictator." GERMAN TROOPS KEPT OUT But Allied Commission Allows German Civilian Police to HelpEntente Forces.
Date: 06 May 1921
Copyright, 1921, by The New York Times Company. By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
heads Polish insurrection in Upper Silesia
JOHN A. SLEICHER, PUBLISHER, DIES; Editor of Leslie's Weekly for 23 Years Succumbs in Albany After Long Illness. BEGAN CAREER AS REPORTER Ex-Civil Service Commissioner Was Once Editor of The New York Mail and Express.
Date: 06 May 1921
death and career
PASTOR AS EDITOR CUTS OUT 'SENSATIONS'; No Stillman News, No Boxing in One-Day Regime on Denver Post--Prints 'Casey at the Bat.'
Date: 06 May 1921
Rev W H W Boyle edits The Denver Post for 1 day and cuts out sensational news
PRESIDENT'S FOOT IS 10-D.; Campfire Girls Learn the Size When They Offer to Make Slippers.
Date: 06 May 1921
Will be presented with mocassins
PRESIDENT'S FOOT IS 10-D.; Campfire Girls Learn the Size When They Offer to Make Slippers.
Date: 06 May 1921
Will be presented with mocassins