Department of State Reorganization Strengthens Oversight and Security
This study recounts postwar changes at the Department of State under Dean Acheson, giving the secretary full authority, tightening the chain of command, and reforming personnel screening. It notes the loyalty program begun in 1947, a 74-person security staff, FBI cooperation, and a two-tier loyalty review before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of State
Secretary of State
Department
Foreign Service
Dean Acheson
Hoover Commission
Foreign Service Institute
State Department
U.S
Congress
Office of War Information
Russia
George C. Marshall
Jack Puerifoy
South Carolina
West Point
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Acheson
Puerifoy
United States
Loyalty Board of
The
Department of
Conrad Snow
New Hampshire
Fragmented Word List Clues and Definitions
A varied collection of crossword styled hints and fragments including place names river terms naval and linguistic notes. Entries reference spurs negative reply scale constellation fate past exist knock secluded valley heedful eager flee form clues and soup okra dog in India and more with references to rivers and titles.
Last Week's Crossword Clue Fragments
Readable fragments list clues such as Underworld Easy gait of a horse seaweed and coin Swed provide a snapshot of a puzzle page. The items appear as scattered entries with numbers and partial wording suggesting a syndicated or clipped crossword section.
Death by Own Action Reveals Millionaire’s Secret Heir
In New York a so called suicide uncovers a murder plot driven by art wealth. Barry Roister of Michigan, nephew by marriage, inherits debts, stages a cover up, and returns to Michigan after killing Andrew Randall to seize priceless Caleb Trask paintings later sold for fifty thousand dollars each. The case hinges on unmasking motive tied to the art market and inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Randall
van Ness
Randall
Van
Barry Roister
Michigan
New York
Provincetown
Miami
Barry Kolster
Andy Randall
Hal
Caleb Trask
Caleb
Roister
Andy
Trask
Pass the Hens Hen Duck Campaign Spurs 80-Year-Old Angler
An 80-year-old California sportsman, H H McCumber of Los Angeles, urges hunters to pass up hens and shoot only drakes to lengthen hunting days and protect ducks. Biologists note drakes can outnumber hens later in season, supporting selective shooting while a 50 50 sex ratio at mating means many drakes contribute little to future crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wildlife Management Institute
H. H. McCumber
Highbury Avenue
Los Angeles
H. Albert Hochbaum
Canada
White Horsemen of World War II Mystery Story
A Chicago watchmaker recounts tales of white horsemen seen during World War I and II battles. Soldiers on both sides report spectral riders appearing at key moments guiding retreats and affecting morale.
Handy spice chest pattern and service listing
An old fashioned wall or shelf spice chest pattern stands thirteen inches high with actual size cutting guides and printed labels for drawers. Pattern 275 priced 25 cents from Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
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Bedford Hills
New York
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Walter A. Shead
Western Newspaper Union
Washington
By Walter A. Shead
James Edwin Webb
Greenville County
N. C
John Frederick
Sarah Gorham Webb
University of North Carolina
George Washington University Law School
Patsy Aiken Doublas
Sarah Gorham
Treasury
Bureau of Budget
President's Loyalty Board
Seth Richardson
Hoover
Department of Justice
Tion
India
Seentaite
Benbie
Scotch River
River (Sp
Sour
Iil
New York City
the Fiction Corner
Jim-Rhody
AAA
Perk Angwin
New England
Maine
Mr. S. Bellman
Pearl St
Albany
N.Y
Hudson River
Port of
Broadway
Main Street
West 11Th Street
Bethune Line
Portugese
Gan
C. W. Haywood
Haywood
Mons
Billy Bose
Allbran
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Dean
Doan
Gentle Prince
Alber
Prince Albert
America
Harold Berry Ane
Enon
Aduares
van Camp
Fitzgerald
P. A
Prince Alberts
J. Reynold Co
Winston-Salem N.Q
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