Eye witness account of Sachsenhausen death gauntlet
The News Chronicle cites an eye witness report claiming 12 of 62 Jewish prisoners were slain during a gauntlet beatings by SS guards at Sachsenhausen on November 11. The account describes police, guards, and shocked prisoners, noting skulls smashed, unconscious victims, and a receipt signifying delivery of the hostages to the camp commander.
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United Press
London
News Chronicle
Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
Sachsenhausen Concentration
Hitler
Berlin
Boake Carter on U S business and industry
Weatherford, Tex. Boake Carter argues that business and industry underpin the United States economy. He cites wire fences steel mills and automobiles as foundational, warns against anti business politics and demagoguery that threaten national welfare and citizens prosperity.
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Weatherford
Tex
United States
Texas Restless Riches Among Quiet Texan Outcasts
In Texas the quiet, steady landscape masks a restless mix of fortunes and outsiders. An English painter, Douglas Chandor, brings a whirlwind of culture to a place where money arrives and vanishes, reshaping homes and amid warm hospitality, authenticity wins over phoniness. A later note recalls Drew Pearson and Robert Allen on Panay, U.S. hesitation, and a near Anglo American blockade plan against Japan.
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Texas
Douglas Chandor
Sir Edward Marshall Hall
England
France
Newport
Washington
Palm Beach
Chicago
Detroit
Chandor
Biarritz
Japan
United States
Europe
The New Faces In Congress From November Election
The piece surveys the new House members elected on November 8 noting veterans from American Legion and VFW, farmers, bankers, laborers, and professionals. It highlights education, careers, and leadership experience, concluding voters did a fine job in selecting the new lawmakers.
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House of Representatives
A American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
District of Columbia
Harvard
Cornell
Notre Dame
University of Wisconsin
Volksauto: Hitler’s low price car plan sparks praise and doubt
The Fuehrer unveiled a government backed Volksauto to give every German a car. Only 150000 bought, payments set at five marks monthly, car price 990 marks, with 750 marks due before possession. Critics note long pay periods and delayed access despite grand roads and jobs.
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Europe
Adolf
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Volksauto— People
S Auto
No Inaugural Ball In Texas For Governor-Elect O'Daniel
Texas will skip an inaugural ball for governor elect W Lee O Daniel and instead host a citizens homecoming in the university stadium with about 75000 state patriots invited to shake his hand. He will arrive atop his campaign truck as a hillbilly band plays. The event aims to be a grand, fun alternative to a traditional ceremony and may set a precedent for future policy and administration.
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Washington
Japan
China
United States
Orient
Yangtze
Shanghai
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Chicago
Navy
U. S
Admiral Leahy
Leahy
State Department
Cordell Hull
Hull
Hugh Wilson
Texas
W. Lee O’daniel
University Stadium
Seed of spiritual permanency praised for Texas citizen
A compact tribute notes a man who contributed a seed of spiritual permanency Texas needs. Describes him as the kind of citizen America needs, emphasizing character over fame and urging lasting values across the nation.
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Texas
America
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Bible Readings Sermon on Humility and Helping Others
Reading from Acts 3:1-11 reflects the call to help others beyond money. It urges humility and sympathetic understanding, urging believers to see others’ needs through Jesus face and to act with unselfish kindness. The prayer asks for grace to bear others’ burdens.
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Peter
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Aoman
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Japan’s Chinese Campaign Notes and Cotton Plan
Amid wartime mobilization in China, Japan highlights progress in North China where cotton output more than doubles under a strategy to reduce dependence on American supplies. The report frames wartime production as a step toward economic independence as Japanese forces advance.
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League of Nations
Japan
Pacific
Hawai
Panama
Singapore
Leahy
Vladivostok
Shanghai
Nagasak
Chiang Kai-shek
China
State Department
Special church cinema draws crowds in Liverpool
Special motion picture shows in St Catherine's Church in Liverpool England prove so popular that galleries unused for 108 years have to be rebuilt to provide space for the crowds.
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St. Catherine’s Church
Liverpool
England
Anniversaries Listed From 1727 to 1934
Anniversaries note notable births and events through history including Artemas Ward born 1727 in Shrewsbury and Sara Grimke born 1792 in Charleston. It lists Ellen White born 1827, Mary Walker born 1832, Frank Miller born 1858, plus milestones such as Washington's Thanksgiving 1789 and the first NYC streetcar 1832 and Morgan’s 1863 escape.
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Artemas Ward
Shrewsbury
Mass
Sara M. Grimke
Charleston
S. C
Boston
Ellen G. H. White
Gorham
Maine
William H. Syllis
Philadelphia Iron Moulders
National Labor Union
Indiana Co
Mary E. Walker
Oswego
N. Y
Frank Justus Miller
Univ. of Chicago
Clinton
Tenn
Washington
Congress
New York City
Ohio State Prison
John H Morgan
Salem
Glenn H. Curtiss
Notable figures born in brief biographies and a queen's death
Angelo Patri born in Italy 61 years ago. Rober Sherman Baldwin of New York born there 65 years ago. Pat M Neff Bayl or University ex governor of Texas born McGregor Texas 67 years ago. Lincoln D Godschall Los Angeles mining engineer born Lansdale Pa 73 years ago. Tom Wallace Louisville editor born Hurricane Ka 64 years ago. Queen Maud of Norway aunt of British king died November 20 aged 69 years.
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Angelo Patri
Italy
Rober Sherman Baldwin
New York
Pat M Neff
Baylor University
Texas
McGregor
Lincoln D Godschall
Los Angeles
Lansdale
Tom Wallace
Louisville
Hurricane
Queen Maud
Norway
Nov 26 Forecast Shows Affection and Caution Ahead
The reading describes a mixed nature with affection and demonstrativeness tempered by caution. It notes daring at times and possible secretive behavior, but once understood the person is worth regard. The tone suggests a thoughtful, private temperament with a potential for deep connection.
Native wisdom for a sorrow free life in 1938 copy
A November 27 1938 native piece urges readers to avoid repining and meet grief with a smile. It highlights fidelity and natural sympathy as traits that, if nurtured, help weather sorrow and foster a hopeful outlook.
State Briefs from Ohio Colleges and Farms
Ohio State University unveils a new coat of arms and motto Education for Citizenship designed by Dr. Thomas E. French featuring a red shield silver chevron two golden books buckeyes a leaf and a red O. Lima farmer Harold Bly reports rare clover finds including 46 four leaf clovers 20 five leaf clovers and four six leaf varieties with one seven leaf clover observed. Gallipolis D O Taber hunts rabbits in a pond near Kanauga using a dip net as rabbits seek refuge in the pool before being released. Martel Jacob Sulser, 80, becomes an involuntary beekeeper after bees nest in his home wall yields 310 pounds of honey prompting home siding work.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Thomas E. French
Department of Engineering
Lima
Harold Bly
New Hampshire
Bly
Gallipolis
D. O. Taber
Ohio Valley Civic Council
Kanauga
Taber
Martel
Jacob Sulser
Sulser
Will Be Well But Keep Looking on the Bright Side
A brief note suggests maintaining optimism amidst ongoing challenges. The fragment hints at encouragement to stay positive while continuing efforts toward improvement and progress.
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General Motors
MN Ofifth Ave
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Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Brussels
Nubbin
Russia
Perce Tea
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Olmsted & Hoeffel
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Sibley & Sprague Telephone
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
National Safety Council
P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
American Lace
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Elyria Tele
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P. S
Perry Fay
Florida
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