Classified Ads From A Grim Global War Echo
A jumbled WWII era classified page lists absurd offers and threats including management changes for an Alps‑view store, exchanges for a berating arsenal, and odd notices from Allied and Nazi entities. Items mention Mein Kampf for sale, villa rentals in Berchtesgaden, and humorous yet chilling refrains reflecting the era’s tension.
Big Three Face Postwar Pacts and Price Hikes
A reflective column notes wartime friendship among the Big Three and questions a peaceful postwar accord. It discusses expectations for cheaper cars around 8500 dollars and reports OPA ceiling prices for auto repairs, urging readers to demand compliance at service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Bowles
FBI Warning on Juvenile Delinquency and Crime
Washington FBI chief J Ridgar Hoover links delinquency to lax homes and shifted blame, urging parent discipline and religious inculcation. He cites 1944 crime totals, discusses urban rural trends, and notes FBI strides, legal reforms, and national police training shaping a crime deterrent.
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WNU
Washington Bureau
Union Trust Building
J. Ridgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
PBI
Washington
Capone
FBI National
Police Academy
Wickersham
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Fe Phillips
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Berchfurgaden Catering Company
Fritz
General Delivery
Josef
Winnie
Emily Post
Stack
Dahlquist
Germania
Austrian Alps
Berchtesgaden
Joe
Himmier
Nippon
Karl Doenitz
Kraut General Staff
Fuehrers
Reichsmarshals
Brumen, Churchill & Stalin Corporaton
Japan
Truman
Eure
Ford
General Motors
Dadiela Set
Sparky Watts
Sparky
Reg’lar Fellers
Boney Ballyhoo
Pinhead
O'Malley
Borry Doole
Boody Rogers
Gene Byrnes
Dugan Co High Grave Des Foap
Vitiniy, Soned
Wreach
Zene Byales
Len Kless
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Urey
CHE
CHINE
Lynne Karp
Sal
J. Millar
Private Buck
Clyde Lewis
Camp Sutton
Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Wat, Sherman
Ae. Lee
Cross Town
By Roland Coe