Behind The Nazi Scenes Hitler Tricked By Stalin’s Finland Feint
In a 1941 Berlin view, Hitler misread Stalin as eager to placate Germany. Moscow’s inner circle allegedly plotted to remove Stalin while the Red Army hid its vast wartime power. German reports said Finland and Baltic battles masked Soviet strength and foiled German plans for a swift invasion.
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Charles Lindbergh
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Nazi Party
Foreign Office
Paul Schmidt
Ribbentrop
Finnish Gulf
Herr Schmidt
Leningrad
Reich
Europe
Ladoga
Soviet
Intourist
GPU
Lindbergh
History of rubber heard by optimists at luncheon
Harold Ziegler of Ziegler Tire & Supply spoke at the Courtland hotel about rubber history from discovery to modern tire rationing. He noted U S rubber on hand and at sea, discussed possible rationing aims for offense, retread tires for motorists, scarce tubes, and potential future supply from guayule or synthetic rubber. Plans for a Feb 12 Optimist dinner were announced.
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Harold Ziegler
Ziegler Tire & Supply Co
Optimist Club
Courtland Hotel
Ziegler
Brazil
Pacific Ocean
Three Drivers Fined and One Jailed in Municipal Court
Three motorists faced fines in municipal court before Judge Gordon J. Burris. William F. Merryman of 636 Young Ave NE paid 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and 25 dollars and costs with driving rights suspended six months for leaving the scene of an accident. Edward C. Jack of 1226 Lippert Rd NE was fined 50 dollars and costs, sentenced to two days in the county jail, and had driving rights suspended six months for driving while under the influence. Kenneth Steele of Akron was fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving and 5 dollars and costs for failing to obtain a state driver license.
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Gordon J. Burris
William F. Merryman
Young Ave NE
Edward C. Jack
Lippert Rd NE
Kenneth Steele
Akron
First Lady Scorns Hoarding Amid War Shortages
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt told reporters hoarding soap sugar silk stockings or auto tires is futile as shortages will persist. She urged citizens to join the shared effort and practice restraint, noting she wears black stockings and avoids personal tires while White House operations run on a short order plan. The President may invite guests to lunch during talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Old Bulb Still Lit After Four Decades in Wisconsin
In Barron Wis a rooming house run by Miss Jean Smith keeps an incandescent light bulb burning after more than 40 years of service. The bulb remains in use at the house despite modern replacements and stands as a local curiosity.
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Barron, Wis
Jean Smith
Cunningham Heads Wake Island Defense
The navy confirms Commander Winfield Scott Cunningham directed naval operations on Wake Island as of December 7, the U S Japan hostilities. Tokyo radio claimed Cunningham and the Wake garrison were prisoners in Yokohama after the island fell December 24. Cunningham wrote his wife December 20, saying all was well and he intended to stay safe.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Winfield Scott Cunningham
Wake Island
United States-Japan
Tokyo
Cunningham
Civilian Brigade Formed To Aid Troops At Shelby
At Camp Shelby Mississippi a new volunteer brigade forms the Women s Supply Regiment and Men s Supply Regiment. All civilian supply workers enlist to free troops for combat. They will handle jobs from bossing to stevedore work, wear uniforms, and train in first aid sanitation air raids chemical attack and supplying combat units.
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Camp Shelby
Miss
Axis agents still active in U S says Dies
Chairman Dies told reporters at a closed committee meeting that evidence before the house committee on un American activities shows Axis agents are still in the United States and actively disseminating propaganda nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Peterson's Ointment fame spread nationwide</T:>
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment for pile relief that brought quick cooling soothing and astringent relief. It became a nationwide favorite and was sold in 35c boxes or 60c tubes with applicator with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Dies cites Axis propaganda list used by Workers League
After two unidentified witnesses provided a list of 3,500 persons, Chairman Dies described Axis propaganda spread as a matter before the committee. He said the National Workers League used the list as a clearing house for Axis propaganda in the United States.
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Dies
National Workers League
Texan
United States
Pharmacist’s Guarded Care Ensures Safe Prescriptions
A pharmacist assures health protection by guarding stock quality purity and freshness. Every weight and measure is checked for accuracy and each step is double checked to prevent error. Confidence in our prescription labels is emphasized. Flavor.
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