Turkey’s Stance and Allied Strategy Amid Crisis
The article argues Turkey shows courage and candor in the crisis and could help restrain Germany through alignment with Great Britain. It notes Berlin’s reading of Russia on Turkey and asserts Turkey’s position secures British imperial interests in the Middle East, Iraq, and access to oil and India routes. It reflects on Jefferson’s view of free speech and flexible law as essential to a free republic.
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Turkey
Berlin
Great Britain
Iraq
England
India
American Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Jefferson
Madison
Jefferson
Servants to the People Quote by I Kings and Sidney
A biblical verse from I Kings 12 7 speaks of serving the people and winning enduring loyalty through good words. Sir Philip Sidney adds that we become willing servants to the good through the bonds their virtues lay upon us.
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Sir P. Sidney
Hoover on embargo draws criticism over logical defense stance
The piece argues Hoover's limited arms embargo is illogical and proposes that any munitions sales should align with international law. It challenges the idea that restricting to anti-aircraft and defense gear suffices and warns that partial bans neither cleanse morality nor protect citizens.
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Hoover
Idea for England marks Trafalgar Day with wartime questions
The piece notes Trafalgar Day celebrations in Britain amid shifting alliances and asks if modern aviation may threaten traditional naval world dominance. It recalls Nelson's victory off Gibraltar on October 21 1805 and the line England expects every man to do his duty.
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Nelson
Strait of Gibraltar
England
Berlin Editorial Warns Turkey Faces Partition by Allies
Berlin comments on the Turkish treaty with the Allies suggest Turkey could be carved up as Poland was, reflecting deep German assurance of appetite for European territory. The piece notes no tendency to allow a small nation to choose its position without threat.
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Berlin
Turkey
Poland
Germany
Russia
Destruc
Suppression of Free Speech Sparks War Debate
The Ottawa Journal links wartime upheaval to censorship while the Charlotte Observer urges defense of free speech and a free press as anchors of peace. It recalls innovators like Ericsson Glenn L Martin Ora Snyder and others who faced naysayers yet pressed on.
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Ottawa
Canada
The
Charlotte Observer
the Observer
Ottawa Journal
America
Europe
Journal
Turkiye’s Place Between Democraft Sea Powers
The Winston-Salem Journal argues that Turkey cannot align with Russia and Germany without risk. It contends a maritime nation should ally with strong democratic sea powers to preserve integrity rather than connect with landlocked autocracies.
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Winston-Salem Journal
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Dale Carnegie Author Of How To Win Friends And Influence People
Dale Carnegie, renowned writer and lecturer, gained fame for his book How To Win Friends And Influence People. His work emphasized practical communication skills and personal development influencing mid-20th century self-help and business training.
Mary Martin Returns to New York Star Debut
Mary Martin arrives in New York after a Hollywood run and a Trocadero nights turn. Producer Laurence Schwab loans her a gateway to Broadway with Leave It to Me, where the song My Heart Belongs to Daddy makes her a sensational hit. NY audiences hail her as a new darling and film scouts seek to sign the rising star.
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New York
Mary Martin
Daddy
Mary
Grand Central
Hollywood
Victor Herbert
Trocadero
Laurence Schwab
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Schwab
East Side
Vinton Freedley
Freedley
Mr. Schwab
Royal Oak Sunk At Scapa Flow Amid Shock For Britain
The Royal Oak, a capital ship, was sunk in its own harbor at Scapa Flow by a German submarine. The attack exposed long standing security gaps as Britain faced renewed fears of vulnerability at the Grand Fleet base in Orkney.
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Royal Oak
Scapa Flow
Lord Chatfield
House of Commons
Jellicoe
Scotland
Orkney Islands
Asheboro Busy City Booms With Growth and Repairs
Asheboro shows rapid building activity and ongoing street work as city improvements expand. Officials struggle to keep pace with growth and increasing demand for conveniences.
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Asheboro
Paying Father Time Paying Father Time
The Methodist conference of western North Carolina will convene here tomorrow with Bishop Mouton presiding. Rev. Joseph Peel of Guilford College preached at Central Friends Church last night. Mrs. Richard White returned from Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers of Salisbury visited the Campbells. A. W. Klemme’s daughter Helen married Francis H. Hutton in Washington on October 19. The Golden Jubilee of Light in Detroit paid tribute to Thomas Edison. Seven men were convicted of second degree murder in the Aderholt case in Charlotte. The stock market is in a state of violent collapse.
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Western North Carolina
Bishop Mouton
Joseph Peel
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Richard White
Chattanooga
Richard Myers
Salisbury
Raymond Campbell
A. W. Klemme
Washington
Helen
Francis H. Hutton
Huttonsville
W. Va
Detroit
Thomas Edison
Aderholt
Charlotte
New Deal Proposal Aims to Stabilize Industry via Ever Normal Plan
Washington reports a proposed half billion dollar government corporation to buy industrial materials in slumps and sell in booms. It adapts Henry Wallace's ever normal granary idea to cushion swings in production and prices, with broader schemes for public works and surplus goods distribution.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Federal Reserve Board
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Activities
About 22 local women will attend a reception hosted by the Woman's Club in Greensboro tomorrow night. P. R. Parrish of Greensboro has arrived to oversee the new Huff and Hedge cock theatre. St. Marys Episcopal Church hosts a series of congregational meetings.
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Woman's Club
Greensboro
P. R. Parrish
Huff and Hedgecock
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
People Bert Kirkman Returns From Marine Corps Service
News brief notes Bert Kirkman has come back from the West Indies service. Also mentions Misses Marie Jones and Bessie Pope planning to attend the Greensboro municipal show tomorrow night and Mrs F N Tate with daughters shopping in Greensboro. City council urges overhead bridge at Hamilton Street crossing. Count Bernstorff faces inquiry in Berlin over World War outbreak.
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Bert Kirkman
Marine Corps Service
West Indies
Marie Jones
Bessie Pope
Municipal Aay
Greensboro
F. N. Tate
Hamilton Street
Count Bernstorff
Berlin
Debates on Neutrality and War Warnings Echo In Senate
Fredrick J. Libby warns against bets that a single foreign outcry will force Hitler and Stalin to yield Poland and Czechoslovakia. Sen. D Worth Clark opposes U S aid to Britain and France, arguing against entangling alliances. Senator Key Pittman notes the flood of neutrality rhetoric and questions its impact.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Hitler
Stalin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Frederick J. Libby
National Council For the Prevention of War
Key Pittman
Noted preacher warns war may become deadly struggle
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin states that without negotiated peace the current war could become a death struggle, signaling strong antiwar rhetoric and concerns about ongoing conflict.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Congressman urges Dept to seek Polish debts from Germany and Russia
A congressman proposes the State Department collect about 280 million dollars in Polish debts from Germany and Russia. He suggests sending form letters to other nations on debt matters. Lindbergh enters presidential polls as a serious contender, with strong voter interest. A classroom quip about a Grecian urn ends with a student’s line.
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State Department
Germany
Russia
Noted Senator Urges Caution Over Open War Acts
Senator Henrick Shipst of Minnesota argues against openly declaring victory by force. He warns against acting rashly and stresses restraint in wartime conduct.
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Act
Ruge
Henrick Shipst
Junk men face new rivals in rummage sale scene
Professional junk men confront competition from women running clut frequent rummage sales. One sale may support junk men aid as quilting bees circulate.
Hotel keeper in Italy stores weapon in cave study
A hotel keeper in Italy stored his winess on a prehistoric cave as investigators examined a gists business tied to stress Vital. The text notes Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler discussing Germany and its forces with Great Britain and France in the near future. It also mentions talk of New York merging with brokers.
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Associated Press
eWs
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
High Point
N. Y
National Adv
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
New York City
Italy
Agists
Smedley Butler
Germany
France
Hotel losses from souvenir trade in this country
The article estimates hotel losses from the souvenir trade, asking what is lost annually without the Astorbilt ash, implying a missing revenue or value related to the souvenir market.
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