Hess Flight To Oust Churchill
Hess details his 1941 secret flight to Scotland and hints at plans to oust Churchill and seek armistice. He recalls motives, defense of his actions, and relationships with Hitler and Nazi officials. The testimony coversWWII plots, Kaiser's era crimes, and questions about Keitel and other officers.
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Vernberg
Scotland
Feton Churchill
Duke of Hamilton
Adolf Hitler
Sterday
Hess
Samsmand API
Hitler
Keltel
Eta
Germany
Jahausen
Otto Nelle
Kaitel
Warsaw
Rutan Toon
Kelle
Tahenen
Othey
Keatet
Keilet
Milter
Ruesian
Kotte
Wehmacht
Soviet Praise Sparks U S Political Rhetoric Clash
An Imperialist label by a Pravda writer targets Patrick Hiuler in a debate on American influence in Asia. The NRG commentator brands the remark a hostile generalization about U S actions, stirring cross border political tension amid ongoing discussions in the Soviet Union.
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Russ Scores Hurley
New York
Dec
INSI
Pravda
Ges
Patrick Hiuler
America
Asia
NRG
Sovint Union
United States
Hossador Ta
Yamashita Death Nods Touted in Manila War Crimes Hearing
In Manila, Col Hideo Risiharay testified that General Yamashita allegedly approved executions of about 600 Filipinos last December without trial. He claimed Yamashita never signed death sentences and denied personal involvement, while noting possible joint or court martial actions.
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Manila
UNB
Yamashita
Yameshita
Depare
Enis
Bisinass
Anf
Jim
Vautushita
Nisi
Yama- Isuita
Ehrisoner
Purse and Cash Missing After Downtown Shopping
Mrs. Zapolpa Wolfe reported a purse theft while shopping downtown. She lost a purse containing about $1000 in nine hundred dollar bills, around $40 in smaller bills, and a $100 check. Police seek witnesses and surveillance to locate the missing items.
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Iryang
Zapolpa Wolfe
Fin
Lati
UNO Gets Bid From L A At War United Nations Organiza tion
The United Nations Organization seeks to establish headquarters in the United States and will be invited to San Antonio. The San Antonio chamber of commerce announced on Sunday that Mayor Mauermatin said G. W. Butler, chamber president, had informed Sac Velary of State James Byrnes.
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United Nations Organization
United States
San Antonio
Three Hundred Generals to Lose Ranks in December
Washington dispatch reports a broad downsizing of top officers as about 300 brigadier generals face demotion this December and mid January. Of 3634 brigadier general level officers, 1962 remained as of November, with further reductions anticipated across major and brigadier ranks.
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Washington
Renervals
Arny
Yeny
Japan
Police Shifts Announced By City Department Heads
Seven new assignments in the police department were announced Saturday by Chief Aubrey Hopkins, Sgt Bruce Weatherly and others. G O Coyington and T T Posten moved from vice to detective division. Oliver Walker shifted from patrol to vice. RB Ives moved from portal to vivet. A H Bonnete returned from armed service to vice. O R Spr moved from patrol to dispatcher on five detail shifts.
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Police Department
Satuday
Aubrey Hopkins
Bruce Weatherly
T. T. Posten
Vic
O1iy Walker
Portal
Vivet
RB. Ives
Vice
A. H. Bonneté
Armed Forces
O. R. Spr
Jester Denounces Low Oil Prices
Jester denounces low oil prices as harmful to the economy. A spokesperson from the administration accused market pressures of harming producers and consumers alike. The report notes continued debate over policy responses and potential moves to stabilize prices.
Gestapo Leader To Face Trial in Prague
British dispatch reports Harald Wix on former head of the Gestapo at Blatno Czechoslovakia arrested and sent to Prague to face trial for war crimes charges tied to the destruction of the village. The case centers on Nazi leadership responsibility for the atrocity.
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Gestapo
New York
Tod
Novi
Bladno
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Harald Wixon
Rnibie
Liaive
Jap Prison Camp Commandant Held
Suanghat, Dec 1. Today the war crimes charge is brought against Japanese prison camp commandant Mik for abuses of prisoners of war. He was seized by allied authorities after a hunt through Manchuria Korea and central China.
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Suanghat
Tahorn Mik
Tnday
Fand
Armeyicit Arany
Manchuria
Korea
China
U S Executes Nazi General Dostler
Dostler, a German general, was executed by firing squad after a U S military court convicted him of ordering the execution of 15 American paratroopers. He remained calm as the sentence was carried out, amid tense last moments.
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Kome
Det. L
TNS
Nagy Cath
Anton Dostler
Coriyrcund
Priaon Oulay
United States
Dostler
Shrutte
Germany
Index Sports News and Classified Roundup 0
A compact page item compiling sports notes society notices radio tags Oll market news and a brief scoreboard showing a 4 to 0 tally. The teaser suggests a bulk column with multiple small items and terse scores without detail.
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Society New Classified
Market News
Union Okeh Seen in GM Parts Offer
Union officials indicated GM asked permission to produce parts for competitors. If approved seven plants would reopen and nearly 34 000 strikers be re employed while most auto makers benefit except Ford. United Packinghouse Workers voted for a strike to back wage demands. over 190 000 eligible members voted.
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Union Okeh
Ty International
High Uilon
Sameday
Baw-Cto
General Motors
UAW
PLC Woul
Ford
United Packing Sonse Workers
Ammeriee
NLRB
Montgomery Ward
United Retail, Wholesale and Department Store
Ward
Washington
WRECS
Wards Oviaks and Antion Plan Denonettiation Shrike
Unclear fragment describes Montgomery Wards and a dispute over a wage offer. Meeting planned for Monday to discuss raising minimum wage and hourly increases for Chicago employees. Named entities include Montgomery Wards and Chicago.
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Oviaks
Anton Platiner
Shrike
Emma
Montgomery
Brant
Chicago
Steelworkers vote on wage demand at NLRB gate
In Pittsburgh Allied workers tied to United Steelworkers of America vote 5 to 1 to strike over a demand for a $2 daily wage increase as enforcement actions move through the NLRB process.
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Pittsburgh
NLRB
United Steelworkers of America
Telegraph union votes to strike at Western Union office
Union workers in New York vote 8277 to 477 in favor of a strike at the Western Union Telegraph office. No walkout date set. Meanwhile, United Metal Workers at Oliver Corp South Bend plant plan a long walkout after a wage offer of ten cents an hour was proposed.
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New York
Western Union Telegraphy Compute
Mie United Vann
Oliver Corporation
South Bend
Elton
Shipping union rejects 30 percent wage cut deal
Negotiating committee of 97 general agents representing war shipping administration rejects a 30 percent wage concession for 1400 CMA vessels under National Maritime Union pressure.
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Naional Maritime Union
Oeeral
War Slipping Administration
Rail strike dispute on Texas and New Orleans railway
Railroad labor matter centers on control of a hospital association within the company structure as workers demand influence over management. The board will consider mediation and possible arbitration as talks unfold between the railway and its employees amid the ongoing disagreement.
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Tynan
Texas and New Orleans Railway Company
Norman Armour Leaves Madrid for London
Norman Armour, the U.S. ambassador to Spain, departs Madrid for London as he is recalled by Washington. The veteran diplomat makes the move amid ongoing diplomatic adjustments between the United States and Spain.
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Norman Armour
Madrid
Norman Armor
U.S
Spain
London
Bee
Wash Ihgten
Army Strength Data From5 A Our Fort Sam Population Figures
Army strength data reveal San Antonio military population fluctuations during World War II. In late 1943 Fort Sam Houston hosted about 27,500 soldiers with the aviation cadet center totaling 22,500, Helly and Stinson fields 7,000, Brooks 4,000, Randolph 500, and Norman 300. By October 1, 1943, Fort Sam Houston reached a peak 64,305 personnel and the district total 23,849, with civilian workers at Helly Cell exceeding 1,800.
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Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Lotal
Hondo Army
San Marcos
Asth Infantry Division
Army Post
Fort. Sam Houston
Helly
Stinson
Brooks Fel
Randolph
Tiplet
Normayle
San Antono District
AAF
Helly Cell
Bed Bollocked by Fire Trapping Moment in Kansas City
Mrs. Clara Millard of Kansas City faced an odd mishap last night when a cigarette burned a mattress and sheets, trapping her in a doorway. Firemen arrived and helped by venting through a bathroom window to free her.
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Kansas City
Dee
Clara Millard
Avi
Iune
MacArthur orders audit of Nip industry funds
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur ordered a sweeping audit of Nip industry after 100 million yen diverted from reparations funds. Nip firms are suspected of concealing assets for reparations and tax purposes. A 100 million yen contribution to Manchurian relief is questioned, while efforts to produce 20 new airplane engines were thwarted on Shikoku Island with motors found at Matsuyama and other parts hidden in Tibari and Bame Island facilities.
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Tokyo
MacArthu
Manchuris, Heavy Industrial Development Company
Japan
Mirrender
Shikoku Island
Matsusyama
Property Loss Heavy in East Storm Kills 38
A two day storm across the Northeast left 38 dead and caused widespread damage from New York to Maine. Winds up to 118 mph at Mount Washington damaged trains and flights. weather dumped up to 3 inches of snow in some areas and many boats reported missing.
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New York
United States
Iver
New Engingad
Nye
New Jersey
Canat Guard Weasels Sbi
New England
Mount Washington
Bangor
Maine
la Guardiatela
Veterans Face Strikes Crushing Reemployment Promise
Thousands of veterans returning to civilian life find job opportunities closed by strikes and reemployment guarantees from Congress and the selective service act rendered meaningless. Leaders warn the nation that strikes waste energy and break faith with millions who helped salvage America, urging citizens to honor veterans’ service and restore promised opportunities.
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Congress
America
Texas 48th On E List Face Bond Drive Progress
Dallas December report from INS notes only three of 254 Texas counties have met E bond quotas. State campaign headquarters report iron, sudan, and sterling counties reached targets. Texas ranks fourth in E bond sales with 374 percent of a $90,000,000 small bond quota, campaign ends in a week.
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Dallas
Texas
Cam
Palpi
Sudan
Sterling and Iron
Nathan Adams
UNRRA Workers In Black Market Operations Reported
The Daily Express claims that many continental UNRRA workers in northwest Europe, aside from those already discharged, are engaged in black market activities. The dispatch states these workers wear British-made dress and carry tende rations, with operations centered in France, Belgium, and Holland.
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London
Pre
The
Daily Express
Masty Continental
UNA
Europe
France
Belgium
Holland
Boy 16 Faces Trial In Girl's Murder
Chicago dispatch reports Don McKay Cook, 16, accused of aiding a friend during a May hotel room fight that led to a girl's death. He faces trial before Chief Justice Ward on Monday. A 15-year-old girl, Shirley Allen, visited the youth hours before the killing and is expected to testify. Cook, captured in Louisiana after a five month search, denies involvement.
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Chicago
Don MdKay Cook
Wll
Justles Ward
Louisiana
Shirley Allen
British Nab 16 Freeze Fortunes in Ruhr Arrests
A Reuters dispatch from Essen reports British field security officers in the Ruhr have arrested 16 leading German industrialists and interned them for interrogation. More arrests are expected in the next two days as magnates are taken from their homes. Among those seized are Heinrich Gehm, Walter Schwede, Friedrich Won Beulow, Edward Houdrenmat, and Tir Elen Muelle of Krupp. Personal fortunes are frozen though firms will continue to operate.
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London
den l
TNS
Reulor
Eserlohn
Geremany
Ruhr Hava
Sec
Heina Gehm
Deutsche Edelstahlwerke
Walter Schwede
Reichssvereinigung Stahlwerke
Friedrich Won Beulow
Edward Houdrenmat
Krupp Armament Works
Krupp
Tir
Elen Muelle
Nptrate
San Antonio Secures Two More Conventions in 1936
Harry Jersig chair of the chamber of commerce convention committee says two additional gatherings are booked for San Antonio in 1936. The Texas Society of Medical Technologists will meet at the Phiwa hotch in April, and the spring meeting of the Texas Society of… is expected to bring fingerprint experts to the city.
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San Antonio
Harry Jersig
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Society of Medical Technologists
Phiwa
Buff Cobb Begins Hollywood Career
Buff Cobb starts film work at 20th Century Fox playing a harem queen in the adaptation of a Margaret Langrae book. The feature marks the late humorist Irvin’s grandchild entering cinema after yesterday’s production start on the project.
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Buff Cobb
Hollywood
Dex
Bult Cobb
Desites Belog
Irvin 5
Sit
20Th Century-Fox
Margaret Langrae
Anne
Truman Seeg Grid Classic
President Truman attends a West Point Anna football gridiron classic in Philadelphia with a presidential train crew, five war veterans, and White House staff. He greets veterans, provides tickets, ensures blankets, and chats during the rail journey from Washington.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Washington
White House
Patterson
Walter Reed Hospital
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity Sunday
Weather forecast for San Antonio and nearby areas. Partly cloudy with possible flooding and colder temperatures on Sunday. Temperature around 48 degrees at night and a cool start to the day. Page A contains additional weather data.
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San Antonio
MAXIM
Royal Males Decide Jap Palace Staff to Toil
In Tokyo on December 1, imperial household men voted to return to work. They approved revising the imperial family hiatus ordinance to allow royal mates to enter government service or private employment as Japan mobilizes.
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Perial
Fighlig Services
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