World in 2032 foreseen by noted British writer
In a London interview from 1933 Bertrand Russell, renowned philosopher, foresees a future world with a single language and newspaper, standardized dress, and a world government. He warns that rigid efficiency and mechanization could erode individuality yet envisions science enabling longer, healthier lives and a peaceful, interconnected global order if used constructively.
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Miman Isher
Lsbor
Scienee
Control or Elimination of Capital in Fascist Rule
Mussolini discusses state intervention versus state socialism during a Roma interview translated by Idwal Jones. He argues the Fascist state directs industry from mining to railways, while capital remains an instrument obeying the regime, and compares Italian tactics to Soviet policy and English democracy.
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Mussolini
Val d'Aosta
Godnlain
Germany
Jta
Horsbancrany
Wtp
Visary
Reuneliors Walsiela
Kertin Oor
Rankin Seeks Speakership Amidst Mississippi Figure’s Clash
In Washington November Rankin of Tupelo emerges as a boisterous contender for House speaker, challenging John Garner and Henry Rainey. The article traces Rankin’s six terms since 1921, his aggressive style, and his role in the sales tax fight, noting his persistent bid and the rough, combative political theater surrounding the race.
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Washington
Racugus Rankin
House
John N. Gurney
House of Representatives
Congress
Mississippi
Ambilien Aintowhoa
Hankin
Carles
John Garner
Texas
Sil
Canpress
Heaiven
Hla Barty
Mr. Rainey
Nuw
Cactus Jack Garnter
Rankin
Rainey
Illinois
Thwsiog & Groncn
Lapuardia
Tom Manton
Misisampi
Audoess
Pep
Foyynsie Pablo
Teawin
Missis
Sippl
Rolyss
Javan
Anata
Kyr
Linkwell
Oxford Accent Debate Baffles Public Speech Experts
An Oxford England dispatch reports a heated debate over the so called Oxford accent used by Americans and locals. University figures including Ja 7 W Chapman and Dr Frank H Vinetelly are quoted on pronunciation, noting regional variation and the influence of age and exposure. The piece explores whether the term Oxford voice applies broadly to syllable patterns acquired by learners, ranging from months to years of study.
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Earl Russell
Bertrand Russell
Savent
England
Carn Voel
Penzance
Emperor's Gate
Kensington
Oxford
America
Anniversity
W. Chapman
Frank H. Vinetelly
Aemerican
Rious
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Chapman
Clininan
Amervirn
Clip Wmoner
Seventh interview with Benito Manpolini by Emil Ludwig
The seventh intimate interview in a series with Benito Manpolini by Emil Ludwig. The eighth installment is expected in an early issue, likely near Sunday.
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Benito Manpolini
Emil Ludwig
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By Emil Ludwig
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Alan
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