Ban on Pictures Of Defenses Asked
Secretary Knox urged Congress to ban all photographs or sketches of national defense centers and objects including Philippine islands. He testified that Japanese agents were taking such pictures and proposed penalties of 500 dollars and six months imprisonment for violations. He said innocent photos could aid an unfriendly power and that many camera users are already active.
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Knox
Congress
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Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Philippine Islands
Ex Kaiser 82 to be buried next Monday with Nazi delegation
The ex Kaiser aged 82 will be buried at 1 AM Monday in Potsdam with his family present and a large Nazi delegation from Berlin including army and navy representatives. Chancellor Hitler sent a wreath as the body will be moved to the chapel before the altar where he once preached.
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Hermine
Down
Berlin
Asi
Wilhelm Keitel
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Kor
Reich
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Lustgarten
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Potsdam
Versailles
Doorn
Death of Wilhelm II Brings Mixed Reverence Across Germany
Relapse due to lung congestion killed the aging Kaiser Wilhelm II as Princess Hermina and the Kaiser's grandsons were summoned. Hitler ordered Reich to be informed as Germany weighs postwar verdicts. German papers defended him against World War I guilt while labeling him a weak monarch for failing to prevent the war.
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Duchess of Brunswick
Prince Oscar
Kaiser
Louis Ferdinand
Karl
Franz Joseph
Reich
Hitler
Wilhelm
DNB
England
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Second Reich
Germany
Bismarck
Dienst Aus
Death of the Kaiser Echoes in Doorn Village
Doorn villagers mourn the Kaiser who died after the German occupation of the Netherlands. He remained steadfast that Doorn be his final home and kept his will unchanged though he privately hoped to tread Reich soil again. Reports note that Hitler and the ex Kaiser exchanged cordial letters after the occupation.
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Tim
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Poincaire
Hitler
Netherlands
Rdreich
Berlin
Wilhelm
Doorn
Keiser
Holland
Doorn House and Kaiser's Shadow Court Recalled
The Charleston Gazette recalls Kaiser Wilhelm II and his Doorn era while noting Rainbow for Girls postponement led by Mrs Nana B Jarrell. A Mor gantown chapter institute plan follows as Blue Creek hosts a dinner party for local families and guests.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Morgantown
J. D. Smith
Blue Creek
Vincent Shafer
Seigel Pauley
BE. R. Board
Elizabeth Shefer
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