Hitler threatens invasion as Poland readies for attack
Transcripts from a Nazi conference at Obersalzberg detail Hitler urging a swift, brutal assault on Poland. He hints at alliance shifts with Stalin, mocks Western civilization, and warns of threats to Chamberlain, while noting imminent invasion plans to begin Saturday morning.
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War Crimes
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Poland
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Stalin
Ghengis Khan
Japan
Chamberlain
Pelshd
Allies to Build New Jail for Hess and Pals
Maj. Walter C. Giese, new U S governor of Spandau prison, said Allied plans call for a special jail near Berlin for Adolf Hess and six other Nürnberg criminals. Hess and others will be moved to Spandau before Jan 1 and treated as ordinary prisoners with striped garb. Spandau fortress will be remodeled for temporary confinement.
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Walter C. Giese
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Rundolf Hess
Nuermiberg
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Hess
Nuernberg
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Columbus Sees Snowless November Likely
Columbus records a near snowless November if no snow falls before midnight. The Weather Bureau notes such snowless starts have occurred in Ohio cities since 1878, as a bright sun lifts the temperature above 50 degrees in Columbus.
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Columbus
Stopital Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Riots in Shanghai injure over a hundred as police clash with stallkeepers
In Shanghai on Sunday and Monday more than 100 people were injured as sidewalk stallkeepers protested police actions to clear the markets. Police used tear gas and water hoses while martial law, though not in force since the surrender, was threatened by Mayor Ek C Wa amid rumors of killings.
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C. Wa
Whangpoo Conc
Whangpoa
Educated Santas Take Up Posts After Christmas Spirit Course
About twenty six Santa Clauses in Manhattan completed a three day training by Volunteers of America and received bells as diplomas. Led by J Col William R Apetz the group ages over 60, earning a day to coax donations and answer children’s questions with politeness and standard scripts. Mrs Mary Byers, 79, will pose as Mrs Santa Claus outside a midtown store.
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Wheat Price Dives in Chicago Grain Markets
Wheat led a sharp drop in Chicago Board of Trade futures with losses extending to over 0 cents a bushel after an early plunge, setting a postwar record daily fall. Corn and oats also weakened as wheat closed about 3 3 4 to 5 1 4 cents lower, with January at 2.04.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Canada
Ixport
Remembering the Charleston Daily Star of 1461
A brief note recalls the Charleston Daily Star published in 1461. The four-page issue contained eight columns of content.
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Charleston Daily Star
End of Week Publication Details
The message lists a publication schedule from The Star by H. Mahone, mentioning a publishing company and a weekly routine excluding Sundays. It appears to be a business notice about district publishing operations and management.
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Cepeeeent Biyarengressignal
1 Puplishing Co. 4
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Star
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