Washington Post Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
The notice lists subscription options for The Washington Post by carrier in Washington and Alexandria, with daily and Sunday delivery, varying by length. It provides payment methods, advance remittance, and foreign advertising contact, dated Sunday, November 1, 1974.
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Detroit
Turkey and Germany Push Turbulent War Alliances
A dispatch argues Germany nudges Turkey toward conflict with Russia, while the Young Turks push for involvement. It notes Turkey’s weakened army and navy, Greece and Italy’s superior strength, and German aims at rising influence in Constantinople. The piece also discusses Romania, Egypt, and British canal security amid looming regional upheaval.
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Carranza May Pick a Fight in Mexico Row
Venustiano Carranza refuses a written guarantee for Mexican protection of citizens after American troops leave Vera Cruz and presses for a US troop withdrawal date. The move risks provoking anti American sentiment as Carranza faces a weak position at the Aguascalientes peace talks with Villa looming as the stronger rival.
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Roosevelt warns coast cities face invasion and ransom
In a Princeton talk former President Roosevelt argues United States defenses are inadequate as European war threatens New York and San Francisco. He urges building naval power and coastal fortifications to deter enemy capture and ransom. He warns reliance on neutral scraps of paper is unsafe and calls for mobilization of ships and guns.
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Dopey Fein’s Fall Reveals East Side Thug Tactics
The notorious East Side figure known as Dopey Begny Fein admitted an annual income of ten thousand dollars from his criminal “gentle art” of arranging killings and beatings. He sought help from a labor leader who refused, leading Fein to threaten and ultimately be eliminated by others.
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Dopey Squeals Highlight Gang Threat to Society
The piece sternly condemns marked bills and hidden witnesses, praising stern measures against gangsters. It notes Dopey’s alleged influence and prior incarcerations, arguing for decisive action to remove such pests and safeguard public order. It laments a failing directorate while urging swift justice against criminals.
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The Game of the Fleets and Global War Notes
The article surveys naval mine warfare between Britain and Germany, arguing mines favor Britain by bottling Germany, while German fleet action remains hampered. It shifts to world affairs, neutrality, politics, and sensationalized snippets about Cuba, New York, Turkey, and revolutions, with satirical asides on public sentiment and war news.
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North Sea
George Washington in Austrian Army and Allied Ancestry
A long article outlines George Washington’s distant German Austrian Washington lineage and a Galician frontier cavalry commander story. It traces the family from John Washington to Baron Maximilian Washington, noting ties to Bavaria Austria and the Oldenburg line, and mentions a Washington heir in the Austrian court. It also references Sir Edward Hutton and British military history, ending with a copyright notice for 1924.
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Doing His Share
A patriotic rabbit in a New York Sun cartoon asserts he helps. He says TY cannot buy a bale, but he wears a cottontail and does his part.
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Pan German Dream of a North Sea to Persian Gulf Empire
Roland G Usher argues in North American Review that a vast pan German empire could span from the North Sea to the Persian Gulf, linking Germany, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, the Balkans, Turkey, and Asia Minor. An all-rail Baghdad line and a unified culture would deter Slav powers and shift European power away from Britain, reshaping seas, borders, and global influence.
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ERROR INSERTED IN BIBLE AT SWARTHMORE CHURCH MEETING
The Rev Walter A Mates of Swarthmore spoke before the Church Brotherhood on a Needed Revision of Theological Conception. He questioned whether Christianity is a system or a lie and cited errors in scripture translations including a malicious insertion of the phrase without a cause.
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Fish Run Capsizes Purse-Seine Boat at Port Gardner
In Port Gardner the purse seine Elidia nearly swamped under a heavy haul of chum salmon. Prompt aid from the Northwestern kept the craft afloat by tying a table from Northwestern’s winch to Elidia and transferring fish, marking one of the season’s first major runs. The incident follows the arrival of the fall fish run and notes the Btdia’s early participation.
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Curious U S government bill debate over water supply
Washington dispatch reports a dispute with Anniston Water Supply Co Alabama over advance payments and bond guarantees. Treasury Comptroller Downey says the government cannot pay or guarantee upfront, prompting talk of water shutoffs to the Weather Bureau if deposits are not made. includes humorous snippets from various papers.
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Poetry in a Poker Game Turns Violent in Lost Angusa Camp
In a San Gabriel River bridge builders camp a poker session ends with a dramatic showdown. Hillary bets aggressively to break up the game as Pardner with two tens and three jacks claims victory then poetry recitals escalate. Hillary sustains twenty inches of cuts and reports the assailant to police as Wardner.
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Dogs Guarded Bags Near Fifth Avenue Hotel Scene
Two Airedale terriers stood over two suitcases on a New York sidewalk near the Waldorf Astoria as a man emerged from the hotel foyer. The dogs prevented passersby from approaching until their owner returned and then followed him, keeping crowds at a respectful distance.
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New York
Poems and tributes mix in a wartime memory collage
The fragmented verse recalls friendships and love tested by war. Walter Malone and Montague reflect on sentiment, loyalty, and loss in a Philadelphia Record piece, while a New York American tribute celebrates undergraduates who died for their college.
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Philadelphia Record
Devil Thumbs Curse Lifted for Gian Singh in India Tale
Indian man Gian Singh from Ludhiana village Tuse suffered a thumbs malformation called Devil Thumbs. After traveling to America and lingering ostracism, surgeons in Los Angeles removed his thumbs. He awoke thrilled, praising Allah as his curse appeared to be lifted.
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India
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Banker Takes Pigs To Hotel In Taxi In Panama Plan
A Panamanian banker, Ramon Arias, arrived in the United States with six piglets. At Walcott hotel, head porter George Dunn reluctantly allowed the animals to stay, then arranged boarding at a livery stable. The pigs are to be shipped to a Panama West Washington market for Arias’s farm near Panama City. Boarding costs rise as ornate crate is built for the journey.
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Ramon Arias
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Arias
Washington
Woman Granted Divorce From Dr P V Soper After Knife Incident
Mrs Mabel Soper, married three times, was granted a divorce from Dr Puchard Watts Soper. The court found she did not know what he was doing during a hospital operation as he pressed for marriage. Relatives urged caution, citing her health, but she recovered and sought dissolution of marriage.
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Wis Tehon
Goer Goes on Spree With Snake In Jail Visit
San Francis dispatch reports county officers shocked when arresting G Holton for drunkenness found a live rattlesnake in his pocket. The snake had eight rattles and was kept as a pet by Holton, who amused himself by releasing the reptile in the jail.
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AEROPLANE WRECKS AN AUTO
Bernardine Cary Tuspar reports a harrowing air near Harlem Springs where Louis Ia Grone narrowly escaped death after a north wind capsized a biplane. The aircraft struck an automobile, wrecking both machines. Grone survived with bruises and cuts.
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Los Angeles
Louis Ia Grone
Harlem Springs
Oklahoma politics and national figures stir in Willard chatter
In Willard hotel lobby talk Oklahoma figures loom large with Gore and Owen seeking gains for the Democratic ticket. Party indictments and farmer votes tilt the scene as Republican prospects brighten with possible statewide wins and battles over gas taxes.
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