Turks Hold Key to Red Nazi Oil Route
Professor Thomas J. B. Wenner analyzes Turkey's strategic role in World War II era oil routes from the Black Sea via the Dardanelles to the Mediterranean. He notes Turkey's Western alignment with Britain and France, safeguards against Soviet moves, and the risk of Balkan power shifts affecting Ankara's stance and potential passage for Western war material.
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Thomas J. B. Wenner
Cleveland College
Black Sea
Wenner
Turkey
Russia
Great Britain
France
Mediterranean
United States
Republic of Turkey
Fez
Britain
England
Romania
Greece
Balkan
Caucasus
Great Baku
Batum
Constanza
Sevastopol
Odessa
Kiev
Russian
Poland
Nazi Germany
Baku
Grozny
Tuapsa
Moscow
Berlin
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Europe
Dardenelles
Soviet Union
Ankara
Golden Horn
London
Paris
Balkans
Germany
Injunction On 32½ Cent Wage Minimum Stirs Textile Fight
In Boston a Southern cotton mill group leader warned a federal court injunction against enforcing the 32½ cent textile wage would threaten steady jobs in high wage areas. The injunction involves 300 mills mainly in Mississippi Texas Alabama and Georgia and does not affect the 25 to 30 cent wage timeline. In New Orleans the first wage hour appeal case proceeds as Tyre C Taylor seeks a stay for Opp Cotton Mills aiding 300 mills employing about 250 000 workers statewide.
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Boston
Russel T. Fisher
National Asociation of Cotton Manufacturers
South
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Court OF Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Fifth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tyre C. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Taylor
Opp Cotton Mills
Opp. Ala
Washington
Southern
Circuit
Probation After Death Theme in Christian Science Services
Sunday services in Christian Science churches featured the lesson sermon Probation After Death with the Golden Text James 1 12. Citations include Psalm 98 2 and related verses highlighting salvation righteousness mercy and truth before the heathen. The season sermon also included readings from the Bible.
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Christian Science
Christian Science Churches and
House of Israel
God
Germany's Glass Industry Employs 75,000 in 1252 Factories
Germany's glass sector reports 75,000 workers across 1252 factories and workshops. The figure reflects the industry's sizable workforce and distributed manufacturing network.
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Germany
Train Crew Burned in Oil Car Explosion Tragedy
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report that forty railroad workers were killed after an explosion trapped them in two oil-filled cars. The incident occurred near Mexico City on October 23, with officials referring to it as a deadly train disaster.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Five Russian warships reach Libau under neutral pact
Five Russian warships arrived at Libau Latvia today as one of three Latvian ports designated for Russian naval use under the Soviet Latvian neutral assistance pact.
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Riga
Latvia
Libau
Youth Motorists Cause Higher Death Toll
A hundred thousand young drivers aged 16 to 20 account for nearly twice the annual deaths per 100000 drivers compared with the overall average.
Roosevelt attends church as prayer asks King George aid
At Hyde Park New York the Roosevelt family church service included a prayer asking God to aid King George against enemies. The rector said the line had no political significance and is part of the English church litany read yearly. A brief note followed on forest fires caused by careless smokers.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
United States
St James’ Episcopal Church
King George of England
Roosevelt
Frank R. Wilson
George
Wilson
Camel Cigarettes Burn Slow and Smooth Says Expert
Wild game authority Van Campen Heilner notes Camels burn longer and slower than other brands. He says the slow burn yields more smoking, a smooth cool taste, mildness, and less throat irritation, giving more puffs per pack.
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van Campen
van Campen Heilner
Camel
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Persia
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Mary Baker Eddy
Big Bear
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Main ST
Florida
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Veal
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Watauga
South Main
E. Wash
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Hyde Park Episcopal
Heilner
California
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Alaska
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Caroline
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