Should Russia Have Free Access to the Dardanelles
A debate in dialogue form on Russia's claim to free passage through the Dardanelles and the Sea of Marmara and Bosporus. Dr Emil Lengyel and Mr Harris debate whether the straits should be treated as high seas and accessible to Russia during peace and war, weighing strategic, historical, and geopolitical implications.
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DE. Lengyel
Russia
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Sea of Marmara
Bosporus
High Seas
Pacific
Stalin
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Holy Russia
U.N
World Organization
Harris
Murmansk
Vladivostok
Dai
Constantinople
Czarigrad
Mr. Harris
Sea of
Marmara
MB. Harris
Killd 'l Bahr
Lausanne
Iran
Armenia
Tripoli
Middle East
United States
America
Britain
DR. Lengyel
Mediterranean
Grafton Sentinel publisher and editorial details
The Grafton Sentinel lists publication, address, editor James F. Holt, and subscription rates. It notes Associated Press rights, contribution policies, and national advertising representation in New York and Chicago.
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National Advertising
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
State of the Nation on Government Rules Affects Small Business
The speaker denounces mounting government controls that stifle startups. Entrepreneurs need lawyers to navigate countless bureaus and costly approvals, while big industry defends the status quo. He warns only renewed faith in independent action can restore opportunity.
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Publi
Rural residents are warned of government giveaways
Rural readers are told that promises of free or cheap public services shift the cost to taxpayers. The piece contrasts New York City’s money-losing subways with Idaho’s Long Valley Power Cooperative selling to a private firm, cutting rates 33 percent and ending public debt, with state regulation replacing unregulated monopoly status.
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Rnment
New York City
Idaho
Long Valley Power , Cooperative, Incorporated
REA
New York
Save The Good Casualty records of a large life insurance company
The piece reviews death claims from World Wars I and II showing war claims as 11 percent in WWI and 7 percent in WWII, with disease deaths in WWII at 16 percent of war claims and 58 percent in WWI. It notes medical progress reduces disease deaths per 1000 and links progress to attitudes toward medical system reform.
Color in Education Brightens Schools with Fresh Palettes
Eighty paint authorities claim dull walls tiresome, but modern color schemes for schools replace muddy browns and white sanitations. Apollo blue with egg shell white, yellow with blue grey, warm cream with copper rose, and light green with peach lead to more attractive classrooms that may tempt students to stay engaged.
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Apollo
Bible Thought for Today Slams Doors on Faith
A brief meditation notes that people send away the divine by closing their minds, recalling the moment when Jesus is absent and unknown among the earthly scene. The reflection, attributed to Tohn 20, is distributed by Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lord
Tohn
No finer photographic training for Army air photographers
The notice promotes photographic training within the regular army and urges recruits to choose the Army Air Forces as aerial photographers. It highlights 258 trades and skills taught by the regular army and frames training as a path to a well paid future, encouraging learning while you earn.
Russo Iranian case tests Tehran and UN council
AP Foreign Affairs analyst Dewitt Mackenzie examines the Russo Iranian impasse at the UN Security Council. Hussein Ala questions troop withdrawal and foreign interference while Tehran's Qavam and Firouz clash over Moscow's presence. The council refuses to drop the issue, warning against delay and war.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Security Council of
United Nations
Hussein Ala
Moscow
Azerbaijan
Iran
Russia
Tehran
Andrei A. Gromyko
Council
Trajian
Qavam
Firouz
Security Council
Lake Geneva
Veteran actor Harry Davenport to star in Lightnin adaptation
New York May 23 reports eighty year old Harry Davenport, veteran of 75 years in show business, will headline a Screen Guild CBS demonstration next week in an adaptation of Lightnin. Born January 19 1866 Davenport debuted in Philadelphia April 8 1871 and has worked in every entertainment division save the circus.
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New York
Harry Davenport
Screen Guild of
CBS
Daversport
Philadelphia
NBC
Bob Burns
Eddy Duchin
Jack Haley
Rudy Vallee
FBI
ABC
Columbia
Morgan
MBS
Carringto Playhouse
Antonini
Color schemes and oddities spark a chaotic night talk
A New York City test touts copper rose and cream as prime school colors while stray phrases and surreal scenes surface. The piece wanders through dreamlike images of a postwar car clock, Everglades swampland, and curious claims about press agents and wage coins.
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New York City
Sciha Cirelex
Stimson Testimony on Pearl Harbor Policy and War Plans
The Pearl Harbor discussion centers on Stimson and other leaders questioned by Ferguson regarding the war cabinet's advice and U S policy before December 7. Stimson asserts defending the nation has always been policy and notes Roosevelt considered going to Congress before any attack.
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Hull
Stimson
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
George C. Marshall
Harold R. Stark
Ferguson
Michigan
War Cabinet
United States
Philippine Islands
Alyl
Roosevelt
Congress
Uncertain Stance Amid Monongalia Mine Walkouts
A field representative and Bayard describe Monongalia walkouts as individual choices with miners deciding whether to work. The effect mirrors Pennsylvania stoppages and leaves Kanawha operators unsure about negotiations in Washington. Operators report no official notice of government takeover of the mines.
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Bayard
Pennsylvania
Baynard
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
Washington
Polly's Elevator Test Deepens Murder Case Motives
Inspector Barry questions Polly Woodfords and two suspects, Deane and Tonio Valente, in a tense scene at Polly's apartment. Polly debates possible killers and time of the crime, then endures a fruitless elevator test while preparing for Hollywood clothing work.
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Neal
Margot Ingalls
Deane
Claire
Valente
Tonio Valente
Law and Order
Polly
Dan Nolan
Barry
Inspector
Dr. Berwick
Inspector Barry
Monsieur
Monsieur Kennard
Goodby
Nolan
Au Revoir
Mademoiselle Applebee
Death and illness aboard ship prompt U S probe
The Vance voyage amid a disease outbreak draws statements from parents of ill babies including Anth ony and Myriam. Health officials compare the illness to summer diarrhea while autopsies await results. Officials defend ship medical readiness amid fresh complaints of unsanitary conditions.
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Jeannine Battenfield
Myriam
New York
John Battenfield
University of Oklahoma
Roy E. Bodet
U.S. Public Health Service
New York Port of Embarkation
New York City
Israel Weinstein
John A. Schiess
Vance
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