Gen Stulpnagel Dies by Suicide in Paris Prison Cell
Gen Otto von Stulpnagel, 70, former German Paris military governor, hanged himself in his Chercke-Mid prison cell to avoid interrogation for war crimes before the Paris Military Tribunal. He faced charges of murder and terror in the French capital and was to be questioned at Reutus bartaths tomorrow.
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Paris
Otto von Stulpnagel
Johannes Blackowitz
Holland
Nuernerg
Stulpnagel
France
Muluar
Greater Pari
Sulpongel
Freneh
Reutus Bartaths
Hermann Goering
Franz Boehme
Nuernberg
Blashouitz
Lake Avenue PTA Meeting Sparks Discussion
On Tuesday evening February 3 the Elyrva Township PTA gathered at Lake Avenue to hear a talk. Attendees included local residents and PTA officers who discussed upcoming events and school activities.
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Lake Avenue
Elyrva Township
PTA
Lake Ai
Noted Clergyman To Speak At Oberlin
Oberlin prepares for a February 10 talk by Dr D Bernard Iddings Bell of Providence. The clergyman, former head of St Stephen College and a noted author, will discuss a World Like Ours at the Fieney Memorial Chapel.
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D. Bernard Iddings Bell
Providence
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Ord Educt
Esering
Fieney Memorial
Cherpel
Overly Sobege
Tueday
Dr Bell
Dayton
Dow
University of Chicago
Ford du Lac
Wisconsin
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
L‘er
St Stephen College
Columbia University
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