Changing Nazi Attitudes Seen in Postwar Prisoner Mood
NEA Service artist correspondent Lt Woolf reports from England on 28 German prisoners from across Germany. Older men express discouragement, some sullen, a lone younger inmate pro Nazi. Many say Hitler’s peak was 1933 and the Luftwaffe seems finished. Some critique Hitler’s conduct, but no admission of guilt or condemnation of tyranny. Reeducation is needed for a democratic Germany, though few democratic opponents survive. Vigilance and time are required for a safe world, with no short cuts in postwar policy.
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Europe
Afrika Korps
Woolf
NEA Service
Revenla
Ir. Woolf
France
England
Woolf Temirts
Hitler
Germany
Sra«mendotts
Capitalism to the Rescue in Soviet Plans for Small Business
Detractors note Soviet Russia may allow private stakes to rebuild after the crisis. They cite Lenin’s NEP as precedent when private enterprise boosted production, suggesting capitalism could offer a lifeline without overturning the system, though doubts remain.
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Lenin
Russia
Postwar barber trade sparks new corporate idea
A Passaic businessman bought a barber shop and hired the barber for exclusive use. The concept could birth many small corporations of like minded men guided by a college dean to train barbers for their personal styling ventures, appealing to those seeking control and selective service.
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Passaic
N. J
Bar College
Elent
Fenor
Open Forum Prayer and Homeward War Hopes
An open forum piece reflects on duty, home, and moral resolve as soldiers face battle. It blends yearned homeland imagery with prayers for safety and the hope of return, invoking mothers and fathers while urging perseverance and faith in a just cause. The verse laments separation, honors servicemen, and pleads for divine mercy to bring loved ones home.
Salute to a Nurse Amid War and Letters
A wartime letter from Howard, postmarked Panama, sparks Charlotte’s reflections on love, duty, and peacetime nursework. Peggy critiques Miss Hamilton and Mrs Bradley while Dr McCormick urges restraint. The crew volunteers at Blood Bank as final exams loom, sharing nerves, camaraderie, and the resolve to help servicemen.
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Deggy
Ete
Charlotte
Peggy
Tink
Flamilton
Frank James and Tazewell Meeting Recalled in Widow’s Death Tale
The piece recalls rumor that Frank James widow died and ashes interred with Frank James in Kansas City. It cites Dr Chance of Cumberland Gap recalling a Nashville visit around 1893 where James allegedly spoke of visiting Claiborne county and Tazewell during a public hanging era event in 1876.
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Frank James
Jesse James
Kansas City
James
Tazewell
Pennersee
Frank
Jesse
Kansans City
WH. & Chance
Cumberland Gap
Nashville
Chance
Medical
Claiborne County
Frink
Kentucky
Jamies
Ulere
Tazewell Gallage
Nine of Honeycutt
Srink Duntes
Claiborne
Ananias Monescutt
Sugust
Jones
Jason
Sehulta Sime
Missouri
Deel Iil
Fragmented KU tale of a student and a puppy breakup
Fragmentary dated text describes a University of Kansas freshman named Rabbie Thiele hiding three cats and a dog in a room. Alyce smells turtles and cries. a caretaker named Nohto feeds the puppy and finds it in a box. Morning reveals a breakup between Bobble and the narrator.
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Wrenve
Kat
Rabbie Thiele
Frestman
Univers of
Kansas
Alyce
Haggard
Bobble
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Trae Sen
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A. G. Barton
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Victoria
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Kalliflar
Ann Ree
Crna
Um Nelfon
Panama
Lizabeth
Royalry
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Elizabeth
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Yvonne
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Lublin
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Pripet
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Wista
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RTE
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