Crimes of Germany Under War Rules Scorned by Hitler Regime
Soviet note by Molotov cites irrefutable crimes by the Nazi government including abduction of hundreds of thousands of Soviet citizens to German slavery, sale of captives to private firms, and systemic torture and deprivation. It names Reichs commissioners and key officials and calls for full responsibility and punishment by all responsible governments.
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Germany
Fritz Sauckel
Hitler
Ukraine
Erich Koch
Ostland
Heinrich Lose
Byelorussia
Wilhelm Kuke
Alfred Rosenberg
Soviet Union
Ussr
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
France
Belgium
Greece
Norway
Holland
Substitute Materials in War and Peace Booklet Reveals War Fuel Sources
A Royal Institute of International Affairs booklet titled Sub stitute Materials in War and Peace says fuel for tanks and planes can be produced from grapes, grain and potatoes while metal could be made from magnesia extracted from sea water.
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The
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Brazil’s First Coastal Highway Opens Along Smooth Beach
Report notes hundreds of miles of beach along the coast served as Brazil’s initial highway. The feature highlights the coastal route’s expansive shoreline and early use as a transportation corridor.
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Brazil
Potatoes Rise From Spuds to Treasured Riches
In days past potatoes were the pennies of vegetables, ignored and plain. Now they are hoarded like orchids, carried home with care, and even capitalized as Potatoes, while soldiers on k p still call them spuds.
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K.p
Christian Science Monitor
Books as vitamins for a people in peril
Dorothy Canfield Fisher tells American librarians that books sustain minds as vitamins sustain bodies. She notes Germany cracked a decade ago with the 1933 book burnings and warns that without books a nation starves of vigor and ideals even amid conquest.
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Germany
New York Times
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Still Has His Voice Henry Dutton at 90
Henry Dutton, longtime St Pauls Cathedral choir member of over 65 years, remained in his usual church place to celebrate his 90th birthday. He attributed his enduring voice to moderation in everything.
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Henry Dutton
St Paul's Cathedral
Oxygen Supply Needed by Aviators at High Altitudes
An extra supply of oxygen is required for aviators operating above eight thousand feet. The issue highlights the need for reliable oxygen systems and procedures to ensure pilot and passenger safety during high altitude flight.
Salvation Army Helps One-Legged Men Find Shoes in San Diego
The Salvation Army store in San Diego aids single footed people by supplying free shoes. Col. W. G Hammond started the program from a large stock of mateless footwear and continues to receive requests from across the nation, with some writers including return postage and even money to help.
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America
Salvation Army
San Diego
California
Col
W. G Hammond
Social Service Department
Army
Hammond
United Press
Maine
Missouri
Sauerbruch Ordered To Constant Attendance On Hitler
The London Daily Sketch reports Hitler’s doctor Sauerbruch must stay with him at all times not due to illness but to manage his erratic moods. He will accompany the Führer on all missions and may administer small drug quantities to calm him during certain moods.
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London Daily Sketch
Hitler
Sauerbruch
Fuerhrer
Berlin
Simple Words Guide Churchill Uses Short Anglo Saxon Speech
Churchill says his method is simple and he prefers Anglo Saxon words with the fewest syllables to convey his points. He contrasts this with others who may use longer phrasing when speaking in Washington.
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Winston Churchill
Washington
Madame Chiang Kaishek
Churchill
New Canadian Three Part Flying Glove For Subzero Combat
The RCAF unveils Type E Three Part flying glove designed for 35000 foot dogfights. It combines rayon inner with latex treated tips, a wool mid layer, and a curved leather outer with a long gauntlet zipper. The three components fit together to improve grip, warmth, and dexterity under extreme cold. Canada’s NCR and research teams led the testing, with U S orders following.
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Canada
RCAF
R.C._A.F
National Research Council
U.S. Army Transport Command
Dominion geologists plan intensive search for oil and metals
The Mines and Geology Branch of the Department of Mines and Resources Ottawa will lead 31 geological and 9 topographical parties across Canada this year focusing on strategic metals base minerals and petroleum to boost war production. Areas include Alaska Highway Yukon B C Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia and the Northwest Territories with surveys in Dublin Gulch Ross Lake Ainsworth Takla Hudson Hope Pouce Coupe and Sherritt Gordon among others.
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Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Alaska Highway
Yukon
Northwest Territories
B.C
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Hudson Hope
Peace River Country
Pouce Coupe
Alexa
Saunders
Athabaska
Fox Valley
Kindersley
Radville
Sherritt Gordon
Mandy
Hudson Bay
Flin Flon
Young South African group captain blooms in RAF ranks
Group Captain Peter Hugo DSO DF C two bars at 24 is the RAFs youngest group captain and a valued instructor. A Battle of Britain veteran he led the squadron of Paddy Finucane after his death and has attacked 35 enemy ships with no bullet holes in his aircraft.
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Peter Hugo
D.S.O
Df.c
R.A.F
Paddy Finucane
Finucane
Hugo
Miss Leeds
Major
Leeds
Anglesey
Channel
London Daily Sketch
Peru's early crops include peanuts pineapples and beans
The article notes that peanuts, pineapples, lima beans and guavas were among the fruits and vegetables first domesticated in Peru. It highlights ancient agricultural practices and the role of Peru in crop origins.
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Peru
Oslo’s claim as world’s smallest subway city
Oslo Norway with a population around 253000 is notable for having a subway system, claimed as the smallest city in the world to possess one. The text emphasizes the unusual combination of small city size and urban rapid transit.
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Oslo
Norway
Quick Freeze Method Aids Food Preservation Progress
The article discusses early progress in refrigeration and quick freezing as a method to preserve fruits and vegetables. It notes households using lockers in cold storage and plans for community rapid-freeze plants near Lake Erie to address sugar shortages and save fuel and energy.
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Lake Erie
Thomas Times-Journal
Strawberry Time For Needlewomen
Scrap happy strawberry designs make a trim for linens. It features appliqued strawberries leaves and delicate flowers in outline stitch. Pattern 7552 includes 12 motif pieces. send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg
Newpaper Union
McDermot Avenue E
Dog License Rules Keep Pets Under Control In City
A dog lover who takes a pet into urban areas must curb running and digging. The license only permits possession and requires owners to maintain control at all times to prevent property damage.
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Noranda
Preissac
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