Conspiracy accusations swirl as French authorities pursue a six month inquiry
Police investigate a wide network linked to anti communist and royalist factions. Arrests include Jean Georges Loustauneau Lacau and Count Esme Hearn de Vulpin, with claims of clandestine groups like the Cagoulard and resistance figures. Authorities warn of further sensational developments as records of weapons caches surface and political tensions rise nationwide.
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Intelligence and social status linked by 1940 census Bureau
The bulletin cites 1940 Census Bureau data claiming 40 percent of Americans have normal intelligence and 71 percent show superior mental ability. It argues that high school and college graduates and professionals do not consistently reproduce themselves, suggesting heredity and environmental factors influence mental development, with lower status groups possibly yielding different progeny outcomes.
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Britain Rejects Plea for Jews
The British government rejected a United Nations Palestine committee move to halt the execution of three Tiguidii Leum memoirs convicted of treason. Eleven unsold railway flat cars lying idle in Vancouver area will be disposed of under a May 3 UN resolution calling for an end to violence in Palestine. War Assets Corporation said the cars, built for mutual aid for Russia but never delivered, will be sold to buyers worldwide.
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Pustuce War Assets Corporation
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Birds Appreciate Railroad Hospitality
A whimsical AP report from AUSWALKED notes Milwaukee officers find birds appreciative of railroad hospitality. In prior years birds built nests in roofs and sides of cars. cats were removed and feeds provided, eggs hatched, and fledglings learned to fly. This year a nest shortage suggests reduced bird activity and a seeming reprieve for trains and crews.
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Wilwaukee
Selsie
Lightning Kills 2 Children Near Emerson Farm
A crash of lightning struck a tree near a farm home in Emerson Missouri killing two children and injuring a third who were playing beneath it. A mother witnessed Olen Tee Movers fall from the tree as Virgil Meyer’s daughter searched for her sister. Authorities launched a five state search for three men linked to a bank robbery of eleven thousand five hundred fifty dollars from the Kevil Bank, with special agent in charge McFarlin leading the Louisiana Field Office.
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Boy 11 Overcomes Amputation After Bone Disease
Latrobe boy Joey Roffman age 11 adapts to life without legs two years after losing both limbs to a bone disease He keeps busy with activities he can do and remains hopeful about the future despite missing baseball and other fast sports An engagement notice follows announcing Helen Lrantz and John N Waddell planned marriage reflected in Clyde and Cheryst.
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Vienna recognizes new Aus Han Republic by Polwia Colom bia Ecuador Panama
A Vienna community statement today announced formal recognition of the new Aus Han Republic by Polwia Colombia Ecuador and Panama, signaling regional diplomatic acknowledgment amid evolving political alignments. The release underscores the change in status and lists the involved nations granting recognition.
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Missing Girl Case Shocks Susanville Area
A missing girl case rattles the Susanville area as investigators scout rural communities and track footprints. Police note no confirmed kidnapping link yet while sending agents to the scene and listing potential sightings and leads.
United States Joins World Refugee Group
The United States accepted membership in the World Refugee Group at a White House ceremony. Officials said the agreement enables cooperation through the United Nations system to address global refugee issues and to support vulnerable populations.
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World Refugee Group
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White House
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China Dollar Index Jump Amid Wage Basis Change
Authorities raised the official cost of the wage basis to 25300 Chinese dollars, up from 1936 levels. The shift means a worker can buy as much with 25300 dollars now as with one Chinese dollar in 1936, sparking debate whether prices keep pace with the boom.
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Una
Nazis Deny Guilt in Hamburg Murders Trial
Seventeen former camp members and seven others pleaded not guilty to charges in Hamburg regarding the deaths of police officers following an escape from a prison camp. The case centers on events after a mass breakout from a Silesian facility.
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Cermin Palrenin
SO Wal
Dean of Vassar To Retire in Forty-Eight
Fragmentary note reports a dean of Vassar slated to retire in 1948. The snippet mentions a ship grounding near a port and lists a crew including soldiers and nurses among dependents. Details are incomplete and names uncertain.
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FORVO
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Vassar
Government and Communist Leaders Endorse UNRTA Support
Government and Communist leaders indicate backing UNRTA aid along the Sellow River amid delayed relief efforts and ongoing consumption concerns. The UNRTA presence aims to stabilize the area as tensions over supply lines persist.
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Sellow
Real Scared (EARL RIVER CC) Cheet Piedt Kennedy Mystery
In a puzzling report from the Orin district, police investigate a scarecrow setup intended to deter beer theft. The scene features a scarecrow guarding a pocketed stash, with wrens nesting nearby as officers inspect the improvised barrier and its apparent purpose.
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Cheet Piedt Kennedy
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Commencement set for 272 seniors at college
The assembly debated termination of a committee and planned commencement exercises to honor 272 seniors. Wiss Thompson, famed educator and reformer, was highlighted as the sole woman in the U S delegation to a London 1944 education conference.
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Wiss Thompson
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