Diary reveals covert mission to seize secret papers
The diary recounts a 1930 operation to access foreign agents' files at Salmon Towers. The narrator and Peterkin infiltrate the O'Brien office, gain access via Meehan, photograph files, find the room bare, and trace movements to Greenwich Avenue. Conclusion: the Hoover matter is deemed closed.
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Hoover
Washington
Salmon Towers
Robert J.) Peterkin
Howell
Naval Intelligence
Mac Mee Photo Company
O’brien
Pete
Peterkin
Mac Mee
Mr. Meehan
Meehan
United States
Justin) Campbell
Lincoln Building
O'Brien
Greenwich Avenue
Lewis Strauss
Tammany
Mr. Hoover
Larry Richey
Larry
Lewis
Kissinger approach helps Iowa liquor chief make peace
Richard Morrell led Iowa's Alcoholic Beverages Division through privatization from 1986. The shift closed 219 state stores in 1987, created a wholesale model, saved costs, and fostered industry peace using a Henry Kissinger style approach to resolve differences among wholesalers tavern owners and retailers.
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Kissinger
Iowa
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Ankeny
Richard Morrell
Morrell
Time Magazine
Henry Kissinger
Richard Johnson
Branstad Administration
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Paul Foster
Navy
Pers
Dave Gosch
Dwight Miller
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Glenn Howell
Lewis Strauss Hoover
Edge
Ers
Jim Kuhlman
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Orig
Evan Picone
Johnny Carson
le Collezion
Haggare and Farade Sportcoats
Haggare
Westdale Mall
Ice Men's Store