Hitler Plans to Betray Reds Shook Nazi Aides
Pierre J Huss describes Hitler's Dec 15 1939 decision to attack Soviet Russia and how the plan unsettled Goering Goebbels Ribbentrop and especially Rudolf Hess as they vied over strategy and peace hopes with England. Hess's despair deepened as April 22 1940 attack date formed.
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Hitler
Hess
Pierre J. Hiuss
Berlin
International News Service
Adolf Hittler
Soviet
Russia
Huss
Goering
Goebbels
Wnen
Rudolf Hess
Pierre J. Huss
Saate
New York
INS
Soviet Russia
Karinhall
Emmy Sonneman
Luftwaffe
Moscow
Ribbentrop
England
Germany
London
West
American Major Buckley Reported Taken by Italians
The war office announced Major Michael Buckley Jr. of the U S Army had been taken prisoner by Italian forces. Buckley, 41, a native of Arizona, was reported with no further details. Peiping hosts over 100000 registered Japanese nationals, the largest colony in occupied China.
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London
War Office
Michael Buckley, Jr
United States Army
Buckley
Arizona
Peiping
China
Wiggam on Youth and Consent in Mind Expands View
Albert E Wiggam discusses youth independence and family bonds. He suggests consent age should reflect emotional maturity, noting many 18 year olds lack self control and urging fingerprint records for safety and identification.
Notice of dissolution of The Autocrat Oil Burner Corporation
Notice is hereby given that The Autocrat Oil Burner Corporation, an Irish Corporation, was dissolved by unanimous action and consent of its stockholders at a meeting duly called for that purpose and held on January 3, 194. The Autocrat Oil Burner Corporation By Orontana, president.
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Autocrat Oil Burner Corporation
Iews Corporation
B Autoghat
Orontana
American Planes Prove Worth In Libyan Campaign
War editor W. W. Chaplin notes American aircraft with 30 models, six key types leading battles in Africa under Rommel at Agedabia. Planes like the Maryland Boston Hudson Catalina Tomahawk and Brewster Buffalo support Allied efforts against Axis forces while adapting to African and Pacific climates. Sulfamic acid sprays fireproof clothing for war workers, illustrating wartime practical chemistry.
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America
Pacific
Libya
Africa
Erwin Rommel
Agedabia
Soldiers rename weapons of war language for morale
The article notes American troops in a major world conflict create a unique slang to boost morale. It mentions soldiers nicknamed dogfaces rejecting the term doughboys and growing tired of blackout terminology used by English speaking countries and the French.
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United States
Blackout Slang Emerges in Military Report
In a glossary note the text records that soldiers refer to a power outage as a blackout and that some use the term blotto alongside pro nounced blackono in their own language. The entry hints at evolving jargon among troops.
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Fuehrer
Bendlerstrasse
Ness
Foreign Office
Stalin
Sweden
Pope
Hedin
Roosevelt
Wilhelmstrasse
Paul Schmidt
Foreign
Endaco
Nature
U. 8
WEA Service, Inc
Albert E. Wiggam
Washington
National Council of Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
W. W. Chaplin
LLNS
Killian Company
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Turkish & S
B.J Reynolds Tobarco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Tussy
Killian
Charles of London
Davenport & Chair
Psy
Mod- Hvern
Simmons
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