Bitter German Reports On Failure Of His Mission
Dr. Herbert von Dirksen, former German ambassador to England, recounts warning Hitler and Ribbentrop that Poland must not be moblested and that Britain and France would fight. He details failed attempts to meet Hitler and Ribbentrop, his resignation, and his view that war could have been avoided. He notes his potential role as a witness against von Ribbentrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cowan
U.S
Germany
Herbert von Dirksen
England
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Dirksen
Bavaria
Rome
Poland
France
London
Tokyo
Moscow
Czech
Fuehrer
Nuernberg
Britain
von Ribbent
Hess
Eng
Neville Chamberlain
Viscount Runciman
Prague
Ian Hamilton
Runciman
Czechoslovakia
Berchtesgaden
Bad Godesberg
Munich
Horace Wilson
Chamberlain
von Ribbentrop
Anthony Eden
Duff Cooper
United States
Nevile Henderson
Engla
Back-to-School Socials Inspire Host Hospitality
The article notes that school openings trigger service groups to resume work and that receptions or teas are common to attract attendees. It mentions a photograph aiding planning for such events and emphasizes daintiness freshness and true hospitality as keys to success.
Open Face Sandwiches for Committee Tea Party
George Rector shares a tray of open face sandwiches using corn syrup lined waxed paper and various fillings. Recipes include egg salad with pimiento olives, Mor bread crescents with stuffed olives, radish edged bread with cucumber, braunschweiger with carrots, dried beef with cream cheese, deviled ham tulip cuts, cheese and margarine pinwheels, and ham salad with tomato and radish garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimiento
Wallace outlines 60 million jobs postwar plan
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace introduces a new book, Sixty Million Jobs, urging a postwar goal of 60 million jobs and a national income of 200 billion dollars. He details phased supports like housing, health, land conservation, and foreign-financed modernization, while warning against a planned economy.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Aeee
Omage Roosevelt
Wallace
Roosevelt
Tnce Ae — Is
Enoay
United States
Sweet Potatoes Should Be Baked Boiled In Skins
Tests at North Carolina Georgia and Louisiana agricultural stations show sweet potatoes kept in skins retain carotene and vitamin C well when boiled or baked. Peeling before cooking causes greater vitamin loss. Home economists advise adding sugar to boiling water to preserve vitamin C when available.
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College Station
North Carolina
Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations
Lousiana
State College
Edmondson Joins UNC Journalism as Radio Courses Chief
Louis H. Edmondson, formerly assistant professor at the University of Georgia, becomes head of radio courses at the University of North Carolina journalism department in Chapel Hill. He will oversee radio news writing program planning continuity and production. Edmondson, a Eatonton Georgia native, earned degrees from Missouri and Duke and has held multiple journalism and public relations roles including at The Citadel and the Des Moines inter-Tribune. He served on the Peabody Radio Awards screening committee and attended NBC Northwestern radio institute this summer.
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A Hill
Louis H. Edmondson
University of Georgia
University of Northarolina
Edmondson
University
Chapel Hill
Eatonton
University of Missouri School of
Duke University
Duke Chronicle
Duke
Delta Tau Delta
Missouri
Missouri Tiger
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Missouri Democratic Workshop
Pan Hellenic Council
Des Moines
Iowa
inter-Tribune
St. Louis
Early outlines postwar railroad plans by Stephen Early
Stephen T. Early, former Roosevelt press secretary and president of Pullman Standard Car, spoke in St. Louis outlining postwar rail innovations. He described a junior club car with entertainment, a moving picture theater observation car, three new sleeper types, chaise lounges, three deck commuter cars, private dining compartments, and buffet service, all aimed at passenger comfort, with rail equipment upgrades since Pearl Harbor.
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ST. Louis
INS
Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Pearl Harbor
Carolinian Hero Earns Medal of Honor in Iwo Jima Action
Lt. Rufus G. Herring of Roseboro North Carolina received the congressional Medal of Honor for leading LCI G 449 during a pre invasion Iwo Jima recon mission. Despite fatal wounds he stayed at the helm rallied his crew and maintained firing line until rescue.
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Washington
Rufus G. Herring
Roseboro
N. C
Iwo Jima
Forrestal
Navy Department
LCI (G) Group 8
Herring
LCI (G) 449
Vultee Cuts Production At Five Centers
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. announced that five divisions will wind up production by month end. The sites include Allentown Pennsylvania for navy torpedo bombers, New Orleans for PBY Catalina repair, and modification centers in Tucson Arizona Elizabeth City North Carolina and Louisville Kentucky.
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San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Allentown
New Orleans
Tucson, Ariz
Elizabeth City
N. C
Louisville, Ky
70 year old Mary White enrolls in Athens feature writing course
Mary Guiler White, a University of Georgia co ed, former missionary to China for 42 years and survivor of a Japanese internment camp, is enrolled in a refresher course to shake the rust off her pen. she has authored two books and is noted as an outstanding alumna in athens.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Mary Guiler White
China
Infancy of Railroad Growth Interrupted by War
The fragment notes that the railroad’s early expansion was halted as war interrupted development. It references the period when progress slowed, highlighting the impact of conflict on transportation projects.
First Shark Skin Abrasive in Sheet Form Originates in 12th Century
The first abrasive in sheet form was shark skin, originally used in the 12th century, marking an early adoption of natural materials for material finishing.
TEOL Fungicide Claims 90 Percent Germ Kill In One Hour
An old advertisement promotes TEOL foot powder as a powerful fungicide with 90 percent germicidal action in an hour. It guarantees 35 cents back if not pleased and urges customers to apply full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. Sold at Mann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann's
Skeleton Found in West Side Stable in 1896 Chicago Report
A human skull and bones were discovered in a west side Chicago stable when John Powell tore down the ceiling. Skeleton wrapped in old newspaper and oil cloth bore stains the coroner said were blood. University of Chicago anthropology staff examined the remains for sex and possible murder.
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Chicago
Opinkeh
West Side
John Powell
A. L. Brodie
Wilton Program
University of Chicago
Notice of Absolute Divorce Action in High Point
Notice by publication in the Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina. Bernice McLeod is sued by action for absolute divorce on two years separation. Defendant must appear and answer or demur by September 13 1945. Florence W. Allen, Asst Clerk. 8/15-22-29 9/5
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Bernice McLeod
High Point
North
Florence W. Allen
Municipal Court
City of
N. OC
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Hamburger
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Mary Lee Taylor
Weig
Ofuna
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U. S
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Simon and Schuster
Carolina
Ball
Ball Brothers Company
Mencie, Ind
Vultee
ANZAC
Sir Thomas Blamey
Commonwealth
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