Milch testimony on Hitler mindset and Luftwaffe failings at Nuremberg
Erhard Milch of Leftwaffe testified at the international military tribunal describing changes in Hitler after the war began. He said Goering halted four engined night bomber production in 1937 due to cost concerns, leaving no night bomber fleet in 1939. Milch warned that revealing suspicions would have led to execution.
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Erhard Mich
International m Military Tribunal
Hitler
Miich
Robert H. Jackson
Fuehrér
Mitch
Luftwaffe
Goering
Milch
Moscow Press Attacks Churchill Over Fulton Speech
The Soviet Isvestia article, quoted by Moscow radio, denounces Winston Churchill for his Fulton address endorsing a British American military alliance. It claims his efforts aim to rally America rather than England and warns of future struggle framed by American leadership.
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Moscow
Winston Churchill
London
Fulton
Dr. Goebbels
Isvestia
Churchill
America
England
Moscow Radio
Winnipeg couple trains veterans in chick sexing
Ray and Bernice Hansey lead Canada’s only government supervised chick sexing school in Winnipeg. Eight former servicemen and women, aged 18 to 26, learn the art to separate cockerels from pullets. The six week course costs 300 dollars and promises high pay as students speed up to 600 chicks an hour after training.
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Winnipeg
March
Canada
Ray
Bernice Hansey
Dominion
Hanseys
Mr. Hansey
Trappers Rescued After Plane Crash Near Berens River
Two trappers stranded in the north country for two weeks were rescued by pilot Ronnie Johnesson and brought to Arborg Manitoba. The men were found at an isolated winter camp in the Berens River district about 300 miles north of the town following a two day search.
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North Country
Arborg
Man
Ronnie Johnesson
Berens River District
Here
Youth Bride and German POW Linked to Cornwall Case
Hans George Schuler escaped German prisoner of war who married Joyce Rabin after a 12 day whirlwind courtship. He left Cornwall after investigations by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Galbraith faced three charges for passing worthless cheques, fined $252 and released by Lethbridge police after restitution arranged by the bride’s Jewish family.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cornwall
Ont
Hans George Schuler
Joyce Rabin
Galbraith
Lethbridge
Magstrate Ben Metcalfe
Parliament Opens Amid Housing and Reconversion Criticism
Ottawa March serious debate looms as parliament opens. Progressive Conservatives poised to challenge housing and reconversion pace, with leader John Bracken noting worsening western unemployment. CCF and Social Credit expected to join, while defence plans for Germany withdraw near April 1.
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Ottawa
Progressive Conservative Party
John Bracken
Dominion
Bracken
Western Canada
British Columbia
Howe
Progressive Conservative
Abbott
Germany
M. J. Coldwell
C.C.F
Social Credit Party
Solon Low
Britain
Brandon Winter Fair to Open With D L Campbell Lead
Hon D L Campbell provincial agriculture minister will open Manitoba's first post war winter fair in Brandon next month. Premier Garson and Lt Governor McWilliams plan to attend. Six horse team event returns with entrants Eaton Drewry and Shea's. Tickets selling fast with box seats in high demand. information booth at Prince Edward hotel planned.
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D. L. Campbell
Brandon
Manitoba
Garson
R. F. McWilliams
the Fair
Eaton’s
Drewry’s
Shea's
S. C. McLennan
Prince Edward Hotel
Pigs Save Polish Horses In UNRRA Aid Flight
Three UNRRA guinea pigs were flown from Athens to Warsaw to provide a blood based diagnostic reagent for dourine, a deadly horse disease threatening Poland. Limited antigen and a tight time window prompted the mission. One pig survived, enabling a research test to proceed.
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Warsaw
UNRRA
Athens
Poland
Unrera
Ice
Feas
Doubts on Value of Atomic Bomb Information Shared
Vancouver report says Hon. C C Howe and Dr C J Mackenzie questioned any value in atomic bomb information from alleged Ottawa spies. They noted Smythe report in the U S may cover core facts and urged free scientific exchange while preserving industrial secrecy.
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Vancouver
March
Cc. D. Howe
Mackenzie
Smythe
United States
Veterans to end women on Canadian dining cars
Montreal dispatch reports railway officials and veterans in Canada debate women serving on dining cars. Since 1944 Halifax to Sydney CN riders have employed women. wartime use began on CN while CPR held to men. Officials indicate as veterans return, women will be phased from dining service across Canadian trains.
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Montreal
March
Reds
Canada
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Sydney
N.S
Canadian National Railways
C. A. Place
C.N.R
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian National
Pere Marquette Railroad
United States
Community Pastures Will Be Late This Spring
Communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba gain three new pastures including Wellington near Tyvan Mashlyn near Consul and Westbourne near Gladstone Manitoba. Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration reports 76 pastures will open April 1 for summer grazing covering 1,392,280 acres with 1,264,660 in Saskatchewan and 137,600 in Manitoba. Last year the pastures managed 70,000 livestock as talks continue on extending pasture construction into Alberta.
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Regina
March
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
P.F. R.A
Wellington
Tyvan
Mashlyn
Consul
Westbourne
Gladstone
Man
Alberta
Fire Bug Blamed For West End Fire In Winnipeg
Police label incident incendiarism after two broken door locks and a smashed window reveal arson at a two storey west end building on McGee street. The blaze on the top floor caused extensive damage to Lebil furniture works and an insulating plant as investigators pursue the case.
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Winnipeg
McGee Street
Lebil Furniture Works
Western farmers learn K W Heatley leaving West for farm service
Dr K W Heatley, a leading agricultural scientist, departs the Western region to head the Line Elevators Farm Service. Lor Neatby is named ag director of ORF GREAMEY science service, one of five Dominion branches. Dr Nestor remains engaged in agriculture. The Line Elevator Company announces Dr F J Greaney as Heatley's successor at Ontario Agricultural Laboratory.
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Canada
K. Wheatley
West
Line
Lor
Neatby
ORF
Greamey Science’ Service
Dominion
Nestor
Nih
Elevator Com
Farm Service Department
F. J. Greaney
BSA
Ule
J Bertaioe
Bs.a
Ontario Agricultural
Dr. Greaney
Searcher seeks Oak Island treasure map hunter ex‑airman dies not
Nathan Lindebaum a New York ex master sergeant with 12 years service in the Army Air Corps arrived in Moncton to pursue Oak Island treasure first noted on a New York radio auction map. He plans a Nova Scotia dig and return to tell the audience about the quest.
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Moncton
N.B
Kidd
Oak Island
Ehéte
Nova Scotia
Chester
Trate-Canada Air Lines
New York
Halifax
Nathan Lindebaum
Air Corps
Aadio
Nova Scotian
Superman
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