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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1976

Page

12

Woodenshoes Eichorn Dies At 85 Cop With Modest Legacy

Reporter remembers Woodenshoes Eichorn once a Brooklyn Fourth Precinct officer. He died at 85 after a long career marked by modest service and blunt remarks. In a subway heist near Avenue U, six youths tried to grab a change bag. a quick action by a rookie led to the scene’s confusion and a brief chase.

Jit Dibhop Woodenshoes Eichorn Eichorn Fourth Precinct Brooklyn Corber Avenue U Tashler Tumculus Delehanty Institute

Today In History Dec 10 1976 Edition Highlights

This Friday December 10 marks a day with a collage of historical notes. Key events include the 1898 Paris treaty ending the Spanish American War, the 1817 admission of Mississippi as a state, and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa recovery in 1913. A 1901 Nobel Peace Prize milestone, Nobel laureate Alfred Nobel’s death, World War II era references, and a Brooklyn police narrative wrap the page.

Associated Press Paris Philippines Puerto Rico Guam United States Martin Luther Mississippi Union Alfrd Nobel Leonardo da Vinci Louvre South China Sea Martin Luther King Jr Algeria Vietnam David Packard Nixon House Seect Committee On Intelligence Henry Kissinger Congress

Directors Guild launches college speaker service for films

In Los Angeles the Directors Guild of America announces a new Speakers service with 400 members signing up to lecture college students and museum audiences on motion picture history and art. The guild has informed 3,700 campuses of speaker availability as directors with film, TV, ad and radio experience will be paid, with part of the fees benefiting the guild education and benevolent foundation.

Los Angeles Directors Guild of America Directors Guild Guild Educationy and Benevolent Foundation

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