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Canada Grants New Citizenship Status to Its People
The Canadian Citizenship Act declares Canadians as citizens rather than British subjects, ending claims of subservience while preserving ties to Britain and Commonwealth benefits. The move signals full independent nationhood in name and fact, aligning Canada with Eire and South Africa and prompting broader discussion of empire and world unity.
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Billy Rose Confesses Role in the Singing Commercials
Billy Rose shares a candid memoir of his early Broadway days in 1924 and 1939 jingles. He recalls meeting songwriters, imagining a singing ad industry, and the Pepsi-Cola jingle turning into a commercial payback. He asks for forgiveness and notes industry rivals.
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Damon Runyon Style Portrait of Slats and Beatrice in New York
A punchy Runyon-esque tale centers on Slats Slavin, his fiancée Beatrice Gee, and Julie the Stalker in Manhattan. Beatrice resists Slats while flaunting glamour on stage, prompting a wardrobe quarrel over a costly blonde mink. Slats faints from a heart attack as Beatrice faces a last-ditch payout, narrated with sharp character sketches and wry humor.
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Beatrice Gee and Slats Slavin Stone Debacle
A faded tale sets in Woodlawn and Denver as Beatrice Gee is accused of stalling on Slats Slavin’s tombstone purchase. Julie the Starker narrates a web of inheritance girded by Beatrice’s mink coat and a looming legal/romantic tangle.
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Polk Street Professor Banters On Bragging And Belief
A columnist riffs on old sayings and modern notions from Ben Franklin to a pundit’s gloss on sugar in blood. He shares jokes about vanity, confidence, and local pride while noting a slick shave trick and humor about prosperity and work.
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