Out of the Night Chapter XXXII in Copenhagen
An embedded scene set in Copenhagen under Comintern operations reveals Rishard Jensen and Otto Melchior, with Walter Ulrich, shaping a covert network to move political influence away from Germany. The narrative ties Danish hospitality and Nordic routes to a broader plan against bourgeois democracies as Hitler rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rishard Jensen
Gooyne Augen
Copenhagern
Germany
Baltic
Rhine
Jensen
Moscow
Leningrad
Berlin
Hamburg
Suestr
Herness
Jen
Sen
Sie
Westbureau
Comintern
Copenhagen
Vimmelskaftet
Tse
Otto Melchior
Paris
France
Helsinki
Gapendhagen
Pessens
Dehmayk
Sind
Georg Dimitrov
Walter Ulrich
Alas Ulbricht
Ulrich
Sorensen
Tatenu
Hommi
1.Terrmbional
Albertc Waller
Gestapo
Ulrichy
Bourgeoin
Hitler
Jay
Red
Stoge Fatten for Defense
A garbled report describes wartime defense measures, German and socialist references, and a plan to form stock groups for defense funds. Officials discuss mobilization, loans, and industrial actions amid a great shipping strike in Sweden, aiming to provoke political conflict and broader upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Senmen'g Tindon
Rallors
Ulrich
Wes
Mliers Hobby Turns To Gadgets And Burglar Alarms
Cant Raburtt leads the 89th Scheel squadron and enjoys tinkering with gadgets at home on West Mistletoe Avenue. A burglar alarm system at Robnett residence uses photo electric cells and motion sensors to detect entry, while a separate car alarm warns if unauthorized driving occurs. Robnett, Columbia teacher and aviation instructor, explains his alarm was removed after neighborhood cats kept triggering it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cant, IV
Raburtt
Eateh
Robnett
Cocker
Ughis
Columbia
Okahoma City University
Petroleumn Company
Galveston
CCC
Rebnett
Colombia
Jims
Om Finance
Belore
Habnett
Youth nabbed as burglary suspect described by police
Police described a youth arrested Tuesday morning as a burglary suspect connected with several recent break ins. Officers said the youth had sold a quantity of gold valued at about $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leing
Feveir
Ald Ho
AAA Workers in Conference Here Colton Marketing Quotas
AAA workers from 24 counties in this area held a conference at the Pio Place hotel. A J Moss and officer Jory from Texas chaired the meeting while Colton marketing quotas for the AAA were discussed and partly disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Pio Plnge
A. J. Moss
Imler
Jory i'Texas
War Vets to Make Plans for Picnic
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Sam Houston Post No 75 will meet this evening at a local bike club to plan a basket picnic. Newly admitted members are expected to be initiated. Quartermaster Nell Van Nusiliary announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sam Houston Post
van Nusiliary
Joly We Nell
Quartermaster
Fire in Dums Dumps Firemen Too
City reports a blaze at Somers Road area Tuesday with firemen responding from outside city limits. Fire and Force Commissioner L Anderson notes the crew were called to quell the stop fire after a log run, reflecting the outside response policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somers
L. Anderson
Cfty
Thief Steals Wallet, Purses and Items at Local Spots
Miss Jewell Flowers reports a wallet or purse stolen from 5 Mary Street with a water band, $5, a fountain pen and a meal ticket. Gladys Jones at 1609 North Zarza notes two Swan tickets and a cigarette case taken from Louis Tenge at 118 North Centre Street. A ransacked shop at Jack’s Ball on 627 East Commerce Street lists $1.40, shoe relishes, and clothing valued at $39 from Tec-Off tavern at 1900 Mission Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Flowers
Mary Street
Gladys Jones
North Zarza
Inoym Séyec
North Gentres Lest
East Commerce Street
Mission Road
Smoker Slated by Sons of Hermann
Harmonia Lodge No 1 of the Order Sons of Hermann will host a smoker Thursday after the regular lodge meeting. GC, Wrri Paeh, is listed as chairman of the entertainments committee with details provided by the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Harmonia Lodge No. 1
Order Sons of Hermann
Herman Sons
Wrripaeh
War chases old fears as a narrator recalls past loyalties
A fragmented reminiscence by Arthur Bugs Baer reflects on wartime duties and temptations, recalling former loyalties and personal conflicts. The speaker laments burdens of service while contrasting familiar comforts with the pull of home and family.
Powder bag standards upheld by ordnance board
A wartime notice says a pen-lyne cotton material for powder bags used in big guns has been approved by the ordnance department. It details which artillery types may use the bags and notes reduced risk of premature explosions. Also recorded is a separate matter about Victor Yeeker’s pardon bid being denied and local election opponents being named, with Harper involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ordnance Department
War Department
Catton
Victor Yeeker
Procot No. 2
Boar of
Pirotes
Jack” Harper
O. B. Harper
Harper
Auto crashes into post injuries reported in city streets
Two auto crashes injure several people on Hoebeon Avenue and Victoria Street, with victims including Refina Aguitar 23 Manuel Casting 18 and Mel Edna Henry treated for minor or serious injuries at Green Hospital and Station Hospital. A child Irina Henderson 12 received injuries at South Hackberry and Porter streets. Additional victims include Patrick Marlines 4 and Robert Pape 416 North Street with minor injuries from separate collisions.
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Hoebeen Avenue
Victoria Street
Robert Green Hosepital
Porter Streets
Irina Hendeen
Peck Avenue
Green Hospital
Patrick Marlines
Onico Street
Alcar
West Gammerce Street
B. Davis
Nor't
Mares Street
Robert Pape
North Street
Vernon
Tredevitkyburg
Show to Be Given Dodd Newcomers
A one hour show will be staged at the Dodd field reception center Tuesday at 7 p.m for the newer comers. Several dancing numbers will be presented and a play The Wrecked Honeymoon by pupils of Miss Norma Miler. Others on the program are Millard Schoeff vocalist Mrs Pearl Davis guitarist and vocalist Mrs Matheny pianist Al Obliger burly tone soloist. Obiger will act as master of ceremonies and lead the soldiers in songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd Field
Norma Miler
Millard Schoeff
Pearl Davis
Matheny
al Obliger
Burly Tone Sololub
Obiger
Kelly Cameraman Has Exciting Past
Private Miron W Walser a Oklahoma native and photographer of Kelly field has led a varied life. He toured as a stock company actor for three years then worked for an Oklahoma City radio station writing scripts and producing sound effects. He studied drama at Russell and O Sullivan School of Dramas taught there and worked as an instructor. He joined a fruit boat to South America and journeyed to the Orinoco while recovering from fever. After returning he resumed radio duties and enlisted in the army while pursuing education. At Kelly Field he continues photography and hopes to resume stage work with the San Antonio theatre season if compatible with military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miron W. Walser
Kelly Field
Oklahoma
Walser
Wetlver
I Oklahoma City
Radio
Waleer
Russell and O'Sullivan School of
Exist Cetyor
Jeft
Wal‘err
South America
Orinoco
States
Oklahoma Radio
Sta
Mmy
Kelly Ueld
San Antonio
Pioneer Day Events Set by Texas Pioneers
Texas Pioneer day will be observed Saturday with speeches a barbecue supper and an old fashioned dance by Boxer county chapter members of the Texas Pioneers O J Soldher program chairman announced Luther M Birkett attorney will be guest speaker at the open ceremonies at Koehler park at 430 p m A barbecue will follow at 630 p m Some 500 members expected to attend the dance beginning at 8 p m at Pioneer hall Maverick and Frank FB Gerbil will manage the barbecues Stanley Webister is dance chairman and Alfred W Rhode is president of the association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxer County
State Association of Texas Pioneers
O. J. Soldher
Luther M. Birkett
Koehler Park
Pioneer Hald
Maverick
Frank FB
Gerbil
Stanley Webister
Alfred W. Rhode
Inquest Held for S A Man Dies at Home
Justice of the peace O I Wiley conducted an inquest Tuesday into the death of Francis Ramirez aged 6 at 726 South Sayeds Street who died suddenly at home Monday. A fire department ambulance squad responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justles
Peace O. I
Wiley
Franciscs Ramirez
South
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Stoge
Gersnay Party
Tald
Central Committee
Algenna
National Defense
Wesley Grole
Fava Securitty Administravait Hag
Hoya Nid
Spitatn Club
Willy Buy Defense
Grote
Lar Jensen
Patterson
PSA
Wollweber
Rexas
Lenin Ci
FSA
E. V. Robnets
Kelly Ilier
Mlier
Mimeograph
Tita & Malit
Pall Anderson CO
Fannin
Baering
Arthur
Bugs
Baer
Fox
Wistreaton
TN Vint
Bashtof
Biungatis
Wis
Sottonpowger Board
Kelly
Milton W. Waller
S. A. Man
Frost
College Girl Fashion
No Mater
Deve Rush
Beau-catcher
Vogue
St. Anthony
Ellen Kaya
Dalman
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