Goering Denies Master Race Notion In Nazi Doctrine
In interview excerpts from Werner Bross Goering challenges the master race idea and asserts he opposed Nazi anti Jewish actions. He notes he protected some Jews and denies involvement in persecution laws while recounting wartime reactions and the 1938 pogrom.
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Goerig
Nuremburg
Goering
Goebbels
National Socialist party
Germany
Goeting
Reichstag
Paris
von Rath
Herschel Grynspan
Munich
Water diverted to new diversions near Magrath
Water from the SMLR D main headgates at Spring Coulee will flow into the Pot Hole Coulee reservoir via the new diversion canal for the first time on Wednesday. The Pot Hole dam faces further riprap work, with a diamond drill crew preparing to blast high rock cliffs for rockfill use.
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Spring Coulee
Pot Hole Coulee
New West Construction Co
Pot Mole
Magrath
P.F.R.A
coulee
Ex Winnipeg immigrant leads Wisconsin Republican primary
George M. Smith, a Winnipeg native who became a U.S. citizen, led the Wisconsin Republican lieutenant governor race with 67,270 votes against 60,549 for James L. Callan after 2,054 of 3,140 precincts reported. Oscar Rennebohm led the governor’s GOP race. Carl Thompson won the Democratic nomination. Republicans expected to win in November.
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MILWAUKEE
George M. Smith
United States
Winnipeg
leutenant
Wisconsin
Smith
University of Manitoba
James L.Callan
yeast day
Oscar Rennebohm
Carl Thompson
Bicycle Boom and Economic Fears in the 1890s
The piece notes a nationwide bicycle craze in the United States from 1880 to 1896 with sales surpassing 100 million dollars and high prices. It describes economic anxiety among businesses from watches to pianos and saloons as bicycles impacted profits and consumer spending.
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United States
Holliday
Burned to Death in Hong Kong West Point Blaze
A fire in a four storey tenement and warehouse in Hong Kong's West Point district left at least 25 dead and about 66 injured. An explosion involving oil rubber and film on the ground floor preceded the blaze. staircases were destroyed and several residents leaped from upper floors to safety nets. Some were missing, police estimating up to 50.
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HONG KONG
C.P
West Point
Wallace Blames Truman Dewey for Russia Troubles
Wallace charges Truman and Dewey and their advisers with causing troubles with Russia as the 1948 campaign unfolds. He says his 1952 bid is his focus, not this year, and defends his split from the administration while criticizing the current Congress.
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TRUMAN
DEWEY
WALLACE
Russia
WASHINGTON
United States
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warten
California
Warten
cail
J Warren
congress
Plane found with gold from 1943 crash near Fort Nelson
An American hunter uncovered a United States Army Air Force plane wreck near Fort Nelson, British Columbia, with 11 crew members presumed dead and about 240000 dollars in currency plus 400 pounds of bullion. Officials at Namao Field planned confirmation checks.
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MONTON
Edmonton Journal
United States army air force
Fort Nelson
B.C
Namao Field
North West Air Command
enst
Lake Tuchodt
SAF
EDMONTON
Sept
NAF
Fort Nebbon
U.S
Hope for Lost Plane Dims as Search Extends
Group Captain Z L Leigh of the RCAF said the international effort to locate the missing United States Navy plane with five aboard would continue despite a groundless lead. The search, now in its tenth day, remains hopeful of survivors but officials doubt the Beechcraft could have stayed aloft with its fuel. An Indian observer Johnny Whitford claimed a plane in trouble near Skownan, but investigators doubt the timing and aircraft type. a bush pilot questioned the report, suggesting a different aircraft may have been sighted.
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PAS
Man
Z. L. Leigh
RCAF
United States navy
Manitoba
statch
Churchill
Johnny Whitford
Skownan
here
Whitford
Sqdn
Jack Howe
R.C. AP. reserve
Sweden Prepares Honor Slain Count Folke Bernadotte
Sweden readies to honor Count Folke Bernadotte, assassinated UN Palestine mediator. Funeral set for Sunday at Gustav Vasa church in Stockholm with royal family, kin, and officials present. Bernadotte’s wife Countess Estelle Bernadotte receives the remains at Bromma airport, joined by sons Folke and Bertil and Prince Oscar.
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STOCKHOLM
Sweden
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations Palestine
Gustav Vasa
Gustav
Estelle Bernadotte
Count Folke Bernadotte
Bromma airfjeld
Four Killed as U N Convoy Fired Upon
Four people died and others wounded when a United Nations convoy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was fired on near a Latren pumping station. The attack involved a Jewish convoy under UN protection. initial reports name three men and one woman among the dead.
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TEL AVIV
Reuters
United Nations
Jerusalem
Bunche Named U N Mediator After Bernadotte Assassination
Dr Ralph J Bunche of Detroit Michigan, grandson of a former American slave, named by the United Nations as successor to assassinated Count Folke Bernadotte. He is given full authority until further notice and a guard has been assigned amid threats from Stern gang members.
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Ralph J. Bunche
Detriit
Mich
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Bunche
Palestine
Count Bernadotte
Sweden
Stern gang
Prairie Farmers to Receive $14 Million Under P F A A Plan
Regina reports the Prairie Farm Assistance Act will pay 60 000 farmers in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba a total of 14 million dollars for 1948 49 crop season. Cheques for 60 percent of the total will go out in December with the balance in March 1949. About 2 000 townships gain from drought and grasshopper damage. Saskatchewan gets 12 million for 3 300 townships Alberta 1.5 million for 504 townships Manitoba 0.5 million for 200 townships.
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REGINA
Frairie Farm Assistance Act
prairie provinces
R. F. McGregor
P.F.AA
McGregor
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Powers Agree Joint Policy On Berlin Blockade
Britain, the United States and France are in absolute agreement on a joint policy if Moscow Berlin talks fail. Foreign Secretary Bevin said the three powers would act together if the blockade continues, aiming to see the winter through with combined air force strength.
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ONDON
Britain
United States
France
Moscow
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
Stalin
Molotov
Bevin's Berlin Policy Backed by Opposition Leaders
London reports the opposition in the house of commons endorsing Foreign Secretary Bevin's stance on Berlin. Richard Butler, the Conservative speaker, affirmed support and readiness to back the policy in Paris. Bevin said Western powers are in absolute agreement on Berlin and the joint course if needed, with consultations to continue next week.
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LONDON
Bevin
Berlin
house of commons
Richard Butler
Paris
Biggest Home Building Year Forecast in Canada for 1948
Ottawa reports Canada faces a record home-building year with an estimated 90 000 new dwellings as the cost rise slows from 1947 levels. Cement shortages persist despite record output while soil pipe imports from the United States are constrained. skilled labor remains scarce with Ontario bricklayers migrating to U S plants.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Canadian Construction Association
ing
Dominion
United States
U.S
Ontario
Rev Dr Willard Brewing Named Moderator of United Church
Rev Dr Willard Brewing elected moderator elect of the United Church of Canada to lead the 13th biennial General Council Conference in Vancouver. The 61 year old leader from Toronto St George's Church aims to emphasize foreign missions and ecumenical movement as the church marks its 25th anniversary and faces a heavy eight day agenda.
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VANCOUVER
Willard Brewing
United Church of Canada
Toronto St. George's church
T. W. Jones
Montral
Cousins H. Telfer
Brewing
United church
St. Andrew's'w Wesley church
Sussex
Philadelphia
Reformed Episcopal Church
Toronto
Canada
general council
Newfoundland
Brealnz
Beiling
Jones
Engine Stolen After Repair as Woman Finds Missing Car
Irma Bowles went to a garage to pick up her newly repaired car. She stepped on the starter and nothing happened. A mechanic lifted the hood and his eyebrows. The entire engine had been stolen.
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LOS ANGELES
Irma Bowles
Florida Hurricane Rumbles Through Everglades Toward Citrus Belt
A tropical hurricane mover roared across the Florida Everglades with winds up to 160 mph at Key West and 125 mph on the mainland near Everglades City. The storm threatens central citrus groves as it tracks northeast at eight mph toward Daytona Beach, flooding streets, uprooting palms, and damaging boats, power lines, and buildings. Three navy craft hurt, 30 private boats sunk, and a small tornado near Homestead causes farmhouse damage while officials call the worst area over.
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MIAMI
Fla
Florida Everglades
Key West
Florida
Everglades city
Ailami
Everglades
United States
CITRUS
norta
toomEverglades City
Daytone Beach
Atlantic
United States navy
coast guard
Key ‘West
Homestead
bia
Lochmonar
Little Cayman Island
Varsity Installs New Role in Toronto Opening
Thousands of students arrived for college opening in Toronto as Toronto University takes a new role. The piece highlights Morley Gallahan’s novel The Varsity Story featuring the university as central character.
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TORONTO
Toronto University
Morley Gallahan
Motes to Russian ambassadors. Fleming may seek leadership
UK US and France deliver notes to Russian ambassadors over Berlin crisis. Reports say Donald Fleming of Toronto will announce a bid for the Progressive Conservative leadership within 24 hours. Berlin communists call secret meeting amid occupation zone tensions.
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DONALD FLEMING
TORONTO
C.P
Progressive
Fleming
Toronto Eglinton
house of commons
BERLIN
Germany
FARES
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