Nazi favored general von Ribben trop promoted high command
The report says General Joachim von Ribben trop, favored by Hitler, has been promoted within the Nazi Guard to a high command. Rumors claim he may receive the rank of ambassador at large and, later, could become secretary of state for foreign affairs.
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Stalin Speech at All Union Congress in Moscow
I. V. Stalin, dictator of Soviet Russia, delivers a speech in a characteristic pose during the second All Union Congress of Collective Farm Shock Workers in Moscow.
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Chronology of a Chilean City Founded in 1541
Santiago, capital of Chile and fourth largest city in South America, traces its founding to 1541. Centuries of bridges cross the river dividing the city, with Santa Lucia hill at the center, and straight streets laid out four centuries ago by Spanish explorers.
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What the Church Is For and Its Foremost Purpose
Lesson overview for May 12 centers on the church as a single body in Christ with diverse members. Emphasizes unity in Christ, the function of believers, and the church’s nature and work across age groups.
The Church Unity and Growth From Ephesians Teachings
A compact study traces the church as a unified body born of the Spirit, with Christ as head. It outlines seven unities including one body one Spirit and one Lord, and describes growth through offices like apostles prophets evangelists pastors and teachers guiding believers toward maturity in faith.
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Hawaiians Turn to Preservation of Racial Group
A discussion reflecting a shift in Hawaii from a melting pot ideal to stronger self conscious racial identities. It notes increased endogamy among Hawaiians, growth in numbers, and the emergence of separate civic clubs and race based cultural focus at universities and schools. Elizabeth Green cites Asia Magazine on this cultural shift.
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Eleven-year-old king at throne sparks debate
Richmond dispatch questions nations that permit child labor on the throne and whether an enlightened people should recognize such rulers. The piece probes legitimacy and international reaction to a youngest monarch.
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Postum Free Week’s Supply Offer Promoted
Advertisement notes the Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The periodical urges readers to request the sample in a timely manner.
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Man’s Three Characters Explained
A reflective aphorism notes that every man shows a public face, possesses private traits, and holds beliefs about his own character, contrasting outward display with inner reality.
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