Time Stopped For Ancient Kassel In Germany With Wartime Knockout Raids
Kassel Germany in ruins five years after World War II shows graves marked by wreaths atop rubble. October 22 1943 British raids killed about 20000 locals and wrecked most of the city in 90 minutes. The Henschel works and rail car factories are operating again at about half capacity.
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Fortune puzzle message game by letters of your name
Instructional text describes a daily numerical puzzle that yields a key number from the length of a first name, with adjustments of minus four if six or more letters or plus three if fewer than six, used to pick letters from the rectangle top-left across the row to form a daily message.
Kassel in ruins and historic echoes endure
The article recalls Kassel after devastation with spared landmarks like the 31 foot Hercules statue and Wilhelm Palace while noting 225,000 residents prior to the attack and 59,752 destroyed units. It also reflects on German figures and Napoleonic ties, alongside postwar rebuilding delays and cultural scars across the city. It concludes with U S Latin American policy views and Peron’s role in the region.
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Grange appoints Fichter health chairman
National Grange announced the appointment of Joseph W. Fichter Ohio State Grangemaster as chairman of its Health Committee. The national panel aims to advance health among rural people and communities in Columbus.
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Tea bag share rises from under ten percent in 1939
In 1939 teabags made up less than 10 percent of tea tonnage sold in the United States. Today tea sales split roughly half between teabags and loose pack aged tea, reflecting a dramatic shift in consumer buying.
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Small Paddle Sent to Free the Mighty Mo Skipper
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