Hitler Dominates New German Lexicon Entry
A West Berlin newspaper notes Adolf Hitler receives the most lines in the UKnaur's Lexikon A Z German encyclopedia with 78 lines, far more than Bismarck and other figures. It details Hitler's prewar program, Nazi crimes, and lists officials like Himmler, Mussolini, and Adenauer, while editors label him a ruthless dictator and crime against humanity.
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Perlin
Adolf
Hitler
Uknaur
Bismarck
National Socialist
Gestapo
Knaue
Germany
West Berlin
Italian Traitor From Prison Freed Amid War Crimes Saga
The article recounts Rodolfo Graziani, an Italian former marshal and wartime figure, labeled traitor and collaborator, who was sentenced after World War II but had his term cut to 14 months by amnesties. He later remained defiant in custody despite injuries.
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Asia
Ormer
Mimaider
Survivor memories from Korea frontline boy’s return
A 16 year old soldier recounts life in Korea with duty and fear. He describes delaying actions and comrades breaking under stress. The ex private commends South Korean allies and reflects on whether to return to high school after 42 days in combat.
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Lee Wa
Rodney
Robber Loses Money on Holdup
Chicago police report a trio of youths robbed a store on the west side taking 27 dollars from a till. In the escape Christ pursued but the thieves outran him. one robber forgot his bicycle. Police note the bike was worth more than the stolen sum.
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Chicago
UPI
James
Christ's
Procery
Christ
Hurricane Moves Toward East Toward Louisiana Coast
A tropical hurricane moves slowly toward the Louisiana Mississippi coast from the Gulf of Mexico about 490 miles south of New Orleans. The Weather Bureau warned it would approach New Orleans by 11:30 AM but did not forecast a definite path. Gusts near 85 mph with waves and gales extend up to 150 miles from the center as evacuations from Pensacola and New Orleans areas commence.
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New
Orleans
Louisiana- Mississippi
Gulf of México
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Havana Jandabout
Yucatan Peninsula
Pensacola
Fla
Morgan
City
Texas Line
Gulf
New Orleans Naval Air
Bermuda
Seattle father kills son during rifle play
Gerald “Tabor, 22, said he believed the gun was unloaded when he jokingly pointed it at two year old Michael Arthur and pulled the trigger The child laughed then followed into the kitchen where Tabor fired a loaded shotgun killing him Coroner John P Brill Jr ordered Tabor held for questioning by Detective Fred Carter.
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Seattle
Gerald “Tabor
Fred’ Carters Tabor
Michael Arthur
Tabor
Carter
John P. Brill, Jr
Doctor Announces White Cucumber Aids No Burp
Santa Barbara California dentist Dr Charles R Pierce developed a white cucumber variant after eight years of cross breeding lemon cucumber with other varieties. The fruit has a soft shell edible skin and is sweeter and milder than standard types. Pierce reports no gastric disturbance in local sales and his wife Mrs Pierce helped test them at home.
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Santa Barbara
Colif
Charles R. Pierce
Smith Takes Over CIA From Bedell Smith
Walter Bedell Smith, a wartime chief of staff to Eisenhower and former ambassador to Moscow, prepared to assume control of the Central Intelligence Agency. President Truman appointed him to lead the intelligence service, with Senate confirmation coming yesterday.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Truman
Smith
Intelligence Post
Senate
F D R Jr C I O Choice as Governor
The New York State CIO PAC names Franklin D Roosevelt Jr as first choice for the Democratic nomination for governor. Oscar R Ewing W Averell Harriman and Robert F Wagner Jr follow in order of preference after a closed meeting led by Louis Hollander.
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New, York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Political Action Committee
New York State
Federal Security
Oscar R. Ewing
W. Averell
Harriman
Truman
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
Manhattan Borough
New Deal U.S
State C.1.0
Louis Hollander
PAC
Ghost of Guam recalled to duty and back in service
George Ray Tweed, 48, a Navy veteran who survived 35 months on Guam after escaping capture, is recalled to active duty as chief electronics technician. He previously retired to Grants Pass, Oregon, and ran a bowling alley with his wife and two children. He is assigned to the western Pacific.
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Portland
Ore
Robinson Crusoe
Guam
George Ray Tweed
Tweed
Western Pacific
Apo
Pearl Harbor
Tiweed
Antonio Artoro
Ian
Oregon
Grants Pass
Seattle
State Leads In Leather Accessories
New York State tops leather accessories with a 300 million dollar yearly industry employing about 35 thousand workers. Most hand bags gloves luggage belts wallets and watch straps are made by 1700 small factories in the state, concentrated in New York City which accounts for over four fifths of output. Gloversville and Johnstown in Fulton County remain key glove centers with a 200 year history tied to early Scottish tanning and glove making.
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Albany
New York State
Commerce Department
New York City
William Johnson
Fulton County
Gloversville
Johnstown
New York
Topsoil Fades Scientist Warns
Dr. John T. Caldwell president of Alabama College warned at a North Central Alabama soil conservation meeting that America loses topsoil at about one and a half inches per century unless active conservation methods are adopted. He emphasized the urgency of soil preservation to prevent ongoing degradation.
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Thorsby
America
John T. Caldwell
Alabama College
Alabama
Opinion on Defense Spending and Congress
A reader vents about appropriations for defense reaching about 30 billion dollars this year and forecasts safer times next year. He critiques tax hikes and a 300 dollar increase for congressmen stationery, notes heavy mail, mentions a re election pledge, and jokes that Congress needs a vacation or a psychiatrist with couches in the House.
Quick Engineer Saves Own Life
Boston police report Tessie B. St. George a 27 year old engineer saved himself after the side of a 15 foot ditch caved in trapping him. He used his back to bucket earth away and was dug out in about 15 minutes suffering only minor injuries. He had been taking a grading reading when the collapse occurred.
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Boston
Tessie B. St. George
Soviet Eyes Latent Push Across Europe
Frankfurt based Western intelligence official says the USSR will likely delay direct war in Europe until it can unleash a major strike with its full air and ground力量. He expects Moscow to keep Western forces tied up in Asia and regional conflicts. The informant anticipates eventual outright Russian aggression but foresees Asia as the main focus before a D-Day level action.
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Frankfurt
INS
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Asia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Tran
Angered Sleeper Sets House Afire in Las Angeles
John Murray a pool attendant at a children’s hospital allegedly tried to burn his house and piano by pouring kerosene and touching a match but police say fire crews arrived quickly. Murray was booked on suspicion of attempted arson after an emergency hospital visit for pills.
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Los
Angeles
John 'G. Murray
Mildred
Hodson
Morpheus
Inflation Panic Spurs Imports Help for Israel
Tel Aviv hosts an unofficial American mission to curb runaway inflation as crowds flood stores and banks. Reports describe looting, gouging, and panic buying with high prices for suits shoes cigars and soaps while officials deny a bank run.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Courons
Lalmost
Fall injures man from window ledge in Jersey City
Laurence Payton fell four stories to a cement sidewalk from a Jersey City window last night. Doctors at Jersey City Medical Center said he suffered only minor cuts.
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Laurence Payton
President to Get Slot Machine Bill Sent to White House
A House vote cleared a bill to bar slot machines from interstate commerce after Senate approval. The measure, aimed at replacing worn machines and excluding one armed bandits in legalized states, moves to the White House for signature.
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Washington
House
Congress
White House
Senate
Way to Curb a Rupture Free Plan Offered by Captain
Article promotes a medical plan for ruptures offering free delivery of a full set of instructions. It asserts the method cured Captain Wm A Callings rupture and promises senders name and address the information at no cost. The piece urges readers to act quickly before giving up hope.
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Long
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