International Banker Myth Debunked by Otto H. H. Kahn
Otto H. H. Kahn of New York argues before the Rochester Chamber of Commerce that there is no distinct class of International Bankers in America. He says bankers act for American interests, with foreign lending a minor share of work compared to financing U.S. industry and trade. He urges expanding sound foreign loans to aid export power while maintaining national interest.
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Otto HH. Kahn
New York
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
America
Mr. Kahn
Europe
Liverpool
Big Cities Not Unhealthful In Health Talk
An editorial contrasts country and city living, noting urban advantages like water and sanitation, and rural benefits such as purer air and natural activity. It argues city life offers lower death rates today due to planning and industry shifts, while highlighting differing health factors. A Baltimore woman recalls smoking at an opera, prompting a burlesque manager to defend the venue as respectable.
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Montreal
Baltimore
New York
Man Involved in Family Quarrel Faces Ejection
A man who intrudes into a family dispute is likely to be expelled from the scene. Authorities caution against interference in domestic matters as tensions rise.
Folding Beds Ancient Luxury in Egypt The Nile
Archaeologists bring a 4000 year old folding bed and a Nile boat bunk to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The bed shows folding furniture was a luxury for the tomb builders and the rich in ancient Egypt.
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Wellers
Nile
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Old
Egypt
Detroit News
Express Want Ads Deliver Real Results
Local want ads promise quick matching of buyers and sellers across the city. Readers report finding jobs, housing, and services fast through concise listings and clear contact details.
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the Express
Sovietized Hamlet staged in Moscow theater
A Soviet Education Committee directs a state Institute of Theatrical Art production of Hamlet in Moscow. The rewrite casts Danish prince as a Communist leader opposing capitalism with revolutionary rhetoric. Lloyd George is parodied, Polonius resembles the former premier, and the play critiques the Shavian modern drama.
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Shakespeare
Rusela
Moscow
Commissariat of Education
State Institute of Theatrical Art
Hamlet Ie
Bourgeoiaie
Capitaliem
Lloyd George
Polentas
Ev Rean
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Ashley Co-operative Co
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