Briefing on Truman era intel moves and Brewster wire taps
The piece discusses Admiral Hillenkoetter desiring sea duty and Truman considering Gen. Bedell Smith or J. Edgar Hoover to head Central Intelligence. It notes tax support for wartime funding, Brewster's eavesdropping probe into Howard Hughes, and FBI investigations into wire taps by a DC police officer, with secretary payments cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hillenkoetter
Central Intelligence
Congress
Hillenkoetter
Missouri
Truman
Bedell Smith
U.S
Moscow
Smith
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Arctic
United States
Justice Department
Brewster
Howard Hughes
GOP
Maine
Senate
Hughes
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
Metropolitan Police
District of Columbia
Robert Barrett
Lieut
Joseph Shimon
FBI
Shimon
Good Citizen Power to Declare War in Congress
The article explains that the authority to declare war rests with Congress as part of the nation's constitutional framework. It discusses citizen rights and duties in relation to decisions of war and peace and notes the ongoing series from the American Heritage Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Heritage Foundation
Congress of the United States
Aescents
East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Fifth promise of a good citizen declaration of war
The speaker asserts that the power to declare war rests with Congress not a single person or military leaders. He emphasizes citizens’ duties during wartime and respect for the Flag as part of national responsibility. The passage underscores constitutional limits on wartime decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress of the United
Bedside for Bonzo joins Universal International slate
Star Gloria Drew, catapulted from Florida auditions to Hollywood training, signs for Bedside for Bonzo about a young married couple trying child raising with a monk ey. The piece also notes Hollywood gossip on stars and marriages, and cites The Crisis opening by Thomas Paine about liberty and war powers outlined in the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onold Reagan
Louisa
Universal-International
Gloria Drew
C. B. DeMille
Florida
Hollywood
The Cranston quarrel over a small sum tested marriage
Tony and Leah Cranston, long in harmony, face a crisis when small sums of money are found missing. Tony plots a plan to hide funds to force Leah to reveal her spending, fearing her careless handling will endanger their finances. Leah insists she has never lost a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Charles Black
Tony
Leah Cranston
Leah
Hal
Roe
Trout myths crumble as panfish take the lead in fishing
Morzon argues warm water pond fishes like yellow perch bluegill and crappie sustain most angling. He notes overstocking and underfishing harm pond habitats and urges widespread panfish derbies and harvest to restore balance and bolster bass and pickerel populations. He also touts the Pilenger Medalist fly reel as essential gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fish and Game
Crappie Fishery and Angling Tips Featured
The crappie is a plentiful pond fish prized for abundance and easy bites. It multiplies rapidly and accepts artificial flies readily, with surface boils seen as insects mature. Cast dries over crappie spots where they hide.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Montage
Puzzle clued across and down terms including remnant vessel rootstock river harangue jumbled type neon Ishmael son naive girl Greek letter body of water lever bone Anat. fuel gadgets verse entries for diocesan center gads bargains includes clues for not real behold at home aviator degrade paradise lateral city in Nevada concludes pitfalls and foreign notes with multiple currency hints and scattered abbreviations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Ishmael
Diocesan Center
Gadolinium
Paradise
City
Word Puzzle Prompts and Clues From Last Week
A brief brain teaser list revisits an overfull set of answers from last week. Items include a synonym for surfeited a term for a red breast ed bird and a cue to sum up with concise prompts for solvers.
Ex-boxer Kid Herman Seeks Peace and Pinochle on Broadway
Kid Herman ex champ of 140 pro bouts runs a Times Square newsstand. He jokes about past fights with Patsy White, recalling incidents under the Brooklyn Bridge arch. The exchange shows their playful feud and Herman’s embrace of a quieter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Kid Herman
42Nd Street
Times Square
Benny Leonard
Herman
Gink
Patsy White
Patsy
Brooklyn Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Super-Duper Spy Agency
You Alphonse
Joint Economic Committee
Ohio
Bob Taft
Walter Huber
Robert
Rich
Pennsylvania
Taft
Huber
Robert Alphonso
Brewster's
Brewster’s Office
Congress of
Inez Gerhard
Rosemary Clooney
Columbia Records
CBS
S. T
Dinah Shore
Thomas Paine
Washington
Philadelphia
Delaware
Trenton
Ronald Reagan
Morzon
Jim Rhody
Egypt
Italy
Guido
Main Street
Billy Rose
Sewing Circle
South Wells
Chicago
Plasti
Plasti-Liner Company
Buffalo 11
Yodora
A McKeeson & Robbins
Loc
Bridgeport, Os
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Eisenhower
4Th Ave
San Diego
Calif
Ee Mettle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!