Hitler's Plan to Tighten Nazi Rule If Victory Is Won
Louis P Lochner reports from New York on how a Nazi victory could push party control deeper into German life. He details purges for lip service, the party’s grip on appointments and graft, and how army prestige competes with the SS and SA in war success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Wide World
Louis P. Lochner
Germany
New York
Hitler Boys
der Fuehrer
Ernst Boehm
Goebbels
Himmler
Poland
West
Yugoslavia
Greece
Pl Generis
Army High Command
Drottningholm
Munich
Economics
Tibby Arrives in White at Aviation Banquet Night
Tibby prepares for the aviation banquet with a new white dress and a guarded mood as she awaits her escort Wayne Courtright while nursing a grudge at Tommy who stands in as a late arrival and peace offerer with chocolates. She is torn between old desires and new aspirations, unsure if Tommy will finally see her as grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbby
Wayne Courtright
Tibby
Steena
Wayne
Tommy
Tib
Dr. Cafe
Poland’s envoy warns of Nazi justice and SS strongholds
The Polish representative argues that in Germany two systems of justice exist one for party members and their affiliates and another for nonbelievers and Jews. He notes Gestapo actions in Berlin corner buildings where SS families occupy ground-floor flats equipped for civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Poland
Germany
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Kurfuerstendamm
Uhlandstrasse
Gestapo
Morgan County Rock Creek Pro gram Note Saturday Night
The Lonely Trio will perform at Lawrence Cove school on Saturday night June 20 attracting local attendees. Community events include harp singing at Stringers and a club rally at Hartselle. Local residents and visitors visit family, travel to Decatur, and prepare for Navy service while a floor covering test machine simulates up to 48000 footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cove
Stringers
Ochis Burgess
Duesse
Wanda
Andrews
J. F. Tanner
Hartselle
Elna Tanner
Florence State Teachers College
Ida Self
Frann Creel
Decatur
Raymond McKee
Navy
Elzin Childers
Don
Lillie Mae Ryan
Danville
Nettie McKee
Gladys Oden
Peere Ford
Birmingham
Athens Dentist to Enter Army and Social Roundup
Dr. John P. Hill of Athens prepares to leave for Fort Sill Oklahoma to be inducted as a first lieutenant while local residents Mr and Mrs Watt Daniel of Tupelo Miss host a sequence of social events in his honor and to mark Daniel and Hills busy visit. The Methodist Woman s Society of Christian Service held its monthly meetings with Mrs W S Garth leading and officers reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
John P. Hill
Army
Watt Daniel
Tupelo
Baylis Hightower
Hatfield's Lake
Frances Hightower
Ross Hotel
Bridge
John W. Wilson, Jr
Daniel
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Hill
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Smoky Mountains
Scouts Enter Three Troops in Delano Park Camporee
Troop No. 11 sponsored by Central Baptist Church led by Scoutmaster W J Brown with C K Timberlake and Pat Godwin has entered three patrols in the annual Camporee to be staged at Delano Park next Tuesday through Thursday. Senior Patrol Leader Judson Hawthorne will oversee all three patrols with K Timberlake as assistant scoutmaster. The Tennessee Valley Council executive board, headed by Henry MacKelvie, will hold its regular meeting in conjunction with the Camporee, with a barbecue planned for seven P M for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
W. J. Brown
C. K. Timberlake
Pat Godwin
Delano Park
O. G. Hagerman
Robert Allen
Claude McBride
Bill Stone
Ben Summers
Fred Voehringer
Pat Patterson
David Byers
James Wilson
Donald Watterson
Gene Ratliff
Judson Hawthorne
John D. Sherrill
Bob Sittason
James Johns
Fred Mittewede
Billy Smith
Andy Shelton
Johnny Ratliff
K. Timberlake
Tennessee Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Henry MacKelvie
Hunteville
Do. M. Seales
Decatur
Children Jimmy and Betty Leave for Colorado Transfer
Jimmy and Betty will depart this week for Colorado where he is assigned to a new government project. They have made many friends in church and social circles here who will miss them. Mr. Knight has been with the Huntsville Arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Betty
Colorado
Mr. Knight
Huntsville Arsenal
Memory lapses and quirky deferments in Harrisburg draft cases
Pennsylvania Selective Service reports show draft registrants citing odd reasons for deferments. Cases include memory gaps about a wife’s maiden name and employer, while others rely on family dependencies or long engagements to avoid service. The notes highlight the humorous and unusual arguments heard by board members.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Per
Landrichter
Reich
Hans Frank
Loutre
Une
Central Prers Association
Shumake
Bank &St
Rose
Morgan County
Rock Creek
Standards Bureau
Department of Commerce
D. L. Rosenau, JR
The
Methodist Woman's Society of
W. 8. Garth
J. R. Knight
Rachel Aetee
Dean
Jons
Doan
J. T. Burch
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clive ‘Hian
Skeeters
Flit
National Bureau of Lords S
A&p
White House
Silverbrook
Sultana
Great Northern
Sunnyfield
Wisconsin
Sona
Aed
Chuck
Swan Soap
Clapton
Okra, IK
EAC
Thrifty Ann Page Foods
Ann Page
Cape
Mance Ive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!