Debating Bridges Deportation and U.S. Union Leadership
Editorial argues deporting Harry Bridges would not alter union dynamics or the Communist alignment of leaders. It warns that leadership, not the individual, shapes union direction and urges scrutiny by members of the unions themselves rather than courts. A closing joke notes a Chicago police report about a woman stealing petticoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Communist Party
Browder
Vrotaval
Legion
The Man the Devil Didn't Want
Mark Taylor free of Luke and Yrotaval joins the French Foreign Legion to gain control over Yrotaval. They travel through Paris and Marseilles to Saida and Oujda, training in the Atlas and fighting near the Rift, while letters from home reveal Yrotaval’s blackmail and Luke’s growing anxiety.
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Mark Taylor
Luke
Paris
French Foreign Legion
Yrotaval
Mark
England
Rosanne
Commissariat de Police
Monsieur
de Police
Messieurs
Cannebiere
Marseilles
Fort St. Jean
Senor
Don Caballero Yrotaval Y Rewes
Courtesy Court
Morocco
Saida
Atlas Mountains
Sidi-bel-Abbes
Oujda
Alegerie-Maroc
France
Hitler secret service lab trains spies to think like enemies
In Berlin a Nazi psychological laboratory trains agents to imitate Poles, Danes, French and British, enabling undercover operations across Europe. Richard Rowan notes Nazi tapping, arson sheets, and arms trails in Latin America, while British and French intelligence flaws are examined and counterespionage efforts praised as Britain shields itself with hundreds of agents.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
United States
Nazi
Secret Service Department
Hitler
von Voss
Max Somoneit
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Belgium
France
Americas
Richard Wilmer Rowan
International Secret Service
Longmans, Green & Co
New York
Washington
White House
Rowan
Stuttgart
Germany
Secret Service
Latin America
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Venezuela
Panama Canal
Cape Polonia
Graft Spee
South Atlantic
Secret Service Authority
FBI
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
England
Ethiopia
Austria
Spain
The
Holy Land
Britain
Robert Vansittart
Maurice Hankey
Chamberlain
Italy
Downing Street
Near Eastern
Great Britain
Ro- Wan
Popular Front
Secret Police
Marshal Petain
Pierre Laval
Paul Baudouin
Adrien Marquet
Jean Ybarnegaray
Krieg
Axis
Isles
New Kind of Envoy Wins Admiration for Civic Sense
John Gilbert Winant chosen by the President to be Ambassador at the Court of St James, a nonprofessional diplomat with independent means who blends humanitarian aims with public service. He is praised for social justice work at home and abroad, aiding workers on wages, housing, medical care, and old age support, while earning broad respect in Concord and by British labor.
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John Gilbert Winant
Court of St. James
Britain
Winant
England
United States
Mr. Winant
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Frenchy Aviation
John Winant
Princeton
Frank Knox
New York
R Cal
Tklack
The Sausage Seasoning That Began in a Garage
J G McClancy of Houston Packing Co turned spare hours into a groundbreaking sausage seasoning. He spent years testing blends, sourcing sage from Czecho Slovakia, and building a side-room workshop. After balancing spices and costs, he quit his job to scale the business, now shipping 4500 pounds weekly from Beaumont, Texas, with a 12-man crew.
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J. G. McClancy
Houston Packing Company
Houston
Texas
Czecho-Slovakia
Beaumont
Your Ideas Editor receives community notes from Amarillo readers
A collection of letters to the Your Ideas Editor from Amarillo residents and others. Contributors address issues from traffic signs near hospitals to jewelry care and flexible class hours, plus pleas to extend Potter County lines and place apprenticeship opportunities for non attenders.
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Globe-News
Polk Street
Randall County
Amarillo
Edgefield
Potter County
L. H. Diggs
Today’s Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues From a Snippet
A mixed crossword list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues covers birds, anatomy, language, movement, and objects. It includes cross-referenced terms such as Mercury winged sandals, dull and ornate descriptors, and a final set of abbreviations and prepositions.
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Telepho
Chicago
Percival Christopher Wren
St. Jean
Maurice 8. Rice
Kansas City Times
Louis Stark
New York Times Sunday
Dale Carnegie
Bill Dickson
Fillmore Street
Miss Ann Harlington
Luther G. Roberts
Monroe Street
S. M. Bockman
Buchanan Street
J. L. Martin
America
O. B. Phillips
East Fourteenth Ave
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