Ex Nazi SS Men May Assist Franco
FRANKFURT Aug 27 US Army sources report indications that former Nazi SS men are being recruited in occupied Germany for a supposed Spanish foreign legion in Franco Spain. They question government support and cite a German ex-pilot claiming he will leave to instruct Spanish fliers via underground routes.
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Two Egyptians Barred by the U N
Secretary-General Trygve Lie announced that two Egyptian demonstrators barred from the United Nations Security Council chamber will be blocked from the headquarters area and handed to Nassau County police if they attempt to reenter. He warned that further incidents would lead to police handover, noting the UN lacks a definite policing pact pending talks with the United States.
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I G Farben Leaders Face War Crimes Trial
In Nuremberg Aug 27 1947 the United States opened the war crimes trial of 241 I G Farben officials. Prosecutor Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor said the executives were master builders of Adolf Hitler’s army and largely responsible for World War II. He described them as magicians who turned Mein Kampf fantasies into reality and guardians of Third Reich state secrets. The defendants face charges of planning and waging aggressive wars, robberies, slavery, mass murder, and conspiracy, with ties to Auschwitz and the slave labor system.
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Small Cans of Food Return to U S Groceries
New York Aug 27 Small cans of food with one or two servings will reappear in grocery stores this fall for the first time since the war. Availability will be limited at first as can manufacturers adjust to supply. Industry spokesmen say tin plate tightness may affect full fulfillment next year. Packing in small cans was halted after Pearl Harbor to conserve tin and steel.
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United States approves atom agency proposal
The United States approved plans to form and operate an international agency for atomic energy control, the first country to take such action. Frederick H. Osborn of the U N Atomic Energy Commission noted regret that the Soviet Union did not participate in drafting the papers. The papers will guide the commission's second report to the Security Council due September 15.
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Federal District Probes Realty Activities Across States
Washington August 27 A District of Columbia grand jury is examining real estate transactions in Chicago and California. H Clifford Bangs former president of the Washington Real Estate Board testified yesterday and said he was questioned about activities dating up to nine years ago. The jury operates under instructions from Attorney General Clark to investigate possible antitrust violations in sale exchange financing or management of real property and improvements.
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Plane Fired On in Doukhobor Row
UF Av news photographer Munro of the Vancouver Sun recounted bullets ripping through his aircraft as he photographed the Doukhobor conflict near Thrums British Columbia The two hits occurred at about 500 feet as the photographer circled burning farm buildings linked to the Sons of Freedom radical Doukhobor offshoot The outbreak followed arson attacks in the Kootenay Valley sparked by protests over the arrest of ten clan members by provincial police
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Actress Crains Pet Lion Sent to Griffith Park Zoo
Actress Jeanne Crain moved Shah Shah her pet lion from the Hollywood Hills to Griffith Park Zoo prompting neighbor relief and a postponed city hearing as Shah Shah grew from cub to a noisy 200 pound menace without licensed status.
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