Spy Fascination and Fear in Nazi Espionage History
The article discusses Nazi espionage networks, spy tricks, and intelligence clashes. It cites British findings of 14 000 Nazi agents in Britain and asserts Nazi control of Argentine newspapers and pamphlets. It notes German and Japanese espionage methods and references an American journalist exposing a Nazi agent in California. Mata Hari is mentioned as a famed spy.
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Hitler
Europe
Chamberlain
America
Goebbels
Argentina
Bund
Germany
Britain
California
F. K. Ferenz
Mata Hari
International
Franz von Papen
The
National Peace Council
Death of 91 Year Old California Author Recalls Chief Joseph Speech
Col Charles Erskine Scott Wood, veteran of the Nez Perce chase and recorder of Chief Josephs surrender speech, died at 91 in California. The article recounts his youth as an Army lieutenant with General Howard, the 1877 surrender at Bear Paw Montana, and Wood’s later career as a writer and painter.
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California
Elmo Scott Watson
Union
Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Joseph
Bear Paw Mountains
Montana
Wood
O. O. Howard
Nez Perce
Nez Perces
Canada
Perry
White Bird Canyon
Howard
Sturgis
Seventh Cavalry
Nelson A. Miles
Fifth Infantry
Guy Howard
Miles
George
John
Chapman
Oscar Long
Looking Glass
Ollicut
Chief Joseph
Colonel Wood
Century Magazine
Chester A. Fee
Logan
Cayugas
McGuffey
Erie
William Maxwell Scott
United States Navy
Erie Academy
Baltimore City College
United States Military Academy
West Point
Grant
Fort Bidwell
Alaska
Bannock and Plute
Idaho
Fort Vancouver
Portland
Ore
Military Academy
Columbia University
Pacific Coast
Nazi Propaganda Network Recounted In Wartime Memoir
A 1940s exposé outlines World Service propaganda efforts used to sow confusion in democracies. It cites Nazi methods such as clipping foreign press, spying rings, and leveraging American sympathizers. Notable figures include Walter Morrissey who aided FBI by turning over documents from the New York Nazi consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
World Service
Congress
America
Goebbels
Walter Morrissey
New York
FBI
G-Men
Wood's Heavenly Discourse made him a world famous author
Colonel Wood gained global fame for Heavenly Discourse a satirical essay collection. He was also a gifted poet whose verse in Poems From the Ranges 1929 evokes night desert stars and lunar death, earth's lap, and dawn’s firm peaks.
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Wood
Him
Barbara Bell Pattern 1935 for girls ages 3 to 8
A Barbara Bell sewing pattern designed for sizes 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 years offers a dress style suitable for a little girl. The size 4 pinafore requires 214 yards of 35 inch material and blouse 144 yards. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, delivery may take longer.
Quiz questions on ships, chiefs, and world facts
A set of general knowledge prompts covering U S battleship tonnage Pocahontas parentage the four violin strings the era of modern life the Netherlands queen Latin American republic count Glacier National Park area and the designer of the Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Glacier National Park
Montana
Quiz Answers From Historical Page Do Not Form Clear Article
The fragment lists items including numbers and names such as Powhatan and Frederic Bartholdi. It references the Cenozoic era and Glacier National Park. No coherent news event or narrative is present in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Frederic Bartholdi
Navy Fleet Strength Today
The U S navy owns about 850 combat ships and 13 650 service vessels for transporting troops and supplies.
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U. S. Navy
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Foreign Office
Frederic Remington
Gestapo
Himmler
Mother
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
VICKS
Bell-ane
Seabie
Come
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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