Wellesley Oarswomen in 1922 Featured by Americas Times-Recorder
Nation wide interest follows Norman Napgood's expose on Henry Ford and the Anti-Jewish campaign. Ford denies knowledge of associates and claims printed material has benefited Jews. Detroit interview notes Ford’s ignorance and hints at police-like plots and spy imagery in the coverage.
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