Nazi consular head branded by Nazi in San Francisco
A San Francisco divorcee, Mrs. Alice Crockett, sues Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, alleging he owed her money for an alleged visit to Germany and that he acted as head of Germany’s espionage service in the United States. The complaint, filed in Superior Court, claims verbal terms for $500 monthly for six months and $3,000 expenses. Crockett says Wiedemann sought her help to verify if he remained Hitler’s favorite and met Goebbels Goering during a Berlin hotel party. She claims Hitler’s entourage approved his consular duties and espionage role.
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Harvard Cult Burns Hitler in Effigy at Harvard
Harvard students calling themselves the Crimean cult burned an Adolf Hitler effigy during a late night hex party on the Charles River bank. About 20 members pulled pins from the effigy before setting it alight and briefly tortured a fellow student bound over embers. the student was reportedly unhurt. A supposed editor of the group’s notes, who allegedly disclosed the plan, was targeted but unharmed.
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Bank Clearings Rise Across U S in Week
New York report from February 20 shows Dun and Bradstreet data: 23 leading cities totaling 1.797 million dollars in clearings, up 21 percent from last year and above the previous week. No significant disruptions noted.
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White Crusade to Hear Rev Sanden at Texas Mission Home
Rev O L Sanden will speak before the White Crusade committee at the Texas Mission Home and Training School Thursday at 1 49 p m Madison C Stearns, chairman, has announced.
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Tobey accuses Quayle of misleading senate committee
Senator Tobey charged Oliver A. Quayle Jr., DNC manager, with brazenly leading the senate campaign expenditures committee astray over loans totaling $100,000 from R. J. Reynolds to New Jersey and New York Democratic state committees. Tobey said Quayle and Reynolds gave diametrically opposed testimony and that Quayle changed his views on recall.
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Feb
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CCC Camp Swept by Flu and Colds
Sixteen CCC boys from Alabama and Mississippi were ill with influenza pneumonia and colds at Squaw Creek camp near Redding today. Seventeen others were under observation as three Mississippi youths developed pneumonia. the outbreak caused concern among camp officials while 160 CCC workers continue building a road from McCloud around the Shasta dam reservoir.
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Furlough News and Local Gleanings From Camp Bowie to Wichita
The Bexar Facts catalogues furloughs and travels of several figures including JOHN FERGUSON awaiting a month off at Camp Bowie, ERNIE CASERAS returning from Glenn Miller's band, and ROBERT LOZANO considering a shift to juvenile county work. Also noted are a piano purchase by a local merchant, Mrs. Harrietie Patiens managing her son's machinery business, and various notes on travels, fashions, and community residents including Nate Morey recovering from an accident and others tied to Wichita, Louisiana, and Mississippi links.
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McPherson, Kan
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Glenn Miller
California
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W Ho
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Kan
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Deep South
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Mississippi
Many Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches
Old treatment often brings relief as readers discover their back pain may stem from tired kidneys. The piece notes kidneys are the body's main waste filters, with symptoms like puffiness and fatigue signaling trouble. It highlights simple tests and urges consults with physicians for proper care.
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Doane Imis Cussed Successfully By Ioutluns
Pete Loar
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Wally
Ney Rabea
Polaenaue Saale
Villa
Guam Naval Base Project Passes House Amid Senate Uncertainty
The House approved a $242,008,000 naval base development plan for Guam to bolster defense, despite anticipated Senate opposition. Senator Johnson said support wavers and the proposal may face hurdles, while the report notes implied broader strategic concerns and competing priorities in Washington.
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