Indictment of Nazi leaders for crimes against humanity debated
A debate surrounds the planned indictment of 24 top Nazi leaders by a Four Power Court in Nuremberg. Justice Jackson argues high officials can be tried for war crimes, while critics question retroactive international authority and sovereign immunity.
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Daily Dozen on Nervousness and Phobias From Pennsylvania
The article discusses erythrophobia and ssythrophobia as red color aversions and blush responses in humans. It notes nervous tension from perceived threat or disappointment and links nervousness to physical and mental illness, with symptoms like restlessness tremor fidgeting and blushing. It mentions early childhood temperament and behavioral issues in adolescence.
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Concert by Glen Ellison to grace city Monday night
Music lovers anticipate a Monday concert at the high school auditorium featuring Glen Ellison, renowned Scotch baritone, with Mrs Alley Hill, Blantst. A car accident on West Smith Street damaged a Chevrolet owned by Mr. Lindsey of East Main Street. the vehicle was driven off and later traced but not found.
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Glen Ellison
Alley Hill
Ohio
Matt Mazon
Joe Elecynski
South and
Geyer Streets
Cory
Fifty RAF Battle of Britain pilots still alive from 1940
London reports fewer than 50 of the original 375 to 376 gallant Battle of Britain fighter pilots remain today. Survivors include notable figures like Douglas Bader and Keith Park, with many veterans now holding noncombat roles in the RAF as radar, control room, and staff positions.
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No. 11 Group
Keith Park
Allied Air
Southeast Asia Command
Alr
Art Malan
Malta
RAF Staff College
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P. M. Brothers
RAP Cadet College
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al Donaldson
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Galcutta
Stanford Tuck
Bafler
Malan
RAF Fighter Command
Gotoben
Whimsical World of Quiz Clues and Errors
A playful OCR style item asks multiple trivia questions about Bermuda capital, a Lt Gen Stilwell’s son, oyster shucking, a poem opening, battles, demobilization timing, Sammy Snead, a Mediterranean island, and a misquoted POW line, reflecting garbled newspaper quiz content.
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Doseply
Vinegar Joe) Stilwell Haseen
Army of the Navy
Britain
Army
Htepe
Sammy Snead
Mediterranean
Winu
North Corry Emblem Station Center at Colimbuy
Antifreeze and tire repairs offered by L Arm itage Munuxer Ve at the North Corry emblem station center. Local services include maintenance and quick fixes for vehicles in need. Read as a brief notice about neighborhood auto care options and contact points.
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Colimbuy
L.armitage
Man Found Shot to Death Near Schenley Park
An Associated Press report from Pittsburgh dated October 12 states a man was found shot to death near the Schenley Park entrance. He wore a green overcoat and sweater, had pockets containing cards and a Sprite bottle, and was discovered by John Bergan of Gurnee Library. The victim bore the name Frank Mh Ambaygon and a watch mum alt. No weapon was found.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Schenley Pak
Frank Mh. Ambaygon
John Bergan
Alt Gurnegie
Wes
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