Norway’s fall and a plan for Hanover to Britain
A historic wartime summary notes the Norwegian government’s flight from occupation, mass civilian suffering, and executions. It recalls Crown Prince Olav’s Oslo return amid cheering crowds and the capture of traitor Quisling, framing a proposal to split Germany and give Hanover to Britain to avert another war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olav
Oslo
Haakon
Widkam Quisling
Arnheim
Hanover
Britain
Germany
Erie Babe Needs His War Uncles
In Erie on May 17 last October seven young soldiers serving with Sgt Albert Altgeier Jr. adopted his infant son as a war nephew and vowed to help his widowed mother Marilyn Allgerer of 1928 Cascade Street. The War Department telegram said Altgeier was killed in action in Germany on April 1, after earlier being listed as missing.
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Erie
Germany
Albert Altgeier, Jr
Marilyn Ganzer
Cascade Street
Nin
War Department
Marilyn Allgerer
Little Albert
Allgeier
Shak
Acton
Hanover and Britain share kings for 128 years, idea resurges
A New York Times note by P. J. Philip of Ottawa argues that Hanover and Britain endured the same monarchy for 128 years up to 1833 when reforms reduced royal power in Britain. The piece suggests a hypothetical return of Hanover within a modern German context and mentions potential UN military leverage inside Hitler's Reich.
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New York Times
P. J. Philip
Ottawa
Canada
Hanover
Great Britain
George 1
Germany
Victoria
Duke of Cumberland
Bismarck
Prussia
Britain
United Nations
Hitler
Reich
How's Your I. .? Seven quiz questions from Classified Page
The reader is invited to answer seven questions printed on the Classified Page. It asks about a Potsdamerplatz location in a German city, truefalse on snow, birthplace of Nazism, Truman quoted words, deaf snakes, origin of Hispanioht name, stripes on the American Flag, completing a proverb, author of Robinson Crusoe, and McKellar's Senate office.
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Potsdamerplata
Truman
Hispanioht
West Indies
Robinson ‘Crusoe
Kenneth D. McKellay
Senate
McKellar
Man Loses Both Feet In Train Collision At Ridgway
George McKimm aged 46 of Sterling Run was struck by Pennsylvania passenger train No 580 at Sterling Run yesterday morning. He had his right foot amputated above the ankle and his left foot across the instep at Kaul Memorial Hospital. His condition is reported fair today. The accident occurred just before 10 o clock as the train left Ridgway.
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Ridgway
George McKimm
Sterling Run
Angie
Kaul Memorial Hospital
My. McKimm
Pennsylvania
Sterling Rum
Landmark House Destroyed in Harmony Township Fire
Warren May 17 Fire destroyed the dwelling of Theodore Huddleson near Ball's Corner Harmony township Forest county. Origin unknown, Mrs Huddleson believed a smouldering stove fire caused it. The Abbott place in early oil days, later owned by Bradford Oil Co, a community landmark reduced to ashes.
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Old Forest County
Warren
Theodore Huddleson
Ball's Corner
Harmony Township
Forest County
Huddleson
Abbott Place
Carson
Bradford Oil Co
Aged mother seeks long lost daughters from 1904
Bridgett Dusmann Terriegino nee Earley, once Stella, now in Chicago, asks for her two daughters believed living in Erie. Marie born January 27 1897 and Helen born August 31 1899 in Chicago disappeared with their father Edward Charles Dusmann of York Pennsylvania in 1904. Marjorie Thompson of the Family Service Bureau notes the case and aids in locating the women.
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Blue
Indy
Chicago
Bridgett Dusmann
Terriegino
Earley
Stella
Erie
Marie
Bor
Helen
Marjorie 5. Thompson
Family Service Bureau
East 5Th Street
Terriezino
Edward Charles Dusmann
York, Pa
Daily Dozen Fly Control Advice From Pennsylvania Medical Society
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania urges strict fly control to protect health. It warns flies spread disease and must be kept out with screens, traps, and proper garbage and food handling. Strong emphasis on sanitation measures and summer timing to reduce fly populations and prevent disease transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Speakeasy Operators Fined In Erie Court Case
May 17 pleading guilty and no defense to speakeasy charges. At 819 French Street Lee Rhodes 30 was fined 200 dollars and costs in Erie county courts yesterday. partner Arlene Spiter 22 known as the blonde bomber ordered to pay only costs. Couple arrested March 2 with 62 visitors to the alleged speakeasy. Also Cosimo Rivno North East pleaded guilty to failing to support an illegitimate child. ordered to pay costs and 36 weekly allowance. District Attorney Burton R Laub Evans pressed assault charges against Hurley Bombay Warren area. fishery activity reports note 80 cans of fingerling trout moved to headwaters by local sportsmen.
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Erie
French Street
Lee Rhodes
Erie County
Arlene Spiter
Cosimo Rivno
North East
Elmer L. Evans
Burton R. Laub
Evans
Nolice
Hurley Bombay
R. D
Fish release nets 800 can fingerlings to streams
The operation released healthy fingerlings from cans carried on a truck into streams. About 200,000 fish were eventually placed, with quotas ranging from 150 to 200 dollars in fines for violations.
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Evening Journal Dalky
Booth Street
Corry
Colegrove
Natonal
Bred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weighaman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Con Pi
Garrier
Norway
Erie Babe
Corry and
Helen Shoppe
The
Fish Commission
Tidioute
Youngsville
Mammoth
Clark Gardner
Osage, Towa
Loveland Field
U.S. Army
G.i.’S
Sgt. ‘Commando’ Kelly
Rex Theatre
Bingo
Boston
Len Glib
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