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June/July 1980

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Volume

31

Issue

4

BANGING THE BRYAN DRUM AND… … A BRAG AND CHANT FOR BRYAN THE CASE OF THE MISSING HISTORICAL SOCIETY “THERE WAS COMBAT ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE …” DEATH REMEMBERED

Stories published from "June/July 1980"

“God Pity A One-Dream Man”

Authored by: Richard Rhodes

The Ordeal of Robert Hutchings Goddard

A Heritage Preserved

Authored by: T. H. Watkins

SAVING FACE

Truman At Potsdam

Authored by: The Editors

His newly discovered diary reveals how the President saw the conference that ushered in the Cold War

“Ocean To Ocean In An Automobile Car”

Authored by: Stephen W. Sears

The first transcontinental auto trip began with a casual wager and ended sixty-five bone-jarring days later

The Dentist And The Empress

Authored by: Gerald Carson

The mob was at the palace gates; her husband was already a prisoner; the servants were stealing imperial treasures before her eyes; Empress Eugénie turned to the one man in France she could trust—Dr. Thomas W. Evans of Lancaster, Pa.

The Bohemian Club

Authored by: Richard Reinhardt

For more than a century, the august members of this San Francisco body have enjoyed a unique, all-male midsummer night’s dream

Liquid Assets

Authored by: The Editors

A Texas Pioneer’s Unusual Gift to His City

Spying For The Yanks

Authored by: Constantine Fitzgibbon

The safest, fastest, most convivial operation in the annals of espionage

The Forty-Day Scout

Authored by: The Editors

A trooper’s firsthand account of an adventure with the
Indian-fighting army in the American Southwest