Fifth Column Warning from Secretary Knox Summarizes Donovan Mowrer Articles
Secretary Knox outlines the four Donovan and Mowrer pieces on fifth column propaganda. He warns of deliberate confusion, class and group antagonism, pacifist and radicalist influence, and neutrality myths used to weaken nations. He cites defense through disclosure and coordinated countermeasures.
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Secretary of Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
William J. Donovan
Edgar Mowrer
Frank Knox
Press of
America
Norway
Holland
Belgium
France
Fifth Column
Linda’s uneasy last ride and Caroline’s wedding night
Linda faces a night of tension as she follows Rob to Connecticut for Caroline and Terry’s wedding while a shadowy pursuit shadows her. Caroline’s brave, hopeful stance contrasts with Linda’s fear of being watched and a lingering question of Mina’s role in Rob’s life.
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MR. Parrish
Linda
Robert
Lockevert
Rio de Janiero
Andes
Ronnie
Trieste
Hong Kong
Hoboken Ferry
Rob
Goodby
Buck
Caroline
Terry
Darling
Connecticut
Love
Mina
Penelope
Ulysses
Ronald
Billie Anne Trent
Billie Anne
MacRae
Gly-Cas Endorsed by Huntsville Reader for Digestion Relief
A Huntsville reader praises Gly-Cas for relief from constipation and poor digestion after years of struggle. He notes no griping or nausea, regained strength and weight, and easier meals. Multiple local endorsements emphasize regular bowel action and restored energy.
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Roy H. Hicksen
Stephens Ave
Huntsville
Lord’s Drug Store
Limestone County Roundup at Island and Nearby Areas
Miss Martha Glaze visited Leggtown with her sister Mrs Ed Smith this week. The Boyd sisters and Mary Lee Evans family called on Mrs George Brown Tuesday night. Bennie Glaze visited Limestone hospital Wednesday evening. Anna Ruth Brown continues to improve. Rudolph Carroll and daughter Sara Anna from St Petersburgh Florida visited Rev Brown Monday night and attended revival at Popular Creek. Morris and Doris Baugh called on Frartices and Anna Ruth BrownMonday. Lee Webster's brother and family moved to town. Sympathy sent to Mrs Miller Boyd and family for the loss of her sister.
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Martha Glaze
Ed Smith
Leggtown
Miller Boyd
Beatrice Boyd
Mary Lee Evans
Theo Evans
Lovice
Sarah Evans
Wilburn Evans
Mary Lillian
George Brown
Bennie Glaze
Limestone Hospital
Little Anna Ruth Brown
Rudolph Carroll
Sara Anna
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Mrs. Brown
Popular Creek
Master Morris
Doris Baugh
Frartices
Anna Ruth Bown
Lee Webster
Dry ginning urged to aid Alabama cotton farmers
Alabama farmers can save about 1 million dollars by picking and having their cotton ginned dry. J B Wilson extension agricultural engineer advised today at Auburn.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
J. B. Wilson
Revival services close as Dr Milford leads faith study
Lawrence County residents report a revival concluded Thursday night led by Dr John J Milford. Five new members joined the church as Rev Brooks and Rev Cornelious continue meetings at Sanderson Chapel Methodist. Local families and visitors are noted with several trips and illnesses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Milford
Brooks
Cornelious
Sanderson Chapel Methodist Church
Irwin Hagood
Mars Hill
North Carolina
Scott Butler
Girthel Reed Smith
Jacksonville
Ala
Ala. Is Here On A Visit With Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Reed
Anita Copeland
Stella Leigh Beck
Leon Posey
Muscle Shoals
W. M
Contracts Awarded for Cotton and Woolen Undergarments
The army awarded contracts to Benham Underwear Mills of Scottsboro Alabama for cotton underwear at 56 259 dollars and to Gardinter Warring Co of Florence for woolen underwear at 46 124 dollars.
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Washington
Army
Benham Underwear Mills
Scottsboro
Ala
Gardinter’ Warring Co
Florence
Revival closes with many conversions in Flat Creek
A revival in Flat Creek draws a large crowd with numerous conversions and a baptism planned for the second Sunday in September. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Harvey Rose Mrs Polk Shelton and visitors from Decatur and Moulton.
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Harvey Rose
Polk Shelton
Claude Moran
J. L. Anderson
Decatur
Leonard Peters
Will Peters
Moulton
Mattie Sue
Minnie Lou Thrasher
Lucile Morgan
Nell
Notice to navigation on Tennessee River near Hales Bar
Official notice from Tennessee Valley Authority warns mariners of contract dredging in the Tennessee River section between Hales Bar Lock and Bridgeport. Navigators must proceed with caution and follow regulations from the U S War Department supplement, with work starting around August 28 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee River
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hales Bar Lock
Bridgeport
Port Island
United States
Secretary of War
Klan Officials Removed After New Jersey Meeting
Imperial Wizard James Colescott announced the immediate removal of two New Jersey Klan officials following a klan meeting held at a German American band camp in Andover New Jersey last Sunday. Arthur H. Bell of Bloomfield Minnesota and J Grand Dragon of New Jersey and A M Young of Newark Grand Kilaliff were named in the action.
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Atlanta
James Colescott
Ku Klux Klan
New Jersey
Andover
N. J
Arthur H. Bell
Bloomfield
Grand Dragon
New Jeresey Klan
A. M. Young
Newark
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