We can't scare those people by strong talk. They're almost a hundred percent for democracy! No, boys, talk won't do! 
Shortly before America's entry into World War II, Glen Valley was the site of a brawl between a gang of Nazi-sponsored bikers and Uncle Sam.
History
In 1940, a half-dozen hooded, robed, foreign-sponsored, motorcycle gangsters tried to get control of Glen Valley, a small Mid-western town, and turn it into a stronghold. They roared into town with blazing machine guns, and inflicted a lot of civilian casualties.
Uncle Sam showed up. He may have been a local man in a colorful suit, he may have been a stranger, but he waded into these killers, and he thrashed them all. Bullets and vehicles were useless against him, and he never got tired. Very soon the Black Legion, all still alive, were hanging by their hoods, from hooks on the local creamery wall, waiting for the police to arrive.
See Also
- Appearances of Glen Valley
- Location Gallery: Glen Valley
- Catalogued images related to Glen Valley