Hitler Plan To Capture Russia Was Real Triumph For Hess
In a New York dispatch, Pierre Huss recounts how Adolf Hitler’s plan to attack Russia unsettled Germany’s leaders. Rudolf Hess, a fervent Nazi loyalist, clung to the belief that peace with England could merge with a Soviet war, while Goering and Ribbentrop clashed over whether to strike England and Russia together. Hess’s hopes for a negotiated settlement faded as April 22 set the invasion date, with belief that victory would justify the path to peace.
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Burglaries Target Five Local Homes Over Weekend
Five more burglaries were reported to police over the weekend. McKinley Royer at 1613 Edwards Ave NE said burglars used a skeleton key Sunday night to enter and ransack the upstairs, taking 44 dollars, a wrist watch and three rings from a small metal box. Thurman Keller at 2250 21st St NE reported entry through a bedroom window Sunday night with 7.70 dollars, two wrist watches, a gold locket and four rings missing. Mrs. Chalmer G. Smith at 133 Cleveland Ave SW lost about 70 dollars late Saturday night when a side window was forced open. Burglars also took a small bank with about 4 dollars from Ralph Cozzoli at 200 Hawk Pl SW Saturday night. Fred McKinney at 610 2nd St NE reported entry at 704 2nd St NE with a robbed table model radio and clothing.
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Edwards Ave
Thurman Keller
21St St
Chalmer G. Smith
Cleveland Ave
Ralph Cozzoli
Hawk Pl
Fred McKinney
2Nd St
Soldiers In Crash Miss Visit Home But Enjoy Selves
Eight Canton army privates on leave from Ft. Eustis Va were stranded near East McKeesport Pa after a snowstorm crash while en route home. Roy Davis and wife hosted them in their six room apartment turning it into a dormitory with a big breakfast after officers urged rest. The group praised Pennsylvania hospitality and included Alfred Allman William Jones Robert Miller Roland Oyster Kenneth Stone Joseph Student Lester Marmet Elden Zurcher.
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Alfred C. Allman
Wells Ave NW
William Jones
Brown Ave NW
Robert Miller
Bank of SW
Roland Oyster
Kenneth R .Stone
Hursh Pf NW
Joseph Student
Kimballrd SE
Lester Marmet
Elden I. Zurcher
Holmes Car Sales Gain In Millersburg December Totals
Keith K. Kaser, clerk of courts, reports 22 cars and seven trucks sold in December, up from 14 cars and five trucks in November, in Millersburg.
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Relief At Last For Your Cough
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as the remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis. It claims the beechwood creosote blend loosens phlegm soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and aids natural healing with no narcotics. If not satisfied a money back guarantee is offered.
Stoves Wanted Ad Urges Sellers to Respond
The Repository Want Ad section reports buyers seeking gas stoves and related items. An ad notes a gas stove in good condition with a china closet priced at $8 and an address at 2213 9th SW with phone contact 30259. A second number 5101 invites sellers to place an inexpensive ad to reach tomorrow’s paper readers.
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Two from district appointed colonels in general staff
The War Department announced promotions to temporary colonel in the general staff corps for Thomas E. Roderick of Navarre and John J. Albright of Lisbon. Roderick served in Washington and Albright in Columbia, South Carolina, as of April 20 last year.
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Falls 10 Stories, Lives. Perry Butler Survives Fall
Perry C. Butler, 48, fell ten stories onto the hood of a parked automobile in Los Angeles on January 5 and survived the plunge. He suffered injuries but remained alive.
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