Belts Tighten in Nazi Germany Food as War Weapon
Inside Europe writer Pierre J. Huss recalls Berlin life under rationing and blackouts. He contrasts German limits with American abundance, detailing meals at the Adlon, price controls, and the danger of hoarding while noting pilots, soldiers, and workers access limited rations.
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Hermann Goering
Berlin
Helgoland
Norway
Holland
Soviet Russia
Caspian
Europe
New York
Broadway
Adlon
Gestapo
America
Germany
Russia
Probation Granted for Three Defendants in Breakin Case
Applications for probation on behalf of Ralph Evans Robert Sherling and Ray Conkle named in an indictment for breaking and entering returned Oct 7 were granted today by Common Pleas Judge George N Graham. Each received two year probation. The defendants are from Justus and Navarre areas. Want ads note readers often seek to buy electric washers and ironers.
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Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Ralph Evans
Robert Sherling
Justus
Ray Conkle
RD 2
Navarre
Jury finds 14 guilty on Nazi spy charges
Fourteen men were found guilty by a Brooklyn federal court of conspiring to transmit U S defense secrets to German agents and failing to register as representatives of an alien government. Indictments date from July and three dozen were initially named. 17 pled guilty beforehand. Sentence set for Monday.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Brooklyn
Federal Court
Frederick J. Duquesne
Rudolf Ebeling
Josef E. Klein
Axel Wheeler- Hill
Paul A. W. Scholz
Leo Waalen
Heinrich Carl Eilers
Herman Lang
Carl Reuper
Adolph H. A. Walischewski
Conradin Dold
Franz St
Letters To Santa Claus From Canton Children
A collection of Christmas letters from young readers, listing toy asks and holiday wishes. Names include Yvonne McNish, Darla Mae Tewis, Roger David Weisel, David Snyder, Bobby Burleson, Jimmy Brennan, Carol Darrah, Jelen Busko, and others from Canton area addresses. Also a stray zoological note stating boa constrictor anatomy.
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Santa
Prospect Ave
Bernard
Bobby Burleson
P. S
Santa Claus
Jimmy Brennan
Bedford
Trailer camp post office opens in St. Louis area
In St. Louis County, a new trailer camp post office began operating at Gray's Grove, claimed to be the nation's first. The camp houses 137 families and about 500 people, mostly defense workers, with William Gray, property owner, serving as postmaster.
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ST. Louis
United States
St. Louis County
Gray’s Grove
William Gray
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Washington
Ionesto Hotel
Isaly
Ae Sea
Want Ad
Williamson Heater Company
William White
Carroll
Ohio
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Associated Heating CO
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Scotland
Yvonne
North Canton
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Darla Mae Tewis
Rosemont Ct
Ann
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Smith Ave
Carol
Canton
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Sta St NE
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15Th St
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