Goering's Take on Graft and Hidden Wealth
A wartime study details Hermann Goering's alleged graft profits exceeding millions of dollars from German industry and foreign companies. It cites bribes, rings valued at $100000, and vast transfers to Swiss emissaries as investigators seek hidden funds abroad.
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Nuernberg
Treasury Department
Goering
Netherlands
Switzerland
Germany
Hitler
Junkers
Hermann Goering
Borsig-Rheinmetall
Poland
Soviet Union
Luxembourg
Bavaria
Solo Flight Marks First Independent Takeoff At Hawthorne
Ed Lewis recounts his first solo flight after seven and a half hours of dual instruction. He climbs, trims, and lands successfully, noting the thrill of piloting alone and the nervous reactions of instructor Joe Brooks.
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Joe Brooks
Hawthorne Flying Service
Hawthorne
Joe
Youngie West
Maggie
John Spencer
Fraley Field
State Plans 1224 Acre Mt Mitchell Area Park Development
The state plans a 1224 acre park in the Mt Mitchell Black Range area with trails shelters water and sanitary facilities picnic grounds and a service center. Funding of about 50 million dollars is sought from the legislature next year for development of the recreational area.
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State
Mt. Mitchell
Mount Mitchell
Park
Swannanoa Gap
Blue Ridge Parkway
State Highways Public Works Commission
America
Black Brothers
Mississippi River
Thomas W. Morse
State Parks
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp Alice
Black Range
T! State Department of Conseration
Raleigh
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Pisgah National Forest
Dogs and Horses Share Odd Bond and Teething Tips
A railroad in Oregon halts near Albany to rescue a collie tied by a fence while a shepherd dog escapes harm. The article also notes dogs as teething aids for puppies and describes horses showing devoted care to dogs in racing stables. It ends with reader questions about dogs leaning from car windows and feeding hints from cooked vegetables.
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Albany
Oregon
Beneficial Leftover Water for Dogs
Advice advocates saving cooking water rich in salts for dogs. Used to moisten other foods it provides nutrients and aids digestion. It is suggested to mix the water with the dog's meal as a healthy practice.
Clipping a Scotty Dog Says Professional Stripping Advise
A reader asks how to clip a Scottish Terrier. The answer recommends professional stripping or supervision by an expert to learn the process and suggests observation to learn the technique.
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R. Y
Scotties
Lumber truck brings unlikely visitor to yard
Mill operator Al Newlander notes timber is moved quickly from the woods and a curious squirrel rode along on a lumber truck into his yard, unfazed by the ride. The humorous incident highlights the fast pace of timber operations.
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al Newlander
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