Art of Slaughter Then and Now in Nazi Atrocities
A Nazi general order from Serbia describes systemic mass killing procedures including direct burial, kneeling prisoners, head or heart aimed shots, and post‑execution checks with a pistol. The piece contrasts these racist murders with historical guillotine executions, asserting the current brutality outpaces past methods. The author notes the killers face retaliation as the regime’s violence escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Msss
Thomas Carble
U S Pressure on Martinique Grows Over Axis Ties
The United States, wary of Axis links, demands clear stance from High Commissioner Georges Robert in Martinique. No food shipments have been cut since November, and policy will stay firm until Robert agrees to terms. Observers await whether Martinique will yield, resist, or tilt toward collaboration as U S pressure increases.
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Martinique
United States
Georges Robert
State Department
Robert
Avis
Sam
Freedom Spreads for Hebrew Race as Giraud Reforms North Africa
Report notes General Henri Giraud in North Africa repudiating decrees against African Jews and abolishing a bureau that oppressed them. Article suggests this marks progress toward broader Tacha freedom and mentions a French Morocco discussion of clothing French troops in American uniforms, highlighting symbolic implications.
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Henri Giraud
North Africa
Morocco
Espana
Athemaljoris
Hippocrates and Early Medicine Pioneers
The piece traces Hippocrates born on Cos in 460 B.C. as Father of Medicine and originator of bedside observation and the Hippocratic Oath forbidding criminal practices. It notes Persian physician Rhazes who died in 923 A.D. as an original Moslem physician and Avicenna born in 980 A.D. whose works were standard texts for five centuries.
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Aesculapius
Hysiea
Hippocrates
Cosan
Rhazes
Avicenna
Twenty Years Ago Quiz From Journal Piles
A reprint asks readers to check the classified page for answers to questions about the Italian news agency, Selective Service director Hershey, the Viceroy of India, FBT initials, Mammoth state, Verdi and Aida, the Danube delta, best conductor metals, Five Hundred card game, and Cuban flag colors.
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I. Q
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
India
Mammoth
Danube
Black
Caspian Sea
Fisg
Cuba
Woolen cloth from native trees aids Indian army use
Factographs note researchers working on warm clothing for the Indian army using cotton treated with two native tree seeds to create a warm, soft durable fabric. In North Africa Allied troops contend with water rationing. The steel industry ranks third in accident freedom in the United States per National Safety Council data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelia
National Safety Council
United States
Cotton lab at Lakefront lab studies war time uses
The New Orleans laboratory, one of four regional units, expands cotton research for wartime needs. Scientists develop fabrics for sandbags, replace hemp binder twine for grain harvesters, and produce robust cordage while refining cottonseed oil for plating. Over 180 experts work in a three floor textile mill, with future stories hinted postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliont Chaze
New Orleans
King
Pontehartrain
United States
Near East
Rayyon Lakes
James A. Kime
Paster
Basier
Bing
Jold Bank Funds Turn Up At Titusville Bank
A legal notice in The Herald announces a final hearing of creditors of Titusville Savings Bank at Plantain Court House on March 96 to pass on the assignee Rollin R Bleakley's account and distribute funds. The amount in the hands of the assignee is reported as 4200 dollars, with heirs of creditors alerted by mail notices.
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Titusville
Mar
Herald
Titusville Savings Bank
Plantain
Rollin R. Bleakley
Lyman Stewart
Three Bank Directors Resign in Jamestown
Jamestown March 11 resignations of three directors of the Nations Chautauqua County Bank were tendered to the board. Only Henry Schwarts, also vice president and cashier, had his resignation accepted and it becomes effective at close of business Tuesday. Richard H. Redding of Quality Cash and Marvin L. Peterson of Crescent Tool Co. offered resignations but they were laid on the table. President John H. Wright announced an experienced replacement is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Na- Hons Chautauqua County Bank
Henry Schwarts
Richard H. Redding
Quality Cash
Marvin L. Peterson
Crescent, Too! Company
John H. Wright
Inquest Friday Into Death of Leo Knoll
Frank St. George announced an inquest for Leo P. Knoll age 45 of 2608 Cochran street to be held Friday at 10 a m in the grand jury room at the courthouse. Willum McCausland 99 32754 Went With street faces murder charges and is held for Alderman Ressler March 16.
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BRI
Frank St. George
Leo P. Knoll
Cochran Street
Grand Jury
Court House
Gnoll
Will Um McCausland
Hickory Cafe
McCausland
Tile County
Willian Ressler
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Daily Dozen
Rom Metical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Jo Papey
Miller's News
Jold Bank
Titusville Bank
Ant Board of National Chautauqua County Bank
Leo Knoll
Nebraska
The
Asia
Mr. Schwartz
Brandon
Brandon Way
BUY
North Center Street
Dial
Omery Ward
Montgomery Ward
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