Nuremberg Trial Stir Dahlerus Details Murder Plot
Swedish industrialist Birger Dahlerus testified at Nuremberg that a three day meeting was arranged to foster British Polish tensions to aid Germany. He claimed Goering appeared surprised leaving for London and hinted at a plane crash conspiracy involving Ribbentrop. The Times called it the trial’s most electric moment.
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London
Birger Ad Ron Paplers
Ee Edhebate
Field-Marshal Goering
Daily Mail
Nuremberg
Dahlerus
Britain
Poland
Germany
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Hess
Goering
the Times
British firms confirm meeting with Goering and Dab
A fragment notes five of six British businesses conferred with Goering with Office knowledge. It references a report from Debizris and mentions Dab in contact with Furkewr and Goering who were impressed by Dab.
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Svert War
Office
Secsred & Fur Report
Debizris
Ristonsettn
Behan
Furkewr
Goering
Dab
Arrogance of Goering in courtroom clash
The report records a tense courtroom scene where Joe Tekan vocally accuses the defense of arrogance and contempt as Mr. Justice Jeck addresses a 65 year old prisoner. Security and secrecy concerns are noted amid a charged exchange about the legal process.
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Jecki
Weber
Geert
Atineaoa
United Tate
Germany’s Goering and the July 1939 peace moves
Fragmentary account traces German leadership including Goering’s role in upholding peace efforts with Britain and Sweden in July 1939, noting Hitler’s wartime planning and Goering’s reports to Berlin about possible alliances and the mood toward war.
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Willer
Dahieri
Britain
Goerieg
Gartmoment
Goering
Berlin
Hitler
Two Plane Crashes Near Frisco Hint War Recall
Fragmented report describes two plane crashes and a bomber lost southeast of San Francisco. It mentions casualties among servicemen and confusion over emergency responses and flight paths in a tense wartime context. The piece also references political talks and secrecy surrounding European meetings and tensions with Germany.
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Ban Francisco
March
Manelala
Bowen
Government Likely to Intervene in Bacon Dispute
The Trades and Labour Council tonight decided to arrange a deputation to the State Government on the bacon strike. Council Secretary Ms M. led the discussion urging government action.
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Trades and Labour Council
Policing Turmoil as Sailor Breaks Free and Fights Erupt
Disorder erupted when a detainee fled during a confrontation at sea. Hundreds of servicemen and civilians clashed as police from multiple districts faced attacks. Reinforcements from various agencies arrived while detectives and officers used batons. One handcuffed sailor was found nearby and taken to the wavehouse for inquiry.
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Tce
Romasirest
CSB
Aval
Eivic
Poller
Iihe Tat
Ony Wavebtioune
Healy
Lady Mountbatten's Australia New Zealand tour departs
Lady Mountbatten leaves Singapore for a visit to Australia and New Zealand, briefing St John Ambulance and allied war relief groups. She plans hospital stops and will inspect civilian aid efforts, returning to Singapore to resume duties on Friday.
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Australia
New Zealand
Red Crom
Louis
St John's Ambulance
Crom
St Jolie's
Singapore
Wenlee
Beet
Couls Ag
Admiral Mountbatten
Training Administrators in London Focused Program
Trained as administrators program in London spotlights Downe area training initiative. Details indicate a formal course aimed at enhancing management skills for public service roles, with emphasis on organizational efficiency and leadership.
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London
Downe
Express Disaster Recites Driver's Failure To Slow Down
London dispatch from March 19 reports statements by the Ministry for War Tranmere Sir Alan Mount on the life loss and driver Swaby not reducing speed. He notes even with slower speed it is unlikely the outcome would have changed and mentions guard Horwood might have acted if he had seen the crossing in time.
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Alan Mount
Horwood
Wetmore
Two Japanese Executed in War Crimes Trial Report
The record states Capt. Saunl and Lieut Kaichi were sentenced to death by a test-general court. War Minister Hatuen and other officials commented that Indian POWs should not be defeated, reflecting on wartime discipline and allied actions.
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Saunl
Kaichi
Hatuen
Ted
Vicious Japanese Violence at Darwin Triale
Darwin reports on violent acts amid wartime tension with unclear details. The item references Japanese forces, legal or military proceedings, and casualties or disruptors in the Darwin area during March.
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Darwin
Military's Mistaken Kindness and Wartime Logistics
Fragmented account describes a decision by General MacArthur setting a $43 standard for medical and transport provisions. It notes medical equipment, doctors, and passenger limits aboard a ship carrying troops and luggage, with an adjustment secured by Mr. RG Menzies amid debate.
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MacArthur
Saa
RG. Menzies
Dutch Shipping Interests Seek Assurances
Dutch shipping interests demand assurances on trade terms and regulatory stability as negotiations proceed. Officials acknowledge sensitivity of tariffs and transit rules affecting cargo volumes and fleet operations.
Fragmentary account of waterside workers and wages
A garbled report describes the Indiens and a digimon station, referencing waiting for arrival, low wages, and a tally of workers with many unreadable details. The passage hints at labor conditions and pay but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Activities of unnamed foreign delegations in Australia
A report from CANMEREA dated March 2 notes a reference in the House drawing rebuke from the Attorney-General over unnamed foreign legations active in Australia. The brief item cites formal scrutiny and governmental response amid diplomatic tensions.
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Australia
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