Hitler and Eva Braun death by own action in Berlin bunker
Pierre J. Huss reports bloodstains and a floor plan from Eric Kempka supporting the claim that Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun killed themselves April 30 in the Berlin Reichskanzlei bunker. Huss notes six rusted gasoline tins, a bloodstained towel, and evidence of body cremation nearby, with Goebbels and others reportedly barred from fire areas.
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Pierre J. Huss
Berlin
INS
Hitler
Fuehrer
Eva Braun
Eric Kempka
Berchtesgaden
Reichschancellery
Eva
Kempka
Wilhelm Krause
Alfred Boehm
George S. Patton
U. S.S. Third Army
Chinese Retake Liucheng in Strategic City Drive
CHUNGKING INS Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's forces recaptured Liucheng, a key city 20 miles north of Liuchow, as they press the southern corridor toward Indo China. U S 14th Air Force planes continue attacks on Japanese communications from north of the Yellow River to Indo China.
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Chungking
INS
Chiang Kai-shek
Liucheng
Indo-China
Liuchow
United States
14Th Air Force
Yellow River
Synthetic Rubber Use in All Tires Initiative
Washington officials announce that all tires will include synthetic rubber, ending production of tires made entirely from natural rubber. The policy shift aims to diversify material sources and stabilize supply amid fluctuating natural rubber prices.
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Washington
WPB
Rubber Supply Aims to Stretch with Synthetic Use
The article outlines plans to conserve the nation’s dwindling natural rubber by using synthetic rubber in future tire production. It notes a shift toward synthetic materials for all tire sizes as supply tightens.
U S Mourns Death Of Curtin Prime Minister of Australia Dies
President Truman expressed deep sorrow over the death of Australian Prime Minister John Curtin. He said Curtin served with great ability and integrity and loyalty to UN principles guiding World War II efforts in Europe and the Far East.
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Washington
Truman
John Curtin
Australia
United States
Curtin
United Nations
Europe
Far East
Theater Ceiling Collapse Injures Twenties in London
Twenty persons were injured when the ceiling collapsed at St. Helen's theater in Lancashire during a Wednesday night performance. The AP report notes the incident occurred in London area theaters amid ongoing safety concerns.
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London
St. Helen's
Lancashire
Appointment of Administrator for Marion Ireson Snyder
Notice filed June 26 1945 appointing William J Broz as administrator of Marion Ireson Snyder estate Linn County Town deceased. Creditors urged to settle debts and file claims with Linn County District Court clerk through attorneys Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll.
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Linn
Marion Ireson Snyder
Linn County
Steel shipment to Spain vetoed by U S agency
The Foreign Economic Administration denied export of 100000 tons of steel rails to Spain after private exporters asked about licensing. The action followed CIO chief Philip Murray's protest against the shipment and disclosure by FEA officials.
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Spain
Washington
Foreign Economic Administration
FEA
Philip Murray
The
CIO
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Eliott. Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
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