Word: telegraphe
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...Madagascar might be followed by increased pro-Nazi sabotage inside the Union itself. In recent months "dynamitards" of the fascist Ossewa Brandwag-"Ox Wagon Fireguard" (TIME, Feb. 10, 1941)-have blasted high-power transmission lines feeding the great Rand gold mines and the South African railways, have cut telephone & telegraph lines wholesale and even found support among the Union police. Now the Union of South Africa has a death penalty for such acts, but if Madagascar is taken by the Axis, the Union's violent pro-Nazi minority may cause new troubles...
...best, set up baseball games and other sports in camps and pleaded for open picture houses. The unions headed that off, refused to work on Sundays, refused the offer of the Army to furnish operators and ushers. The Australian press egged on the anti-Sabbatarians. Demanded the Sydney Daily Telegraph: "Are we assembling huge armies . . . to pave the way to heaven for wowsers...
Ensign Louis C. Clark '40, a United States Navy flier has been killed in action, his wife was informed by a telegraph from the Navy Department No further details were given...
Harrisburg Telegraph...
...Telegraph reported that the story appeared in a Harrisburg newspaper in 1898; that one man had heard it, in a Civil War setting, from his grandmother...