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- Revolution by Law? It was in Europe’s new style—a revolution by law. So far, it was a revolution by decree.
- Dux Oct 28, 1935 On Oct. 30, 1922 one Benito Mussolini, journalist, became Premier of one Italy. year, but with the hammer blows of 52 nations ringing out in an anvil chorus of sanctions last week, it
- $6.60 Comedian Oct 1, 1951 From the shadowed haven of the wings, the stage of Broadway’s Mark Hellinger Theater looked It was a terrible place for a ballplayer to find himself on the eve of the World Series.
- Riverside Church Oct 6, 1930 Pinkerton detectives guarding Manhattan’s practically completed Riverside Church last week at night if he feels like it.”
- Navy Day, 1945 Oct 29, 1945 Having fulfilled the nation’s new “manifest destiny,” in 1899 ships of the U.S. who had fought horse, foot and dragoon (as prewar Assistant Secretary) to modernize the Navy and make it
- The Issue Oct 21, 1940 Ray Clapper is a middle-sized man with wise eyes, stooped shoulders, and a burning conviction his knack of translating some event into sound sense on the very day that people want to hear about it
- 100 Days Oct 7, 1940 After the scars of World War I had been harrowed from the battlefields of Europe, Field Marshal “Her brilliant, if pitiless, war industry had entered the service of patriotism and had not failed it
- Up Strike Orchestras Oct 13, 1930 From one end of the land to the other, symphony orchestras last week, tuned themselves for The occasion warrants it.
- If We Hold Fast... Oct 1, 1945 War is a bad thing: but to submit to the dictation of other states is worse. Freedom, if we hold fast to it, will ultimately restore our losses, but submission will mean permanent
- Sleuth School Aug 5, 1935 On Oct. 23, 1934, the chief of police of Wellsville, Ohio refused to turn over to a Special On the theory that the camaraderie of the classroom makes for mutual understanding and friendship, it
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