Big Shakeup in Nazi Command
Washington reports a growing crisis in the Nazi high command as resignations illnesses and dismissals rattle the General Staff. Observers acknowledge discord among top leaders like von Brauchitsch Keitel Guderian and von Bock amid the Wehrmacht’s advance toward Berlin.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
A. Hitler
Lst
Wehrmacht
Berlin
Russia
von Brauchitsch
von Keitnel
Guderian
von Bock
Naval High Command
Report notes conflicts among Nazi leaders and declining U-boat power
The piece cites Karl Doenitz at odds with Grand Admiral Raeder and notes Raeder’s limited favor among sailors. It discusses the faltering submarine campaign, losses to the British, and hints at a coming blowoff. It mentions a Besancon dispatch about 62 German soldiers shot for refusing to return to the Russian front, and draws comparisons to Russian purges and morale.
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Erich Raeder
Raeder
Atlantic
Doenitz
Besancon
Adolf
Joseph Davies Book
Moscow
Red Army
Health Unit Clinic Begins In Nevada County
Nevada county Health Unit opens a special immunization and health examination clinic on Tuesday from nine to twelve at the county health office under Dr. W. B. Protho. Clinics will occur the first and third Tuesdays, substituting for regular nursing visits due to staff shortages. Food-for-Victory campaign also launches with farm families enlisted and red white and blue stickers for homes and cars. The Food Stamp plan starts February 2 in Nevada county, expected to bring over $15,000 monthly to local stores. Also reported: Mrs. Sarah E B McGough, 64, dies at Laneburg. funeral Saturday at Laneburg church.
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Nevada County Health Unit
W. B. Protho
State Department
Nevada County
Arkansas
U. S
Departent of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Surplus Marketing Administration
City Auditorium
Girdles Leave Girls Unshaken In Wartime Morale Message
AP Feature Service urges women to consider girdles or muslin binders as a wartime morale solution amid rubber shortages. It warns of exhausting stock and proposes dieting, walking, and British muslin binder methods as alternatives to maintain figure and spirits, noting prior 1920s flapper trends and advising attic searches for old corsets.
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Valley Forge
Maine
Stngepore Foel
England
Prescott society notices and student honors in brief
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pittman return from Memphis. Helen Hale named editor of the Magnolia A and M annual. Thursday Bridge Club meets at Delph Brewer's. high score to Mrs. Archie Johnson. Girl Reserve and Prescott High school Varsity Club host a Defense dance at Legion Hut. stamps grant admission with funds to buy a defense bond. Thomas Rea Logan of the University of Arkansas pledged by Theta Tau. Subscribe to the Hope Star for Prescott daily delivery.
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Helen Hale
A. and M. College, Magnolia
Horace
Prescott
Delph Brewer
Archie Johnson
Brewer
Prescott High School
Legion Hut
Thomas Rea Logan
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Theta Tau
But No Shilfelahs
Baltimore police received a collection of 1003 articles from enemy aliens as part of nationwide orders to start a museum. Among them were three ancient sabers a steward cane and a rifle barreled by a German soldier in the Franco Prussian war.
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Baltimore
Notch of fashion and wartime girdles in 1942 era
The piece notes a shift away from restrictive corsets as many women, inspired by wartime spirit, choose to forgo Birdles for the duration. It suggests modernizing undergarments may resume once context changes, while emphasizing personal choice and audience.
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Liam
How Not to Do It In Brooklyn Fine for Disorderly Conduct
A Brooklyn man was fined five dollars after he stood on a street corner tossing paper money into a crowd. Earlier he had been arrested for impersonating a police officer at a busy intersection.
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Brooklyn
Fox Farming Census Highlights State Farm Numbers
A U.S. fur farming census shows 26 055 silver fox farms statewide with three fourths of the U. S. production and market share. Wisconsin tops states with 493 farms, reflecting the industry's scale in wartime.
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U.S
U. S
Wisconsin
Judge defers duty amid impending marriage in courthouse
In Greensboro North Carolina an earnest young man told Superior Court Judge Wisn Warlick his mind was not on the case because he was to be married the next day. The judge excused him from duty and noted the need for mercy on necessary expenses.
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Greensboro
N. C
Duty
Superior Court
Wisn Warlick
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