Followers of Hitler Still Strong in Hesse Survey
In Wiesbaden, Germany the census of civil servants shows that 49.5 percent of leading officials in the American occupied state of Hesse were Nazi followers three years after World War II. A follower means someone who supported Hitler by membership or by contributing to Nazi organizations. The survey reveals continued Nazi influence among officials.
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Nazi influence spurs crackdown fears in education ministry
The report notes over half of top education ministry officials were Nazi followers and more than 60 percent of leading state Land officials shared the same ties. Interior ministry staff showed 38 percent. The food and agriculture ministry showed 59.6 percent followers, while overall civil service remained less grim, with 44 percent aiding Hitler. The American authorities say punished Naz officials now legally serve.
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Dewey Victory Taps Pacific Public Power Force
Washington Calling analyzes Dewey's Oregon win as owed in part to his clear stand for public power. Dewey promoted regional river development and rapid public power projects, while Stassen was evasive. The piece warns western Republicans to back TVA-like efforts to curb eastern dominance and spur regional growth.
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Dewey
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Wash
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Sloan's Liniment Relief Promises Fast Healing
A fragmented ad copy touts Sloan's Liniment as blessed relief from pain used for generations. It extols quick healing and urges readers to try the product for various aches and old injuries, presenting a period tone of earnest medical folk remedy.
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Tour Deu
Oregon voters rally behind outdistanced candidate
Three weeks of barnstorming failed to win local candidates. Yet Oregon electors embraced him after seeing him, hearing him, and recognizing his sympathetic understanding of their problems. He won a comfortable majority, a striking success story in American politics.
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