Department of State Reorganization Aims at Stronger Authority
The piece analyzes postwar reforms shaping the State Department under Dean Acheson. It notes legal changes granting the secretary direct control, a new chain of command, and a tightened recruitment and security process including loyalty reviews overseen by a dedicated board. It contrasts professional spies with amateur espionage and outlines safeguards to protect rights while ensuring loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
D. C
Department of State
Secretary of State
Department
Foreign Service
Dean Acheson
Hoover Commission For Reorganization
Hoover Commission
Foreign Service Institute
State Department
Congress
Office of War Information
Russia
George C. Marshall
United States
Loyalty Board of
The
Department of
Conrad Snow
New Hampshire
Seth Richardson
Hoover
Department of Justice
Acheson
Chossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mix
A puzzle page listing many across and down clues with apparent garbled or misread entries including names and places. The items cover chancing letters, ancient coins, meteor terms, verbs and nouns, with cluttered foreign language hints and partial numbers.
Millionaire's Death Reveals Hidden Inheritance Motive
In a twist, detective Van Ness exposes Barry Roister of Michigan as killer in Andrew Randall's death. A trio of paintings once worth about 50 dollars each fuels intrigue as Caleb Trask's works soar posthumously, leaving debts and an inheritance to worry over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndrew Randall
Capt
van Ness
Jon
Amillionaire
Randall
Andrew Raniali
Van
Barry Reister
Michigan
Scar
New York
Provincetown
Miami
Barry Rolster
Michiigan
Barry Roister
Denniless
Andy Randall
Caleb Trask
Caleb
Caleb Tres
Rolster
Andy
Traskalls
Irish-like reflections on sports heroes and fan booing
The author discusses how fans often boo star players and overvalue heroes, citing Ted Williams Arcaro DiMaggio and Babe Ruth. He recalls instances of extrovert athletes handling boos, contrasts British hero worship, and notes reactions from fans, writers, and players about praise and pressure in sports culture. He then shifts to the 1950 Phillies, praising Eddie Sawyer and Roberts for turning around the team’s performance and highlighting Del Ennis’s home runs and RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland
Bill
Harry
Dempsey
Arcaro
D!maggio
Ted Williams
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Gene Tunney
Babe Ruth
Casey
DeWelf Hopper
Babe Truth
St. Louis
Ted
DiMaggio
Ar‘cara
Eddie
Sweeney
Ted Wiliams
Cardinal
Williams
Phillies
Robert Carpenter
Eddie Sawyer
Dodgers
Cardinals
Graves
Giants
Bondie
Clearwater
Roberts
Simmons
Miller
Robers
del Ennis
Ennis
Emmis
Rcans
White Horsemen of World War Mystery Told by Watchmaker
An elderly repairman recounts a Bayesin style clock with symbols replacing numerals and narrates a WWI white horsemen miracle. He cites reports by soldiers and officers of Allied forces witnessing spectral riders that halted German advances at Mons and altered fate on the Western Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 11Th Street
Canada
Mons
C. W. Haywood
Haywood
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Walter A. Shen
Western Newspaper Union
Washington
By Walter A. Shead
James Edwin
James Edwin Webb
Greenville County
N. C
John Frederick
Sarah Gorham Webb
University of North Carolina
George Washington University
Iatis Aiken
Sarah Gorham
Innes
Edwin Wenb
Tasmant
Treaary
Nureau
Kw Ze
Toga
Jack Puerifoy
South Carolina
West Point
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Puerifoy
Constellation
Troubles
Boston & Astral
River (Sp
Sour
New York City
Tal
Scod Escorsione
ST Sayres
Philadelphia Nationals
Fighting Phils
Elliot Lawrence
Bichley Reichner
the Fiction Corner
Broadway
Main Street
By Billy Rose
Billy Rose
Bethune
Portugese
Mienna
LL. Poe
John W. Carton
BBC
Middleny Road
Wonderful Rae
Harshlaxm
Mr. Prank J. Baumbusch
Lathrop St
Columbus
Kell Creek
Mich
Tike
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Prykham
Ask
Magipbaces By Product Corporation
Riel
Cash
Carl
India
Dean’s
Bardem Forkata
Ming Itn
Berte
Hanne
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