NEWS IS PROPERTY.
Date: 24 December 1918
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Helmut Schmidt Aniversari, data de naixement
Helmut Schimdt (Hamburg, Imperi Alemany, 23 de desembre de 1918 - Hamburg, 10 de novembre de 2015)
fou un polític alemany i militant del SPD, Canceller d'Alemanya del 1974 al 1982 i ministre en diverses carteres.
De jove va participar en l'exèrcit alemany durant la Segona Guerra Mundial. Després va cursar estudis a la Universitat d'Hamburg, on es va llicenciar en ciències econòmiques. El 1953 va ser elegit diputat al Parlament de la República Federal Alemanya pel Partit Socialdemòcrata Alemany (SPD). Va ser Ministre de Defensa (1969-1972), i Ministre de Finances (1972-1974), durant el govern de Willy Brandt. El 1974 va succeir a Brandt com a canceller. Durant el seu mandat va crear el Fons Europeu de Desenvolupament Regional (FEDER), el 1975. Des del 1976 al 1982, va governar amb coalició amb el Partit Liberal Alemany (FDP), el 1982 el FDP va abandonar. La seva minoria al Parlament no va poder superar una moció de censura i va ser substituït el 1982, per Helmut Kohl.
Va viure al barri d'Hamburg de Langenhorn.
llegir més...- Aniversari, data de naixement
- dilluns, 23 de desembre de 1918
- Lloc de naixement
- Hamburg
- Edat
- 107
- Horòscop
- ♑
El 23 de desembre de 1918 era un dilluns sota el signe estrella de ♑. Era el 356 dia de l'any. El president dels Estats Units era Woodrow Wilson.
Si vas néixer aquest dia, tens 107 anys. El teu darrer aniversari va ser el dimarts, 23 de desembre de 2025, fa 153 dies. El teu proper aniversari és el dimecres, 23 de desembre de 2026, d'aquí a 211 dies. Heu viscut durant 39.235 dies, o unes 941.651 hores, o uns 56.499.118 minuts, o uns 3.389.947.080 segons.
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23rd of December 1918 News
Notícies tal com van aparèixer a la portada del New York Times el 23 de desembre de 1918
WILSON SEES PROGRESS; Holds Vital Question of Feeding Freed Peoples Is Being Solved. OUR CONFEREES ARE ACTIVE President's Absence from Paris Will Not Delay Their Preparations for the Conference.HIS CHRISTMAS PROGRAMHe Will Leave Paris at 1 A.M.and Take Luncheon withthe Troops. President's Christmas Program. The President's Morning Wall.
Date: 24 December 1918
LIEUT. A.H.FAWKNER KILLED; Brooklyn Officer Lost Life Less Than Two Hours Before Fighting Stopped.
Date: 24 December 1918
killed
SUPREME COURT FINDS AGAINST PIRATING NEWS; Upholds Associated Press in Its Litigation with International News Service. INJUNCTION IS CONTINUED Property Right in News Recognized as Between Competing Press Organizations.COURT DIVIDES, 5 TO 3 Two Minority Opinions Are Rendered, but Both Condemn Unfairness of Pirating. Allegations in the Case. FINDS AGAINST PIRATING NEWS Declared Unfair Trade. Status of the Litigants. Value of News Service. The Underlying Questions. Preliminary Objection. Unfair Competition. News Is Property. Peculiar Features. Fault in the Reasoning. Abandonment of News. False Pretense. Employment of "Tips." Matter of Clean Hands. The Associate Opinion. The Dissenting Opinion.
Date: 24 December 1918
Special to The New York Times
U. S. Supreme Court affirms decision of N. Y. Circuit Court of Appeals in news-pirating case against Internatl News Service; review of case, text
NAMED BY SMITH TO MILITARY STAFF; Governor-Elect Will Appoint 4 More Men Later Who Have Seen Active Service. RESIGNS FROM ALDERMEN Will Use Governor's Room at City Hall to Meet Persons Here on Official Business. Resigns as Aldermanic Head. Defeat News Stand Resolution.
Date: 24 December 1918
Resolution introduced by Alderman Falconer directing Bklyn Park Comr to explain the wording of his advt in the City Record concerning letting of stands in Bklyn is defeated
COL. THAW IN FROM FRANCE.; Famous American Air Fighter Refuses to Talk of Exploits.
Date: 23 December 1918
arrives in N Y C
Russia Wavers Between Anarchy And the New Siberian Autocracy; RUSSIA BETWEEN CHAOS OR AUTOCRACY
Date: 23 December 1918
By CARL W. ACKERMAN. Copyright, 1918, by The New York Times Company. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES. All Foreign Rights Reserved
Carl ACKERMAN
says Russia is wavering between anarchy and the Siberian autocracy