Hitler in German memory as a legendary figure and failed savior
In postwar Germany some view Hitler as a tragic legend akin to Barbarossa, a misplaced idealist who harmed his nation yet remains in hearts and memory. Some praise his intent despite crimes, others fear his return, while a Jewish informant warns of violence if revived.
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Germany
Friedrich
Hitler
Local social notes from Brodhead and area events
Mrs Donald L Collins and Dr Stuart M Mitch arrive from Ft Sheridan where Mitch was discharged. Local hosts entertain seniors at Decatur Lake club. Visitors include Mrs Arthur Harris in Stockton Illinois and Mrs Florence Darby in La Crosse. Guests include Mrs Maud Diedrich from Milwaukee and Mrs Edna Norton from New Glarus. Several couples attend weddings in Cincinnati and Detroit. Others visit from Evansville Madison Monroe and Rochester Minnesota.
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Stuart M. Mitch
Ft. Sheridan
Mitchell
Flental
C. T. Pfisterer
Decatur Lake Country Club
Arthur Harris
Stockton
Ill
L. J. Stair
Ellsworth Wade
Wayitosa
Selma Olso
Floyd Matzke
Monroe
Ruth Rees
Stanley Steele
Cincinnati
Tom Skinner
Detroit
E. P. Skinner
Olin Brewer
Gepea City
Fred ‘Thostenson
Blame Klan Claimed for Atlanta Crimes Amid Probes
Atlanta confronts a rash of crimes blamed on the Ku Klux Klan as Gov. Ellis Arnall orders a state move to revoke the Klan charter. Assistant AG Dan Duke cites undercover reports of an inner group named the Kavalier club boasting of a taxi driver slaying and a nine-man flogging, including a 21-year-old Black veteran.
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Atlanta
Samuel Green
Green
la Salle
Chicago
Dan Duke
Duke
East Point
Ku Klux Klan
Ellis Arnall
State Legal Department
Kavalier Club
Porter Flour‘ney Turner
de Kalb County
Legion Juniors Tie Old Timers Clash Sunday With Beloit
Monroe American Legion Juniors battle the Old Timers after a 4-4 draw called in the seventh inning due to darkness. Pitchers Prien and Boss led their teams with a strong roster featuring Purser, Hardell, Mason, Kane, Martin, Henning, Etter. Monroe and Beloit both ride undefeated conference records ahead of Sunday at Sportsman's Park.
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Monroe American Legion
Baseball Nine
Russ Prien
Leland Purser
Bob Hardell
Gene Mason
Bill Kane
Pepper Martin
Butch Henning
Duke Etter
Prien
Beloit
Sportsman's Park
Monroe
New Glarus
Christian L. Hunder Dies in Brodhead at 85
Christian L. Hunder aged 85 died at his home in Brodhead after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in poor health for a year and suffered the hemorrhage at noon Friday. Rev. Walter R. Huseby of Bethlehem Lutheran Church will officiate with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. The body was taken to the Hunder home where friends may call. Born in Norway on December 29, 1860, he was the son of Larson Hunder and Mrs. Hunder.
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Everson
Brodhead
Christian L. Hunder
Hunder
Walter R. Huseby
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Norway
Larson Hunder
Notable Local Notable Couple Bio Missing Context
The text notes a marriage to Johanna Thorsen in Brodhead and a long residence in the city where Mr. Hunder worked as a meat cutter for 45 years. Surviving relatives include daughter Clara Hunder Bi a teacher in Waukegan Illinois, sister Mrs Karen Sundby Hillsboro North Dakota, with a wife who died in 1939 and a son Casper who died in 1941.
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Riage
Johanna Thorsen
Brodhead
Hunder
Clara Hunder
Waukegan, Ill
Karen Sundby
Hillsboro
N. D
Casper
Truman Plans New Address on Labor to Congress
Lawmakers report President Truman weighs a major labor bill message to Congress. He has until June 12 to decide whether to approve or veto the measure and is crafting alternative pronouncements for a detailed address. If vetoed, a lengthy report with longer-term labor dispute recommendations is planned.
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Rasmage
Truman
Congress
Von Schirach Says Hitler Words May Teach Germans Again
Baldur Von Schirach renounces Hitler and suggests his statements could be used as a textbook for German youth. American officials reported the idea under consideration as part of re education efforts following the tribunal's investigations.
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Baldur von Schirach
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
International Military Tribunal
Petrillo Leads Musicians to Consider Broadcasting Plans
James C. Petrillo began another term as head of the American Federation of Musicians as the AFM studied the advisability of applying for FM broadcasting licenses. A committee will weigh licensing moves, with Petrillo authorized to push applications to the FCC if approved. The convention also placed control of the records fund with the executive board amid fast-growing assets.
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St. Petersburg
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
AFM
Federal Communications Commission
AFM Executive Board
Florida
Chester B. McMullen
Lea
Pilotless Plane Circles for 90 Minutes Before Forced Landing
A pilotless monoplane took off from municipal airport, climbed to 6000 feet, and circled nearly 90 minutes before a fuel exhaustion landing in a Milladore field. Airport manager Roy Kinlund said the craft would have landed safely with a smoother attitude and that both he and a helper jumped in to steady it during a 15 minute taxi before the final takeoff.
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Municipal
Milladore
Here
Roy Kinlund
Kinlund
Kinlund Said He Had Been Checking the Plane and Climbed Lut
Monticello Grace Evangelical Churches Schedule
Monticello churches list service times and activities. The Silver Star story theme will be sung by the children's choir at 10:40. Youth fellowship rally in Monroe Sunday afternoon. Rev Gordon Trickler of Portage guest speaks. Recognition of community training school Monday evenings for six weeks at parish house. Sunday evening with Rev Newell Mendenhall from Grace Lutheran Monroe guest speaker. Grace Evangelical Rev W J Abe. Sunday school 9:45 Worship 10:45 theme Only Two Religions Which is Yours. Junior choir rehearsal Saturday 1 pm children’s choir 2 pm.
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Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
A. R. Achtemeier Miiter
Silver Star
Monroe
Gordon Trickler
Portage
Newell Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Evangelical
W. J. Abe
County Breeders Group Adds 49 New Members
The Green County Breeders association welcomed 49 new members across three divisions breeding owner sampler testing and standard testing. Spease noted the breeding division set a May record servicing 515 cows as the group expands its reach with new members from Monroe Lena Monticello Exeter and other towns. A separate Youth Center Planning update details upcoming committee meetings and special finance and equipment sessions.
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Green County Breeders Association
Ronald L. Spease
Central Dairy Testing Laboratory
Spease
Bernard Clarno
Richard Haas
John Gobeli
Monroe
Merivin Schultz
Wayne
Reuben Heppler
New Glarus
Erwin Schafer
Lena
Jacob Rupp
Monticello
Jacob Kopp
Mt. Pleasant
Baltz Hefty
Springy Grove
Arnold Schupbach
Decatur
Edward Roth
Fred Schindler
Exeter
Walter Brugger
Cadiz
John Bollig
William Schwartz
Clarno
Robert Barker
Jefferson
Frank ‘Haas
E. Eberhardt
Waddams
Fred ‘Asmus Monroe
Lynn
Lynch
Henry Horstmeier
Rock City
Roger Nickel
Freeport
Sam Kloepping
Pearl City
Kopp
Charles Segner
Clifford Hawthorne
Harold Staley
Winslow William Schwartz
Vvon Schultz
Orangeville
Bennet Moen
Argyle
Jacob’ Rupp
Bernard Friederich
Juda
David Miller
Earl’ Liebergesalie
Clemen Schneider
Bernard
Youth Center
Youth Council
High Award to Adm Momsen for Activities in Western Pacific
Rear Adm. C. B. Momsen, commander of Japanese merchant shipping, received a gold star in lieu of a third legion of merit for his leadership of submarine warfare in the Western Pacific. The award was announced by Vice Adm. C. A. Lockwood Jr., and presented by Vice Adm. R. W. Griffin. Momsen’s submarines of squadrons 2 and 4 reportedly sank and damaged enemy tonnage in the Soccatess area.
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Tokyo
Pacific
C. B. Momsen
Japan
C. A. Lock~wood Jr
U. S. Pacific Fleet
R. W. Griffin
Mom~ Sen
Hoover and Peron Confer in Buenos Aires Talks
Reports from Buenos Aires say Herbert Hoover asked President Juan Peron for duplication of Argentina's 150000 ton wheat contribution to UNRRA during an hour long chat. The talk between Peron and Hoover, on a special food mission for President Truman, was described as cordial and cooperative.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Herbert Hoover
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
UNRRA
Truman
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