Nazi Espionage Centers in Stockholm Revealed
The documentary expose shows two independent Nazi outfits in Stockholm. Gestapo and Abwehr operated from Nybrogatan 27 and Karlavagen 59 and 99 with offices and codes rooms, under the German legation, led by Hans Thomsen and officers Wagner Hasso Pandur and others. Spying flourished despite Swedish policing.
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Stockholm
NEA
Gestapo
Abwehr
High Command
Sweden
Legation
Johannes Metzger
Baron Bernt von Goessler
Herr X
Foreign Intelligence Branch
S. D
Sicherheits Dienst
Security Service
Nybrogatan
Wagner
Fritz Wagner
Hans Thomsen
Radio Bureau
Pandur
Hasso
Farflung
Signe Hasso
92Nd Street
Karlavaegen
Mystery spies traced to Saltsjöbaden resort
Explanatory notes reveal two master spies linked to a Nordic trip. Teleprinter hints identify Kraemer and Major Heinrich Wenzlau as legation secretary and Luftwaffe assistant air attaché. The club talk connected Moore to the images of "Harry" and "Bob" with Democratic Chairman Robert Hannigan.
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Legation
Kraemer
Ostfragen
Heinrich Wenzlau
LUFA
Hasso
Arl Heinz Kraemer
Pandur
Moore
Harry
Kansas City
Detroit
Bob
Robert Hannegan
Self-Styled Pal Of Truman Nabbed On Check Charge
A man calling himself a personal friend of President Truman, Robert S. Moore, 43, was arrested in Salt Lake City on a bad check charge for a $3 500 fraudulent check in Missouri. Missouri authorities planned to take him into custody after he waived extradition, carrying a photo of himself presenting Truman with a lion topped desk set.
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Salt Lake City
Missouri
Robert S. Moore
Truman
Moore
American Lions Clubs
Lion’s Club
Special Jobs for Air Veterans Open
Washington AP reports special ratings in over 260 technical positions for army air force dischargees who re enlist in the regular army. Former AAF technicians released since May 12 1945 may re enlist at a grade matching their army experience and service length. The plan runs until June 30 1946 with a 90 day window after that for eligibility. An estimated 1 500 000 former AAF men may qualify and about 90 000 are expected to re enlist to reach 338 000 postwar air force enlisted personnel by July 1 1946. About 785 percent had signed up by March 1.
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A.A.F
Air Force
Nab Man in Des Moines on C. R. Check Charge
Des Moines police captured Clyde Judd alias Walter Armstrong on a warrant from Cedar Rapids for uttering a forged instrument. Kudina said Judd cashed a $103.81 payroll check mailed to W. R. Armstrong at 1912 Fifth Avenue East last December. Detectives Marshall and Mikota left to bring Judd back to Cedar Rapids.
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Clyde Judd
Walter Armstrong
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Kudina
Judd
W. R. Armstrong
Fifth Avenue E
Kudina
L. B. Marshall
A. A. Mikota
Butcher Detains Housebreaker In Fridge Standoff
Max L Price a Philadelphia butcher kept a housebreaker in his shop refrigerator until police arrived. The man fled Price's residence and attempted to hide inside the shop freezer, but Price bolted the door and restrained him.
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Philadelphia
Max L. Price
Price
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Paradise
Germany
Friedrich G. Guenther
Wehrwirtschaftsoffizier
Frau Wagner
Military Intelligence Service
Luftwaffe
Heinrich Golbert
Johann Thienemann
Milat
von Uthman
von Watzdorf
Wna Eee Z Model
Aja
St. SE
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
Doan
By Angelo
Saltsjoebaden
Stocksholm
Star Jewelry
Stasis
Ruel
Nutrex
Vince Reine
C. R
RED Cross
Lampson Card Tables
Leibsohn
First Avenue East
Penney’s
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