Treason Trial Testimony on Gillars Broadcast Recordings
January testimony before a U S district court details numerous recordings of Mildred Gillars known as Miss Gillars and a speaker "in Sally" used in Axis broadcasts. Richter, 38, testified he saw about twenty recordings, heard Germany related programs, and identified Gillars' voice phonetically noting familiarity with "Home Sweet Home" among Axis radio programs.
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Gil
Sally
Hans Vontet
U. S
Miss Gillars
Richter
Spery
Thomas
Roerams
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British ambulance enters Soviet zone at Luebeck crash site
Report from germany dated Jan 26 states a British ambulance entered the Soviet zone at Luebeck. Giering claims German children led the crash of a British air aidakola and seven people were hospitalized at Schoenberg. Russians barred entry to a salvage party seeking wreckage. RAF said it waived formalities for the Red Army to reach the scene. A medical officer, nurse, and interpreter were allowed through the post at Luebeck. Russians said one crew member and six Germans were injured.
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Germany
Luebeck
Giering
Schoenberg
Airit
Esterday
RAF
RAI
Maé
Truman's Theory on Fighting Communism by Raising Living Standards
The article discusses President Truman's idea to reduce communism by improving living conditions globally. It notes discussions between UN economists and the State Department, Bevin's pledge of Western unity, and echoes of Wilsonian self-determination. It stresses aiding underprivileged peoples at home and abroad to curb Bolshevik influence.
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State Department
Europe
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Enggand
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100 Percent Guaranteed Mineral Remedy Claim
An advertisement urges readers to try GEQ MINERAL and visit a drug store to buy one bottle. It promises a seven day use period with a full money back refund if not 100 percent satisfied and claims it could improve health, mood, appetite, sleep, work, and overall life quality.
Three Charged With Robbery and Kidnapping
Three suspects, Thnald 2 Maddock PAO Althea Ark Raymond Rush Visone Cadik and Brett Galligher, are held by police on charges of kidnapping and robbery. They allegedly forced a driver to drive to unknown locations to obtain aid. The case centers on a violent incident south of Pine Bluff Fort Smith Kuykendall area with multiple names connected to the crime.
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Maddock
Pao Althea
Ark
Raymond Rush- Visone
Cadik
Brett Galligher
Dohany
Okla
Don Fort Syith
Kuykendall
Haddark
Tai Po
Kpeborety Gand
Neal
Dan
Republicans Battle for GOP Leadership Chair Showdown
Omaha January 27 The Republican National Committee faced a split over chairmanship as anti Dewey forces moved to oust Hugh J. Scott. Roy Dunn and others pressed plans while Scott’s allies sought a delaying study group. Last minute talks failed and the party prepared for an open vote on the 15-member committee.
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Omaha
Republican National Committee
Hugh JB. Scott
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Roy E. Dunn
Minnesota
Harald E. Stassen
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Preas K. Dewey
New York
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Guy G. Gabrielson
New Jersey
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National Committee
Harry Darby
Kansas
Dewey
Committee of Seven
Werner Schroeder
Minis
Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
Darby
Ezra Whilla
Idaho
Santana
Congress
Doctor Gets Another Stay of Extradition
St Louis physician Dr Rutledge Rutledge, charged with murder in the stabbing death of Byron Hallman, received another extension in his extradition fight. Judge Davie W FitzGibbon set February 7 for final disposition on a writ of habeas corpus and continued the $5,000 bond. The state’s return argued for return to Iowa. Rutledge’s attorney requested time to prepare.
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Robert C. Bulledse
Towa
Davie W. FitzGibbon
Court of Criminal Correction
William Crissman
Linn County
Fitz Gibbon
Liughren
Beds and Coffins on Germany's Priority List
German authorities place beds and coffins high on the production priority list. Estimates claim one fourth of Germans in the American zone lack a bed, with 10 million beds needed. Lumber allocations reach 185000 cubic yards for furniture and 66000 cubic yards for coffins, aiming to produce one coffin per three beds.
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Germany
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Young Little Rock leader named to UA board
Jack Stephens, 25, of Little Rock, appointed by Governor McMath to the University of Arkansas board of trustees. He is the youngest to hold the post, serves as regional director of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, and replaces Jay Dickey of Pine Bluff on the board.
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Little Rock
Jack Stephens
University of Arkansas
McMath
Stephens
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Jay Dickey
Pine Butt
Arkansas officials discuss liquor permit zoning rules
Chairman T H Barton of the Lion Oil Company spoke at a council dinner for the Arkansas legislature. Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Dean Morley announced plans to consider city zoning on sales of alcohol to issue liquor and beer permits despite an attorney general ruling. The joint legislative budget committee tentatively approved 250000 for land purchase beside the state capitol. Today marks General Douglas MacArthur's birthday.
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The
Lion ‘Oil Company
Council
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas Revenue
Dean Morley
State Capitol
Born in Little Rock 69 Years Ago Today
A brief notice states a person born in Little Rock is now 69 years old and connected with an army barracks located near MacArthur Museum in MacArthur Park.
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Little Rock
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur Museum
MacArthur Park
Three Hurt When Parcel Post Package Explodes
Bowling Green Kentucky January 26 A parcel post package exploded in the post office injuring three employees Postal inspector A B Cleveland said William Harry 29 a clerk lost both hands and eyes and is not expected to live Less seriously injured were Paul Gondrum 46 and Ray Cosfey 27 mail carriers Cleveland said the package was addressed to Ulysses Jones 14 Laurel Avenue there is no such address Charles Cosfey brother of Ray carries the Laurel street route
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Bowling Green
A. B. Cleveland
William Harry
Paul Gondrum
Ray Cosfey
Cleveland
Ulysses Jones
Laurel Avenue
Charles Cosfey
Ray
Laurel Street
Parcel returned after misaddress leads to investigation
A man turned the package back upon realizing misdirection as Osborne examined the parcel before a blast. Postal inspectors traced the package to an eastern city while noting ambergris in perfume uses.
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Osborne
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