Hitler’s Lighter Moments: Jokes and Habits Revealed
Frederick C. Oechsner recounts Hitler’s humor and quirks from a volatile life. He jokes about Goering and Goebbels but tolerates jokes at his own expense, tests shade with a balcony test, disciplines a man who teased his guard, and pushes Austria’s chancellors with sharp quips. He enjoys target shooting, walks, and music though he cannot whistle or sing, and Wagner remains his religion. a palm reading by a German palmist once pointed to a future world stir by Rudolf Hess.
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Boy Rescues Sister From Eight Foot Cistern
In Silvis Illinois on June 12 a 12 year old named Donald Cox rescued his sister Joan who fell into an open eight foot cistern. He threw a rope to her and spoke calmly while neighbors fetched help, and she was hauled out safely.
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