Radar in Trains Could Automate Rail Operations
Oscar Field of General Railway Signal Co. spoke at a meeting of the Association of Americas Railway yards, outlining radar aided signaling and automatic train control as a future trend. He said no definite trend toward full automation was yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tral
Vedio Beiina
Oscar 8. Field
General Railway Signal Co
Rochester
Association of Americas Rallyardy
Iin
Reporter’s Final Look At Goering In Nürnberg
An early morning scene at Nuremberg’s execution chamber reveals Hermann Goering dead from apparent suicide before his scheduled gallows convening. The room awaits Col. John Jodl and the ten Nazi prisoners, with two Army chaplains present as witnesses to the unfolding moment in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsiamy Smit Ie
Amort 4
Nuernberg
Nuernberg Jnl
Amorming
Nal Garmauny
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Col. Gon
Alfred Jodl
Ar Unity Soyssaduart
Lhe
Goering's Last Scene Behind the Gallows Curtain
The article recounts Hermann Goering's execution scene with guards revealing his body under a hospital blanket, his death replayed before Allied witnesses to prevent a legend of escape, while officials labeled him a warlord of a brutal era and moved him toward history’s dark pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wace
Goering
Imarshal
Allie
Japs Suspected By Van Ribbentrop
In Nuremberg proceedings, Joachim von Ribbentrop and nine Nazi conspirators faced readings of his accusations against Hideki Tojo and 26 Japanese war leaders. The court did not acknowledge Il Duce executions. Golinsky limited excerpts of conversations and messages with German diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Joachim van Ribbentrop
Nuernberg
Hideki Tojo
A. Golinsky
Ribbentrop
Ambassa
Crossword Puzzle Ackons Ackons Winter Conntellation
Puzzle fragment shows a crossword with irregular spellings and garbled entries including several across clues and unclear names. It references numbers 1 to 47 with partial words and possible editors notes, implying a damaged puzzle page or OCR errors from a newspaper. The readable parts suggest a standard grid with clues about astronomy and common terms, but most entries are indecipherable.
Twenty Cab Drivers Fail to Obtain Licenses
Twenty cab drivers were reported by the Identification Bureau for failing to obtain licenses. Chief of Police Frank B. Kendall announced a deadline of October 3 to resolve license issues, with fingerprinting and photo records for applicants.
Roosevelt Era Talk on Japanese Pact and Iceland Troop Fears
A noted academic proposed that no Japanese ambassador in Washington might have secretly concluded an oral deal with the United States to prompt Roosevelt to seize Jeu land. He warned about danger if American forces were sent to Iceland, potentially speeding U.S. entry into the European war. In London, King George VI received his brother, the Duke of Windsor, at Buckingham Palace with the Duchess remaining in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Tokyo
Washington
Roosevelt
Jeuland
Japan
Iceland
Windsor
London
King George VI
Duke of Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Telephone service expansion promises progress nationwide
The message reassures customers awaiting telephone service that efforts are ongoing and urgent. It notes the nationwide scope, substantial costs, and time required, with the main obstacles being the need for more switchboards and larger or new telephone buildings to complete the expansion program.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Espotabs
Smith Brothers
Embranes
Parkel
Mantha
Smith
Gough
Hulty
van Ribbentrop
WU Cie
Philco
Bing
John Scott Trainec
The
Charioteers
Gordon L.hayes
River ST. Troy
England
Nswer
Vicus Fuzele
Natu Shields
Tame Valley
Ihr
Idortiication Bureau
Aent
Blute
Correttion
Pallew
Ito
Mitter Fa Agerale
Frank B. Kendall
Supreme Cort
Ronmeaiaur
Louie Winkler
Yvar Street Corp
Thomaa Bright
Iflira
Bytla
United States
Fredericks
Helene Curtis
Bonat Gil
Hollywood
River ST
Frears
Troy
TOR
New York Telephone Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!