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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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In Nuernberg prison on Oct. 12, Rudolf Hess complained of too much meat in his diet and requested prunes instead. Capt. A. M. Binder clarified the standard meals for Nazi prisoners: big noon meal, coffee and bread breakfast, light supper snack.
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NUERNBERG, Oct. 12.-Rudolf Hess complained to prison officials today that he was getting "too much meat" in his diet and would like to swap some of it for prunes.
Capt. A. M. Binder of the U. S. Security detail said. "I assure you he isn't getting too much meat," explaining that the Nazi prisoners get one big meal daily at noon, coffee and bread for breakfast and a light snack for supper.
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Rudolf Hess Complains About Too Much Meat In Prison Diet And Requests Prunes
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Rudolf Hess complained to prison officials that he was getting too much meat in his diet and wanted to swap some for prunes. Capt. A. M. Binder of the U. S. Security detail assured he wasn't getting too much meat, explaining the Nazi prisoners' daily meals: one big meal at noon, coffee and bread for breakfast, and a light snack for supper.