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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1939

Page

8

Hitler predicts end of rule and rushes to finish goals

Cosmopolitan article quotes Adolf Hitler saying Meine Zeit ist nun kurz and that his mission nears its end. Von Wiegand details Hitler’s haste to complete aims of liberating Germany, expanding the Third Reich, and toppling Bolshevism while restricting travel for key aides. The piece ponders impact on world peace.

Cosmopolitan Cal Karl H. von Wiegand Hitler Fuhrer von Wiegand Ukraina Moscow Germany Field Marshal Goring Hilter der Uhrer von Iegand

March First Sees Few Families Move at Pleasant Ridge

In Pleasant Ridge on March 4 residents report a slow move in week with Elmer Schantz and Sommers families relocating to nearby farms. Other residents include Bruce Stewarts and Cora Long relocating, while Helen Kauffman and Luventa Steele visited the local school. Weather and roads affected mail delivery, with Gilbert Dickinson delivering mail on Thursday.

Pleasant Ridge Elmer Schantz Dougherty Paul and Lizzie Sommers Tony Kauffman Robert North Ray Reeves Bruce Stewarts Charles Casper Cora Long Helen Kauffman Luventa Steele Henry Underwood Peter Berdo Jones Waspmeron Rodney Kephart Gilbert Dickinson John van Syce John Renoux Dale Smith Fred Heck

Two Cardinals Mentioned as Papal Successors in Vatican Posts

In Rome sources name Luigi Cardinal Maglione prefect of the congregation of the council and Frederico Cardinal Tedeschini, without portfolio, as potential successors to Pope Pius XII in the combined role of papal chamberlain and pontifical secretary of state, held by Pacelli before his elevation.

Pope Pius XII Papal Chamberlain Pontifical Secretary Luigi Cardinal Maglione Congregation of the Council Frederico Cardinal Tedeschini

Harmony district notices and visits across families

Harmony residents report visits from John and Charles Jeffries of Knoxville as well as Mr and Mrs Graff with baby. Flu illness hits Walter Longer and Richard Schiebel and Lyle Kelsey. New baby for Ronald and Mrs Horn. Bowes and Miller families leave district. Various social calls and weekly chores noted among Kleese, Schiebel, Kelsey, Vincent, Mangold and other households. Ed Hicks and Bill Chmelars complete spring butchering.

Mra. W. R. Longer Harmony John Jeffries Knoxville Tenn Charles Jeffries Walter Longer Richard Schiebel Lyle Kelsey Betty Kleese Isaac Kleese J. L. Johnson Graff Neff Harmony District Henry Bowes Ray Ed Heck Roy Millers David Kleese Twilla Wayne Mangold Alice Bob Vincent Roverette Schmitt Otto Schiebel Della Miller Charles Schiebel Clarence Fletcher Ralph Kelsey Harold Klopfenstein Thompson Brighton Ed Hicks Bill Chmelars John Anderson

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