Hitler's Final Order To Linge Revealed
The account describes Adolf Hitler in his Berlin bunker, his death by pistol, Eva Braun poisoning, and a final interaction with his valet Heinrich Linge. Linge recalls being offered freedom, Hitler's composed farewell, and a grim portrait of the last hours in the shattered chancellery.
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Navy Icebreaker Edisto Heads for Antarctic Tour
Boston reports the USS Edisto, a Navy icebreaker, begins a eight month Antarctic voyage as part of Task Force 43 for IGY studies. The crew of about 200 includes 11 Alaskan huskies and two helicopters, with extra rations and gear for extreme cold missions. Rear Admiral Dutil leads a three-icebreaker group, while Rear Admiral Byrd will command the overall expedition.
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Sportsman's Widow to Face Quiz in Tragic Death
The widow of a famed racing figure faces a quiz over the Woodward death case. Autopsy notes indicate head injuries and neck slugs, with the couple attacked after a society party at Mrs. George F. Baker’s home. Their children, ages 7 and 11, were left with the paternal grandmother as the Woodwards’ public life at race tracks and tiger hunts in India underscored a storied racing legacy.
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Ex-convict sought in fatal Oyster Bay shooting
An ex convict who prowled like a phantom aid was believed the indirect cause of the fatal shooting of William Woodward Jr. An all out manhunt is underway with over 100 Nassau county officers village police and volunteers searching the Oyster Bay area and surrounding communities. Authorities said they know the suspect's identity.
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Anti Lynch Law Demanded by NAACP Leaders
JOHNSTOWN PA Oct. 33 UNL The executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urged both major parties to enact a federal anti lynching law at the closing session of the Pennsylvania NAACP convention here yesterday.
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Youth Fined In Heights Stoning Case
One of four Heights youths charged with damaging a school official's residence pleaded guilty in County Court al-Layw No. 1 and was fined $50 plus court costs. Robert Lee Crittin, 17, of 325 Abiso, was found responsible for hurling a stone at a private residence near Alamo Heights High School. Other indictments returned May 19 named Tammy Kreutziger, 17, of 165 Hiler. Meevel Valentine, 18, of 422 Evans. and William Tris Ward, 17, of 248 Halycon. Damages were estimated at $826 for the home of W. E. Hart, vice principal, with a stone reportedly breaking a window and an aerial bomb later noted.
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Westinghouse raises pay for nonunion workers
Pittsburgh Ohio late March report says Westinghouse Electric told 23,000 nonunion employees they will receive wage increases totaling 16 percent over five years plus a cost of living adjustment. The measures mirror terms of a recent contract with the Westinghouse Independent Salaried Employees union, which covers about 14,000 members.
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S A Judge Injures Back in Weekend Plunge
San Antonio area district judge M. D. Buck Jones was confined to his home at 2316 1W Kings with an injured back. His wife said the injury began as a crick in his back last week and worsened over the weekend. he hoped to return to work Tuesday.
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Japs Veto U S Base Plan Near Makinouchi Island
Tokyo reports that the town assembly of Makinovell on Hokkaido voted against U S plans to build an air base near the community fearing tension with Russia and risk to residents near Habomai. U S officials had sought permission to use the site as a base for airlifting supplies to a radar unit in the area.
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Guatemalan President Visits Washington on Invitation
Guatemalan President Carlos Castillo Armas flies to Washington today at the invitation of President Eisenhower. The invitation followed Elschheimer’s illness and was issued shortly before.
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