Hitler Testament Propaganda Asserts Martyrdom and Nazi Creed
Allied authorities released Adolf Hitler s political testament and related documents dated April 29 1945. The texts portray Hitler as a martyr and urge Germans to uphold racial laws and the Nazi state while condemning Jews. The will names Martin Bormann as executor and notes possessions go to the Nazi party.
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Bormann Seized in British Zone of Germany
Report states Martin Bormann had been seized in the British zone of Germany but allied security officers would not confirm or deny the report.
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Frusco executive changes announced with Springfield posting
The statement announced yesterday restructures leadership effective January 1. Barry will lead the Springfield quarter, and Frank G. Jonah departs after a long tenure with the Frusco since 1906.
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Weekend Death Toll Near 200 As New Year Celebrations Loom
Nationwide weekend deaths approached two hundred with traffic fatalities dominating the count. The National Safety Council projected 375 to 400 traffic deaths over the four day holiday, while violent deaths reached ninety-two across the country led by New York and Pennsylvania with twenty each. Arkansas and Oklahoma recorded minimal totals.
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Bormann Reported Arrest Not Confirmed
Reuters reports from Nuernberg that Czech and Slovak newspapers say Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's deputy party leader, was arrested. The claim was not immediately confirmed by authorities.
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Topeka Doctor Rich Ant Preston Dies After Heart Attack
Topeka physician Dr. Rich ant OU. Préston died yesterday at his home after suffering a heart attack. The report notes the event occurred in Topeka on December 31.
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War Labor Board weighs 12 cent pay rise for AFL Weathers Union
The War Labor Board proposes a 12 cent average hourly wage increase for about 50 000 AFL Weathers Union workers threatening a January 7 strike. It may also set a 55 cent minimum wage to raise pay for thousands. AFL official W Allen calls the proposal encouraging but uncertain about worker reaction or a January walkout.
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Fragmented OCR Bit Cites Meters and Names
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