Nürnberg Trial Recounts Nazi Ruin and Power Shifts
A war correspondent describes Nuernberg just after liberation, detailing the city’s ruin and the courtroom theater of the Nuremberg trial. He notes Goering’s lingering arrogance, Doenitz’s pale presence, and Streicher’s grim prophecy as he faces justice in the rebuilt dock. The piece reflects on the moral collapse of Nazism and the ongoing effort to expose its crimes.
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Grotius
Justice Jackson
Goering
Rosenberg
Beitel
Keitel
I. Q
Mannikin
Reichstag
Admiral Doenitz
Julius Streicher
Streicher
Woolly Panda From Tibet Difficult Creature to Keep
The panda, a rare bear like creature from Tibet, is extremely hard to keep in captivity. Only a handful exist outside Tibet, with four in the United States—one in New York, one in Brookfield Illinois, and two in St. Louis zoos.
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Tibet
United States
New York
Brookfield
Hl.) Zoo
St. Louis
Barbs on Wine Rites and Aged Telegraph Link
The article describes ritual wine harvesting in various French provinces using wicker baskets and wooden basers. It notes a December 1 1945 inauguration of radiotelephone communication linking the Netherlands West Indies St Maarten and Saba, a tiny volcanic island with a single community, claimed as among the world’s smallest lands with such facilities.
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Paty
Burgundy
Champagne
Bordeaux
Provence
Cote Gig
Netherlands West Indies
St. Maarten
Saba
Quiz answers from general knowledge questions
Perry won no naval victory over the British on Lake Erie. The North Pole lies at 90 degrees latitude. Copper is used as an alloy in sterling silver. The south wind is called Auster. Beneath the chapel of Washington and Lee University lies the body of Robert E. Lee. Basketball attracts the greatest American attendance. Goliath was a Philistine. Albinism in animals results from a lack of pigment. Sweden extends about two hundred miles within the Arctic Circle. The air of To Anacreon in Heaven was used for The Star Spangled Banner.
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Perry
Robert le. Lee
Goliath
Sweden
Arctic Circle
Lake Erie
North Pole
Washington and Lee University
Anacreon
Heaven
Extreme creatures live at extreme altitudes and depths
Bearded vultures inhabit the Himalayas at 24,000 feet where air pressure reaches 5.4 psi. Rat tail fishes dwell at 20,000 feet below sea level where water pressure hits 8.00 psi, about 1 648 times greater than the air pressure above.
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Himalayas
Side Button Princess Dress and Related Patterns
Sewing circle notes feature a princess style daytime frock with square neckline and scalloped side closing, pattern No. A907 in sizes 12 through 20. It also describes a smoothly tailored slip and pantie set with ribbon straps or built-up shoulders, pattern No. 8891, with yardage requirements for lace trim elastic back and other components.
Home Craft Tips for Floors and Household Items
Refinish hardwood floors with a complete process using alkali cleansing, stain, filler, varnish and wax to resemble new wood. Practical advice covers packing bulky packages, sewing darning with a darning egg, and making roller shades with heavy fabrics. Also includes bedspread folding, brush care, knife storage, and cleaning gilded frames with milk or egg white.
Seal Letters With Colorless Nail Polish Tip
A method for ensuring letters cannot be opened or read by others is to apply colorless nail polish over the seals, making them virtually tamper evident and resistant to steam or opening by unauthorized individuals.
To Tighten Cane Seats with Salt Water Sponge Method
The article advises soaking cane seats in salt water periodically to stiffen the weave and prevent sagging, describing a simple maintenance technique for furniture.
Electric device aims to curb false starts in sprint events
A device connected by wire to the starting gun and a ground plate requires sprinters to apply pressure with both hands before the gun can fire. The system, described by Collier's, ensures runners are in starting position and exerting pressure to enable the start.
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Collier's
Home remedies and claims for cough syrups and Pines
An advertisement touts Do It Yourself cough syrups and a product called Pines as remedies for throat and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief, mentions mixing instructions with water and sugar, and promises a money back guarantee if not pleased. Strong elements include brand-like Pines and assorted home preparation steps.
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Ecole
A Sale Sound Investment Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public notice urges investing in U S Savings Bonds highlighting a sales push as a sound financial choice. The advertisement emphasizes government-backed security and long term savings benefits to readers.
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U.S
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Baulhage
Aadare Watch
Vlamente Fru
Iyve Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Suernberg
Germany
Troom
Ean
Wes
Nuernberg
Europe
Dr. Schacht
Schacht
Hitler
Bankhase
Hilla
Micdion St
San Francisco
Calif
Schifemanns
Asthmatom
Dreggan
Fleischmann
America
Gore Pearees
Sloan
Cutter’s Free Catalog
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
California
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