Bomb Blast Hits Denazification Court in Frankfurt
A bomb exploded overnight at the Nurnberg denazification court where Franz von Papen and Franziska Fritzsche were to face trial this month. No casualties were reported. Von Papen and Fritzsche had earlier been acquitted of major war crimes by the Nuremberg tribunal and were to be tried again in German denazification courts. A separate note mentions Georges Richel Wade of the Vichy militia, convicted for ordering 28 executions at Sante Pilgon following a July ruling.
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Frankfurt
Dfath
Taos Auy
Georges Richel
Wade
Sante Pilgon
Forecast of Price Levels and Commodity Trends in 1947
The Agriculture Department projected a general price level rise in the coming months with food and clothing possibly leveling off. It warned that strong demand for most commodities will keep prices high, while farm products may dip slightly in early 1947. Pork and beef trends, dairy price declines, and egg and poultry movements were also outlined, with specifics on hogs, lambs, butter, milk, and ice cream.
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Washington
Delayed Strikes Impact U S Reconversion Efforts
The Solid Fuels Administration said coal strikes slow national reconversion from war, lengthen the agency's life by a year, and threaten to end SFA operations by March 31 if no new emergency arises. Wheeler cited production losses from strikes in 1946, including a foremen strike and the November–December disruption, highlighting urgent calls to extend SFA beyond June 30 and keep coal industry stability.
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Washington
Dan EH. Wheeler
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Salt
Enal
SFA
Stiike
John L Lewis
Sof Coal Truce Spa
The
Coal Mines Adminstration
Wheeler
Menia
Facal voni report on massive European fuel demands
Wheeler warned that frontline losses totaled 25,000,000 tons with a grand tally near 120,000,000 tons, signaling a severe need for fuel. The statement tied ongoing casualties to escalating European military strain and energy demands during the conflict.
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Zero in Old Mexico and the Maya Calet Nation
A brief note tracing the use of a mathematical caletNation by the Maya in Northern Guatemala and Yucatan before Columbus, highlighting its early employment and the novelty of such knowledge before wider discovery and understanding.
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Old Mexico
Zorg
Guatemala
Columbus
America
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