Cremate All Nazi Corpses Dispersed Secretly in Nuernberg
The bodies of Hermann Goering and the ten Nazi war criminals executed in Nuernberg were cremated and their ashes dispersed secretly. Col. B. C. Andrus announced the procedure at 5:35 p.m. on the Allied control detachment, with the bodies moved in two sealed trucks under guard. The communique offered few details, noting the “quadripartite committee for the detention of War criminals.”
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Hermann Goering
Nuernberg
international military tribunal
Wilhelm Keltel
Goering
United States army
Col
Andrus
Fred Teich
Emmy Goering
Teich
H. F. Gerecke
St. Louis
Erich Raeder
Walter Siemers
Raeder
Friederich Bergold
Martin Bormann
Andris
Nuernberg jall
New rapid-build system for Britain homes featured fast
The Left Hand Corner precast building system uses steel molds, cellular concrete units faced with imitation brick to create houses in a week. First used in Sheffield, the technique may also enable quick factory and cinema theater construction.
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Britain
Sheffield
Ann
The Left Hand Continued on Page 13
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Butcher Fiduccia Fined For Short Weight
CHICAGO Oct 17 A butcher, James V Fiduccia, faced license court for short weight on hard to get meat. He told Judge Samuel Heller, She was a millionaire, judge, and I thought he could afford it. The judge replied Must be a lot of millionaires in your neighborhood and fined him 200 dollars plus coats, noting three prior short weight convictions since 194?.
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CHICAGO
James V. Fiduccia
Fiduccia
Samuel Heller
Helier
Jewel theft at Dudley estate targets Windsors in England
Surrey police report burglars broke into the Earl of Dudley’s Sunningdale country home and stole a substantial amount of jewelry belonging to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The duchess reportedly owns jewels valued around £250000, with the loss estimated under £25000, insured, and the case remains with police.
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LONDON
C.P
Surrey
Earl of Dudley
Sunningdale
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
England
Bootland Yard
Press Association
Dudley
Ednam lodge
Beatrice Tillie
Peel
New Zealand Sees Slow Arrival of Postwar Canadian Cars
Canadian press report from Auckland notes that the first postwar Canadian autos have only recently appeared in New Zealand, arriving later than British models. US cars not yet arriving, Canadian cars built locally, prices around 2250 dollars, and a strong potential market of about 100000 cars given existing per capita demand. Canada supplied 7697 unassembled and 38 assembled cars in 1938, behind Britain’s 17000 but ahead of the US 2600.
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ay J. C. GRAHAM
AUCKLAND
N.Z
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Dominion
Britain
Appeal Denied for Four POWs Convicted in Camp Murder
CALGARY Oct 17 An appeal by four German prisoners of war convicted of the murder of Cpl Karl Lehmann at the Medicine Hat internment camp and sentenced to hang was dismissed by the Alberta Supreme Court appellate division Chief Justice Harvey said the appeals fail and must be dismissed The four defendants Spt Maj Pergonowski Set Maj Heinrich Busch Set Maj Willy Mueller and Sgt Walter Wolf face hanging Oct 16 The minister of justice may hear further appeal and the public hang date of Nov 13 is unlikely as the hangman is reportedly engaged in Ontario.
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CALGARY
C.P
Cpl
Karl Lehmann
Medicine Hat
supreme court
Alberta
Harvey
W. R. Howson
Bruno Pergonowski
Heinrich Busch
Willy Mueller
Walter Wolf
G. BE. A. Rich, KC
Lethbridge
Ontario
Rice
Jobs And Jobless Nearly Balance
Ottawa reports unfilled jobs and unemployed Camue dians nearly matched on Oct. 3 for the first time in 11 months. Logging growth and consumer demand buoyed hiring, while strikes and shortages tempered gains. Regional shifts showed Quebec Ontario Prairie demand rising. Alberta meatpacking hit by farmers strike. base metals high despite turnover.
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OTTAWA
labor department
department
Pacific
Quebec
Ontario
prairie provinces
Alberta
Speed troops to area of disorder Calcutta
Reinforcements of troops and armed police are being sent to the Nowakhali region of eastern Bengal where grave disorders have taken place. The Bengal government announced on Wednesday night that Prime Minister Moslem Jeane and the government have received reports of grave lawlessness and repression in Noakhali district.
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CALCUTTA
Reuters
Nowakhali
Bengal
H.S Suhrewardy
Mossem Jeane
Noakhali
Heavier Santa Load to Return Toys Not Seen Since 1941
Chicago reports United States toy makers say Santa will deliver his heaviest Christmas load since 1941 with many wartime shortages ending. Limited quantities mean early shopping. popular wartime items fade as new electronic and modern toys appear, including an atomic whistle train and a 2 in 1 steel wagon skooter.
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Santa
CHICAGO
Santa Claus
United States
merchandise mart
papa
Chrysler Workers Vote to End Strike in Windsor
Windsor Ontario October 17 a 2 1 vote by Chrysler Windsor plant employees approved the Rand formula union security provision ending a 120 day strike by the United Automobile Workers Local 444 affecting about 3500 workers. Voting took place at Windsor and Chatham Ontario with Chatham result pending. Under the Rand formula all employees pay union dues regardless of membership.
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WINDSOR
Ont
Chrysler Corporation
Rand
United Automobile Workers of America
C.I.0
Chrysler
Chatham
Monument to War Reporters Revived in Frederick
In Frederick Maryland on October 17 a stone arch marker was rededicated to journalists who reported World War II and helped defeat the Axis. Maj Gen Milton A Reckord praised reporters as citadel of democracy while noting dictatorship cannot take root. The monument originally honored Civil War correspondents.
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FREDERICK
Blue Ridge
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
United States
Oomph vote approved for shoe trademark in Britain
Justice Reymond Evershed ruled that the word oomph may be registered as a trademark for La Marquise Footwear despite government rejection. He rejected the view that words implying sex appeal must be barred, noting current attitudes. In Vancouver, a looming strike spread as shipowners offered 11 percent pay and recognition to engineers.
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LONDON
Sir Reymond Evershed
La Marquise
Oomphies
Ann Sheridan
Cara Bow
chancery
high court
Evershed
VANCOUVER
National Association of Marine Engineers iy
Plane crash near Laramie claims 13 lives in snowstorm
A passenger plane chartered by National Air Transport Service crashed three miles west of Laramie in a blinding snowstorm shortly after 1 a.m. Ten passengers and the crew of three died, with two more dying later at Laramie hospital. The Oakland to Chicago flight was to refuel in Cheyenne when bad weather forced a change of course. Eight men and three women were aboard, including a Canadian passenger and Mrs Mary Boland of Toronto.
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LARAMIE
Wye
Albany County
E. E. Knight
Knight
Cheyenne
suthern
Nats Air Transport Service
Oakland
Calif
Chicago
San Francisco
Mary Boland
Toronto
C. R. Abernathy
Boland
Mazerall Appeal Is Turned Down
The Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed Edward Mazerall’s conviction for conspiring to relay information to the Soviet Union. Chief Justice Robertson and two justices ruled the incriminating statements to the royal commission on espionage admissible, upholding a four year sentence for the Fredericton engineer.
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TORONTO
Ontario Court of Appeal
goode Hall
Edward Mazerall
royal commission on espionage
Soviet Union
R. S. Robertson
W. D. Roach
R .B. Laidlaw
Mazerall
J. C. MecRuer
Ottawa
Fredericton
Robertson
royal commission
Skeleton Found Ending 1943 Missing Hunter Mystery
Victoria October 17 A three year old mystery ends with the discovery of Kenneth Duncan 21 skeleton in thick bush northwest of Shawnigan Lake He disappeared while hunting on November 27, 1943 A large search lasting over two months located an army boot with bone remains a rifle and an Indian sweater near the skeleton Continue to follow police findings from the Victoria area.
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VICTORIA
Kenneth Duncan
Shawnigan lake
Duncan
Victoria huntters
J .P. Wratten
T. Magnall
Bob Redcrave
Wratten
Magnall
Seeks Divorce From Husband She Defended
Chicago divorce suit filed by Mrs Doris Murray charging cruelty after she testified husband Donald R. Murray was acquitted of murder in the fatal May shooting of Col. John F. Fletcher, a Canadian army veteran, in a Loop hotel room.
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CHICAGO
Doris Murray
Donald R. Murray
lust
John F. Fletcher
Vancouver
Murray
Fletcher
Gets Two Months For Violence In Farmers' Strike
Paul Harbarenko of Grande Centre Alka was sentenced to two months in jail with hard labor in police court here on Wednesday in connection with an outbreak of violence during the Alberta Farmers' Union delivers strike September 27. Harbarenko, freed on a $500 bond pending appeal, is one of about 40 APU pickets charged with stampeding a herd of cattle driven to market at the height of the strike. Hearings for the remaining farmers charged will continue later.
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RONNYVILLE
Alty
Paul Harbarenko
Grande Centre
Alka
Alberta Farmers’ Union
Harbarenka
APU
Canadian general Crerar visits Prague from Rockcliffe
General Crerar, commander of Canadian forces overseas, arrived at Rockcliffe airport Wednesday night. He traveled to Prague in Czechoslovakia as a guest of the Czechoslovakian government, visiting during his overseas assignment.
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OTTAWA
DG Crerar
Rock~cliffe airport
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Back From China Wilds Party Finds No Fliers Slaves
SICHANG China Oct 17 United States army search party returns from western China with no evidence that any American flyers were enslaved by Lola tribesmen. They recovered bones of one crew member from a Supere fortress crash in March 1845 and the remains of three others. six more crewmen parachuted into jungle and were reported captured, but claims lack evidence. The team climbed Liangpr Shan in the Wu tal range, gathering wreckage as the first whites to reach the peak. Lt Col Herbert Wurtaler plans another mission to gather data and pursue captive release rumors, which could take weeks. Chinese aviation officials report the bodies of Pilot Andrew Lonebotham and 31 Chinese killed in a related crash were recovered.
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China
United States army
paty
denise
Liangprshan
Wutal
treacherou peak
wilds
Herbert Wurtaler
maskin
anther
Sentence Mrs. Dick To Hang
Vancouver welfare workers were shocked when a haversack donation to the church contained two stick bombs two mortar bombs part of a third mortar bomb a revolver and two grenades. Police later found the charges were removed from the explosives, believed to be war souvenirs.
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VANCOUVER
United Church welfare workers
Trial Date Set In Torso Slaying Case In Hamilton
In Hamilton, Ontario, Evelyn MacLeam Seem faces trial at Wentworth County court for the March murder of John Dick. Her co-defendants, her father MacLean and William Bohozuk, await their own trials as the judge set January 7 for the date of execution verdicts remains pending appeal in Mrs. Dick's case.
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Evelyn Dick
Hamilton
hahg
William Eshozuk
Donald MacLean
John Dick
Sam. Gay
F. H. Barlow
tors Mountain
Justice Barlow
Evelyn
Cak
William Bohosuk
Samrohs
Huet
Charles Paupst
Dundas
fury foreman
RAF Seeks Canadians For Postwar Air Service
Ottawa reports the RAF invites former Canadian air force personnel to join postwar service in the RAF under a Canada Britain agreement. Applicants must meet Operational Training Unit standards and will receive a new pay scale higher than wartime levels. Four year active service with reserves possible. Gratuities and passages funded.
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RCA
R.AP
air force
RCAF
R.A.P
RACAF
R.AF
leutenant
RAF
Canada
R.A
RCAF reserve
antis
Britain
RAB
British Isles
Young child dies of fractured skull in Vancouver
In Vancouver a four month old named Lonny Dell Markell, one of six children of Harvey and Mrs Markell, was found dead in his crib. Police hold two men for investigation after an autopsy showed a fractured skull, though initial belief suggested suffocation as the cause. The death occurred around midnight with the infant found face down.
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VANCOUVER
Lonny Dell Markell
Harvey Markell
midnghe Saurea
Aussie Delegates Arrive By Air For UN Assembly
Six-man Australian delegation to the United Nations assembly in New York arrives in Vancouver aboard the Australian Nations Airways Skymase for Warana. Watt notes Australia is seeking items on the agenda including the veto power and trusteeship matters tied to New Guinea.
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VANCOUVER
United Nations assembly
New York
Ausralian Nations Airways
Warana
Watt
Australia
New Guinea
Jewel haul recovered at golf course overlook window
London reports part of a stolen Duchess of Windsor jewel haul was recovered and seen at a golf course overlooking the duchess’s bedroom window. Other items included in the day’s news include grain shipment policy changes and legal proceedings in Ontario and Ottawa.
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Thieves Rob Windsors
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Gibson
R.A.F
Col Gitwon sai
WASHTON
Office of Defence Transportation today
W. M. Pappin
passport office
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JERUSALEM
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