Hitler Planned to Seize Vatican After Mussolini Resigned
Stenographic notes from July 25 1943 at Hitler's headquarters reveal a Michigan of plans to capture Rome and arrest the Italian king, crown prince, and government. He boasted the Vatican would be taken and apologized for it afterward, with German officials debating guard details and immediate entry.
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Frankfurt
Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Vatican
Finganeer
Rome
Hitler accuses foes of treachery over fake pledges
The speech denounces promises by those who cast Munschai as deceitful, claiming they intend to lure opponents into battle while secretly planning to deceive and trap them. The narrative portrays betrayal and manipulation as core tactics.
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Hitler
Munschai
Flair
Amed
Meatxuhne
Australian Veterans Plan US Style Co operative Housing
Australian veterans and Allied servicemen in Australia form co operative ventures including a 12 million dollar garden suburb project near Brisbane with 2400 homes and 2000 shares at 150 each. Members gain freehold deeds, ballots for priority, and possible own bus line. Western Australia targets Kalgoorlie former infantry members funded by member capital and repatriation aid.
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Queensland
Pien Garden
Sydney
Australis
Canada
Britain
Australian Legion
Australia
Western Australia
Serviceton Co-operative Society
Brisbane
Co-Operative
Kalgooriie
Perth
Joana
Capital Soybeans Seed Distribuited in Ontario
The central experimental farm entrusted 30 bushels of Capital soybean seed to registered seed growers. Developed by F. Dimmock, the high yielding oil-rich variety matures early and is easy to harvest. About 90 percent of Canada’s war expanded soybean acreage lies in southern Ontario, with more in Manitoba and central and eastern Ontario.
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Ottawa
Central Experimental Farm
Ontario
F. Dimmock
Canada
Manitoba
Hitler ordered harsher treatment of POWs, records reveal
An official transcript of a private conversation from March 1945 shows Adolf Hitler ordering ruthless treatment of enemy prisoners to deter German soldiers from surrendering. Gen. Alfred Jodl reported the number of Germans captured on the eastern front to him.
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Frankfurt
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Jodi
Hitler questions omitted context on prisoners of war and desertion
The dialogue shows Hitler disputing Geneva Conventions and prisoner treatment. He criticizes civilian mercy and argues most missing Germans are prisoners rather than KIA. He cites pilots deserting and notes reports of Germans surrendering to Americans as a disgrace.
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Jodi” Hiller
Geneva
Hitler
Panzer
Heine Guderian
Old Farmer Should Have Had Annuities Long Ago
Wetaskiwin Alberta April report on Jim Winters, Alberta's oldest resident at 106 next month, debated over whether he should receive an old age pension. Citizens favor pension. officials say no, arguing the $2,000 from a farm sale 45 years ago should have been annuities.
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Wetaskiwin
Alta
Jim Winters
Alberta
Talfill
Manitoba motion on seven days’ severance notice defeated
A motion urging that Manitoba employers and employees be reminded seven days’ notice is required before severance of employment failed in the provincial legislature by a 13 to 41 vote. The proposal by Donovan Swailes of the CCF in Winnipeg was rejected as the issue falls under federal jurisdiction since 1945 regulations govern employment.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Donovan Swailes
CCF
Industrial Growth in Manitoba Becomes More Diversified
Manitoba industrial growth received a booster from the 22 year old development board. Chairman M C Gilman called the last year the busiest and most successful, noting a record number of industries and a Manitoba resources survey. Industrial production was 320 million dollars in 1946, up from 134 million in 1939 and 83 million in 1933. In 1945, 72 new industries were started, mainly in Greater Winnipeg and Brandon, with 16 in rural areas.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Industrial Development Board of Manitoba
M. C. Gilman
Greater
Brandon
Manitoba Health Minister Denies Exaggerated Insane Asylum Critique
Manitoba Health Minister Ivan Schultz called a Liberty magazine series on provincial asylums lurid and sensational. He cited lower discharge and death rates, praised Brandon’s occupational therapy unit, and noted early adoption of leucotomy and insulin treatment, arguing conditions were overstated.
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Winnipeg
Ivan Schultz
Manitoba
Liberty
Dominion
Schultz
Don le Bourdais
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brandon
Selkirk
Blockade of Italian gambling casino reaches international courts
Reuters reports the Italian gambling casino blockade near Milan facing a legal dispute. Switzerland contends the action violates cross border law and will take the issue to The Hague court as tensions over cross border travelers and cargo rise.
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Milan
Reuters
Artory
Lugano
Hague
Italy
Switzerland
Campione Casino Straddling Swiss Italian Border
Campione on Lake Lugano remains under Italian sovereignty with a casino operating since 1334 except during wartime. Swiss visitors faced numerous crises from losses. Swiss efforts to close the venue failed until a ban now bars entry from 7 pm to 3 30 am except for doctors and midwives.
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Campione
Lake Lugasa
Maly
Rome
Visitors to your home means pens in your focal paper
A brief classified notice states visitors to your home require pens in your focal paper and provides a contact phone number 32 for further information.
For Sale D K W Motorcycle at Wheatland Station
Used four years, guaranteed in good shape, priced at 250 dollars. See Wheatland service station or write P O Box 83 Rivers for details. Advertisement appears in page 24.
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D.K.W
Wheatland
P.O
Rivers
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