Nazi Party Boys In Line For Gravy
The article argues that if Hitler wins the war the Nazi party will tighten control, grant graft and power to loyal members, and purge dissidents. It notes the army’s prominence in early war and how party officials faced pressure to display heroism while the SS gained front‑line mention as the war progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hitler Boys
der Fuehrer
Ernst Boehm
Hitler
Goebbels
Himmler
Poland
Yugoslavia
Greece
Nazi Party Domination Deepens in Daily German Life
The text describes Reich Justice Minister Hans Frick and Poland governor general stating two justice systems in Germany one for party adherents and one for the nonconformist. It notes party control pervades daily life and citizens seek "vitamin B" or beziehungen to prosper.
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Reich
Hans
Poland
Germany
Jewsreat
British claim two Japanese officers shot in Madagascar
London reports two Japanese naval officers in the Madagascar base area near Diego Suarez were shot by a British patrol after resisting surrender. British forces consolidate around the Diego Suarez naval base amid prior fears of a Japanese seizure of the island off the East African coast.
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London
British War Office
Madagascar
Diego Suarez
Monay
East African
Comac
Peninsula
Wellington Woman Elected Head of State American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Joe E Waugh of Wellington was chosen president at the state convention succeeding Dr Leanore W Pugh of Hays as national committeewoman Other officers include Mrs Hobart Hoyt Lyons vice president Mrs George Vossiah Abilene historian and Mrs Marcia Gotteril McPherson chaplain Wichita was picked as the 1948 convention site.
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Kan
Joe E. Waugh
Wellington
American Legion Auxiliary
Leanore W. Pugh
Hays
Hobart Hoyt
Lyons
George Vossiah
Abilene
Marcia Gotteril
McPherson
Wichita
Draft Boards Are Asked Many Puzzling Questions
Harrisburg Pennsylvania selective service headquarters reports routine statements from local boards reveal puzzling memory slips and unusual deferment requests. Examples include a registrant who forgot his wife's maiden name after two months of marriage and another who forgot his employer after three months.
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Harrisburg
Altho
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Weekend visits and dinners across local families
Union Janice Derhle of Globe and Mrs Rosetta Schwalm joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Orville Elm and Lois. Ottawa visitors Mr and Mrs Ed Hoffman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Hoffman. Elm and Lois called on Mrs Don Breithaupt and sons in Wor den Friday. Helen Johanning spends the week at home. Sunday dinner guests in the Johanning home included Arthur Boehle Dorothy Marguerite and Harold Vinland Henry Johanning and Cynthia Carl Schwartz Excelsior Bernice Altenbernd Eudora and Carl Hegeman. Afternoon visitors were Herman Butell Jr Leland Ulrich and Jerry Iola Mrs Ernest Johanning Carol N D Messer and Rose Pleasant Grove Mrs John Moses and Richard Centropolis visited Mrs Ralph Kline and daughters Saturday afternoon. Philo Beck Mrs Howard Purvis and sons were dinner guests Sunday with Scott Nelson and family Centropolis. Emma Griffith and George Baldwin visited Thursday evening with Ralph Kline and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Derhle
Globe
Rosetta Schwalm
Orville Elm
Lois
Ed Hoffman
Ottawa
Howard Hoffman
Don Breithaupt
Sons
Worden
Helen Johanning
Johanning
Arthur Boehle
Dorothy
Marguerite
Harold
Vinland
Henry Johanning
Cynthia
Carl Schwartz
Excelsior
Bernice A Altenbernd
Eudora
Carl Hegeman
Herman Butell, Jr
Leland Ulrich
Jerry
Iola
Ernest Johanning
Carol
N. D. Messer
Rose
Pleasant Grove
John Moses
Richard
Centropolis
Ralph Kline
Philo Beck
Howard Purvis
Scott Nelson
Emma Griffith
George
Baldwin
Howard Purvis and
Fred Eggleston
John
Princeton
Ley
Lou Eggleston
Lester Schwalm
Marjorie
Whip Barnhart
Shirley
O. 10
Conrad
Ray Barnes
Kansas City
John Pippett
Roy Barkley
Homer
Harry Strong
Wanda
Excelsior District
Frank Sutton
Roy Schwalm
Dad Ulrich
Grover Ulrich
Ulrich
BR. B. Simmons
Cassidy
Virgil Schwartz
Pauline
Olin Heffner
Doris
Colyer
Art Boshle
Local social notes from Worden area gathering and visits
Mrs Philo Beck and others visited in Baldwin and Princeton districts while extended families hosted guests. Several Sunday dinners and Tuesday visits linked the Schwalm, Ulrich, Sutton, Barkley, Churchbaugh, Boehle, Sawyer, and Breithaupt households. A St Johns Evangelical social met at W H Johanning home with ice cream and cookies.
Sunday visits across Vinland and Clinton families
Dorothy and Marguerite of Vinland visited Grover Ulrich Sunday afternoon with Mrs Edward Beehle. Leslie Clough and family of Clinton and Orlyn Vaughn and son were Sunday dinner guests of Ray Vaughn and sons, Glenn Ulrich, Glenn Edward and Shirley of Lawrence visited Grover Ulrich on Saturday.
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Dorothy
Marguerite
Vinland
Edward
Beehle
Grover Ulrich
Leslie Clough
Clinton
Orlyn Vaughn and
Ray Vaughn
Glenn Ulrich
Glenn Edward
Shirley
Lawrence
Community Notes From Stony Point and Nearby Areas
Gerald Craig of Vinland and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carrey did chores at the Wray home during the annual conference near Pratt City with Rev. and Mrs. Dan Flory. About 60 from Willow Springs attended. other visitors included Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Wray and Er nest Wray near Centropolis and Hopewell families. Private Martin Bruce Holcom is stationed at Fort Myers Florida. Cody Sturdy of Vinland and Perry Johnson of Welcome helped Marie Holcom with alfalfa hay Tuesday.
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Gerald Craig
Vinland
Bert Carrey
Wray
Pratt City
Dan Flory
Willow Springs
Jesse Deay
Woren
Solon Tucker
de Wayne
D. A. Wray
Fort Myers
Bomb Square
Florida
Cody Sturdy
Perry Johnson
Welcome
Marie Holcom
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Louis P. Lochner
Army High Command
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Boisseau
Southwest
Loretta Hynes
Chicago
Ing
State Dairy Commission
Stony Point
U.S
Gibbs
Pere
Om Jons
Tom Sawyert
Ats — New
T. quiRts
Gtraw Soft
Jon
Ross Color En
Rockford Prand
Panama
Mass
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