Goering Dies By Poison Before Nazi Executions
Ten other condemned Nazi leaders were hanged in Nuernberg as the execution began, but Hermann Goering swallowed cyanide hidden in a cartridge shell before his turn. Ribbentrop and the nine remaining condemned men followed, with Streicher shouting Heil Hitler. The executions occurred in the jail yard gymnasium in the early hours, the last man, Arthur Seyss-Inquart, dying at 2:45 a.m.
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Goering
Col. S. Burton Andrus
International Military Tribunal
Joachim
Ribbentrop
Nuernberg
von Ribbentrop
Alfred Rosenberg
Germany
Julius Streicher
Hitler
Streicher
New Record Prices Set at Union Stockyards for Cattle and Hogs
A record price for cattle was set at the Union stockyards with R H Welder of Linton receiving 21 dollars per hundredweight for 56 head of 1471 pound steers. Hogs sold to an all time high of 25.4 dollars per hundredweight with notable bids from packers and strong calf sales reported from Gonzales and Hays counties. Receipts totaled about 1100 cattle and 1200 calves as dealers and ranchers reacted to ongoing price controls.
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Union Stockyards
R. H. Welder
Linton
OPA
Gonzales County
Hays County
R. R. Feil
San Antonio
Texas Soggy State Weather Report Highlights Heavy Rain
The Associated Press notes a soggy Wednesday across Texas with rain from the Panhandle to the far east. Heaviest falls reached Cuero at 4.5 inches while Greenville and Pierce reported 14 inches. Fog and clouds lingered in Galveston and Corpus Christi as temperatures remain moderate.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Cuero
Greenville
Pierce
Kaufman
Brenham
Meat Runs Rise at Nation's Terminal Markets
Hog numbers totaled 95,900 across the principal markets, with cattle at 62,900 and sheep steady. Chicago early hog top was 26 and yesterday's top 27.50 as prices held near steady for the period.
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Chicago
Labor Press Promotes Arnold to Sixth Vice President
William B. Arnold of San Antonio, serving the Moran unexpired term, was promoted to sixth vice president of the International Labor Press Association at the Chicago convention. Ataala is publisher of The Weekly Dispatch.
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William B. Arnold
San Antonio
Wiliam J. Moran
International Labor Press Association
Chicago
Ataala
Dispatch
Ban on Mexican Cattle Up Friday
U S embargo on cattle from Mexico to be lifted Friday per a San Antonio District official in Washington. About 20 000 head expected in 20 days under new rules including border inspection and a 60 day quarantine for the Brahman bulls previously halted at the border.
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U. S
Mexico
W. C. Dye
San Antonio
Bureau of Animal Industry
B. T. Shums
Washington, D.C
Brazil
United States
Dye
Goerings Lawyer Suspected in Goering Poisoning Case
Nuernberg commandant says Goering may have received poison from attorney Dr Otto Stahmer during trial and a six man board is investigating the death by cyanide in the death block. Frau Goering and other aides are watched as rumors spread about how the poison passed.
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Lowell Bennett
J. N
Stat
Nuernberg
Nuermberg
Tod
Hermann Goering
Burton C.andrus
Tarshel
Guering
Wantset
Goering
Otto Stahmer
Stahmer
Frau Goering
Andrus
Fraz Emmy Goering
Reuters
Tables Get Dogs
In Berlin, American authorities plan to register dogs to curb theft for food amid a shrinking canine population. Four military government officers report Germans are stealing dogs for meals, reducing the prewar total from about 270000 to roughly 40000.
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Herlin
UINS
Berlin
Weather forecast items muddled but expects clouds
A garbled forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with possible rain showers Wednesday afternoon and night and partly cloudy conditions Thursday. Temperature hints include highs near 73 to 80 and lows around 63 to 70 across days.
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Pope Pius May Publish Encyclical on Yugoslav Church
From Rome press reports say Pope Pius is expected to publish an encyclical on the Catholic church in Yugoslavia. The statement would address the church's situation amid regional tensions.
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Pius
Yugo i
Slavia
Rome
Goering Death Shatters Nazi Myth Says Justice Jackson
Supreme Court Justice Jackson said Hermann Goering’s suicide ended the Nazi martyr myth. He noted Goering, the top surviving defendant at Nuremberg, could not face the gallows and feared the martyr platform would mislead sympathizers. He contrasted Goering’s act with braver deaths by lesser men.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Hermann Goering
Camos
U.S
End of Price and Wage Controls Signals in U S
Washington reports a move to speed decontrol of wage limits and consider wiping out price controls on foods. President Truman lifted federal restraints on meat, with officials predicting broader decontrol and rising livestock prices, amid ongoing debates in Congress and plans to lift the quarantine on Mexican cattle.
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Washington
OPA
Agriculture Department
Truman
Republican Party
Clinton Pay Anderson
Decontrol Board
Jook
United States
Campa Appeal Set For November 11 in Fort Worth
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear Cesario Campa, 62, on November 11 in Fort Worth on charges of misrepresenting himself as a citizen without completing naturalization.
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Fort Worth
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cesario Campa
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