May 1945 column hints at Nazi leadership tensions in Germany
A May report traces earlier claims that Hitler faced friction with generals Brauchitsch and Goering over strategy and politics. It cites a London dispatch noting quiet acceptance of a challenge, with hints of conflict within the leadership and questions about Hitler’s grip on supreme power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller von Arsuchitsch
N.Y
Ty Wither
Germany
Hitler
Beruchitech
Supreme Cominand
Uma
Hiller
Mirs
Average Pilot Near 23 Years old
Merced Cal a romsite plea ture of all pits making exeru she sor the skrrs drawn up fer vently. At the Merced Army Air Base the pilot was found to be 22 years and nine months old and stands 5 feet 6 inches tall weighing 101 pounds. He was active in HIxt schol sports and spent years in college but focused on athletics. He probably never saw a plane before enlisting. Chinese flyers graduate at Belleville field after six months study in radio communications under secrecy. The piece also discusses Nazi leaders and Von Brauchitsch amid war context, noting political dynamics within Hitler’s regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercel
Cal
Lo Ike
Merced Army Air Base
Amy Air Corps
Hitler
Hravichlink
Germany
Brauchitich
von Brauchitsch
Brauchitieh
Brauchitsch
Poland
France
von Arauchitsch
Irma Gill
Pierre Huspen Hook
U. S
Man
Jhal Vem Brauchitsch
von Brauchitech
von Fritsch
Tietje Huss
Uitler
von Brauchitich
Don't Store Cars Warns AAA On Storage Tips
AAA urges 20 million car owners not to store cars idle but use them wisely to extend mileage and reduce wear. If storage is needed, follow steps: drain gasoline, block wheels, disconnect brake, store battery, use rust inhibitors, lubricate wash wax, cover engine openings, and protect upholstery with moth repellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American, Automobile Association
AAA
Hanrs
College Speeds Up Medical Training at UC Medical School
San Francisco reports a major reform at the University of California Medical School with the largest class in its history set to graduate in May. The school shifts to a three semester year, reduces the MD training to three years, and allows five-year MD degrees for those who complete three semesters annually, while pre medical credits remain separate. Graduates will enter hospitals or join army duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of Califcrta Medical School
Francis M. Smyth
South Amherst Plans Senior Class Events Amid Commencement
Twenty three seniors will receive diplomas at the South Amherst graduation on Thursday evening May 21 with Dean Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College as speaker. Other events include Baccalaureate May 7 with Mot. Stidley of Oberlin College and church services led by Rev. Sanderson and Rev. Schmidt. Alumni banquet is set for May 23, and class colors are blue and white with gardenia for the shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Frederick Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ueres
Clase
Mot. Stidley
Oberlin College
EB. J. Sanderson
C. E Schmidt
M.A. Burris
South Amherst Choral Club
Grace Thompson
Donald Schacht
Mary Mutica
Helen Novae
Max Werbert
Helen Yacmock
Mary Gentile
Helen 5Var
Gloria Allsop
Betty Witt
Elizzabeth Wirth
Olsa Zukowski
Virginia Nich
Grace Thompein
Roberta MicCord
Margaret Sliman
Nelson Farey
George Yarmack
Ernest Hyster
Donald Gauman
Mabel Dudash
Mary Melica
Katherine Balzer
Betty Ines
Walter Nieding
Robert Nekel
Wm. Holzhauer
Amherst Fire District Meeting Seeks New Fireman and Plans Outing
Following the captain report at Fires meeting Tuesday evening, the chief announced no practice Thursday but May 21 was set for council consideration to appoint George Fox as fireman. A Brown heads the entertainment committee with Ward, McKinney, Barris, Dahl, Gorton and Lark. May 25 first aid practice and June 26 outing discussed. Service at Amherst Hospital Day featured open house and refreshments. Mothers with babies born last year were recognized, with several names listed and tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelliton Barris
George Dahl
Monty Gorton
Frank Lark
Frederick Tabbert
William Stiwald
Fire Department
Ralph Haas
Matpis
McKintey
Avagonal
Amherst
H. H. VanKeuren
PL A. Sawyer
Clarence Grisber
P. Simashkeviel
J. Sabo
J. Mahar
Frederick Stilgen
Local club and church notices feature meetings and a festival
The Mothers club met May 28 at the school with officer elections: president Mrs George Malfentimnise, vice president Mrs R Ho Hearn, secretary treasurer Mrs J Ollies. A picnic dinner planned at Mrs David Wooing’s home. Monors in contests awarded to several members. Evangeline church group met Tuesday on How Measure Success in Life. Lars White welcomed as new member. Vocal music festival by Am erst Hi students slated for 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. grade school chore included 7th and 8th grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Mothers Club Ciet
Mra
David Wooing
Elmer Bischoff
Monors
Norman Becker
Elmer Birch Toft
Genthe Balterhouse
Newton Nechtel
Terothy Miller
Abc
Intercollegiate League
Peter Evancestea
Reformed
Donna Sanders
Beatrice Borowice
Gloria Koop
Sehmkdt
Ruth Harenflue
Lars White
Amerst Hi
Tih
Rotary Club
Robert Muttard
Werner Zien
R. le Mont
Abettant
H. H. Maxwell
Roy Stevens
Howard Dulnage
FR. Powers
Donald Ludwig
Mr. Ludwig
H. Henry
Cardington
Pam
Broankjelm
Everings
Paul Portman
Henriatta
A. J. Cooper
Hessel Biller
R. E. Albright
Ieader
Mrad Petty
Hertan Portman
Henry Leimsbach
Fleetwood romance twists through Kentucky estate
Anne Blakemore inherits Fleetwood in Kentucky after her father's death and, advised by Judge Daingerfield, hires Mont Sherrill as manager while uncovering a frame up in a neighboring farm. Tensions rise as Otis frames Sidney, Judith elopes, and Anne faces Evan Berry while navigating love, fear, and family duty aboard. The chapter ends with Anne returning home from Linda's wedding with Evan, sensing Mont's jealousy.
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Anne Blakemore
Fleetwood
Kentucky
Daingerfield
Mont Sherrill
Bent
Anne
Otis Frame
Ment
Otis
Sidney
Danngetfield
Mont
Evan Berry
Judith
Elpless
Oti
Una
Peter
Linda
Louisville
Breckenridge
Evan
Perona
Mothers and Families in Local News Highlights
Ed Dodd notes social visits and illnesses as Arthur Hadeen and others appear at Lakewood Hospital. Mrs John Sumitom of Mullreed and Mr Howard Walker attend Mother's Day dinner with Herold Smiths. Betty McCampbell and Bill Latt announce newborns at St Joseph and Lakewood Hospitals. LaVerne Buswell visits Camp Crowder, Missouri. Earl Smith of Cleveland visits his parents. Girl Reserves plan a May 14 Mother Father Daughter supper with pot luck and skit program. Three sons in service, Raymond, Leo, and Dustin, with Alfred rejected for ankle injury.
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Mix
Howard Walker
Herold Smith
Von
Edwin Nussdorfer
Bali
Ohio
Nussdorfer
Rosie Betty MecCampbell
Joseph
Bill Latt
Lakewood Hospital
Thunday
George Edward
George Renfield Hag
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Waller
LaVerne Buswell
Camp Crowder
Missouri
Earl Smith
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Giri
Mothers’ Council
Matt Tomlin
Center Rd
Raymord
Ft Selling
Minn
Leo
San Diego
Calif
Dustin
Boite
Idaho
Alfred
C.S
Methodat
Wolfe
Roy C3heen
Detroit Rd
Welock
Ira Gouzh
1St Congregational
Elyria
Earl Frantz
Bay Village
and Mix
Louis Knight
Russell Chester
Fyria
Nihon Chester
Missea
Margaret Dambach
Edna Mill
Kale DeChant
Ballad for America featuring Chester Kyle and glee clubs
A detailed program listing the Ballad for America with Chester Kyle as baritone soloist from Gberkin College class of '42, joined by the combined glee clubs and the U. S. Automatic chorus. The work, first aired for radio in 1939 with Paul Robeson and rebroadcast often, is highlighted as a main feature with 199 students participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kyle
Gberkin College
U. S
Paul Robeson
Ihe
Avon Pot. A. Convenes Avon May 13
Avon A convening meeting held in the high school auditorium on May 12. The session opened with the Star Spangled Banner. Secretary and treasurer reports were read. Officers for the coming year were installed by the executive board. A member received a pin and roses. a musical program featured the orchestra in new uniforms.
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Avon
High Athool
Rateling
Star Spaneed
Traiuter
Reunine Meets v
Alpin
Boughet
Roves
Sxrculve
F-T
Avon Lake Spring Music Festival Sees Wide Student Turnout
Avon Lake students from first grade through high school perform in the annual Spring Music Festival held in the school auditorium on May 15. The program opens at eight oclock with instructors Helen Kolopus and Russell Myers directing different grade ensembles. The event features a mix of songs, choruses, and overtures from elementary through senior high groups, concluding with orchestra numbers and a special performance. Nearby social items note local gatherings and visits, including Five Hundred club events and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Helen Kolopus
Russell Myers
Hans
Fritz Kuenzel
Hansel
Gretel
Bonnie Lass
Rochester Briefs Highlight Local School and Fire News
Rochester notes report a school bus driver using an older bus due to tire wear on the newer vehicle. A barn fire on Stanley Storrow’s farm was contained with neighbors’ help, burning a wagon and hay. The piece mentions sugar rationing registration aid from local figures and lists several residents seen socializing, visiting, or hosting meals.
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Rochester
Edmund Cowie
Stanley Storrow
Storton and
Herman
Eugene Babcock
HomersAahetane
Hugh
Carl Clawssanz
Nava
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Boake
Beauchasel
Ul Furh
Brauchitech
Hitsler
Fuehrer
Reich
Hindenburg
Goering
Tonden
Hermann Goering
Culumn
London
Adolph Hitler
Apel
Reichstar
Wagner
Ballios
N. J
Chronicle-Telestam
Belleville
Scott Field
Brileville
Tis Jelasa
Alrich
Chifee Army
America
United States
War
Aran Islands
Lake Ave
Parents Teachers Association
HH. Maxwell
Putas
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Town Hall
Sire
John Wazener
Farally
Oleana
Sundar
Robert Allien
Haney White
Clarence Kei
Robert Orteet
Chicago
Hussband
Naval
Madura
Mab Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Mothers Club
Tae
Aony Avene
Judge Daingerfield
Katheen
Aunt Sue
Sven HO
Rathieea
Oliss
Alous
Gramercy
Ed Dodd
Arthur Hadeen
Lawrence Ketcham
John Sumitom
Mullreed
Lakewood
Marion Steele
F. R. Powers
Donald Ludais
Harry Sabiers
Acleome
Wayne ‘Heller
Elsie ‘Lodge
Donald ‘Smythe
Charles” Wolf
George Vallmer
Jessamine Lodge
War Retlef
Canadian Legion Hall
Lorain
Rupert Warburton
Geraldine Gifford
Selagi
Eleanor | Standen
Mary Wellton
James Miller
Thistle | Lodge
The
Victorian Guide
His
Smythe
Woodhill iDelen
Blige
Aith
Charles Smith
Gregory
Bron
Airs Russell Plato
Cherry Ridge
CLI
Grance Hall
Milan
Avenue
Farm Bureau
Hospital News
Mia
Clifford Echitenbaker
North Main Street
Don Barnes
Raymond Rice
W Howard Walker
Ded
Glee Club
Bays
Conway
Bayshore
Stevens
A. S. la Artillery
Five Hundred
Joseph Forthafer
Incir Home
Monte
W. E. Blake
Str. Blake
Carl Schafer
Blake
Venture Inn
Supper Club
Wilmot
Hemente Temple
Gmgsar
Cetter
Carter
Rt Auto
Elyria Auto Body Shop
East Avene
Young CO
Troeter
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