Copies Of Mein Kampf Scarce In American Occupation Zone
In Berlin on March 8 1945 the Library of Congress struggles to find even 150 copies of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf in the American occupation zone. An American military education official notes millions printed but scarcity due to hiding, destruction, and souvenirs. scarce copies contrast with abundant Rosenberg works in library collections.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
U.S. Library of Congress
John Bradley Rhind
Theerican Military Coeducation Branch
Rhind
Becks Rhind
John G. Rhind
Columbus
Allied Control Authority
Library of Congress
Hitler
Alfred Rosenberg
Rangelst
Aueevere
Rosenberg
In Custody of He Is Destined to Go
Fragmentary text places an individual in custody with references to California and Leonia. The item hints at a destination or transfer but provides no clear names, dates, or formal actions.
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Califo
Leonia
Imersby
Giant sun spot disrupts radio circuits worldwide
The Associated Press reports sun spots and magnetic disturbances halting radio communications across a large portion of the earth. Wireless, Inc. in New York notes erratic conditions as observers without shielding film cannot view the spot. experts warn the disturbance may affect transmitters until Monday or Tuesday.
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Wysh Associated Press
Press. Wireless, Inc
New York
Associated. Press
Marshal
Lee at 2204 Fourteenth Reopens Air Runway
An unclear OCR item notes a person named Lee at address 2204 Fourteenth involved with an Air 1 service event. The fragment provides limited context about location or action.
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Lee
Post Stampede Sets May 1 Completion Date for New Arena
Post Stampede Inc directors set May 1 as the completion date for the permanent arena northwest of Post. The four day rodeo and stampede run May 28 to 31 with cowgirl sponsors invited to compete for three prizes saddle boots and spurs. Four West Texas towns will be honored with a cowgirl queen from each town. The new rodeo plant includes a 3,000 seat grandstand stock pens catch pens chutes and night-show ready grounds with a large entrance gate Lub-
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POST
Post Stampede, Inc
West Texas
Siam the tusker dies at Berlin Zoo after years of war
Siam the 22 year old bull elephant at Berlin Zoological Garden, survivor of wartime bombardment, died yesterday from heart failure. About 200 visitors recall his ugliness as loneliness forborne, while veterinarians cite a long illness. Stampede directors plan expanded parking and space, with Walter Duckworth as president and Nevis Rodgers as arena director among listed officers.
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Berlin
Siam
Zoological Garden
The
Post
Stampede
Walter Duckworth
G. W. Connell
C. L. Weakley
E W. Williams
Nevis Rodgers
Sherrill Boyd
Secre
VFW Buys Building for Meeting Place in Crosby County
The Crosby county VFW post buys a building from J R Huckabay for 4200 dollars to be paid 3000 cash and 1200 in installments. The purchase aims to serve as a meeting place for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officials note the deal progresses with a formal contract and staged payments.
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VFW
Lorenzo
Crosby’ County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Martin Post
J. R. Huckabay
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