Amazing German Document Proves Nazis Determined to Destroy World Christianity
London dispatch reports a secret Reich file accusing Hitler of plans to undermine Christianity in Germany and abroad. The document analyzes the Oxford group led by Frank Buchman, labeling it a threat to Nazism and linking it to democratic allies while detailing directives to suppress such religious influence in occupied lands.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Wberld
London
Rof Rmany
Munich
Hitler
Europe
Reich Security Department
Berlin
Idjy Smerde
Oxford Group
Frank Buchman
Reed
Fuehrer
Germany
Reich
Luce
Nation
America
Britain
Oxford
Brotherhood of
Teutonic
Yanks Shell China Village After Killing
NBC reports from Shanghai say American troops shelled a north China village near Anshan after one marine was killed and another wounded. Maj. Gen. Rockey ordered the shelling after the attackers fled toward Anshan. Casualties named as a corporal and a private first class. Also: Communists announce six missing American fliers returned to Tientsin and claim a 100,000-man offensive in Shansi and Henan with a massed force at Lunghai.
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New York
NBC
Shanghai
North China
Asham
U. S
Keller F. Rockey
China
Rockey
Anhan
Shanhaikwan
Secndt
Anshan
Albert C. Wedemeyer
29Th Marine Regiment
Spencer Moosa
Chungking
Tientsin
Shansi
Henan
Hopeh
U. 58
Lunghai
Chenghsien
Tungkwan
Many Colleges Score in Wide Basketball Card
East Oklahoma A and M edged Westminster 45 to 23 while Bucknell defeated Villanova 43 to 32 and New York U beat Colgate 45 to 43. Syracuse routed Oswego State Teachers 106 to 25 as Navy beat Amherst 68 to 34 and Harvard downed MIT 42 to 21. Army beat Cardinal 58 to 38, and Pennsylvania topped Dartmouth 37 to 28. Cornell beat Canisius 51 to 37. Holy Cross defeated City College of NY 45 to 35. Additional results include Purdue 55 Louisville 51, Notre Dame 56 Camp Atterbury 3, Wisconsin 42 Marquette 32, Iowa 67 Denver 49, Oregon 49 Portland 30, and USC 33 California 57.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma A. & M
Westminister
Bucknell
Villanova
New York U
Colgate
Brown
Connecticut
Syracuse
Oswego State Teachers
Sampson Navy
Amherst
Harvard
Army Cardinals
Illigan College
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Cornell
Canisius
Holy Cross
City College of N. Y
Camp Peary
Fort Bragg
Rockhurst
Kansas State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oberlin
Case
Wisconsin
Marquette
Iowa
Denver
Warrensburg
Washburn
Indiana
Washington
St. Louis
Oaso
Marietta
Illinois
Great Lakes
Iowa State College
Loras
Ien
Western Michigan
Akron
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Southwest Nee A. and M
Camp Bowie
Sheppard Field
West Texas State
Fort Bliss AA
New Mexico Mines
Buckley Field
Colorado State College of Education
Lowry Field
Colorado A M
Far West Idaho
Whitman
British Columbia
Washington University
Montana State
Montana
Oregon
Portland
Oreskon, Ome
Seattle Coast
Stine College
Universty
California
Los Angeles
An Diego
Los Angeles Cy College
Good Neighbor Policy at 4 H congress helps Caracas delegate
Adela Rodriguez of Caracas, a 4 H congress delegate and University of New Hampshire extension student, lost 115 dollars and her return ticket in a theater. Fellow 4 H members raised 115 dollars and 9 cents at a farewell luncheon to cover the loss. The piece also notes wartime British airlift of 18 railway locomotives to Burma.
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Chicago
Adela Rodriguez
Caracas
Venezuela
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Adela
Hitler Sought Breakup of All Russia
Nazi plans and timetable for an attack on Russia were revealed at a war crimes trial. Adolf Hitler fixed June 22 1941 as D day for the assault with preparations dating to December 1949. Alfred Rosenberg drafted a program for total destruction of the Jewish Bolshevik state and colonization of the Baltic states. The plan included moving large German populations, sending British settlers into Russia, and pressuring Sweden Japan and others to cut off supplies.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler
D-day
Russia
Sidney J. Alderman
U.S
Alfred Rosenberg
Issia
Baltic States
Norway
Finland
Japan
Manchukuo
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Slovakia
World Wide Daily Bible Reading Schedule Notice
Daily Bible reading guide lists Colossians 3 for Monday and Ephesians 4 for Tuesday. Readers desiring a 1946 schedule should contact denominational headquarters or ask their minister for assistance, or write to American Bible Society Dept WBR.
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American Bible Society, Dept. W.B.R
Victory Loan Drive County Quota Met Report
County campaign reported a $425000 quota for the Victory Loan drive with a list of organizers and volunteers including Jimmy Mae F E Pinegar Q R Green Mrs Wilbur Jones J S Moses Bert Scott R C Stuart M M Bland Huron Light J W Martin P C Stephens M L Nelson E A Thompson and George Wylie.
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Q. R. Green
Mrs
Wilbur Jones
J. S. Moses
Bert Scott
R. C. Stuart
M. M. Bland
Huron Light
J. W. Martin
P. C. Stephens
M. L. Nelson
E. A. Thompson
George Wylie
Market Report from National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs 12,000 head. 130 lb up and sows steady. weights weaker, 14.80 ceiling for barrows and gilts 130-325 lb. Cattle 6,500. calves 2,500. steers 14.00-15.60. heifers and yearlings 12.00-15.90. cows mostly 12.59-13.00. bulls 13.00-15.75. Little Rock reports duck hunting in Arkansas rising through wartime shortages. license totals 1939 14,401. 1941 16,330. 1942 18,526. 1943 24,266. 1944 projected near 19,725.
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Ill
Little Rock
Arkansas
Walter Ebane
Mebane
Butter and grain markets in Chicago trade update
Chicago reports mixed dairy and poultry prices with receipts and specific item quotes, including eggs, fowl, and turkeys, alongside grain futures. Prices rise early on oats demand while late trading softens. rye gains fade as ceilings cloud sentiment. wheat, corn, oats and barley show modest moves amid policy uncertainty.
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Chicago
Bnstitute
Tve
Hurley Attacks State Dept Policy on Iran and Middle East
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee accusing Dean Acheson of wrecking U S policy in Iran and the Middle East. Hurley cited letters from Stettinius and Roosevelt to support his claim, while Acheson defended his disagreements with Hurley and denied wrecking policy.
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U. S
Patrick J. Hurley
China
State Department
John Stewart Service
Service
General MacArthur
Tokyo
Washington
Dean Acheson
Roosevelt
Iran
Middle East
Hurley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Eow
Tran
Stettinius
United States
State Department Finds Practical Difficulties in Proposal
The article notes that officials at the State Department reviewed the plan and identified practical difficulties that could hinder implementation. It emphasizes potential administrative and logistical challenges and outlines suggested adjustments tentatively. The piece frames the finding within ongoing policy discussions and future considerations.
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State Department
Wave Found Brutally Slain in Chi
Chicago police report the murder of Frances Brown, 33, a stenographer, whose body was found in a Pine Crest hotel apartment bathroom. A 12 inch knife was embedded in her neck and a note on the wall read I cannot control myself. The crime scene showed struggle and peculiarities in the killer’s handwriting. Brown had recently arrived from Richmond Indiana and was found by her roommate upon returning from a visit.
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Chicago
Frances Brown
Frank Reynolds
Pine Cres Hotel
Reynolds
Miss Brown
Richmont
Ind
Veteran Explains Retirement Plan After Service Time
A service member outlines retirement terms promising half pay after 20 years, rising to three quarters after 30 years. Active military or naval service already served counts toward retirement time, and reenlistment appears favorable.
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Ark
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NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Novaco
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Loco News
Neremn
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Memphis Tem Terck
North
Micigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Trot
Mich
W. Gran
Jelahoma City
Terminal Ridgeons
Union St
Hughs
Brouchiti
Collin Bailey
Tom Purvis
Hunter & Sons
Haliburton
Hope Appliance Co
S.S. Henry
East Broad Street
Texarkana
Ruby Hunt
Hope, Ark
Franke‘s
Hobbs
S. Main
Gentry Printing Co
Hope
China Village
Loyola College
Army War College
Concern College
Ashford General Hospital
South Kentucky U
Western
Ontario
Memphis Navy
Western Kentucky
Georgia
Chattanoogag U
Tennessee
Lincoln Memorial
Tulane
Camp Lauche
Purdue
University of Louisville
Midwest Camp Grant
Platteville Wis
Notre Dame
Camp Atterbury
Burma
Hempstead County
Jimmy Mae, F. E. Pinegar
Bodcan
J. Drake
L. D. Rider
J. I. Lieblong
T. H. Seymour DeRoan
T. A. Cornelius
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Garland
J. M. Arnold
C. B. O’steen
Mine Creek
Earl Martindale
Sloman Goodlett
J. M. Boyd
H. H. Huskey
Nowland
Liz of
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Ozan
Ovzan
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Saline
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Wallaceburg
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Market Report
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Chi
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