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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1941

Page

7

Secret subversion, spy activity and AAA reform talks

Defense incident report shows 14 sabotage and 12 accidents in plants last month with four fires and 10 mechanical damages. Japanese consulates in Los Angeles and Seattle act as espionage hubs while errors in policy shift amid wartime. Secret move to create a five member AAA board targets Rudolph Evans and others, but passage this year is unlikely. Grange and Farm Bureau push for control, while Roosevelt may be kept aligned by Wickard. Frank Grillo slated for anti discrimination committee membership. FCC chair Fly holds a temper bust.

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Dan Rice the Clown and His Civil War Wealth

Collier's notes Dan Rice the famed clown aided by friendships with notable contemporaries. He amassed fortunes through show business, ran for Congress, and was even eyed as a presidential candidate. During the Civil War he earned about $1,000 weekly, double Lincoln’s earnings.

Dan Rice Collier’s Abraham Lincoln

World’s Largest Seller at IOS Hypocrisy

A concise note on Hypocrisy as the ultimate market leader at IOS, framing vice as homage to virtue in a terse philosophical aside. The remark attributes the paradox to La Roche foucauld and presents a critical cultural observation rather than a reportable event.

la Rochefoucauld

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