U S Officials Aroused Over Nazi Revival
Frankfurt Germany Dec 1 AP American officials warned of rising German nationalism after a high commissioner survey of 3800 Germans found nationalists growing louder with less Allied control but no evidence of a broad Nazi revival. McCloy noted areas still motivated by Nazism while most Germans favored unity with the Soviet zone but resisted communist terms. The poll showed mixed views on nationalism with 65 percent favoring patriotic nationalism without dictatorship or militarism and 20 percent opposing it.
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John J. McCloy
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High Commissioner
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Bavaria
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Canada
Strasser
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West Germany
High Commission
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Saar
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Sudetenland
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Bohemia
Austria
Hitler
Poland
New Vetmobile Aims To Give Paralyzed Vet New Life
Edward T. Adkins unveils a hand driven Vetmobile built from surplus aircraft parts for Robert F. Driscoll of Brockton Mass. The device powers a movable workshop with a lathe and key maker, runs up to 20 mph, and uses a fighter plane tiller instead of a steering wheel. Adkins plans to donate these crafts to veterans free of charge.
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San Francisco
Edward T. Adkins
Adkins
Robert F. Driscoll
Navy
Brockton, Mass
Cushing Veterans Administration Hospital
Framingham
Mass
Grumman
Driscoll
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Lottie O Neill Enters Race for State Senate
Chicago December 1 AP Rep Lottie Holman ONeill first woman in the Illinois Legislature in 1922 announces candidacy for the state Senate seeking the Republican nomination from the 41st district covering Du Page and Will counties. District is held by Sen Richard J Barr who plans retirement. James W Barr Joliet attorney and nephew to the senator will oppose her in the primary.
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Chicago
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Rdowners Grove
Ilinois
Senate
DuPage
Will Counties
Richard J. Barr
Joliet
James W. Barr
Backache and Leg Pains Signal Kidney Trouble
Warns that tired kidneys can cause backache leg pains loss of energy and other symptoms. Suggests Doan’s diuretic as remedy. Describes frequent painful urination puffiness headaches and fatigue as signs to consult a druggist.
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Doan
Policeman Otto Firearm Accident on Night Off
Detroit police officer Donald Otto 23 reported his service pistol discharged while he walked with a girlfriend on his night off. The weapon fired, shredding the seat of his trousers, as a fiery red haired officer described the incident.
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Detroit
Donald Otto
Cop locks wife in Hillsdale basement mix up
Undersheriff Estel Pifer, known for locking jail doors, arrived home in Hillsdale Michigan and found his wife in the basement where he had locked her in with the family wash ten hours earlier.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Estel Pifer
Giant dredges dominate Fairbanks Alaska gold mining
In the Fairbanks Alaska area most gold is extracted by enormous dredges surpassing the size of a two story house. These massive machines plow riverbeds, churn streams, and pull up gold bearing sediment, illustrating the scale of industrial mining in the region.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Little Fellows With Big Colds Save Sleep with VapoRub
A home remedy touts VapoRub for relief of children’s cold distress. The article advises rubbing it on at bedtime to ease discomfort and help the child sleep, claiming the worst symptoms fade by morning.
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Vicki
Felony Appeal Law Challenged as Unconstitutional
Chief Justice Thomas J. Lynch ruled Illinois new post-conviction statute unconstitutional. The law requires prisoners to address appeals to the convicting court, sparking concerns of encroaching on judiciary power. The decision comes on Frank Dale’s 1933 robbery case under the Habitual Criminal act, his 39th appeal under the law in Cook County.
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Thomas J. Lynch
Criminal Court
State Supreme Court
Lynch
Frank Dale
Dale
Cook County
Eldorado editor L. O. Trigg dies at 70
L O Trigg editor and publisher of The Eldorado Daily Journal and longtime Saline County publisher died of a heart ailment in Ferrell hospital Eldorado after several weeks illness He started in Ozark area printing tickets later founded Ozark News Creal Springs News and The Weekly Journal Eldorado Funeral set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church
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Ozark Tours
Eldorado
L. O. Trigg
Eldorado Daily Journal
Saline County
Ferrell Hospital
Illinois
Ozark “Foothill
Calvary Baptist Church
Saline County Dean of
Ozark
Ozark News
Creal Springs
Carrier Mills
Vienna
Ewing
Ewing Baptist
Ewing Trigg
Thompsonville
Illinois Bell plans big stock issue approved
The Illinois Commerce Commission approved Illinois Bell Telephone Co plan to issue and sell 389,982 shares at par. The move will raise nearly 39 million dollars to retire short term loans from American Telegraph and Telephone Co and fund postwar construction and service improvement.
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Chicago
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Illinois System
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