English radio figure linked to German Nazi broadcasts
The piece profiles an unnamed English speaker in Berlin who hosted brief German broadcasts for English listeners. His talks promoted Nazism and claimed British advantages, with a half ironic tone and Trafalgar Square references. Readers wonder who he is and how a German program could appeal to a British audience.
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Lord Haw Haw Froelich: British Fascist Broadcast Figure
A wartime profile of Joyce Froelich known as Lord Haw Haw in Britain and Froelich in Germany. He relates his political shift from British fascism to a self styled nationalist movement, his anti Jewish stance, and his controversial exile as Britain moves to war. Also notes on New Jersey horse betting prohibition and a paradox about a bowling alley.
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Barbs See Warplanes as Ghosts in Campaign Talk
The piece taunts Willkie and mocks warplane myths while noting the press’s satirical take on politics. It mentions a Mying fort and a 1000 pound bomb as haunting imagery, and comments on Einstein and public mood amid wartime news. It also references Axis actions against Turkey and a war department making revolvers.
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Answering Your Questions About CONSCRIPTION
The article explains selective service deferments by occupation and status, noting cases for temporary or no deferment. It describes groups likely replaceable, such as office workers and unskilled labor, and lists occupations considered nonessential. It projects a diverse draft pool and stresses democratic aims and public opinion shaping the lottery outcome.
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Definition of a Quartet by Hay Pracock AP Feature Service
A fragmented analysis of Barbershop Quartets describes one male singer carrying melody, others harmonizing, and the group’s historical and social appeal. It notes the genre’s appeal in performance and mentions a sporting angle of harmonizing at a Main Street corner with betting and police references.
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Army plans se weather men setup amid duties
A terse report notes the U S Army arranging a weather service setup as part of military duties. It mentions a figure facing criticism from a Neati dieter and an accusation of playing hooky on a given day.
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