Plasterer Hid $900 For Nazi Saboteur Here
CHICAGO October 31 A witness testifies at the treason trial of six Chicagoans that Hans Haupt paid Carl Eggert $900 in fifty dollar bills for plastering work. Haupt said he kept the money to shield it from the FBI, revealing the stash in a sealed envelope stored by Eggert. The funds were linked to the eight Nazi saboteurs arrested earlier and the elder Haupt’s son was among saboteurs executed in Washington.
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Rameses kidnapping snafu and college football results
NC State students seized the Ram Rameses prompting campus authorities to intervene and recover the mascot. The section details football results with NC State and Davidson, plus Georgia Tech vs Duke and a long slate of scores across colleges and regions.
How Nazi Propaganda Tricks Mislead Allied Readers
Former Berlin correspondent recalls how Nazi reports are crafted to mislead readers. He explains Goebbels' nerve war tactics, the persistence of purges stories, and the caution needed before trusting Berlin sources. He notes Hitler's strategic personnel moves and the likelihood of future upheaval as the war shifts.
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Jackets Hold On In Duke Encounter From Page Six
A Daunt Duke game description shows Plaster scoring on a drive with a successful point after, Marshall recovering a fumble, Helms missing a field goal, and key plays by Keldon and Prokep as Duke pushes into the red zone amid steady defense and special teams pressure.
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Notre Dame Narrow Victory Over Navy in Final Drive
Navy defense stopped Notre Dame at the three yard line in the first quarter as Hillis Hume and Bil Crawley carried the attack. Crawley rushed eight straight plays for 35 yards on a late surge that fell short on fourth down. In 1940 Detroit led U S attendance at a ballpark with 4 172 693.
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Willkie Defends Self-Government Message Across Regions
In a broad address Willkie argues democracy must empower peoples from India to Africa and China, warning the United States’ stance could shape future governance in the eastern world. He stresses freedom as orderly abolition of colonial systems globally while noting Chile’s push to boost firestone production.
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Army Hour to broadcast Yugoslav guerrillas soon
Six hard Yugoslav Chetnik guerrillas will join The Army Hour next month in a world-spanning broadcast from the War Department. They are organizing a Yugoslav Squadron to fight with American forces. two escaped Nazi camps. Exiled King Peter will speak from abroad as part of the program.
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BENNETT continues from Page One noting radio and press reports claim misdirection and a letter in poor German warns Swedes to avoid provocations and seek German legation or Swedish police if assaulted. A German engineering firm is linked to the anonymous letter. a Berlin broadcast comments on the affair. Chile weighs a new mine accident prevention law.
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Doof battle near Fort Bragg during realistic maneuvers
A report describes a battle scenario during near Fort Bragg North Carolina maneuvers. An Arrow indicates a pickup microphone.
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