Goering under scrutiny as Nazi power balance shifts
The article depicts Nazism in flux as Goering is viewed by observers unsure of his loyalty to Hitler. It notes Hess and Roehm's defections and details Goering's public show of loyalty, strained ties with Himmler, and a monarchist streak. Observers advise watching Goering as a potential rival or successor amid party turmoil.
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Loctinier
New York
Herticuer
Roehoi
Persomab
Arel Coering
Neta
Ford
Hoch
Davis
Vbge
Jane
Parton
Daniel
Hin Plai
Tess
Giotai
Rddomarshal
Choad
Am Lores
Pee Oideritool
Revedivas
Hy Rasta
Torester
Roeny
Plasanite Hyorida
Aed -Suiftieveney
Roedra
Alwiays
Bete
Tiess
Goebbels
Arma Conchive
Ineoo
Uiness Agricutttoral
Walther Dearre
Drattninghotu
Rudolf Thess
Pecan Goering
Hitler
Futher
Kuinrich Himmler
Graister
Pestapo
Tutler
Goering
Con Ganed
Eirtler
Goer
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Hess
Himmler
Reichsmarshal
Emmy
State Opera
Germany
Berlin
Nazis exact 203 Czech deaths over Heydrich death
London reports Nazi retaliation for the Blast that killed Reinhard Heydrich. Court martials in Prague convict 26 more Czechs as the counter terror campaign continues ten days after the attack.
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Heydrich
London
Reinhard Heydrich
Gestapo
Henrich Himmler
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
New Jerusalem M B Church Sunday Services
New Jerusalem M B Church at Stephens and Wright Streets with Rev Wynn as pastor holds Sunday School at 10:00 A M led by L A Taylor, morning sermon at 11:30 on Repentance, 3:30 sermon, 6:00 B T U, and 8:30 evening service with holy communion per reporter W J Frazier.
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New Jerusalem M. RB
Stephens and
Wright Sts
R. D. Wynn
L. A. Taylor
W. J. Frazier
British Armored Power Stuns Axis in North Africa Drive
Allied dispatches say Britain's desert armies gained armored superiority in North Africa as Rommel loses about 340 tanks. Ritchie leads a Friday night offensive west of Knightsbridge, while heavy artillery hits Axis supply lines. Luftwaffe claims of counterattacks disputed as RAF and 1 000 bomber raids hammer Ruhr and Cologne areas amidst broader European air actions.
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Associated Press
Britain
North Africa
Erwin Rommel
Knightsbridge
Tobruk
Rommel
Ain el Gazala
Bir Hach €Im
Neil M. Ritchie
Tamar
Naples
Italy
Ruhr
RAF
London
Germany
Boulogne
Air Ministry
Cologne
Rhineland
Ehrenfields
Hitler
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Crimea
Volkhov
Leningrad
Reinhard Heydrich
Gestaps
Czechoslovakia
Heydrich
Thomasville High School Class of 1942 Graduates in Inspiring War Education Program
Hon Knox Walker of Atlanta addresses the Thomasville High School Class of 1942 during a graduation ceremony attended by over a hundred graduates. The event includes a processional, awards from the American Legion and DAR, a valedictory by Sarah Agnew, and certificates for graduates and for distributive occupational course participants.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Board of Education
J. C. G. Brooks
George Grewson BI
Knox Walker
Atlanta
Fulton County
Steve Watkins
Walker
Japanese Drive Captures Chuhsien and Surrounds Garrison
A Domei dispatch reports the capture climaxed a week long offensive against the 5th Chinese Division. Japanese aviation and ground forces achieved brilliant results as they hemmed Chuhsien garrison, seized a key air base near the city, and took two rail towns between Chuhsien and Nanchang, about 300 miles west.
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Domei
Chuhsien
Chekiang-Kiangsi
Nanchang
Local residents attend graduation season events
Mrs J C Pittman of St Augustine visits for commencement. Misses Helen and Martha Toole of Ochlochnee return from Atlanta. Mr Tommy Roberts of Charleston spends weekend with L W Moreland family. Mrs R D Cowan of Macon witnesses nephew Carl Brown’s graduation. Charles O Hinson Jr arrives to spend summer after freshman year at Middle Georgia College. Tampa visitors for exercises. Several individuals pass Civil Service typing and stenographic tests at Joye's Business School under Civil Service supervision.
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R. D. Cowan
Macon
Carl Brown
Charles O. Hinson, Jr
Middle Georgia College
Cochran,Ga
Quinton Ly
Dekle
Missea Tallulah
L. “Mitchell
Blanche T. ‘Woodward
Mary A. Hawthorn
Dorene Morrison
Gwendol Gainey
Joye’s Business School
Civil Service Commission
Large Snake Captured By M. E. Nixon on Ochlocknee River
M E Nixon an employee at Willie Keadle's sawmill captured a large six foot rattlesnake with 14 rattles and about 24 pounds weight on the Ochlocknee River. With help from several men he forced the reptile into a box.
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M. E. Nixon
Ochlocknee River
Willie Keadle
Nixon
First Baptist W M A Meets Monday
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at four in the adult Sunday School room. All members are urged to attend.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Weather report for Thomasville Georgia June 6 1942
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for widely scattered thunder showers. Observation at 8 am shows 75th meridian time with temperature details and rainfall totals for the month and year. 4H club work offers rural youth a chance to aid the food for victory drive.
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U.S. Department OF Commerce
Thomasville
Douglas High School colored graduation exercises held yesterday
The colored graduation exercises for Douglas High School in Thomasville were held yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. Certificates were presented by G. E. Edwards to Edgar Anderson, Jessie Mildred Carter, Willie Mae Conway, Austell Davis, Mitchell Edwards, David Gardner, Nathaniel Gardner, Constance Gordon, Viola Hawkins, Harry James, Dora Lundy, Carrie Lois Martin, Lillian Monroe, Lucille Murphy, Eldora Peters, Sadie Virginia Peters, C.C. Revels, Kids, Emma Mae Robinson, Horace Rountree, Winnie Fred Simmons, Grace Taylor, Gladys Thomas, Eliza Wade, and Franencia Walden. The program featured a patriotism discussion and the theme The Students' Responsibilities to American Democracy in the Present World Crisis.
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A . Se . Douglas Hi
Cothriehcerhént
Douglas High School
Thomasville
G.E. Edwards
Edgar Anderson
Jessie Mildred Carter
Willie Mae Conway
Austell Davis
Mitchell Edwards
David Gardner
Nathaniel Gardner
Constance Gordon
Viola Hawkins
Harry James
America
Sadie Peters
Harry ‘Sea
Sadi Peters
Franconia Walden
Davi Gardner
Hidora Peters
Frankie V. Adams
A. B
M. S W
A. M
Atlanta Universit School of Social Work
Washington
Virgil Mann
Zucca
G. L Edwards
N. ‘M. Huckabee
Thomasville Public Schools
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