Eva Braun No Lady, German Tailor Says Eva Braun No Lady
Otto Ponatler, a German tailor, describes Eva Braun as a plain shopgirl with no strong ideas about fashion. He recalls her as quiet, unpretentious, and not pursuing public attention while she was connected to Adolf Hitler. He laments the association and says her image would not help in present Germany.
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Eva Braun
Tom Reddy
Germany
UL Evi Graus
Herror
Adalf Iter Ape Paruntly
Otty Kalmin Ponatler
Otto
Ulus
Stunk
Llet
der Peubrey
Thy
Olta
Juver
Eva
Iatyre
Skate
Otty
Jor Ceatupo
Aikshop
Otta
Myrlah
Heinrich Hoffian
Hitlec
Hoffan
Evany
Hoffian
Elain
Ite Rigucu
Ile
Hlm
Olio
Hiltur
Petersburg Social Notes Highlight Visiting Friends
Mrs Hilda Moon Sisk sails from Washington to visit Lloyd Waters Jr in Troy Miss Gibbs visits Boston’s Gibbs while Lois Case tours Housat Falls Mrs Margaret Durgle hosts Blaine Carter from Washington Ernie Adyan hosted Judy Spencer at Harriet Teal home Robert Cuouradt returns to Eagle Mills from here George Green and Verne O'Dell share days with family Also Tovise Jones and granddaughter visit Springfold houses Norwalk guests include Richard Talmadge and David Yerkee clan from Lynn Jean LaMore and Jeannette Cogswell visit Richard Talmadge Petersburg branch ad text
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Hilda Moon Sisk
Washington, D. C
L. B. Waters
Lloyd B. Waters, Jr
Troy
Blaine Carter
Ernest Adyian
Judy Spencer
Harriet Teal
Center Brunswick
Robert Cuouradt
Eagle Milly
George Green
Willamatawah
Verne O'Dell Aever
Tovise Jones
Springfold
Kean Jone
Richard Talmadge
Norwalk
Conp
David Yerkee
Thomas Golly
Daghter
Lynn
Mass
Flurry Brown
Jean LaMore
Jeannette Cogswell
Conny
Petersburg
Fragmented crossword clue list from old paper page
A garbled OCR reading shows a dense list of cryptic crossword clues and partial names. Readable items include French general, World War era references, and scattered names such as Bonneyd and Mudie, with numbers like 42-01 and 62-One.
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Dann Gota
Bonneyd
Iaieallan Caine
Manaute
Dell
Ankwwee Previvue Puzter Ancillary Reunion Notes
Community notes recount a picnic at Mrs Marjorie Vreeland s home with visits from Jessie and Maury McEwan and others. Mentions Brooklyn returnees and a Canadian motor trip by Mrs S P Hull and Dr Harriet Lull Smith. Sherry Hewitt descendants held a Bridgeway family reunion with officers elected for the coming year.
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Home Bureau
Marjorie Vreeland
Jessie Anit Maury McEwan
Widng Stewvast
Leslie Hin
Brooklyn
Alfred Chase
Miami
Fla
Richard Cogewall
Grace Hill
Edna Stewart
Brookly
Hill
Josephine Thompson
Local Notes on Visits and Visits Across Towns
Buskirk s. Ernest Moston is confined to his home by trips. Mind Mrs Willard Kelley and family are visiting relatives in Pattisburg. Mrs Everett Splatt and children of Albany frequent her sister Mrs Perry Eddy. Miss Raymond Jones and family of Argyle were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Mussel this week. Miss Jony Eddy retired from Plattsburg after two months visit with Mr and Mrs Mussell Wedy. Mr and Mrs Donald Gillis of Albany are spending their vacation with Mrs Gillie’s parents, Mr and Mrs David Harrington.
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S. Ernest Moston
Willard Kelley
Pattisburg
Everett Splatt
Albany
Perry Eddy
Raymond Jones
Argyle
Harold Mussel
Jony Eddy
Plattsburg
Fussell Wedy
Donald Gillis
Gillie
David Harrington
Diplomatic life in ruined Warsaw amid luxury hotel envy
Diplomats in Warsaw endure cramped quarters in the Por lonikt hotel opposite the railway, sharing floors with American and British missions. Inflation from the currency swing makes meals costly and canned food common, as water safety and scarce supplies force careful handling of vegetables and fruit amid wartime ruin.
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Warsaw
Polonia
Consular Jslat
Arcond Finm
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Etna Automobile Liability Insurance
Olesen
Cor
Via Casualty and Hartford, Coan
Jack Troy
Auto Body Works
5Th Ave
109Th St
Safety Headquarters
Nathan Sidman
Dhentes Soothe
Ankwwee
Puzter
Tae Sau
Aplayers
Buskirk
Lydia E. Pinrham
Ann Colby
Yours
Helen Harper
P. S
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