FBI Nabs Nazi Spy in Manhattan Grounding Case
Walter Winchell notes the FBI captured a Nazi spy posing as a Manhattan liner cook, part of a broader espionage ring feeding Nazi secrets to Germany. He cites wartime threats from Nazis and communists in maritime circles and praises the FBI's role in smashing espionage while lampooning propaganda and social hints about public figures and cultural topics.
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Cornell votes to restore boxing as intercollegiate sport
Seventy eight percent of Cornell University coeds approved bringing boxing back into the intercollegiate sport program.
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