Briton Recalls Himmler Death Scene Nightly BBC Interview
The account from Sgt Maj Edward Austin, a guard in Lunneberg, recounts Himmler entering in Army shirt and undergarments. In German he claimed familiarity while an interpreter confirmed his identity. A doctor examined Himmler for poison as guards watched the dramatic final minutes.
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Yank Found Billions 15 Cents Left After German Gold Find
A U S Sgt George Murphy reportedly uncovered vast gold and treasures in Merkers Germany but returned to the US with only 15 cents. An incident details his dramatic capture of a mine doorway and the ensuing dangers he faced amid wartime exploits. The account includes a medical mishap and a dramatic intervention during his rescue efforts.
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Cadet Dies in Training Plane Crash near Stewart Field
W. Morrison, 23, a cadet at the Military Academy, was killed Thursday when his training plane crashed in the Walden area about six miles north of Stewart Field during routine combat maneuvers. He was the son of Col Raymond Morrison U.S.A. retired, of San Rafael California.
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Headway in Black Market Drive Reported by Washington
Disjointed report notes progress against black market activity with figures on wholesale prices and seized goods from May to May 19, and comparisons to March and May. Mentions Bowles and others, plus plans for a large sale day at All Saints Episcopal involving food, entertainment, and community volunteers.
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Round Lake News Roundup From May Delights and War Work
Round Lake reports Camp Beale furloughs and a home welcome for Mr and Mrs Henry Brink. Harold J Cox of Rensselaer remembered. circles note Wom en's Round Lake Improvement Society meeting at Library Hall with a Girl Scout skit. Aviation storekeeper Cecil Taber advances in training. Naval Air Transport Service details. A Horars benefit party at Library Hall raises 33.05 with prizes to Mrs Northup Searis Cooper McKean Carsten Tabor Nelson and others.
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Wounded Marine Lewis Reported on Okinawa
Word from Capt Josephus Daniels Jr states Marine Cpl William C Lewis was wounded on Okinawa and moved to the Marianas after a stay in a Navy hospital. He attended Knickerbocker Junior High and Troy High School and worked at Prediger's Bakery before enlisting November 26, 1943.
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Psychological warfare group informs Reich press control
Brigadier McClure said yesterday that his psychological warfare division has assumed complete control of the German press, editing and writing for all information services in areas controlled by the Allied command. He noted the services would be gradually returned to German bands after purging Nazi influences. The program covers newspapers radios publishing and entertainment enterprises in the occupied zones.
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Eisenhower says free press and law must prevail in Germany
General Eisenhower outlined a policy aimed at maintaining military order while reorienting the German mindset after 32 years of Nazi rule. He insisted that free information and lawful reform should prevail, balancing transparency with military security.
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