Hitler Seeks Peace but Exalts German War Aims
In a long interview, Adolf Hitler argues that the fifth column is a myth used by defeated governments to blame others. He asserts Germany will win with the best army and equipment, calls for equal treatment of Germany, and outlines his sea power views and peace aim. He denies intent to destroy Britain and condemns the capitalistic clique driving wars. He warns against British and French world domination and predicts a future where reason may end war.
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Witter
Hitler
England
Germany
Fuehrer
London
Britain
America
Tam
Thefuehrer
Mediterranean
France
Bogtaned
Rhine
Haidly
Issippi
Amazon
Yangtze
Fuher
Great Britain
Paris
Hearst
Verdin
Belfort
Pre
de Gertrane
Verdun
Montmedy
Denmark
Norway
Luxembourg
Holland
Belgium
Rowen Fren
Conpiegne
Long list of names and charges fills court records in Paris
A sprawling OCR fragment lists numerous individuals, many with aliases, facing indictments for offenses including grand larceny breaking and entering auto theft and forgery. The garbled text names judges defendants locations and several legal actions across a wide set of cases.
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Backus
Fiery Thora Herod
Herbell
Grant
Seenud Thuan Anges
Ling
Breni Andl
James Pinker
Brenne
Lois de Brewny Jr
Addison Caldwell
Ted Clade Lyons
Auto Best
Glen Cun Field
Sylvia Canterbury
Grata Tab Winon Carper
Byp Micke
Anle
Caitabl
Browre Ganson
Daat
Jaimes Weotes
Ralph Wal
Trevia Barriga
Menis
Jarceny
Gwen Ehfytin
Marie Hensley
Foster Pete Jarvis
Rober A. Hensley
Mes
Barbara Janes Ihias
Davis
Elmer Farms
Howard — Jamson
Robert K
Alr
Kirby
Cecil Kirk
Rory Harry Knight
Ohey Larch
Persib
Debhert Lathey
Toe Itakex
Kenneth Leen
Ty Mooney
Hamp Morgan
Jay
Morris
Robert Mualbag
84 Indicted in Red Party Petition Case
A grand jury indicted 84 individuals in a Red Party petition case. Names appear from coal towns with 400 to 500 signatures opposed in primary records. The American Legion led statewide signer checks while prosecutors supplied lists to courts. The case includes multiple felonies and misdemeanors with varied penalties and a wide range of local defendants listed.
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Far West
American Legion
Secutor Dnobn VW
Ilernzhaw Singin Faye Ae Omarder
Eh Magnes
Edward Hughey Dire
Belle PPA Appeals Men for Playground Help
A Belle PPA committee requests male volunteers to assist with precursor planning and construction at the new playground. The notice names numerous individuals connected to local groups and lists various alleged crimes and offenses among attendees, highlighting community involvement and ongoing concerns.
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Belle
PPA
Roosevelt pledges aid as France asks for relief supplies
President Roosevelt states the United States will send materiel including aircraft and munitions to Allied nations. He stresses aid will help France and other Allied forces resist aggression, and notes the policy aims to support liberation and defense against aggressors while awaiting broader decisions.
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Ameria
Freehams
United States
Acordaree
Pet Vileuder
Walid
United Biles
Carey
German View Claims Maginot Line Crumbling Front
The article relays German statements asserting the Maginot line is indefensible and that French defenses are breached. It cites success claims at Verdun, Saarbrucken, and Meuse fortifications, with casualties and prisoners figures, plus notes on Paris occupation and civil administration plans.
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St Maginot
France
Maginot
Germany
Nagline
Paris
High Command
Reich
Palace of Versailles
Saan
Agia Vorimirnne
Math
Ie Mans
Verdun
Fort Vaux
Marie
Saarbrurken
Meuse
Slibbar
Maginot Line
Saarbrucken
Maginot Hee
Tax to Hike Liquor Prices and Supply Update
The article notes an impending liquor tax increase of 75 cents per proof gallon on distilled spirits and a 1 percent price rise due to defense taxes and import challenges. It mentions supply difficulties for foreign liquors and wines and indicates regional commission responses while including disjointed remarks from various officials and a London report on Roosevelt and British reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Diamond's Plan For Addition Altered
Diamond plans a major addition with four entrance doors on Washington street and an angled window at Capitol and Washington. The expanded building will rise from 65,000 to 121,000 square feet, with 204 feet on Capitol and 115 on Washington. Interior fixtures will be Prima Bera wood, fully air conditioned, a glass enclosed mezzanine, and a modernized design.
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Washington Street
Geary
Capitol and
Washington Streets
Suinken
Capitol Street
Turning Point in 24 Hours Amid Mediterranean Sinkings
British reports claim a critical turning point within 24 hours as Italian submarines torpedoed ships in the Mediterranean and mines sank the Myrtle and Ocean Sunlight in English waters. British sources say Allied unity remains firm despite German pressure, with rumors of Allied disunity dismissed as enemy propaganda.
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Mediterranean
Tae
Admiralty
England
France
London
Italians Advance Across Frontier in War News
Rome reports dawn naval attack on Genoa. Italian forces extend frontier gains as Paris falls. Calafimi torpedo boat claimed sinking a French destroyer. casualties include civilians and wounded in Genoa and other cities. Axis actions target Malta and Aden bases. Egypt exchanges diplomatic notes with Italy amid fighting on the Egyptian Libyan frontier.
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Rome
Dime
Genoa
High Command
Paris
Hoth Communad
France
Vas
Mediterranean
Ligurian
Riviera
Calatefimi
Turin
Gerisa
Savona
Imperia
Venice
Malta
Aden
Egypt
Italy
Egypt Readies for War as Italy Fights Britain Frontier
Egypt accelerates toward full war footing amid clashes on the Egyptian Libyan frontier between Italian and British forces. Royal Air Force bombs enemy positions as reports say Italian planes attacked Egyptian outposts. Public mood unknown as authorities assess the threats.
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Alexandria
Gpt
Britain
Italy
Royal Air Force
Germany to Float War Loan to Back Armaments
Berlin reports Germany will issue its first war loan to fund armament costs. Bond issues offer 4 percent annual interest, sold at 90.75, maturing in ten years. The plan aims to establish new defense lines with units available at 080 marks. details of locations not disclosed. The Loire river is cited as the next southern defense line.
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Berlin
Carmeny
Loire
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