Nazi Underground Plans Threaten Allied Germany Policy
Washington analyst argues Nazi influence persists in Germany through ghost organizations and psychological warfare. He cites Kilgore hearings, occupation aims to reorient German minds, and the difficult task of "running Germany" amid widespread Nazification and underground activity.
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Bankhage
Himmler
Germany
Kilgore
United States
Supreme Headquarters
McClure
Gestapo
Nazi Germany
Barbs by Bankhage on Army Policy and Resources
The piece mocks military psychology and urges restraint with veterans, noting Eisenhower and a warning to avoid pocketing funds. It cites surplus war property valued at a large share of U S assets and claims the German wine crop improves while fees rise, ending with a paradox about trained soldiers in construction.
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Germany
Ingersoll Beats Plowshares Into Swords of War
A farm implement maker, Ingersoll Steel and Disc division of Borg-Warner, produced the Beach-Buster LVT-3 amphibian tank for Okinawa. Led by Ben Swennes and R S Ingersoll, the Kalamazoo plant expanded to over 1800 workers, funded by a caravan outreach to rural Michigan towns, and earned Navy praise for its wartime amphibian vehicles.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Union
Japan
America
Ingersoll Steel & Disc Division
Borg-Warner Corporation
Okinawa
Florida Everglades
Donald Roebling
Clearwater
Roebling
Col
Washington Roebling
Brooklyn
Florida
Navy
Virginia
C. S. Davis
Roy C. Ingersoll
Borg-Warner
Washington
Ben A. Swennes
Borg- Warner Laboratories
Rockford
Ingersoll
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rock River
Swennes
Ingersoll Company
Bureau of Ships
Tarawa
Saipan
Iwo Jima
C. H. Woodward
Keller E. Rockey
Fifth Marine Division
Roland D. Doane
Lvts
Michigan
Paw Paw
Augusta
Vicksburg
Schoolcraft
Decatur
Lawton
Ben Swennes
R. S
Bob”) Ingersoll
Roy
S. A. Ingersoll
Harold G
Stephen L. Ingersoll
Borg-Warner Organization
Harold
New Castle
Ind
Stephen L
West Pullman
Chicago
Chicago Heights
New
L. A. Ingersoll
Labor Legislation Hinges on Union Strike Pressure
The piece argues a Richberg labor bill aims to curb public disruption by forcing arbitration and wider union reforms. It notes Hill's absence as sponsor shifts support, critiques labor leaders, and warns Congress may delay amid strikes until a broader reform path is chosen.
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Washington
Richberg
Congress
Alabama
Lister Hill
Ball
Burton
Hatch
Hill
CIO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Donald Richberg
Hitler
Supreme Court
S A Ingersoll Pioneered Rolling Disc Blade For Plows
S A Ingersoll founded a company to produce a rolling coulter to cut prairie sod advance of mold boards on horse drawn plows. By 1884 he opened a Sandoval Illinois factory, ran multiple roles, and expanded to canning while supporting workers. The enterprise moved to Galasburg during WWI after a fire damaged the plant.
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S. A. Ingersoll
Sandoval
Ingersoll
Galasburg
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Rena Ulyt
Western Newspaper Union
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Pireapple
Sewing Circle Needlework
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Cali
Connecticut
Office of Price Administration
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Ehebene Ansan
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