Fifth Column Warning and German Interference in U S
The Globe-News discusses Veterans of Foreign Wars warnings about Fifth Column tactics and Nazi influence in America. It cites Dr Auhagen and the American Fellowship Forum, detailing attempts to steer public opinion and politics through indirect propaganda and allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of
VFW
Auhagen
Dies Committee
Transocean News Service
Manfred Zapp
German Railroads Information Office
Zapp
Illinois
Roosevelt
Adrian Arcand
Germany
New York
Lloyd Office
Montreal
WAS
Anhagen
American Fellowship Forum
Fellowship Forum
United
Polley
Fellowship Forum For America
Col. Lindbergh
Save-America-First
George Sylvester Viereck
Munchener Neueste Nachrichten
Geremany
Retired railroad hustler finds new life in embroidery
Jared P. Carter, who spent 31 years as a railroad hustler for the Denver and Rio Grande, retires at 78 and discovers renewed vitality through embroidery. He crafts large tablecloths, gives much away, and credits ongoing work with improved health and social connections.
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Fox Street
Denver
Colorado
Jared P. Carter
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Jared Carter
Debutante Janice Van Walter Meets Dr. Torrence Carlisle
Janice Van Walter, a New York debutante, falls for Dr. Torrence Carlisle, the minister who officiated at her friend’s wedding. After a week of church gossip and obstacles, Jan forgives and accepts Terry’s proposal as their wedding plans stir church faction tensions.
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Janice van Walter
New York
Torrence Carlisle
Jan
Terry
Bridgetown
Iowa
Mippy
Darling
Debutante Jan Van Walter Marries Terry Carlisle Amid Church Controversy
Janice Van Walter and Terry Carlisle wed in Bridgetown after a fraught confrontation with Deacon Jarvis Lamp who warned the marriage would ruin Carlisle’s church. Jan faced hostility over her past and fashion, but affirmed love as Terry awaited at the altar and their wedding day unfolded with church, family, and societal pressure looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Jarvis Lamp
Miss Guthrie
Samp-Guthrie
Terry
Jan
Mippy
Walter
Vera Cummings
Trudie Spangler
Dick Lamp
Warrens
Tates
New York
Moses
Bridgetown
Mr. Lamp
Terry's Church
Janice van Walter
Carlisle
Deacon Lamp
Burma Road: A Road of War and Hope for China
The Burma Road, a 700 mile link from Kun Ming to Lashio, is more than a highway it is a symbol of China's resilience. Built largely by mountain tribesmen and divided by landslides and floods, it connects the outside world and sustains wartime industry and morale. Today 75,000 workers repair and strengthen the route as China envisions it becoming a major East Asian trade corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Yangtze
China
Arizona
Lashio
Kun Ming
Burma Road
Britain
Japan
Marco Polo
Cathay
Yun-nan-fu
Yunnan
Lu Feng
Red River
Ch'un Hsiung
Hsia Kuan
Ta-li
Mekong
Salween
Puzzler Horizo Latin God Messenger And More
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions and letter counts. Includes entries for gods, verbs, and objects like door rug and fragrant resin along with multiple abbreviated and plural forms.
Tiffany Moves Again to Fifth Avenue Storefront
The Tiffany & Co. story traces its 1837 beginnings on Broadway opposite City Hall Park and the move uptown to Fifth Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street. Atlas the clock-bearing figurehead watches over the new flagship as New York shifts from Park to a bustling modern era, while the firm endures through economic panics and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Institution
Broadway
City Hall Park
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Tiffany & Co
Manhattan
Atlas
Prince Street
New York
Currier & Ives
Warren Street
A. T. Stewart
Wanamaker's
Charles Lewis Tiffany
John B. Young
Great Britain
Ma van Buren
New York State
Andrew Jackson
Aaron Clark
Astor House
John Jacob Astor
New York Way
Park Theater
Ann Street
St. Paul's Chapel
Daniel Webster
Tiffany's
General Jackson
Nick Biddle
Bank
Trombone Players Sought by 245th Coast Artillery Band
Colonel Charles S. Gleim of the 245th Coast Artillery in Brooklyn states a need for trombone players to join the band. He mentions overall readiness but stresses the shortage of trombone talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Gleim
245Th Coast Artillery
Brooklyn
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Texas
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the Globe
America
A. A. Berle
Raymond J. Kelly
The
American Legion
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Department of State
Friedrich Ernst Anhagen
Newark
Philadelphia
Springfield
Mass
Cleveand
Chicago
la Salle
Ill
Allhagen
Philip Johnson
Lawrence Dennis
Harvard
Mr. Johnson
Huey Long
Foreign Letter
Axis
American
Foreign Service
United States
Johnson
Dennis
William R. Castle
Hamilton Fish
Lundeen and
Borah
Dr. Anhagen
France
England
Winrods
Sanctuarys
Edmondsonas
Pelleys
McWilliamses
Coughslins
Abetz
Anhagens
Vichy
Auhagens
Stuttgart
Prague
Dale Carnegie
By Louise Holmes
Eleeven
Csi
Harold J. Sheptone
New York Times Sunday
Horizo
Commerce
Ste Pee
Mohammedaan Noble
Tiffany
H. I. Brook
New York Times Magazine
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