Trial retelling hits Nazi leaders linked to atrocities
A trial continues as Maj. Lahousen testifies that Hitler ordered atrocities on the Eastern Front. Keitel and Ribbentrop defenses challenge the witness while Lahousen recalls discussions about assassinations and branding orders, with Doenitz and Raeder among listeners amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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Daniel DE Lucernberg
Jess
Lahousen
Hitler
Keitel
Otto Nelie de Keitel
Maxime Eygand
Ders
Wey
Henri Giraud
Wil Canaris
Karl Doenitz
Erich Raeder
Chuck As Hess
Goods Stolen From Ardmore Drug Store
Goods including cosmetics and billfolds were taken from the Ardmore drug store early Saturday morning. A bus driver saw two people leave in a maroon Hudson with a Georgia plate. a woman drove. The doors were pried open and the safe untouched. Sheriff Garrett and deputies are investigating.
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Ardmore
Thorn Jones
Georgia
Jones
H. G. Garrett
K. M. Biles
Ph Moore
Roy Beasley
U S Pipeline Gas Loss and Invasion Impact Report
A brief wartime note states that the loss of gas on a U S pipeline was less than one percent as Allied forces prepared for the invasion of Europe. The claim links industrial disruption to military operations without detailed figures or sources.
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U. S
Isis
Europe
China studies river plans for Yangtze flood control power
Through the Yangtze and Yellow rivers vast Chinese plains face floods. American engineer John L. Savage outlines a dam and hydroelectric system around Ichang to flood control irrigation and power 60 million acres. The plan aims to open upper waterways to Chungking and boost trade and electricity.
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San Francisco
China
Yellow Sea
Yantze
Yangtze Valley Administration
Ichang
Yangtze
Szechuan
Yankow
Chungking
John L. Savage
U.S. Bureau of Réclamation
Grand Coulee
Boulder
Shasta
Inner Mongolian
Shansi-Shensi
Mrs Edith Crawford Martin Dies in Henderson North Carolina
Mrs Edith Crawford Martin wife of Francis S Martin died in Henderson Thursday afternoon at 4 10 o clock while visiting her husband's mother She was born in Jasper Alabama on November 7 1911 She is survived by her husband her parents Rufus Dee and Mrs Dee of Jasper a brother Charles R Crawford of Jasper two sisters Mrs John Hutto and Mrs Elizabeth McFarland The body will leave Henderson Saturday evening for Birmingham arrival Sunday noon Funeral arrangements to be announced later at Jasper Christian Church
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Edith Crawford Martin
Francis S. Martin
Henderson
Jasper
Ala
Rufus Dee
Charles R. Crawford
John Hutto
Elizabeth McFarland
Wear Rites Held for Opelika Publisher William Wear
Funeral services were held today for William Clifford Wear 61 longtime co owner and publisher of The Opelika Daily News He died in an Auburn hospital after a ten weeks illness The services were conducted by Revs D H Mc Neal W H Venters and A C Windham pastors of local churches
Congress poised to act on anti strike bill after talks
A labor conference predicting more upheavals urged stronger action. Rep Michener and supporters Howard Smith and Cox signaled intent to push a no strike clause bill. They argued Congress should hold unions to contracting responsibility, while White House signals remained unclear.
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Congress
Michener
R-Mich
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D-Va
Cox
Rules Committee
Smith
White House
Labor Management Conference
Fred C. Smith
Truman
Army Used 540 Carrier Pigeons In Europe Invasion
The Army deployed 540 carrier pigeons during the European invasion. Each bird reportedly flew an average of 125 air miles carrying messages, contributing to battlefield communication.
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Europe
Soldier Willie Meadows Serving in Korea After Ten Months
PFC Willie L Meadows has served ten months and is now stationed with the army of occupation in Korea. He is the son of Mrs Maudie Meadows Hart seller and nephew of Mr and Mrs W R Hooper of Sixth Avenue E Decatur.
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James E. Livingston
Danville 2
Pacific
George E. Davis
Willie.l. Meadows
Army of Occupation
Korea
Maudie Meadows
Hartseller
W. R. Hooper
Sixth Avenue E
Decatur
Hartselle Drives to Reach E Bond Quota
A local bond committee headed by Jack Stone in Hartselle targets the eighth Victory Loan E bond quota for Beat 10, with area units aiding a goal near 50,000 dollars. This week reports show progress toward the 8,000 plus purchase price already raised as workers push ahead.
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Hartselle
Jack Stone
Roberts trades stock for Christian education aid
Columbus Georgia December 1 A retired businessman Columbus Roberts donates over 800000 dollars in preferred stock from a soft drink company to Baptist supported colleges and other Christian education efforts in Georgia. The gift aims to expand religiously affiliated schooling and uplift youth across the state.
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Columbus
Columbus Roberts
Christian Education” of Georgia
Roberts
Vance Noted in Hartse lle Property Report
Saturday noon report noted Vance in Hart selle property records with several more bonds still to be issued.
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Vance
Hartselle
Estate Dispute Over One Million Dollars Reported
A man claimed today that about two thirds of his estate, estimated at slightly over one million dollars, had been given away. The accusation centers on the handling of the decedent's wealth and the distribution by heirs or executors.
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Johnston St
China Studies River Plans
Martin
Henderson, N. C
Cantbonts Ff
Dillehay
Grant
Hallmark
Xmas Cards
City Park Flower Shop
Wheeler” Lake
Hartselle Mountain
John Isley
Son Vox Real
Christina
Neal Wvaktin
Haanpbaags
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