Argentina Seeks Nazi War Material From Russia
New York based report says Argentina asked the Soviet trade delegation in Buenos Aires to supply German war materials and even a dismantled German war plant. The move aims to strengthen Argentina's armed forces, seeking parity with Brazil, and may reflect broader trade negotiations with Moscow.
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Time Is A Heartless, Unforgiving Clock Poem
Time moves without regard to wealth or status, paying no mind to wishes or prayers. The clock’s hands turn, hours chime, and time remains indifferent to love or hate. Rich or poor, all are swept along, powerless to seize more than the moment. Time’s steps pass beyond every grasp.
Wyoming traveler seeks hostels across central U S
Jack son reports finding hostels in Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota and western states with plans to extend to Illinois and eastward. He notes rising postwar interest in youth hostels, describes low cost lodging under 50 cents, and details his gear and daily 12 hour rides with a heavy pack and scarce hostess.
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Idahe
Jackson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Illinois
70 Miles a Day Across Country By Bicycling Boy
Eugene Jackson, 22, seven feet tall and a former University of Washington student from Alabama, is riding across the United States at about 70 miles a day. He stopped in Cedar Rapids to meet other cyclists and said he left Seattle five weeks ago, hoping to reach Chicago soon. His trip serves to get home to Alabama and to protest the transfer of most membership fees from the American Youth Hostel to the national office. The movement began in the early 1900s, with hostels scarce in Iowa and Nebraska.
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German Commander in Norway Will Be Tried
London AP reports Gen Nikolaus von Falkenhorst, Nazi Norway commander, will be tried about July 29 on charges of responsibility for killing 14 British commandos captured as POWs. The United Nations war crimes commission also said 20 Hitler Youth members will be tried for slaying five Allied airmen near Pforzheim in March 1945.
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