Department of State Study Outlines Postwar Reorganization
The piece reviews postwar reforms at the Department of State led by Secretary Dean Acheson. It notes new authority centralized under the secretary, a direct command chain, and a revamped foreign service selection process. It also covers loyalty screening, counter espionage efforts, and the balance between security and individual rights.
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Washington, D. C
Department of State
Secretary of State
Department
Foreign Service
Foreign Service Institute
State Department
Congress
Office of War Information
Russia
George C. Marshall
Jack Puernsoy
South Carolina
West Point
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Acheson
Puerifoy
Crnoks
United States
Loyalty Board of the
Department of Which
Conrad Snow
New Hampshire
President's Loyalty Board
Seth Richardson
Hoover
Department of Justice
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed Test
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down with partial spellings and enumerations. Includes items for choking bits marshes mine entrance ancient coin aromatic spice and many others plus several garbled entries and misspellings.
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India
Millionaire's Death Turns Out to Be Self Destruction Case
In New York a death labeled as murder proves to be a death by own action. Barry Roister of Michigan, a nephew by marriage, is revealed as killer over Calab Trask paintings worth tens of thousands. The victim Andrew Randall owed debts, and Roister inherits a doomed estate.
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Ndrew Randall
Capt. van Ness
Randall
Andrew Randal
Van
Barry Rooister
Michigan
Barry Roister
New York
Provincetown
Miami
Barry Boister
Andy Randall
Caleb Trask
Caleb
Roister
Andy
Trask
Overrating and Booing in Baseball Legend Lore
The piece discusses how fans and writers inflate or boo heroes like Babe Ruth Ted Williams Arcaro and DiMaggio. It contrasts British treatment of heroes with American attitudes and highlights how performers respond to crowd reaction and underappreciated players like Sweeney and Jim Konstant shaping the Phillies season.
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Harry
Dempsey
Arcaro
DiMagno
Ted Williams
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Gene Tunney
Babe Ruth
Casey
DeWolf Hopper
St. Louis
Ted
DiMaggio
Eddie
Sweeney
Red Sox
Cardinal
Williams
Robert Carpenter
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Dodgers
Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Clearwater
Roberts
Simmons
Miller
Jim Konstant
White Horsemen of World War Still Unexplained
A Bavarian clock tale links symbols to miracles as witnesses recount two World War I white horsemen appearing during a German push. The watchmaker cites August 1914 and a 1918 counterattack at Mons, where troops saw cavalry riding white horses, yet no clear explanation exists.
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Broadway
Main Street
Bethune Line
Portugese
Hele
St Mons
C. W. Haywood
Haywood
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Greenville County
N. C
Joan Frederick
Sarah Gorham Webb
Unversity of
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Patsy Aiken Douglas
Sarah Gorham
James Bodwin Webb, Jr
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Greedy
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the Fiction Corner
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Canada
Billy Rose
Iren
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Ryte-Maid Mfr. Co
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Utah
James M. Levy Anderson
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