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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
4
The article recalls Dibbern’s long seafaring career from Germany to the United States. It notes his wartime internment in Now Stil 1919, his later exile and voyages to the South Seas, and his 17 day Tasman race victory. It mentions his 1935 settlement and further sea explorations.
A daughter's first dinner date with the family is a pivotal social event. The mother arranges a simple, tidy table and a comfortable setting, hoping to project warmth. Siblings should be respectful, avoid quips, and adults may discuss hobbies or pool plans, with dishwashing as a potential test of shared duties.
Bruce Catton reports on a shipyard strike and political tensions in Washington as warcraft construction slows. The piece centers on Dibbern, a ketch wanderer who rejects nationalism, urging world unity and humane aims while discussing aliens aboard merchant ships and defense funding.
Fritz Thyssen, once a backer of Hitler, fled to Paris to escape the Nazi regime amid disagreements with Hitler over internal policies and the war. The 60-year-old industrial magnate, who financed Hitler’s campaigns, now seeks permission to come to the United States as his former influence wanes.
The coal and iron kings were made Thyssen the official Nazi leader of heavy industry in the west, a member of the Reichstag and a Prussian state councillor. Since then many industrialists have grown disillusioned as Nazi bosses push control into every coal and steel sector.
In a wartime speech, Herman Goering claims Germany must choose guns over butter, while Thyssen flees to a foreign country under the Nazi seizure of his vast assets. His former steel empire worth about $150 million is confiscated as the regime tightens control.
The readable fragment shows quoted lines with names and prices, including references to a Lord Only Knows remark. It resembles a scattered dialogue with monetary figures like 4, 0, 5, 6 and incomplete phrases. The context and full figures remain unclear.
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