Clever Nation Benefits Most From Gas Warfare, Says Mathews
New York. Dr J Merritt Matthews, chemical engineer, argues Europe rejects chemical warfare as it shifts military power to clever nations. In Industrial and Engineering Chemistry he cites Geneva as a factory of arguments and notes opposition stems from war departments’ stolidity and public aversion to new killing methods.
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New York
Europe
England
France
J. Merritt Matthews
American Chemical Society
Matthews
Geneva
Cleveland Dropping Academic Patter From History Texts
In Cleveland public schools the term academic patter will be omitted from new American history textbooks. The district ends romantic legends such as the cherry tree story and the Liberty Bell crack tale, replacing them with clearly written material. Superintendent R. G. Jones says the aim is student-friendly history, not wrecking books, and notes new texts argue strikes are wasteful, describe Spanish American War clothing, and blame nations for World War I while condemning old hatreds and large militaries.
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Cleveland
R. G. Jones
Jones
Fly insect sparks rethink in aircraft research
An American entomologist in the Brazilian wilds photographed a deer-fly cephenomyia that moves at about 15 miles per hour. Engineers study its streamlining and motive power, considering it a potential clue for the next step in airplane design. The insect is about the size of a bumble bee.
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New York
Brazil
Chinese labor unions demand more holidays in Hankow
In Hankow China the red Canton government unions demand eighty one holidays per year across industries. Foreign residents stockpile food as a general strike looms. A shipping strike on the Yangtze River is planned for next Monday unless employers concede.
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Hankow
China
Red Canton
Yangtze
Kankow
Radio Programs Across Cities From WICC to WOR
A condensed listing of radio schedules and programs across stations in WICC New York WOR WHN WHRN and others. It includes varied concerts weather reports talk shows school broadcasts and a grand opera feature with multiple performers and timings.
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Park Lane Orchestra
Ally Breou
Basket Weavin
Shopping Servain
Astor Orchestra
Brock
Cotton Exchange
Markat Leporta
Commodore
Tali
B. Kennedy
American Committee
Frances J. McConnell
Chas
Henry Brent
Geo. W. Wickersham
Keith McLeod
Godfrey Ludlow
Fireside Boys
Waldorf
WEAT
New York
Hilda Kay
Femming’ Pootwen
Lucy Pak
Leonard Barron
Thomas
Hilde Kay
Rolfe
Lella le Mar
Ixty
Helenames
Seamus
Deherty
Janasen
M—Waildorf
David B. Crosswell
Barntout
Honen
Mythe
Hdace
Orrin Lester
Mnason
la Forza del der Whaf Grand Opera Company
Relfe
WNXC
Herman Neuman
Plantat
Tio P.ic
Felice Alara
Omtcea
D. I. L. Nuascher
Musical Knights
Orchestra
HW. Wack
Musical Knight
Tatk
Joasph T. Ryan
Roanne Erck
Publie
Athletic of
Russell
White
Walter Schuster
Emily Lutz
Polles Aldrua
Seheler
WORS
Jack Cohen
Lulu Bradley
Sam
Tremont School of Music
Nestview
Plorence Turnerley
Jean Mairet
Lilian Michler
Lesgua of Women Voters
Provameso TM
Uncle Geebee
Wunderlich
Remo Buteno
WRNY
Dorothy Goldsmith
Philip
Sniaheter
Daritons
H. OG. Onxe -Volxa
Helen Halpern
Ypisalet
Jack Sherman
Rong
Oporta
Financial Report
Weather_ report
Judith Roth
Ioosevelt
Aes
Toyal
Navy_ ban
Progr
Hardman Hour
Amici Radin
Pam —Trines Piotti
Napoleon's Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Drum Claasen
Jacob Sivowita
Jacob Sivewitz
Opica
Vy Kallenborn
Jana Eller
New York University
Roder Hueck
Joseph Reader
Planibt
Gaeywich
Wrch
NEW Zone
Beatrice Brecie
Balle
Mary Louise
Mme
Francea Brown
Mildred Sclym
Mike Jackson
Elizabeth Smith
Mme. Belts
N.P
Dave Elman
F.M
Bloom
Caravan
WLYL
Venetian Ensemble
J. Mannie
McHvey
Free Will Rev. John
Warren Lavelle
Rotlniat
Viizareth Gibbs
Ninore
Carol to seek Romanian throne if Ferdinand dies
Paris dispatch reports Prince Carol intends to succeed King Ferdinand of Roumania if the monarch dies. Parliament would need constitutional changes to allow his return after renouncing rights. If blocked, Carol may appeal to the people. he awaits Queen Marie's arrival in Paris and plans to push his claim through either constitutional change or a coup or revolution, while favoring liberal policies.
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Paris
Prince Carol
Ferdinand
Tou- Mania
Carol
Queen Marie
Roumania
Hia
Marie
Neuilly
Bratianu
Averescu
Helen
Madame Tapescu
Elephant’s calm breathing linked to longevity says Gaines
Thomas R. Gaines, lecturer at the Brooklyn Institute, argues that the elephant’s long life stems from poise and slow breathing. He notes the elephant breathes five times per minute versus eighteen for humans and urges a general attitude of wholesome indifference during public talks.
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New York
Thomas R. Gaines
Brooklyn Institute
Gaines
Arisfs
U. S. Chemists Seek Many Economies
Washington, Nov. 23. The Agriculture Department chemists seek economies by increasing iron in greens, extending shoe life, and finding uses for peanut shells. J A Browne cites eliminating static in machine belts and paper for wrapping fruit as other priorities. He warns public vigilance is needed for protection.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
J. A. Browne
Department
Chemistry Bureau
Browne
Facta Og
Peso Value Dips to New Low in Gold Terms
From Mexico City on November 28 the Mexican peso hit a fresh low against gold with a 15 percent discount before a partial recovery to about 12 percent. The AP report notes the volatility and later rebound within the trading day.
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Mexico City
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Parker Pen Company
Janesville
Wisconsin
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Singer Bldg
New York City
Cleveland Public Schools
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WHR
James Gerson
Rosen
Lipinsky
Haines
Harold Rowitzer
Ongland
Whittam Sekelon
WHN
Chile
Silver Moon Orchestra
Ucho MacDonald
Jack Davis
Lo Hoy Montesanto
Grol-Meister
van Dr. Ehentre
Billy Day
Lick Robertson
Montana Ramblers
Art Gliham
McAlpin
Stavelengthy
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Denver
WBAL
Baltimore
WENI
Boston
WRZ
Bspringfield
WOC
Philadelphia
WNAC
WTAG
Worcester
Louisville
Kansas City
WREO
Lansing
WMAE
Lockport
WENR
Chicago
WRST
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WGN
WMSG
Langston
Marr
H. Collins
Ruzicka
T. Kingsley
Rxoprano
Hielen Glendon
H. “Laxka
Cozy Club
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Arlington Time Bignals
Tab Pam
Walter Tooss
Pianint
Capliel Orchestra
Fara
Kirkpatrick
Sterra
WLIC
Hartford
Travelers Orchestra
Beanie Taft
Bond Trin
H. K. Denlinger
Vioia Mar Tevitsky
Grave Walker Nichols
Plant
Polyphontens
Blazer Boys Orchestra
Orgen
WGY
Alritorial
Clover Leaf Orchestra
Bil Fellmeth
James Browning
Btrou
Lambrecht
Hawatien Galtern
Bayway
Syric Ele
Kane
Glidey
Four Tonera Orchestra
WFI
Bowers
F. Zollinger
Jitking
Adelphia Orchestra
WTAM
Wylte'a_ Orchestra
Tesson
O I. Myllard
Ofl
Orchaxtra
WEZ
A. J. Fhilpett
Beaton
Hong Dagenals
Caphol ‘Foealer
Robert Emmons Rogera
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Ausplars
Mangachuactty University Extension Division
Japical Theater Orchestra
Moneph V. Reott
Hdward J. Ginow
Charles F. McCarthy
Heaton
Vweather
Springfield
Pat the
Harmony Tito
Ruth
Roll
Fidit Carroll
Fred Scher
Banjosh
Pittsburgh
Hetty Crocker
Newa
M. Kener
Jami D. Bethmang
AM. Price
Quentionnatra
Hoyle
Sylvan_ trio
J. Hyndman
College Inn
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Poiret Sheen
Rose
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the Electric Shop
the United Illuminating Co
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Jersey City
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