Hess Known for Loyalty To Hitler and Hess's Flight
The column portrays Hess as Nazi loyalist and key insider to Hitler, recounting his 1939 Reichstag moment and the deep faith that bound him to the Fuehrer. It interleaves Washington protest scenes with reflections on public letters driving congressional debate and a Keynesian view on postwar defense finance.
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Hess
Hitler
Nazi Germany
WNU
H Street
Washington
D. C
White House
Capitol Hill
Scotland
Rudolf Hess
Berlin
Nazi Party
Herr ‘Goering
Herr Goebbels
Britain
Reichstag
Germany
France
Poland
Kroll Opera House
Goering
St. Bernard
Fuehrer-to-be
Picnic Menu: Cheeseburgers and Seasonal Sides
A breezy late spring picnic idea features plump cheeseburgers with piquant sauce, tomato and onion salad, cole slaw, potato salad, and marshmallow graham cracker dessert sandwiches. Suggestions include fried eggs atop burgers, kettle-boiled potatoes with frankfurters, and chocolate ice cream made with simple ingredients.
Mosquito Tactics and Defense Training Projections
Briefs note a mosquito near a defense plant prompting oil in water barrels to suppress it. It reports defense industry labor shortages and cites John Studebaker predicting 1,000,000 trained for defense roles by June 30, 1941, with 325,000 trained or in training by January 1.
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John Studebaker
Picnic Hamburger Preparations and Outdoor Accessories
Hairline guide on assembling hamburgers for picnics with ground meat patties mixed with onion and seasoning, waxed paper prep, and cooking tips. Advises using hash as bun filler, hollowing rolls, buttering, and baking. Recommends oilcloth table coverings and the new two-quart lunch kits with vacuum bottles and a lid that folds into a table.
Bonfire Banquet Menu Featuring Cheeseburgers and Sides
This week’s menu offers cheeseburgers with piquant sauce, sliced tomatoes and green onions, raw carrots, potatoes or green corn roasted over hot coals. Dessert options include cup cakes and pie or fruit, with coffee or milk in a thermos or lemonade.
Hollywood Notes on Stars and Screenbacks
Virginia Vale reports on Edward Arnold slimming for Nothing But the Truth and his future lead in The Devil and Daniel Webster. Details cover Bing Crosby, Bob Hope road project changes to Road to Morocco, Ellen Drew’s film plans, Ginny Simms signing with RKO, Jean Arthur likely in Miss Susie Slagle’s, Harold Winston guiding Bette Davis, Look Who’s Talking cast, Anne Rooney's Metro debut, and other industry odds including Dennis Morgan in Carnival in Rio, Laurel and Hardy deal, and more from studios NBC and Fox.
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Edward Arnold
Arnold
The
Devil
Daniel Webster
Thomas Mitchell
Dennis Morgan
Warner Bros
Rio
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
20Th Century- Fox
9 Pictures
al Pearce
Wen Niles
Republic
Puddin
Rudy Vallee
John Barrymore
NBC
Ted Steele
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Havana
20Th Century-Fox
Alexis Smith
Errol Flynn
Patterns Sewing Circle neckline pattern No. 8929
A sewing pattern description notes a wickedly becoming neckline in silk print and afternoon cottons. Pattern No. 8929 is designed in even sizes 12 to 20. Size 14 requires 4 yards of 29 inch material and 3 4 yards of ready made ruffling. Order details follow.
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Trait
Ask Me Another A General Quiz Answers Preview
The southernmost capital is Wellington New Zealand. The first ocean steamer passed the Panama Canal in 1914. The Lutherans constitute the largest Protestant group with about 61 million. U S coffee consumption far exceeds the rest of the world. Jean Valjean appears in Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
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Panama Canal
United States
Jean Valjean
Wellington
New Zealand
Victor Hugo
Fragmented OCR snippet with stray phrases and quotes
The readable lines contain cryptic strings and quoted lines about directions and travel. A remark about insomnia notes difficulty sleeping even when time to wake. No clear event or persons identified.
Puncture Rod Guide Book Forks Road Route Incident
A dialogue snippet shows a warning about a puncture and a guide book noting a fork in the road. George is asked what happened, and the remark implies a misstep or obstacle encountered along the path. The lines suggest a cautionary moment in a travel or exploration context.
Getting Ready Prepare Yourself for the World
An old coachlike note urges athletes to oil the mind and manners for suppleness and flexibility, arguing that strength alone is insufficient, with Chesterfield cited as a guiding voice.
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Chesterfield
Quote on virtue and national zeal by Addison
A brief quotation asserts that lack of zeal among citizens signals general decline in virtue and national well being. The line emphasizes civic duty as essential to a country’s health and warns against apathy toward public good.
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Addison
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Morocco
Ellen Drew
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Bill Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Ginny Simms
Kay Kyser
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Susie Slagle
Paramount
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Harold Winston
Frank Capra
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Bette
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Charlie McCarthy
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Lucille Ball
Harold Lloyd
Lee Bonnell
Metro
Anne Rooney
Radio Gang
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