Hitler Demands Disarm Before Meeting Hitler at His HQ
New York dispatch reports Hitler requires any general or field marshal to disarm before meeting him at Berlin or East Prussia. The article notes past top officers like Von Fritsch and Von Blomberg faced censure or removal, while Alfred Jodl wields notable influence as Hitler’s aide.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
East Prussia
Berlin
Hitler
Napoleon Napoleon
Napoleon
Werner von Fritsch
Werner von Blomberg
Von
Fritsch
Ludwig Beck
Franz Halder
Walther von Brauchitsch
Alfred Jodl
Fuehrer
High Command
Jodis
Jodl’s Magic Locus and Nazi Power Dynamics
The passage notes Jodl’s status as an apparent “Yes man” similar to von Ribbentrop. It argues that while generals may resist, a full generals’ revolution is a myth and should be discounted for now.
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Jodl
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Yesman
Man Tears Papers at Japanese Raid Headlines on Chestnut Street
An unidentified man in Philadelphia stamped six blocks along Chestnut street on a Wednesday night in a fit of rage, buying newspapers about the Japanese raid on Dutch Harbor and tearing them up. Police said he was within his rights. Tulane University will be 108 years old in 1942.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Dutch Harbor
Wife locks herself in hut for three years after marriage
In Rock Island Illinois police found Leona Hueston 38 after a three year voluntary confinement in an 11 by 11 shack in the west end. She said she hid to avoid social contact following marital disappointment and relied on a friend for groceries. Her husband was unaware of her whereabouts.
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Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island
West End
Leona Hueston
Trinity Lutheran Graduation Tonight in Church Parlor
Commencement for Trinity Lutheran School will be at 7 30 tonight in the church parlor. Rev P L Bornheeft will speak and Amelia Melcher of New Orleans La will present the primary teacher. Graduates include Robert Deppe David Pitger Louis Ford Kathryn Steuber Delores Siemer Dorothy Nottmeier Minnie Hesse Carol Wiegner Earl Schaller and Robert Lyman.
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Trinity Lutheran School
John A. Jaeger
P. L. Bornheeft
Trinity Lutheran Church
Amelia Melcher
New Orleans
Robert Deppe
David Pitger
Louis Ford
Kathryn Steuber
Delores Siemer
Dorothy Nottmeier
Minnie Hesse
Carol Wiegner
Earl Schaller
Robert Lyman
Dorothy Kottmeter
Percy Grainger
Beethoven Dorothy Kottmeter
Erade
Betsy Ross
William Maurer
Carol Wieener
Closing Song and School Picnic Planned
The closing song God Be With You Till We Meet Again marks the event as students conclude activities. The school children's annual picnic is set for Friday from 3 to 8 p.m. at Daniels Park with parents invited to attend.
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Daniels Park
Chicago Honors Old Engine at Museum of Science and Industry
The fire engine known as Old Number 17, famed for extinguishing the Iroquois Theater and stockyards fires, received an honorary berth at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. The restored steam vehicle was dedicated at a luncheon for the Retired Firemen's Association of Chicago led by Chief Fire Marshal Anthony J.
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Chicago
INS
Museum of Science and Industry
Firemen’s Association of Chicago
Anthony J
Legacy of the Old 17 fires loom in recall tale
The report recalls Mullaney who once fired Old 17 and Fred Guttensohn who built the final fire under her boiler, highlighting industrial memories and the people tied to a historic vessel.
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