U S Navy E Award 1942 and New Era Portraits
The text recounts the U S Navy E Award dated August 17 1942 and notes a 1974 founding with post office listings dating back to 1924. It weaves in Elsie Papajohn a first generation American connected to Greece through family and a mine sweeper sponsorship YMS 185 and ends with a quotation from Sir Roger Lumley the British governor of Bombay Province India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Papajohn
Elsie
Greece
Walter
Sir Roger Lumley
Bombay Province
India
Island Intrigue Ends In Night of Fear and Fire
Bill Talcott, branch manager for an Amer ican chemical firm on a Dutch West Indian island, faces a looming accusation of account shortages as a web of suspects and a threatening native presence pull him into a tense nocturnal showdown. June Paterson and MacDowell confront danger while Sebastien and Tomas guard the shore as a pistol is drawn and loyalties are tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Talcott
Halsey
June Paterson
Bill
MacDowell
June
Talcott
Sebastien
Miss Paterson
Mr. MacDowell
Black Sam
Tomas
Struthers
Alias
June Patterson
Leonard Halsey
Abas
New York
Th’ Dock
The Wolf Is Here By Paul Mallon
Washington editorial argues that the new war tax bill will burden corporations and the rich less than expected while hitting labor and union workers hardest. It claims profits are essential to democracy and warns lawmakers must tax more from business to fund postwar obligations, urging a broad political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
CIO
Mallon
Congressional
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Senate Committee
Senate
Ecasta Paper Corporation
Pisgah Forest
House
Iinterest
Nrw
Imrecmen
Vars
Congress
America's War Efforts on the Radio Analysis
Dorothy Thompson argues U S propaganda to Europe lacks a clear program and revolutionary aim. She notes secrecy in broadcasts breeds vacuity, contrasts Axis clarity, and urges a shift to democratic socialism, federalism, and personal freedom to persuade European publics. She cites Savoy Mussolini tensions and warns against vague promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
House of Savoy
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Europe
Axis
Ja- Pan
Netherlands East Indies
Cervborry
Savoy
Traitor Newsman Robert Best contrasted with wartime heroes
A Kansas City Star digest profiles Robert Best, the only American journalist who stayed in Nazi Germany and later worked for Deutschland Sender. It recounts his easy Vienna days, failed newsroom skills, and the influence of Fodor and others who aided him, amid theories about his motives including infidelity and laziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Best
William Shirer
Dorothy Thomson
Vienna
Cafe Louvre
Best
Germany
Deutschlandsender
Ministry of Propaganda
America
Star
London
Marcel Wallenstein
Carolina
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Europe
Webb Miller
United States
Miller
Balkan
Central
M. W. Fodor
Manchester Guardian
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fodor
Louvre
Foreig
Horthy
Pest
Ernst Volkmar
Dorothy Thompson
Gunther
Louve
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Stone Man
Bost
TODAY S PUZZLES nswer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal puzzle clues mix with fragments, listing definitions and abbreviations for words across many topics. The page presents a grid of cryptic style hints with numbers and partial phrases, requiring cross reference to fill in both horizontal and vertical entries.
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Texas
Marcel, Ltd
GENE_HOWE
U. S. Navy
By Eaton K. Goldthwaite
Mystery Ship
Mr. Talcott
Chapter
By Dorothy Thompson
Cecil Hunt
Duke of Marlborough
AL ‘Lder
Reetero
The
Kansas City Star
Harold B. Austen
Evening Post
Pagne
Georges Nicholas
Marshal Foch
U.S
David
Egypt
Mary
Churchill
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