Second Front Against Axis
Former Acme-NEA Berlin correspondent Jean Graffis reports on a hidden Red Front in Nazi Germany. He claims Soviet links, cautious operatives, and bold anti Nazi propaganda within Berlin and urban life as a potential internal pressure point that could influence the German front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Graffis
Acme-Nea
Berlin
Ot York
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler
Red Front
Hitler
Germany
United Nations
Stalin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Reich
Gestapo
Russia
Nan
Eve Curie Is Back in U S With War Front Reports
Eve Curie discusses her wartime observations across Russia Egypt Libya and the Levant noting Allied mobilization and adaptation. She praises American effort and describes Soviet and Allied roles, plus reports on women in occupied countries and wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Curie
U. 5
Adelaide Kerr
Wide World
Atte Jea
Radiut
Atlantic
Egypt
Libya
Levant
Russia
India
Burma
Rip News
New York
America
England
States
United Nations
Axis
Eifle
Ica
Curie
Nami
Wort
No: Sea
Shiland Islaid
Britain
Hensdon
Social Calendar Tuesday and Wednesday Events
Local clubs and society groups announce meetings and activities across the week. sewing chairmen of the Red Cross, Girl Scouts Troop 2, Iris Garden club, and various church classes plan gatherings. a piano recital, bridge club, and club dinners feature among the listings with times and hosts.
Double Ring Ceremony Records 1942 Lima Wedding
Naomi Derryberry became Mrs Paul Patrick in a Cridersville Methodist church ceremony. The couple will reside at 634 South Metcalf Lima Ohio after a Smoky Mountains wedding trip. Geraldine Martin and Lawrence Shelton wed in Texarkana on April 30 and will reside in Spring Hill Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Derryberry
Lizzie Derryberry
Lima
Ohio
Hope
Paul Patrick
Josephine Patrick
Tima
Cridersville Methodist Church
L. C. Shaver
Ronald Smith
Lawrence Patrick
Smokey Mounains
Shelton Martin
Joe Martin
Spring Hill
Geraldine
Lawrence Shelton
J. T. Shelton
Lackesburyg
Arkansas
Texarkana
B. J. G. Carter
Delating
Weekend Visits and Travels Across Arkansas and Beyond
The article chronicles various short notices of people visiting family and friends, summer plans, and travels. George Brandon of Fort Smith spent the weekend in town with Mrs. Brandon and relatives. Carolyn Barr arrived from Jackson to spend the summer with her parents. Arthur Barr and Miss Marjory Dildy head to college or return home for vacation. Mrs. A G Zimmerly travels to Algiers to be with a ill husband. Additional notes mention Osage City vacations, Little Rock visits, Dallas relatives, and Northwestern fencers after reading novels inspiring interest in fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brandon
Ft. Smith
City
Mrs. Brandon
Carolyn Barr
Jackson
Miss
Belhaven College
H. B. Barr
Arthur Barr
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
A. G. Zimmerly
Algiers
Zimmerly
Marine Base
Howard Lamb
San Diego
Calif
L. R. Morrow
W. B. Lamb
Mes
Arthur Floyd
Mie
Randell
Dallas
Texas
Leave Them Alone Theyll Come Home Horses Return to Homestead
Riverdale California AP reports Molly and Prince, two horses once owned by William Walser, escaped from a farmer nine miles away and wandered home under cover of night. The animals tracked back to the old homestead, renewing the old saying that horses always return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Calif
Molly
Prince
William Walser
Unclear fragment hints at summer resort and warnings
A fragmented text discusses vacation plans at a summer resort and cautions about pins and ashes, with stray lines mentioning Lubeck's historical control by various powers.
Talcott Beats Nazi Agent in Caribbean Sea Rescue
In a dramatic finale aboard the Blue Petrel and Quarantine scow, Bill Talcott dives and grapples Nazi agent Constantine Webber von Stampf after a chase in Caribbean waters near Abas Island. The confrontation ends with Talcott rescuing Martha Swenson Swantzig and exposing the villainous plot while June Paterson praises his courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcott
Caribbean
New York
Anegada
Webbervor Stampf
Constantine Webber
von Stampf
Bill Talcott
June Paterson
Captain Pringle
Leonard Halsey
Constantine
Webber
Saint Thomas
Martha Swenson
Swantzig
Martinique
Struthers
Jackson
Abas Island
Federal
Man Winters
MacDowell
Failey
Abias Island
Halsey
Winters
Baron von Stampff
van Stampf
Steward
Irons
Casanova
Mr. Talcott
Capt
Seth Pringle
Malsey
Lowell Byrd
Wildlife suffers as war reshapes world food chain
Wartime shock extends to oceans and fields as oil spills, depth charges, and burned seas threaten whales, ducks, and fish. Audubon officials warn birds die from slicks, cold, and starvation while nations boost fish output. Hunters plan to adapt, aiming to rebuild game stocks after the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
National Audubon Society
Atlantic
Cape Cod
United States
Europe
Germany
England
Red Front Hidden Front in Germany Seen as Siding with Change
A wartime account describes venereal disease, economic hardship, and wartime repression driving Communist ideas among soldiers civilians and factory workers. It details how contract laborers including young girls are exploited and how sympathy for the Allies arises within Nazi Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehrmacht
Germany
Red Front
Soviet
Russia
Himmler
Gestapo
Navy Seabees: sea going construction fighters rise
Washington reports the Navy creating Seabees, a fight ready construction unit derived from the Construction Branch. They will build bases abroad and can engage in combat if needed. A $7 million hive rises at Norfolk for training, with eligibility for ages 17 to 50 who have construction or engineering skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Navy
Seabees
Army Corps of Engineers
Construction Branch
C-B
Continental
United States
Wake Island
Navy
Tehsnenk Rald
Pacific
Norfolk, Va
Surfeit of Cinema Revealed by Virginia Official
Colonel Peter Saunders, longtime Virginia motion picture censorship board chair, watched three to four films daily for four years. Named secretary to Governor Darden on January 21, he has not seen a movie since. Fires, storms, and insects annually destroy vast timber resources in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Peter Saunders
Virginia
Motion Picture Censorship Board
Darden
United States
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Waac Officers’ School
Don C. Faith
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Officers School
Ft. Des Moines
Goebbels
Friederichsitasse
Alexanderplatz
By Galbraith
GOP
Milo
France
Paris
Dune
Clara Lowthorp
The
Children of the Confecracy
Katherine Ann O'Dwyer
the Red Cross
J. C. Carlson
Artlats Hiqve
Alten
Contract Bridge Club
Girl Scouts
J. O. Milany
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Iris Garden
A. Albritton
Leroy Spates
Glenners
First Baptist Sunday School
Edith Thompson
Te First Methodist Church
A. B. Palters
Minor Garden
Girl Scout Council
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Claudia Ague
Henry Hitt
China
Clyde Hendrickson
Prreen
Saenger
Sam
Abner
Bachelor
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Brooklyn
Rialto Matinee Daily
Law of the Range
Secret Agent of
Japan
Chitin
Marjory Dildy
University of Arkansas
Lucille Dildy
Pi Phi Aha
Payetteville
Mark Buchanan
Yack Lewis
Sigma Nu
University
Jack
Powell, Wy
Omr
A. E. Stonequist
Osage City
Kansas
FH. C. Whitworth
Mr. Whitworth
Little Rock
O~ Hope
J. B. Hickmin
Evanston
Lee Lonkoft
Northwestern
Weil
Rialto
John Howard
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Aiseline
Livihgy Ual
Lubeck
By Eaton K. Goldthwaite
Trappy
NEA Service, Inc
MacBower
Sebastien
Harry W. Shiver
Arkansas Machine Specialty CO
Hope, Arkansas
Bob Elmore
Pase Penis Perkison’s Jewelry Store
South Waluut
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