Hitler Mystery Still Haunts World War II Readers
Mackenzie surveys rumors on Hitler’s fate, noting reports of illness, death, or a final stand. He cites Louis Lochner and Dudley Hilton Taylor and weighs the possibility of a master hoax to sustain Nazi influence and fuel a future conflict.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Fuehrer
Germany
Bavarian Alps
Adolf
Louis Lochner
Dudley Hilton Taylor
Kentucky New Era
Hopkinsville
Quest
Taylor
France
Heill
Mr. Taylor
Black and White Skin Soap advertised for acne and ringworm
An old advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap as home remedies for skin problems including acne pimples, ringworm, and bumps. It claims quick antiseptic action and 25 years of success with 25 and 50 cent sizes, with a refund if unsatisfied and directions to use good soap for cleansing.
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Bowen
Report Cards Issued to High School Students
City officials announce report cards were handed to all senior and junior high students today. Parents are urged to review, sign, and return the cards by Friday noon. City Superintendent James H. Jones commented this morning. The article also notes Iraq covers 16,600 square miles and Venus is shrouded by clouds.
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James H. Jones
Iraq
Venus
Hitler and Nazi threat loom over Allied journalism
The Allied press vows to trace German inspired tales about Hitler and to expose the Nazi menace. It notes Hitler as the center of Nazism and warns that Germany plans future aggression, with Japan also preparing for a western war as the conflict persists.
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Hitler
Union Chiefs Called on to Explain Strike
Officials of the Wright Aircraft Supervisors Association appeared before the War Labor Board in Paterson New Jersey to explain a strike that halted production of B 29 Superfortress engines at five Wright plants. David G Newcomb led the delegation as RW union leaders faced a possible army seizure step to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
Wright Aircraft Supervision Association
War Labor Board
North Jersey
David G. Newcomb
Paterson
N. J
Wright Aeronaues Corporation
WLB
New York
Wright
Thomas Knowlton
RWLB
Julius Cass
Army
Second Service Command
Newcomb
Union
Paterson Armory
Farm Union Pickets War Prison Labor Use in Cotton Plants
Members of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union call for picketing cotton processing plants using war prisoner labor. The STFU says 706 German and Italian prisoners are to work in about 30 Arkansas compresses this week to relieve labor shortages. Union President H L Michel of Memphis cited WMC wage objections and said the union planned to vote on further action.
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Little Rock
Farrmers Union
Arkansas
H. L. Michel
Memphis
STFU
Arkansas War Manpower Commission Office
War Prisoner Labor Hall
WMC
Elliott Roosevelt Arrives Home by Plane From Europe
Army Air Corps Col. Elliott Roosevelt landed in New York last night from overseas. He expressed no surprise at his father’s reelection and aimed to ease fears over reports his plane was overdue. Host John E. Meyer stated Roosevelt had sent departure plans from England and was delayed.
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New York
Army Air Corps
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevel
John E. Meyer
Howard Hughes
England
Blood weight compared to whole body facts
The text notes the blood weighs one eighth of the total body weight and states the motion picture projector was invented in 1861.
May Be Envoy Recommendation To Form Farm Union
An executive council may recommend forming a national farm labor union to focus on organizing tractor drivers and farm machine operators as the council proposes a convention strategy.
Veterans May Have to Wait for College
Little Rock Arkansas veterans awaiting GI Bill educational benefits face enrollment delays until a new semester begins. College presidents announced they would admit eligible veterans on any Monday morning, with special provisions for these students amid meetings with the Arkansas Education Association.
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Little Rock
G. IL
Bill of Rights
Arkansas
Visitations
Association of College
Arkansas Education Association
G. I. Bill of Rights
Lef College
Special committee to organize workers approved
The council authorized forming a special committee to start a campaign to organize workers, noting an estimated 100,000 men employed in related roles and the need to engage them.
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Thorize
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Telegraph
Signal Corps
NEA
Florence Nightingale
Jean Coffey
Greenview
Ill
Miss Nightingale
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Hope, Ark
Henry Stout
Columbia
Jimmy Green
Pennsylvania
Lions
Franklin Field
George Mikan
Gene Stump
Ed Kachen
Jack Allen
Ernie DeBenedatto
Ray Meyer
Chicago
DePaul
Illinois Tech
Sident
The
Independent Union
Union Compress
Nancy Sandra Sinatra
Sinatra Hollywood
Europe
Henri Bonnet
French Committee of National Liberation
Algiers
U.S
Dutton Ead
Morgan & Lindsey
Wausau
Dayton
Shaler
Half Auto Supply Co
E. Third St
Hempstead Co. Lbr
Navy
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
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