Joel Sayre
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REPORTER AT LARGE about the Persian Gulf Command. The unloading at Khorramshar was done by two battalions, one white, the other colored. There was a great …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Major General Donald H. Connolly's Persian Gulf Command. Origin of the name Persia, history, culture, the zir khaneh or …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Persian Gulf Command, a military operation, whose entire task was to deliver American supplies to the Russians as rapidly as …
PROFILE of Daniel Carter Beard, founder of the Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Beard is the author of "The American Boy's Handy Book"; "How To Camp Without …
Profile of Jim Londos, Greek wrestler and world champion. On night of November 17, 1931, Londos threw Garibaldi in forty-six minutes and forty seconds. The…
Profile of James Joy Johnston, boxing promoter who was appointed as assistant to the president of the Madison Square Garden, William F. Carey and its …
Profile of John J. Broderick, Shield No. 226 who, although he has just turned thirty-seven and earns only four thousand a year is well known up and down …
Profile of Chick Meehan, the new football coach at N.Y.U. Tells something about his beliefs. He tells people frankly the reason that he has chosen football…
Profile of Jack "Legs" Diamond, one of the most notorious gangsters of the world, and his methods in crime. After Rothstein's death, the gang of …