Hitler testament pledges endless war and Jewry policy
Secret Nazi documents seized by Allied agents reveal Adolf Hitler left a political testament pledging the German nation to ongoing war against International Jewry and details of his marriage to Eva Braun a day before their deaths. The findings, from a Bavarian hideout, include signatures and a marriage license, recovered with other papers in a suitcase once hidden by an adjutant who fled Berlin.
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Ann Stringer
Mernberg
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Flaming
Reichschancellery
Eva
Hitler
Berlin
Pierre Huss
International News Service
Lucian K. Truscott
Third Army
Martin Bormann
Tergensee
Vilshofen
Wilhelm Paustin
Grand Adm
Karl Doenitz
Seeheim
Bad Ajibling
Homicide Charge After Philippine Hero Dies of Shot Wounds
Capt Eugene Dale a 27 year old Filipino war hero died from three bullet wounds after an affray over a love triangle with Mrs Fay Hancock Miller at his bedside. Her estranged husband Capt Archie B Miller 25 would be arraigned in felony court on a homicide charge. Miller was arrested after the shooting of Dale who survived the Bataan death march and two and a half years as a Japanese prisoner. Counselor Lester Kabacoff said the former model was treated for shock in the hospital.
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New York
Eugene Dale
Philippines
Fay Hancock Miller
Frank S. Hogan
Archie B. Miller
Dale
Miller
Bataan
Lester E. Kabacoff
Next Big 3 Meeting in Washington
Secretary Byrnes returned from Moscow and met President Truman aboard the Williamsburg to report on the foreign ministers conference and outline the Moscow communique for a national broadcast. The next Big Three foreign ministers meeting was tentatively planned for mid March in Washington, with Molotov and Bevin expected to attend.
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Washington
State Byrnes
Moscow
Truman
Byrnes
White House
National Broadcasting Company
Williamsburg
Quantico
Michael McDermott
State Department
Molotov
Bevin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Managements Deny Agreeing To Conference In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids industries deny planning a joint meeting with union leaders and U S Conciliation Service officials for next Friday. Quaker Oats Link-Belt Speed er LaPlant Choate all dispute attending while others say they would join.
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Cedar Rapids
United States Conciliation Service
Wilson and Company
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Quaker Oats Company
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
La-Plant-Choate Company
Ray Dillman
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America Local 116
Dillman
LaPlant-Choate
E. J. Petranek
David L. Lehti
Link-Belt Speeder
Roy E. Choate
LaPlant~Choate
Choate
Petranek
Quaker Oats
Kansas City
Conciliation Service
German Junkers Estates and Peasant Land Reform
Weis senfels area reports how a 17 room Junkers mansion era ends as 50 peasant landowners inherit parcels from a Reinhardt estate. Across Soviet occupation zones 7000 estates are split into 300000 holdings, amid tensions with central German administration aims.
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Weissenfels
Germany
Junkers
Frau Reinhardts
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Reinhardt
Here
Hamburg
Cedar Rapids Shops and City Halls Close for New Year
A Chamber of Commerce notice lists closures in Cedar Rapids: major retailers shut Monday and Tuesday, barber shops also closed, many restaurants open. Linn County courthouse and government offices have restricted hours Monday into Tuesday. post office and banks vary, library near full closure, St Luke's hospital to distribute books, Lincoln station and Sixteenth Avenue West station publish limited hours.
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Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
Office of Internal Revenue
Federal
Linn County Gue
Ays
Public Library
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lincoln Station
Sixteenth Avenue West
Bus plunge near Puebla kills 30 with 35 hurt
AP reports an overloaded bus plunged into a deep gorge 40 miles south of Puebla on Friday, killing at least 30 people and injuring 35 as investigators disclosed on Saturday.
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Puebla
Mexico
Here
Weather at a Glance in Iowa Night
A Cedar Rapids area rain began Saturday afternoon with slick sidewalks and likely hazardous Sunday roads. Freezing rain hit the northern part of the state and fog caused dangerous driving conditions across much of Iowa, according to AP.
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Iowa
O.K
Cedar Rapids
Highway Patrol
Associated Press
Des
Cole-1
Nine Checks Received for Housing Fund in Cedar Rapids
Nine checks from local industrial and business firms totaling early contributions for temporary veteran housing financing were given to Dr. Max Widmer. The funds will back emergency housing for veterans and support a coordinating office for the permanent building program.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Max Widmer
Widmer
Troy Deal
Robert C. Armstrong
Paul Huston
Hanford Post
American Legion
National Oats
Cedar Rapids Engineering
LaPlant- Choate
Armstrong Clothing Company
Link-Belt Speeder
Penick and Ford
the Killian Company
Iowa Manufacturing
the Gazette
Huston
Max Bromwell
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association
Bromwell
Legion Trust Committee
Americans Send Atom Energy Control Hints to Capitol
Washington AP report describes a flood of letters to a Senate atomic energy committee from scientists, students, workers, and others. Correspondents urge worldwide control of fissionable material, International labs, and even time capsule vaults to hide data.
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Capitol
Atom
Washington
Corporation
New England
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Edward A. Condon
James R. Newman
Unio
Connecticut
Tropics
California
Pearl Harbor
Crews Find Bodies of 4 More Miners in Kentucky Blast
Rescue crews reached the charred bodies of four miners in the Straight Creek coal mine near Pineville Kentucky as 18 others remained missing. Relatives faced grim news as the search extended, with hopes fading and effort focused on clearing tons of rock and debris from the main slope toward the Greft shaft.
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Pineville
Straight Creek
Kentucky Straight Creek
Ted Creech
Hyde Park Seen Best Chance For UNO Capital Site
Roosevelt ancestral home at Hyde Park New York or a site near Boston emerged as the leading candidates for the permanent home of the United Nations organization. Delegates awaiting the UNO general assembly said Hyde Park led, with other sites still under study before a January 3 to 4 US trip by the site selecting committee.
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London
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Boston
United Nations Organization
UNO General Assembly
United States
GM and UAW clash over wage rise and ability to pay
The CIO United Automobile Workers demands a 30 percent wage increase based on GM's ability to pay, warning of a winter of industrial war. GM counters that ability to pay cannot justify above going rates and withdraws from government fact finding to avoid political influence, while offering 10 percent and urging fair bargaining.
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Washington
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
General Motors
General Motors Corporation
Walter P Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Wall Street
Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
C. E. Wilson
Sloan and Wilson
United
Automobile
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