Bolshevik Mission Arouses Curiosity in Angora
Angora locals observe Gerge Natzar leading a Bolshevik mission. He cites a Moscow March 16 treaty with Turkey recognizing Constantinople’s status, Dardanelles passage, and Black Sea trade, while aiming for a stable government and renewed commerce with South Russia. He denies plans to seize Istanbul and calls for a responsible regime amid wartime disruption.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Ives
Europe
Poland
Romania
Russia
New Citizens to Be Addressed in New York Area
A campaign to naturalize immigrants in Greater New York accelerates. In October President Truman is invited to speak to about 16 000 new citizens in the city. Judge Cropsey spends summer in the naturalization court and is expected to certify about 600 new citizens daily. By October end Greater New York could add about 60 000 voters to the national electorate.
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Newark
SiOing
Brooklyn
Cropsey
Naturalization Court
Allo
New York
Pleasure of ownership and childhood collecting urges
A fragmented prose piece discusses the human instinct to own and collect. It suggests children naturally collect items such as ticket stubs or natural history curiosities, and notes interest may reflect a child's bent or future hobbies.
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Odd
Ord
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