The Western Hemisphere map debate and U S policy
AP writer discusses the ambiguous western hemisphere boundary, noting atlas lines place the 180th meridian differently and Iceland, New Zealand, and Cape Verdes complicate definitions. It highlights policy shifts since 1938 neutrality laws, Monroe Doctrine limits, and why the U S avoids fixed borders to wait for global consensus.
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Morgan M. Beatsp
Washington
Greee
Ibmarine
Red Sea
Amercan
Western Hemisphere
Greenland
Iceland
Cape Verde
Azores Islands
New Zealand
Nature
History
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America
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Azores
Europe
New World
Department of State
Germany
Ireland
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Globe
American Geographical Society
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Siberia
Uncle Sam
Bride From The Sky Amid Studio Secrets
Teva author shie Associate magazine editor and Allen. One, Sandy Anonter an aviator believed to be loved when dawn breaks on a trip to the neat court, but a newspaper tale hints a romannery with debutante Pee Rordan. PRI Rogers, attorney, in Chicago, helps shift the plot as Jom Sands returns to New York to find secretary Sara Fuller.
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Teva
Allen
Sandy Anonter
Pee Rordan
Pri Rogers
Jindy
Jom Sands
Hee Ottce
New York
Sara Fuller
Netlag
Office Takes Sides Chapter Echoes in a Studio Office
Judy and Sara clash over a photo of Sandy while editor Sara asserts control. Judy seeks answers about Peg Gordon, Sandy, and a rumored romance as rain in the office adds mood. Phil’s call hints at a hidden pressure as the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Wildy
First playing cards designed by an insane asylum inmate
An asylum inmate conceived the original playing cards, marking a historical note about their creation and the environment that fostered their design.
Court Hears Continued From Page One
A list of court actions includes Roy Walker fined $15 for gaming with bond forfeiture of $10, and Francis Caldwell, Taylor Mitchell, Robert Hipp, DuLaney Porter, Cyrant Stuart, Bailey Byers, Tom E. Hill, Jess Briggs, E. K. Kershner, Al Brown, Paul Rhodes, Dildy Byers, Frances Caldwell, Roy Walker, Louis McFall, Jack Bostick, Charles Richie, Harold Golsten, and others. Bonds range from $10 to $250. some cases dismissed or waived to Grand Jury.
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Roy Walker
Gaming
Francis Caldwell
Taylor Mitchell
Robert Hipp
DuLaney Porter
Cyrant Stuart
Bailey Byers
Flea
Tom E. Hill
Jess Briggs
E. K. Kershner
al Brown
Paul Rhodes
Dildy Byers
Frances. Caldwell
Louis McFall
Jack Bostick
Charles Richie
Harold
Pug) Golsten
Biddle Faces Liberalism Trial as New Office Begins
The assessment of Francis Biddle’s liberal stance remains unsettled as he embarks on his new role. He counts allies in Holmes and Frankfurter, while Corcoran backs him, and his family background shapes expectations of how he will pursue justice. Early movers include potential assistants in his policy team.
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Biddle
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Felix Frankfuvter
Tommy the Curk” Corcoran
New Deal
Philadelphia
George Biddle
George
Justice
Francis Biddle
Quiet but capable Fahy eyed for key Justice post
The text discusses the attorney-general role and the rumor that Charles Fahy, then assistant solicitor-general, may be appointed to another top post. It notes Corcoran’s possible pursuit of the solicitor-general role and suggests Fahy would become the defining figure for the Justice Department’s nature if chosen.
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Lnison
Congress
Justice Department
A String Symphony of 15 Members
A New York feature about Harry Farbman who formed a 15 member sinfonietta of string players. He assembled about thirteen to fifteen musicians to explore little known classical works, record performances, and encourage amateur musicians to create intimate string ensembles for enjoyment and better artistry.
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New York
Harry Farbman
Escaped Artist Delights El Reno Audiences
P L Schoon over an employee of the federal re formatory here has an odd hobby He is an escaped artist In demand as an entertainer his favorite trick is to wriggle out of handcuffs and leg shackles placed on him by policemen in the town in which he is appearing
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EL Reno
Okla
P. L. Schoonover
Federal Reformatory
Psychiatric test reveals racialized hostage of voices joke
A reported exchange shows a psychiatrist probing a Black soldier on hearing voices. The interlocutor asks about voices and origin, the subject answers in a clipped slang reply referencing telephone calls.
Scouters to Meet Monday at City Hall
The regular monthly meeting of Ecouttendeta will be held in the city hall courtroom Monday night at 8 00 p m Diyight Saving Time This important gathering will outline scouting activities for the year and elect new officers for the ensuing year
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Ecouttendeta
Artie Shaw Forms New Band After Frosty Exit
Artie Shaw, disillusioned by the old band and jitterbug demands, has started a new 15-string ensemble in New York. He aims to create an American symphony style with pieces like Dancing in the Dark and Yesterdays, emphasizing contemporary life over big-band excess. Shaw studied with Harold Burns and plans to pursue music he deems expressive of the age.
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Werman Allen
New York
Artie Shaw
Mexico
Harold Burns
Berlin Staats-Opera
Artie
Broadway
Sissy
Bill
Beethoven
Tschaikowsky
Some Travel Yet in Europe
An Associated Press travel feature details how European travel in the postwar era is hindered by overloaded railways understaffing and strict controls. Preston Grover recounts six days from Paris to Istanbul with crowded compartments and diverse travelers from Romania, France, Hungary, and Bulgaria sharing meals and limits on private travel.
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Europe
Associated Press
Preston Grover
Festure
Istanbul
Paris
Vienna
Budapest
Black Sea
Sometimes It Doesn’t Pay to Be Neat
Miss Kathe ering Lutar was tying a shoe in a driveway when Clair Brady backed his car into her. She sustained a broken leg in the collision.
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Kimball, S$. D
Katheering Lutar
Clair Brady
Sayre Urges Friendly Greeting to Sightseers
Sayre Oklahoma launches a welcome campaign to greet tourists driving through the city. Chamber president Oscar Ewen says Sayre aims to be remembered as the friendliest stop on travelers’ journeys.
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Sayre
Okla
Ao Citcbstone
Oscar Ewen
Chamber of Cunis Mercy
Mystery Letters Found In Mail At Camp Wolters Texas
Edward Vogel of Marion finds 16 letters in his mail at Camp Wolters Texas including one 28 feet long and another bearing a delicate design on small stamps. Officials investigate possible unusual delivery scheme involving stamps and letters.
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Camp Wolters
Texas
Vate
Edward Vogel
Marion
Through Turkey Travel Described By American Correspondent
An American correspondent recounts a long journey from Paris to Istanbul via Brussels and Berlin, noting German troop trains, delays, and constant inspections. He recalls a German aviation captain delivering pep talks and questions about U S involvement, ending with a Turkey baggage check over a curious panties incident.
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Turkey
Paris
Istanbul
Europe
Brussels
Berlin
Aviation
America
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