Hitler’s New Year radio address vows steadfast war resolve
Hitler ignored recent setbacks in a Berlin radio proclamation broadcast New Year’s Day. He framed Germany as peace-loving, pledged no capitulation, and urged unity to endure a hard winter while claiming strength, courage, and the right to victory despite Soviet offensives and Allied advances.
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City Democratic Primary Candidacy Filing Extended
A legal notice announces extended filing deadlines for those seeking to offer and qualify as candidates for the City Democratic Primary on March 4, 1943 and Preferential City Primary on February 18, 1843. J. P. Duffie, secretary, sets 6:00 p.m. January 18 deadline in compliance with Democratic Party bylaws.
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Goering Warns of Future Peace Through Strength
The article cites Goering urging strength for freedom and a lasting peace for Germany and its people, claiming future victory by sword over fate. Reichsmarshal Hermann Wilhelm vows resolve in the air force, promising a more beautiful world to their peoples.
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Sailor Gives Legless Girl His Medal
Orange New Jersey January 1 A legless girl Mary Dricy receives a valor medal from an unidentified sailor in Boston who notes she deserves it more than the girl who lost her legs near Christmas. A Christmas gift from a convalescing sailor at New York Navy Yard Hospital included a five dollar bill for Mary. Eight London churches are reported to contain works from the 14th and 13th centuries.
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Accused Slayer to Seek a New Trial in Arkansas
Little Rock January 1 A painter identified as W L Smith 30 faces execution for the death of 10 year old Delores Catherine Smith in a grade school area slaying. Circuit Gus Falk denied his petition for a new trial and sentenced him to February TZ. Smith says newly discovered evidence supports his alibi, arguing he was not near the school when the girl disappeared last September 25. The child’s body was found in an abandoned cemetery weeks later.
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