Hitler Admits War Loss Reported by Underground Sources
Fragmented account says Hitler told Nazi officials the war was lost and blamed “actionaries” and treacherous allies including Japan. Reports claim 12,500 German casualties and plans to devastate cities. the Big Three labeled as pirates. A separate note reports a ship explosion at Locust Point killing one and injuring others.
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Stockhola Amy
Adolf Hitler
Pro
Germany
Fuehrer
Cer
Gudeshe
Saithens
Witleria
Laltimore
Benjamin R. Milan
Locust Point
Yanks and Brazilians Consolidate Positions Near Bologna
American and Brazilian troops tighten control on mountain approaches west of the Bologna highway in the Tenth Mountain Division sector. Fresh prisoners taken as mop-up of Famaticcia and Mount Dela Castellana concludes pockets of resistance. Heavy artillery and mortar fire observed near Castel D'Alfano west of Vergato.
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Rome
Italy
Bologna
Tenth Mountain Division
Pistoia Bologna Highway
Famaticcia
Mount Dela Castellana
Castel D’alfano
Vergato
Meiers Report Strong Parking Business
The Meiers team ran a thriving parking operation noted for excellent performance. The report compares two months, showing gains over the same period last year with favorable results and positive financial indicators.
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Meiers
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Hitler
Workman
Vintiaa Younemas
Batho Imore
General J Ship, Repair Co
John Hoffland
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
St. John's Episcopal Church
Wertime Hospitality
Home Bureau Foods Glass
Theres Wood
College of Home Economics
Corneli Rd C. Link
John Jameson
Fred Brenenstuhl
Normond
Bouboir
Fresnes
Whitehill
A. Whitehill
Stephen Crane
Elizabeth
Hillside
Bain
Extimas
Peterman
Red Cross
Alka Seltzer
Lyon’s
Ramsdell
Paris
Atorch
Rexall Drug Stores
Third ST. Gor. Broadway
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