Scrap sales and oil deals reflect WWII era tensions
The Globe comments on Japan seeking scrap iron, noting Mexico’s export role and rising oil shipments to Japan. It argues the impact hinges on Mexican supplies and Gulf Coast concessions, warning the situation could stretch into Avila Camacho’s era and beyond.
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Japan
United States
Mexico
Gulf
Avila Camacho
The Bold Tactics of Lipton in a Meat Packing Sale
Sir Thomas Lipton employed an indirect sales gambit to sell his Chicago and Omaha meat packing plants to Armour. After Armour rejected his offer Lipton staged a paid European vacation for a trusted associate and publicized the associate’s job, prompting Armour to pursue and finally buy the plant for five times the initial offer. Lipton’s strategy proves the power of suggestion over direct pressure.
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America
New Orleans
Tom Lipton
Scotland
England
United Kingdom
Chicago
Omaha
House of Armour
Lipton
J. Ogden Armour
Armour
Europe
Lipston
Axis aims and timing in Roosevelt defeat strategy
The piece argues Axis powers seek to topple Roosevelt to destabilize U S foreign policy and delay unified Allied support. It cites Hamilton on term limits, warns about political chaos from a late election transition, and notes Axis intent to back a change of government to hinder unified war effort.
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Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
Republican Party
Washington
Hamilton
Willkie
Britain
United States
Axis
Roosevelt and Churchill in War of Nerves Across Axis Propaganda
Dorothy Thompson argues that Nazi power relies on mass psychology and democratic fear. She contends Roosevelt and Churchill energize morale, while Hitler and Mussolini wield words as weapons. The fall of Roosevelt or Churchill would trigger global repercussions for democracy.
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Roosevelt
Axis
Germany
Britain
Great Britain
Churchill
Hitler
Mussolini
Hamilton
America
Debutante’s bold pursuit unsettles a minister in Bridgetown
Nineteen year old Janice Van Walter, a New York debutante, falls for Bridgetown preacher Terry Carlisle who arrived to officiate his brother’s wedding. She follows him to Bridgetown, where a church service encounter leads to shy, tense exchanges as he wrestles with feelings he cannot admit.
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Janice van Walter
New York
Bridgetown
Town
Terry Carlisle
Metropolis
Nora
Katie Sheffield
Terry
Jan
Mippy
Janice
Dick Lamp
Deacon Lamp
Jan Van Walter tests Terry Carlisle in love and duty
Jan travels 1500 miles to visit Dr. Terry Carlisle who wrestles with desires and propriety. Miss Van Walter tests his resolve as Trudy Spangler, Vera Cummings, and church life complicate a fragile, unspoken attraction. Terry empties Jan from his life yet dreams of her lips.
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Dr. Carlisle
Terry
Jan
Jarvis Lamp
Miss Spangler
Miss van Walter
Trudy Spangler
Vera
Missionary Society
Miss Cummings
Puzzlers Horizontal and Vertical Clues Unraveled
A dense clue list presents a crossword game with items spanning continents. Entries include geography notes such as Buenos Aires, and various common nouns, adjectives, and verbs across two grids in a dated puzzle style.
Football Pool Racket Exposed by Veteran Reporter
Courtney Riley Cooper surveys a nationwide underworld operation profiting from football pools. He traces schemes from Reno to Chicago and Los Angeles, detailing how gangsters push high risk cards, lure workers with 25 cent bets, and pay out only to the lucky few while the rest lose.
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Tony Parmagini
Pacific Coast
Alma Mater Athletics
Tony
Sam
Underworld
Harvard
Yale
Wall Street
Jacques Ferdinand van and Associates
Reno
Nev
San Francisco
Van
San Quentin
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake City
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Hollywood
Gangland
Minnesota
Ohio State
Army
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Florida
Baylor
Arkansas
Miami
Temple
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