Visa Quest Through Cold War Bureaucracy and Stalin Invitation
An American writer recounts a tense visa interview with Soviet official Mr. Vavilov, where political questions mingle with literature and propaganda. He recalls confirming a Finland 1939 military tie as nonverbal opposition, the visa finally granted, and reflects on Joseph Stalin’s invitation via Eric Johnston promoting postwar optimism and trade.
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Erle Johnston
Mr. Vavilov
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Eric “Johnston
United States
National Chamber
White House
A Glimpse of John L. Lewis and Johnston on a Soviet Tour
The narrative follows Eric Johnston, Joyce O’Hara, and Johnston’s role as Chamber of Commerce president as they travel from Washington to the Azores, Casablanca, Cairo, Teheran, and Moscow. It notes Johnston’s careful, practical approach, meeting Soviet diplomats in Tehran, and the stark contrast of Russian infrastructure and urban life with Western standards, including the first sight of Soviet roads and power lines near Moscow.
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John. L. Lewis
Johnston
Soviet Union
Russia
Ameritcs
Eric Johnston
Washington
Joyce O'Hara
Chamber “of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Joyce
Sitz
Azores
Casablanca
Jean Maes
Cairo
Tran
Eric
Teheran
Iran
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Stalingrad
Red Air Force
Bomly Conn Faces Louis Clash With June Training
The veteran boxers and baseball stars discussed by a journalist frame a Joe Louis versus Billy Conn rematch as looming by next summer. Louis plans rigorous road work and peak form, while Conn, younger and headstrong, risks overconfidence without steady preparation.
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Bomly Conn
Jott
Joe Louis
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Bob Feller
Charlie Keller
I.am
Conn
Louis
Billy
Coon
Pittsburgh
Jedger
Pat Hurley a stormy petrel in Washington power plays
Pat Hurley resigns as ambassador to China amid a colorful career stretching from Choctaw Senate testimony to meetings with Stalin. The Oklahoma born lawyer and former secretary of war clashed with Wedemeyer in Chungking and later wooed media and allies, while Christmas carols swirl in the Capitol with Rep Arends plans.
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Pat Hurley
Washington
China
Pat
Oklahoma
Senate Insular Affairs Committee
al Nar
House Indian
Choctaw Nnion
Hurley
Ballinger
Fat Hurley
O'Hurley
George Washington
Henry B. Wilson
Hia
Joe Stalin
Near East
Gehtratissimo
Chlang Kaishek
Pat Hag
Chungking
Alf Wedemeyer
Communist Section
Wedemeyer
Robert B. McClure
General Marshall
Fdr
Leslie Arends
Illinois
House
Arends
Mutual Network
Herald Angels
GOP
Harve Tibbett
Pennsylvania
Paul, Shafer
Michigan
Harry Towe
New Jersey
Frank Fellows
Maine
William Hill
Colorado
Sweet Adeline
Macon Reed
Mutual News
Reed
Chafp
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Ben
Jim Eastland
Missigesippi
Eastland
Germany
Marshall
American Red Cross
Truman
Mel Maag
Minnesota
Marine Aviation Reserve
Gay Knit and Purl Bed Socks and Dress-Up Blouse
Seiping Circle offers white wool bed socks fifteen inches long knit for warmth with pink or blue ribbon lacing. Includes pattern No 5040 White Wool Bed Socks. To obtain complete instructions send 18 cents, your name address and pattern number.
Faultless Starch Impresses Overalls Longevity
Mrs. L. E. Dye of Oklahoma extols Faultless Starch for making overalls last longer and look better. A light starching from Faultless penetrates fabric, reduces rubbing, and helps dirt wash out more easily, leaving work clothes smoother and less abrasive to skin. Advised for overalls, work pants, shirts, and children's clothing.
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Oklahoma
L. E. Dye
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