Sir Seymour Hicks and others in Who's News this week
London reports Sir Seymour Hicks, 78, is rallying Britons with laugh bombs as official morale booster for civilians, sailors, and soldiers. He led theater life for 52 years, wrote 64 plays, and authored eight books. Also featured are Henry F Grady and deputy grady in trade policy, plus notes on M Zhdanoff, 43, and Stalin’s shifting Baltic-Finnish strategy and Soviet leadership twists through 1934-35.
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