Goering Kills Self in Nuremberg Gaol Cell
AP reports Goering died by cyanide poisoning in his Nuremberg prison cell at 10 45 p m local time. Other condemned Nazis were hanged between 1 11 a m and 2 45 a m. Goering’s guard heard an odd noise and found him dying. cyanide in a cartridge case. Board of officers to investigate concealed poison during searches. No arrests planned. report to Four Power Commission. Frau Goering not arrested.
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Associated Press
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Liquidated Nazi Leaders Executed at Nuremberg
Allied authorities report the hangings of Goering, Ribbentrop, Sauckel, and Keitel after trial verdicts. The executions occurred at the prison and gymnasium scaffold, with witnesses and chaplains present as each man faced the trap. The sentences were carried out in a stark, orderly fashion, marking the end of a turbulent chapter.
Goering Death Scene Described On Nuremberg Scaffold
An American officer recalls the execution of Hermann Goering at Nuremberg. Streicher proclaims defiance as the trap springs and Goering’s final words call for German unity and mercy. A grim broadcast notes the salute from German officials and Goering’s composed defiance.
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Smith
Jinnah Names Five Nominees for Interim Government
New Serbi radio reports Jinnah has submitted five Muslim League nominees for the interim government. Names include Liaquat Ali Khan, Choudhary Ali Khar, Abdul Rehman Nishtar, Mandal, and others. Delhi and London dispatches note Gandhi inviting Moslem League to cooperate, urging harmony to advance independence.
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Heath Executed in London Amid Protests and Leaflets
A seven sentence OCR fragment reports Heath execution in London with three minutes prior bombardment of the crowd. It mentions anti Heath leaflets distributed with slogans calling him a mad arsonist and fears of public unrest. Police or officials are referenced as charging someone and a price for the penalty is noted in unclear terms.
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Fred Rose
Meat price controls removed pushes markets higher
New York and Chicago markets reacted to Truman’s de control move with sharp gains. Pig prices jumped to 24 25 dollars per 60 pounds at Chicago while New York trading showed firmer tone. Analysts warned of inflationary pressure as bread and other staples faced rising expectations.
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Newssprint Shortage Sparks Global Alarm
October 19 New York reporting Sir Walter Layton warns of a worsening newsprint shortage. He cites attempts to boost supply and the impact on press production worldwide, noting ships, mills, and demand rising as nations seek to avert a global deficit.
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Debate over International Court access amid Franco regime issue
Council discussions cite France Spain and Poland as case anchors arguing over opening the International Court to regimes installed with force. Lange supports limiting to regimes allied with UN positions while Dabed Bates and Hasluck defend universal access and justice. The Polish motion draws strong opposition in a divided room.
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Une
United Nations
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Spain
United
Hunger strike at Darthoor prison renews agitation
London reports on October 18 that about 18,000 military prisoners at Dartmoor remained on hunger strike on the night of October 13. The prison office says conduct is good with no discipline or threats. a prior claim of imminent wrecking was deemed without foundation. Prisoners’ court-martial sentences will be referred to the War Office.
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Sys
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Bevin
Jugoslavs Accuse Peace Conference of Unfair Decisions
Paris October 15 Jugoslavs protest the final session of the peace conference announcing nonparticipation in the closing meeting. M Kardelj states that vital Italian treaty provisions unjustly outvote Jugoslavia and warns the government cannot sign if key terms remain unchanged. The letter is read by Dr Qua Tai Chi as the conference meets.
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M. Kardelj
Jugoslavia
Ferwardina
Council of Foreign Ministers
Peace Conference Closes After Contentious Talks and Appeals
The peace conference ended officially at 4:20 PM GMT after a tense series of discussions. Leaders including Bevin and Bidault urged unity and patient effort to secure a democratic peace, warning against rigid insistence and urging cooperation among nations.
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M Bidault
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Paani
Germans Unpunished According to High Court Opinion
Washington October 13. Supreme Court Justice Jackson stated that the quickest way to try prisoners in custody would be to place authority in the hands of the trial court. He argued most defendants face single specific charges, not a full conspiracy, and that such trials could not erase past aggressions but might strengthen postwar peace standards embraced by Britain, America, Britain, and France.
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Australia
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Oeulde | Gromeko
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Byrnes
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Regardien
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Tami
France
Monty's Bomb Development Hope and Hopeful Warnings
London October 13. The development of the alien bomb lines has not yet resulted in decisive news from armies navies or air forces. Field Marshal Montgomery later warned that no nation can guarantee such progress in the near future.
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Mirgomery
Malaya Paratroops Trial Discussed in Commons
October 15 report from London states Financial Secretary Bellenger addressed the House of Commons on the Malaya paratrooper trials. He described the evidence, noted potential issues with how the case was presented, and proposed a committee to vestigate the plot and naval-admiralty aspects amid questions of legality and wartime experience.
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Wap
Bellenger
House of Commons
Reidente Wattsker
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Aimid-Watten
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Admiralty
London Hotel Strike Settlement Reached
London hotel strike settlement reached after mass walkout by hotel workers and restaurant staff. Union representatives say talks with management produced a four hour work suspension and a potential path to back to work, with mediation and central union involvement.
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