Oil as Root of All Evil Drives Middle East Turmoil
An analysis links oil to regional upheaval with Iraq under martial law after mobs attacked a U S inform office. Iran faces nationalization tensions and economic peril as oil wealth fuels conflict, while Iraq weighs nationalism amid poverty and Communist influence.
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Dial M for Murder Tops Broadway, Instant Hit
By JACK GAVER NEW YORK NOV. 22 UP Broadway sees a quick pay-off from the new hit Dial A for Murder. A second company heads on tour after a brief New York run with a strong profit, as producers anticipate ongoing success and more thriller plays joining the market. Maurite Evans stars as the lead, helping secure American rights and a fast rise in the season’s stage offerings.
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Maurite Evans
London
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Edward Chogie
George Ross
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Janet Greer
Noise and its effects on hearing and daily life
The article discusses how industrial and urban noise harms hearing, with examples from factories and traffic. It notes methods to reduce noise at the source, by reassigning workers, and using ear protection, and suggests practical steps for neighbors to curb nightly disturbances. It also includes a local Detroit incident and a note on New Zealand discoverers linked to the Maori.
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Marty
City Promises Action On Parrots
Chicago authorities said they received a letter from a woman who accused a Brookfield zoo parrot of unpardonable cursing. The bird allegedly shouted a vulgar stream as she approached its cage, prompting a call for extermination. Zoo officials vowed to review their 250 parrots to identify the culprit.
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Miss Barbe Fleet Sentenced for Theft Attempt
Toronto report states Barbe Fleet, 22, known for a song about a sombrero and for weightlifting, was sentenced Monday to several months in jail after attempting to steal a skirt. Fleet penned the tune "A Pair of Silver Spurs and Sombrero."
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Buck plans to leave for hunting season start
Sheldon Buck of West Branch Michigan plans to depart Paden City on Monday as hunting season opens. Buck is allergic to deer and to anyone who has touched one, though he calls venison his favorite.
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City Councilman Gripes After Five Day Sentence
Oakland reports Councilman Lester Grant sentenced to five days for speeding. He criticizes dull meals and roach infestations while the city health director orders jail sprayed with DDT. Separate dispatch notes women in Karachi erect modern hotels and carry bricks by hand in heat.
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Paris Telegrams Hover Over Secret Police Claims
Azer Du est, minister of posts and telegraphs, complained to the Ministry of Interior that his personal telephone was tapped. The ministry advised ignoring it, calling it the secret police. Bees must pollinate about 75,600 clover blossoms per pound of clover seed produced.
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