Hitler Reluctant for War With America Says Ribbentrop
In testimony, Joachim von Ribbentrop claimed Hitler did not seek war with the United States and was pressured by Japan to declare war after Pearl Harbor. He said Germany explored peace options and warned Washington of dangers while stressing days of sleepless worry over a possible Allied invasion and the axis pact as a push for settlement.
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11 Continued From Page One Base for Emergency Ferry or Bridge
A report on wartime rocket weapons describes plans to establish a base for emergency ferry or bridge operations. It notes the US shortage of rockets in World War II and details the evolution of rocket design including the Tiny Tim warhead and high speed performance, along with early launch adaptations.
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War and Navy Departments
Office of Scentific Research and Development
United States
Jandt
Florida grid reserve plans for 1916 team
Gainesville Florida coach Tom Wott stated Saturday he would recruit the state’s high school graduates to bolster reserve strength for the 1916 Florida Gators ends. Wott, recently hired, aims to strengthen the Florida grid unit facing upcoming season.
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Gainesville
Fla
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University of Florda
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Virginia Power Strike Averted As Accord Reached
Betty McDavid Richmd reports a Virginia power strike ended as an accord was reached with the union. Gov William Vobam said the power would not be cut and the state would not be in darkness as volunteers offered support. the deal involves retroactive pay and contract rules.
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Virginia
Sam
Zoning Ordinance Discussion Before Monday Meeting
Du than city planning commission prepares for Monday night session to review revised zoning plan. Chairman J H Bryson says subcommittee on zoning has studied the plan and will present its recommendation for approval to the Planning Commission. If approved, the proposal goes to city officials and then to the city commission for final action. G W Anderson of the Alabama State Planning Board is expected to attend, with another State board representative serving in his absence.
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Bdothen City Plannire Commission
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Zoing Sheads
Bante
Planing Commisswn
Dothan
Imbjor Steels
G W Anderson
Alabama State Planning Board
Anderson
State Board
Bry San Bald
City pursues pro per filings for veterans housing plan
City officials push legal steps to advance veteran housing, selecting barracks and buildings for veterans use and awaiting pro per application blanks. The focus is to show urgent housing relief to leverage federal housing support, with applications limited to local veterans and forms distributed at the City Clerk’s office. A separate note mentions spring tryouts and conditioning for a sports squad.
Republican Charges Democrats Hinder Pearl Harbor Inquiry
Republican Rep Owen Brewster said the Pearl Harbor inquiry may require a new Republican Congress to uncover full facts about the December 7 attack. He criticized Democrats for not pursuing testimony from Gen George C. Marshall and Adm Harold R. Stark, and noted earlier calls by Sen W. Laus to probe American planes at Clark Field. Public hearings run Feb to mid February with a June report deadline.
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Douglas MacAnhur
R. P. Tidwell Dies In Florida
Funeral arrangements are set for R P Tidwell who died Friday morning at his Ruskin Florida home after a brief illness. The Rushin native, 63, leaves no wife and seven daughters, three sons, three brothers, and three sisters. Burial will follow at Beulah Church Cemetery under Ward Wilton supervision.
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Beulah Church
Ward-Wilton
Tidwell
Houston County
Ruskin
Robert Burl Tidwell
Ruskin, Fla
J P Tidwell
Columbus Ga
Ruby Tidwell
Ris
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Dothan
J L Tidwell
H O Speller
James C Grantham
Columbus
Isdys Hancock
Dorothy Nell Tidwell
Rushin
Charlie Tidwell
Union Springs
Panama City
Willie Tidwell
Newt
Political Council Deliberates on Moscow Talks and Troop Withdrawals
In a Tuesday session the council discussed the Moscow talks and potential troop withdrawals as part of Byrnes proposal. Hussein Ala reported progress while Trygve Lie and the UNC secretary general issued statements on negotiations and the principle that talks cannot proceed while forces are stationed on rival territory. The atmosphere contrasted with Suyvet officials who viewed the move as unfriendly, though Ala expressed satisfaction with council recognition of ongoing negotiations despite troop presence. Also notes a local announcement for a county board of review candidate in Mandaton County and a paid political notice by Luther Is Durer.
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Ala
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Nazi revival plot uncovered in postwar Germany raids
US intelligence denounced a planned Nazi revival led by Axmann and his inner circle. In raids across Berlin and other zones, 800 more suspects were jailed as authorities described a coordinated effort to reestablish Thule Jugend ideals and influence. Sibell urged vigilance as counterintelligence infiltrated the movement.
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Premie Ahmad Ghavsin Faces Criticism From Tranians
A disputed figure named Ahmad Ghavsin faced sharp criticism today from Tranians amid mounting calls for policy changes and leadership reforms. The remarks highlighted tensions over national direction and the premier’s stance on key issues.
Armed Stretches Neck To Victory At Tropical Park
At Tropical Park Florida the horse Armed won the $20,000 added double event by a head after a fierce stretch duel with Historian. The stakes, track record 138 35 for a mile and an eighth, earned Armed $14 825 to bring career earnings to $182 90.
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Bend Woolford Farms
Armed
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Witch Sir
Mobile Sports Editor Resigns for Chattanooga Post
Buzz Walker sports editor of the Mobile Register for nearly two years resigned to accept a position as sports writer for the Chattanooga Times. Walker was previously with that paper before joining Mobile Press.
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Buzz Walker
Mobile Register
Chattanooga Times
Walker
Incent Johnson
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Blondie to Succeed Walker as Editor at Register
Johnson, a 1932 recruit and longtime sports writer, will replace Walk er as editor. The piece notes his uninterrupted tenure except for wartime service. It also recounts Marcus Apicius’s vast lavish spending on exotic foods and his subsequent suicide after downsizing his fortune.
Tidwell Leads Squad To Victory
Tidwell propels the team to a 34-0 win over Cosce in a spring practice game. Tidwell connected on a 85 yard pass to Zayn Jenkins, rushed for 35 yards, and scored on a three yard run. Freddie Gatford and Elvis Purvis contributed key plays as Green cruised to the decisive score.
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Gibers
Cosce
Carl Voyles
Elvis Purvis
Lowe
Bear Payne
Red Embert
Faulx
McClurkin
Lancom
Mitchell
Tex Lea
Hepler
Naylor
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Herring
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Athens closes bars as disturber leaflets spark clash
Greece faces elections amid tensions as Attica’s military governor bans gatherings from night to morning and bars remain closed. Athens police manned precautions after a clash with about 500 Communists outside the Labor Center, ten officers injured by stones and some shots fired. Communists planned to distribute anti-election leaflets.
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