Russian Offensive in Poland Disorients Nazi High Command
London dispatch reports the Red Army’s surprise advance into Poland disrupts German plans. The High Command halted regrouping to fortify Krakow and Warsaw front lines, while Home Guard units were redirected to the new front, signaling a costly gamble against Soviet manpower and armor.
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Poland
Curtier
Nea Bervier
London
Moscow
Hungary
Krakow
Warsaw
High
Stalin
Wigh
Baltic
Budapest
Reich
Goebbels Strategy Behind German War Worries Explored
A wartime analysis argues Goebbels crafts gloomy broadcasts to depress morale after a Russian advance. It contends a two front war endangers Germany, with Breslau fearing Soviet entry and Stalingrad tactics echoed to rally or crush national spirit.
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Hitler
Goebbels
Heinz Meyerlein
Col. von Osberg
Reich
Ashe High Command
Stalingrad
Germany
Breslau
Bres-lau
Defini
War Breeds Strain Yet Calls for Resolve in Speech
A brief wartime exchange reflects mutual weariness and stubborn resolve as leaders and citizens brace for ongoing conflict. The speaker acknowledges shared hardship while urging continued endurance and unity amid the hardship.
Hitlermen Remove Hindenburg Casket
London AP reported German forces removed Field Marshal Hindenburgs coffin from the Tannenberg memorial and blew up the vast castle like structure before surrendering East Prussian towns to the Russians. The coffin of Hindenburgs wife and the flags of East and West Prussian regiments were also taken away. Hindenburg was entombed beside coffins of 20 unknown soldiers at the memorial built in 1927 and enlarged in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Faul von Hindenburg
Tannenberg
von Hindenburg
Casey Awarded Combat Infantryman’s Badge at Pacific Front
Private Alto Glenn Casey of Slo comb has been awarded the Combat Infantryman’s Badge. A commendation from Captain Robert Hoffman and Lieut. Col. Theron R. Stuelke to his parents notes his three years in the Army with the 63rd Infantry Division, overseas 18 months. His brothers are also in the Army.
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Alto Glenn Casey
Alto Casey
Slocomb
Robert Hoffman
63Rd Infantry Division
Theron R. Stuelke
63Rd Division
Pacific
Casey
Army
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Public health note urges prompt treatment of bronchitis to prevent chronic illness. Mentions coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis. Describes expectorants and tonics as aiding mucus clearance. Warns against delaying care and highlights medicated blends marketed for cough relief.
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Wikonceen
Bnston
Crecelsians
Wanted to Exchange Good Runner Pea Nut Seed
Classified notice listing exchanges and sales including good runner peanut seed offered by W L Croley Ashford Route 1 on old Cottonwood Road plus various farm items for sale such as Jersey milk cow with calf, peanut hay, Oliver plows, a 1937 Ford pickup truck, and two mules. Also found hog and plow purchase requests from local residents.
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W. L. Croley
Ashford
Old Cottonwood Road
Jersey
Sidney Forrester
Webb
Route 3
Joiner
Route 1
Cameron
Oliver Slant Wing
Chattanooga
W. E. Durden
Pansey
G. Kelly
Dothan
Hodgesville
Barnes’ Farm
Hartford Road
J. Willie Varnum
Harpex
Frank Romano
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Hesben
Just EN Zam
NTA
Williams
Ade
Alabama Power Company
Hitlermen
Hindenburg
China
Frontiera
Penetro
Woodham
LL. Sorrelis
Skorambow
John Deere
J. W. Rowland, Jr
Mrz. CC
Shenton
Afl Johnson
M. Key
Herman Kirkland
Terrace
Ford Tractor
D. M. Snell
Snell
K. C. Barfield
Sanders Spur
Graceville
Harry Rountree
Gordon
Avery
Cole
Avery Planter
Covington
Ernest Walden
G. E. Wood
Box
H. O. Wiggins
Newville
Ann Lee Griffin
W. P. Thomas
H. Arnold
Beauty Rest
M. A. Farmer
West Whiddon St
Crosley Electric
Roy Holloway
Malvern
Church
RFD
Midland City
B. I. Dell
J. FP. Gilley
Vicksburg
G. W. Ex Finger
Route 5
Box 224
Wade Clark
Bermuda
Achool
van Herring
Susie Melton Barnett
No. & Oliver Goober
F. D. Stovall
Columbia
New Hampshire
Ethel Matthews
Fla
M. Smith
Wilson's Mill
D. A. Delaney
Ozark
Mattle Dawsey
Pawsey
Pany
Maloney
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