Nazi Trials Reveal Mass Slayings and Slave Labor Claims
A wartime trial report describes Dachow and 74.5 men accused of killing unarmed American POWs and gouging out eyes. The testimony covers German abuses, slave labor schemes, and Nazi policy as investigators present alleged actions by German forces near the Bulge and in Norway, with references to Nuremberg proceedings and wartime dispatches.
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Dachow
Celmes
Vhs
Binet
Rene
Norway
Behari
Alain
Exchange of Envoys Soon in Washington
Mixed garbled text references a forthcoming envoy exchange involving the United States and Italy. Mentions Robert Butler and Mussolini, with unclear dates and broken phrases about diplomacy and state affairs.
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New York
Samara
United States
Washington
Robert Butler
Meer
Magistrate grants: soldinr warrent to vacant weulon of pon
Magistrate issues a warrant for the seizure of a vacant property in Pon district. The order empowers authorities to proceed with the sale and seize assets as stipulated by local law. Proceedings indicate enforcement actions will follow magistrate approval and public notice.
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Weulon
Pon
Quins Forego Birthday Gifts In Ottawa Event
The "Quins" quintuplets marked their 12th birthday yesterday in Ottawa without gifts from press coverage. The Associated Press correspondent reports the children spent the day quietly, with the family noting the needs of the children and ongoing hardship amid the event.
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Ottawa
Presshita
Dione
Quintauplets
Yeaterday
Aya
Cullender
Deserters Spread Crime Wave Across Europe War Areas
Deserters cited as fueling crime in France Belgium and Holland. Reports indicate many turned to theft extortion and violent acts. Some already abroad in Britain Canada and American ranks face murder charges or live under false papers. Allied police losses worsen the situation as racketeers exploit deserters amid tension in Paris Brussels and surrounding regions.
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Rpcent Weeke
Belginn
Paris
Eivial
Parte
Brussels
Toca
Activitien
Premiers Empire Talks Need Formal Conference
Reported remarks from a London meeting of Empire Premiers indicate discussions of a formal universal conference on defense and policy. Prime Minister Mr Chiffey stressed potential steps without committing to specific arrangements or dates.
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Canberr
Wranes
Empire
London
Chiffey
BASHINGS IN STRIKE LEADERSHIP CASE AT OPEN HEARINGS
A Full Bench of the Industrial Commission condemned violence and threats by strikers in a case from Newcastle. Ward, a worker at the open hearth, was dismissed amid findings of unprovoked abuse, while judges debated punishment and potential industry exclusion.
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Gyoney
The
Industrial Commission Today
Juaticn Cantor
Jmhould
He Monde
Ole
Broken Hills
Newcastir
Pebru- AI
Juste Gayton
Momimouns
Damaty
Wattida
Lee Ftates
Athers
Justice Cantor
A. R. O'Neill
Ward
Justice Ferguson Fund
Kinsella
Cantor
Wharfie Poisoned by Liquor at Moeard Smith's Wharf
A Grundon Wharf incident reports laborers at Moeard Smith's Wharf affected by alcohol during or after work. Police arrive as intoxication escalates. one man unconscious, another later arrestee for drunkenness amid a chaotic scene.
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Arco
Moeard Smaith
Wharfuse
Wight
Tver
Denara
Giadstone
Drowned at Brunswick Heads in rowing bout tragedy
Brunswick Heads mourns as a river rowing race at Brunswick Meads ends in a drowning. Trevor Jann Rodgers disappears as the boat overturns in the swift current. Rescue efforts continue under local authorities and search teams, with reports of frantic hope fading as morning light reveals no sign of the missing rower.
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Brunswick Heads
Mullumbimby
Brunswick Meads
Trevor Jann Rodgers
Orearty Vulider
Snalatte Oh Engler
Schooner's Rough Trip Promises to Troops in Japan
A damaged report describes the schooner voyage from Dublin to Australia via Fishguard and Falmouth. It notes Navy concerns about provisioning for British Commonwealth forces, with details on officers, families, and training for service in Japan while hinting at wartime shortages and meeting plans of the Military Board.
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Japan
Lonpos
Schoonee Volant
Dublin
Falmouth
Australia
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire
Vanesa Wit Dubin Ieee
Ind
Forde
Nowtheatt
Gayemershin
New South
Parte
Einer
Beall
Contested Proposal Faces Union Dispute Over Merits
A disputed proposal and the unions clash over its extension. The committee chair notes the issue hinges on representation and the influence of the employers. Proceedings reveal tension between the dispute committee and union members.
Salvage Claim Report From Depths Near Western Australia
A fragmented note recalls Captain James Herd and Captain Williams involved in a salvage operation off Western Australia after a liner sank in a westerly storm. The memorandum mentions valuable cargo and the effort to recover goods, with unclear details of dates and outcomes.
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Sentohaw
James Herd Sho
Doctor again on register London May 29
Doctor Arthur Barry Himes of Austenlan is noted by the General Medical Committee after a disciplinary action involving an attempted divorce. The report cites prior proceedings and a consent to move to another register, with details described in the latest committee update.
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London
Tee Way
Arthur
Barry Himes
Austenlan
Herawaay
Rav
Far West
Bevin to Reply to Soviet Charges Soon
London reports say British Foreign Secretary Bevin will respond to recent Soviet accusations, as a parliamentary foreign policy debate looms. The piece notes expected shifts in stance on Triassic issues and potential British trusteeship ideas in Cyrenaica, with U.S. appraisal of the plan tepid. Byrnes in New York denies a broader Anglo American bloc linked to Molotov remarks.
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Bevin
THRE
SMITH
Ondon
Mines
Suse Ounie
Mare Bevan
Agate International
Bavisa
Parecer
United States
Cyrenaica
Byrnes
New York
Gine
Bute
Byrne
M. Molotoy
M. Molotovhie
Blalin
Germany
Moscow
Funey
Stalin Best Guarantor Of World Peace
An exclusive interview with Ludwig, a German-born theorist, portrays Stalin as the world peace guarantor. The interview discusses faith in peace, potential war within 20 years, and views on Saxon policy and Britain.
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Ludwig
Fes
Ceemany
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