Two Nazi Espionage Units Operated in Stockholm
A NEA report based on a German code teleprinter reveals Stockholm housed two independent Nazi espionage outfits. The Gestapo ran Bureau Wagner at Nybrogatan 27, while the Abwehr used offices on Karlavägen 59 and 99, including the Lufa and Radio Bureau, under German legation control led by Minister Hans Thomsen.
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Stockholm
NEA
Gestapo
Abwehr
High Command
Sweden
Herr X
S. D
Sicherheits Dienster Security Service
Nybrogatan
Wagner
Fritz Wagner
Wehrwirtschaftsoffizier
Frau Wagner
Military Intelligence Service
Karlavaegen
Radio Bureau
Radio
Lufa
Karlavaegen 99
Luftwaffe
Air
Heinrich Golbert
Heinrich Wenzlau
Johann Thienemann
Milat
von Uth
von Wattorf
Legation
Hans Thomsen
Pandur
Hasso
Farflung
Signe Hasso
92Nd Street
Mystery Spies Hidden in Saltsjöbaden Tale
Angelo 59 recounts two secret agents seen at Saltsjöbaden near Stockholm. An office note reveals code for West and East questions, naming Kraemer as Legation Secretary and Wenzlau as Major in charge. Moore shows a photo of "Harry and me" while describing connections to Harry and Bob Democrat chairman Gan.
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Legation
Kraemer
Heinrich Wenzlau
LUFA
Hasso
Arl Heinz Kraemer
Pandur
Self-Styled Pal Of Truman Nabbed On Check Charge
Missouri authorities prepared to take into custody Robert S. Moore a 43 year old self styled personal friend of President Truman on a bad check charge. Moore waived extradition after admitting issuing a fraudulent 3500 dollar check in Missouri. He had shown a lion topped desk set given to Truman in a plastic glass container as part of a Lion’s clubs lecture tour.
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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 a War Department program offering 260 plus technical positions to Army Air Force dischargees who re enlist in the regular Army. Former AF technicians freed since May 12 1945 may reenlist at a grade commensurate with prior service, plan runs to June 30 1946 with 90 day window after. Officials expect 1.5 million eligible, 90 000 to reenlist toward a postwar Air Force strength of 338 000 by July 1 1946. by March 1 about 75 percent had signed up.
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Washington
Army Air Force
War Department
A.af
Ra.f
Air Force
Nab Man in Des Moines on C R Check Charge
Clyde Judd alias Walter Armstrong was arrested in Des Moines on a Cedar Rapids warrant accusing him of forging a payroll check for 103.81 mailed to W R Armstrong at 1912 Fifth Avenue East and cashed at a downtown tavern last December. Detectives Kudina Marshall Mikota pursued the case and planned to return him 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 Freezes Burglar in Store Fridge
Max L Price a Philadelphia butcher trapped a housebreaker in his shop refrigerator after the thief fled Price’s living quarters. Police arrived shortly after the suspect attempted to hide in the cold storage.
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Philadelphia
Max L. Price
Price
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