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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

7

Cross Examining Ghosts On Trial Of Dr Schacht

A reporter imagines ghosts testifying as Dr Hjalmar Schacht faces trial again after an appellate reversal. The piece references his Nazi status and prior 10 year sentence, with a satirical exchange implying political influence and a fictitious Hitler quote about support.

Hialmar Schacht

Hitler confirms Schacht funded 1933 election drive

Hitler states Schacht assembled industrialists and raised several million marks to finance the Nazi March 1933 election. He describes telling them explicit plans to abolish parliament, crush opposition, and pursue aggressive goals abroad. US records cite Nazi Aggression Volume 2 Chapter 16 Page 741.

Schacht Hitler Germany Wehrmacht United States

Goebbels and Schacht on Nazi loyalty during trials

In wartime testimony Schacht admits he backed Hitler and praised the Fuehrer. Goebbels remarked on Schacht's alignment as the Reich leader. The exchange cites diaries and official papers, noting Schacht's role in Germany's prewar armament financing and loyalty to Hitler.

Goebbels Hjalmar Schacht Dr. Schacht Fuehrer Schacht Voelkischer Beobachter Hitler Adolf Hitler Reich

Schacht admits unveiling Hitler bust at Reichsbank on July 31 1935

The exchange notes a confirmation by Schacht that he unveiled a bust of Hitler at the Reichsbank on July 31 1935 and stated Germany would stay or fall with the success of the Fuehrer policy.

Dr. Schacht Leipzig Fair Fuehrer Schacht Hitler Reichsbank Germany

Mask Clue Ties Gilbert in TreGlass Case

Eyewitness reports and a note from Duke, Todd’s nephew, suggest Gilbert may be linked to the TreGlass mystery. Georgine woke with a headache to intruders in her room, who fled before she could act as Mrs. Peabody’s tetter vanished from the table.

Gilbert Mrs. Peabody Georgine Mrs Peabody Duke Todd Borgine Sacramento Valley Mary Helen Sacramento Valleyville la Crane Serena Aameree John Crane Susie Miss Tillsit Virdette Barby Miss Bacon Teddy Nella Barbey Tillsit Horace

Attic secrets and a planned midnight stakeout

Georgine and Todd debate a missing letter page and its dangerous clue while plotting a covert reconnaissance behind the house. They suspect a Perfect Murderer scheme behind Miss Tillsit's death and the attic treasure hunt may trigger a deadly confrontation.

Domestic Tips From an Old Catalog

Frugal household ideas include using felt scraps under table legs to protect floors and improvised shoulder covers from pillow cases. Save fruit peels for flavoring puddings and store in jars. Line cake pans with wax paper, and use tape to secure braid or rick rack during sewing. Breakfast cereal with dried fruit adds flavor.

Nuts in batter cake to save frosting and texture

To save frosting a batter cake the instruction suggests sprinkling finely chopped filberts into the batter before baking. It warns against using this method on sponge type cakes as the batter is too light and the nuts will sink to the bottom.

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