Goering Hid Poison Since Capture Says Investigating Board
The four power commission says Goering had the poison vial from capture and may have hidden it in his body or in the toilet. It notes the container was two inches long and implies the capsule could have been secreted in the umbilical area or alimentary tract. Guards cleared of dereliction and German workers not implicated. three letters Goering left remain confined to Allied control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
Muernberg
Hermann Goering
Four-Power Commission
International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Col
B.C. Andrus
Walsh
Board of Inquiry
Malkov
Two Sophs Charged With Arson After House Fire
Two Westminster College sophomores, Thomas G. Campbell and Otto Grosse, were charged with arson after a three story Beta Theta Pi house burned. Campbell, 22, Ironton, admitted helping start the fire while Grosse, 22, Granite City was named as pouring gasoline on decorations. Two pledges, Thomas Mead Jr. and Henry Straus, suffered second degree burns. Fire chief M. Grant Duncan collapsed and died during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Westminister College
Beta Theta Pi
Hugh P. Williamson
Thomas G. Campbell
Ironton
Otto Grosse
Granite City
Ill
Williamson
Campbell
Grosse
Marine Corps
Thomas S. Mead, Jr
Slater
Henry C. Straus
Webster Groves
M. Grant Duncan
East Gulf Coast shipmen end strike with coastwide ship restarts
East and gulf coast ship operators signed a pact with AFL Masters Mates and Pilots leaders and the US maritime commission to restart work on 1181 ships. Frederick Livingston announced the agreement. Union meetings to ratify start tomorrow with results due Monday. CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association foresees applying terms to all government ships within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
US Maritime Commission
Frederick Livingston
U. S
Sam Hogan
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Washington
Maritime Commission
Hogan
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Justifiable homicide ruling in Tulsa slaying
District Judge Leslie Webb acquitted Naomi Mae Sutherland 18 of murder after her father W. O. Sutherland 45 was fatally shot at their Wekiwa farm home. Webb called it a plain case of justifiable homicide as the girl testified she acted in defense of her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Leslie Webb
Naomi Mae Sutherland
W. O. Sutherland
Webb
First US President Owns Private Railroad Car for Travel
President Truman’s successor travels in a privately owned railcar now assigned to presidential use since early in the war. The armored car weighs 276,520 pounds and includes bulletproof windows, a fortresslike build, financed with railroad group support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
White House
United States
Charles G. Ross
Association of American Railroads
Truman
New York
Air Corps
Williamsburg
Potsdam
Pullman Company
Orly
Michael F. Reilly
Secret Service
Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Ferdinand Magellan
Return of CTD Married Men to Ada Reflects Local Ties
From March 1943 to June 1944 about 1,500 aviation students in the 343rd College Training Detachment at East Central State College Ada included nine married men who returned with wives enrolled in the college. The list names John May Detroit and wife Ovis Carpenter Ada, Robert Hippe Omaha and wife Flora Mitchell Bowlegs, Joseph Namdella Worcester Mass and wife Maxine Morgan Bowlegs, John Gillespie Boston and wife Mary Treadwell Ada, John Kassay North Tarrytown and wife Mary Olive Bruner Ada, Robert Billings Portage Penn and wife Mary Scott Ada, Raymond Miner New York City and wife Edwina Frazier Shawnee. two others returned but not enrolled. Additional couples include Bob Lady Ada with Lada Mae Lamb and Arthur Herold Ada Milling Co and Wan da Dean Leershow Bowlegs. Some men returned for Ada’s appeal, with Stosh Valancius Philadelphia bringing William Duffy and James Smith Clintonville bringing Donald Laux. Eddie Moore Soph President Canyon City and Jerry Pennington Ada both enrolled. East Central State College and Ada celebrate the reunion of these veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clayton
East Central State College
Ada
John May
Detroit
Michigan
Ovis Carpenter
Robert Hippe
Omaha
Nebraska
Flora Mitchell
Bowlegs
Flora
Joseph Namdella
Worchestire
Mass
Maxine Morgan
John Gillespie
Boston
East Central
John
Mary Treadwell
John Kassay
North Tarry Town
New York
Mary Olive Bruner
Robert Billings
Portage
Penn
Mary Scott
Texas
Raymond Miner
New York City
Edwina Frazier
Shawnee
Edwina
Bob Lady
Lada Mae Lamb
Lady
Arthur Herold
Ada Milling Co
Arthur
Wanda Dean Leershow
Stanley
Stosh) Valancius
Philadelphia
William Duffy
Philly
James Smith
Clintonville
Wisconsin
Donald Laux
Eddie Moore
Soph
Canyon City
Colorado
Eddie
Jerry Pennington
Jerry
Adan
Sugar Stamp Period Extended to November Thirtieth
Washington announces an extra 30 days for canning sugar stamps No 9 and 10, allowing five pounds each to remain valid through November 30 to offset regional shortages from the maritime strike. Spare stamp No 51 stays good for five pounds until year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CPA
OPA
Agriculture Department
Tulsa Power Station Expansion Plans Announced
R K Lane president of Public Service Company of Oklahoma announced construction is underway on a 3 000 000 addition to its Tulsa power station. The project will serve residents and industry in eastern Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
R. K. Lane
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Navy veteran uses sky drop to return girlfriend’s ring
Edward R. Swiderski a 21 year old navy veteran used the war developed sky drop to return his girlfriend’s class ring. He received one year probation on a reckless flying charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Edward R. Swiderski
Notre Dame Ends Iowa Jinx With 41 to 6 Victory
Notre Dame led by Johnny Lujack overwhelmed Iowa 41 to 6 in Iowa City. The Irish outplayed the Hawkeyes on home turf, avenging past losses while asserting dominance in a game marked by Lujack’s sharp T formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Notre Dame
Iowa
Johnny Lujack
Hawkeye
Lujack
New District OEA Head Injured In Car Crash
Doyle Sullivan newly elected president of the district OFA and Okmulgee County schools superintendent was seriously injured Thursday afternoon after his car collided head on with a truck near Okmulgee. He suffered a broken nose jaw left knee fractures and facial injuries. Passengers Frank Duke and Mr Stone sustained broken leg and arm. Sullivan was en route to Ada to attend a teachers meeting and is hospitalized in Okmulgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Sullivan
District Ofa
Okmulgee County
Okmulgee
Ada
Barnsdall
Sullivan
Frank Duke
Preston
District Dea
East Central Dea
Miss Emma Keller Injured in Fall at Home
Miss Emma K. Keller of East Central college English department fell at her home at 1004 East Fifteenth Saturday morning and broke the large bone in one leg. She was alone and could not summon help. Velma Grimes found her and called for assistance. Keller was taken to the hospital and listed in good condition Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma K. Keller
East Central College English Department
East
Velma Grimes
Miss Keller
Tulsa Bride Slain During Honeymoon in Mexico
Nan Peiker Beach of Tulsa and New York City was fatally shot while sleeping in a honeymoon camp along the Blasas river in Guerrero state. Charles Beach, her husband, described a night attack by three men who looted their camp before fleeing into jungle with gear and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald L. Wood
Mexico City
Blasas River
Mexico
Nan Peiker Beach
Tulsa
Okla
New York City
Nan
Charles Edward Beach
Blasas
Tetela
Acapulco
Guerrero
Beach
Government sales of industrial properties lagging in wartime surplus
War Assets Administration reports 8 billion dollars in wartime industrial property still on the market. Private buyers hesitate on plants built for explosives and aircraft engines due to future uncertainty. Liquidation target set for July 1 but officials doubt completion. Sale signs include tools, pipelines, and major plants like a TNT facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Assets Administration
TNT
Demos Need Only Six House Seats
Oklahoma City report notes that if Democrats win six of the nine contested house races on November 5 they will seize control of the State House. Democrats now hold 54 of 60 seats with 59 contested. a vacancy in Okmulgee County could adjust the needed total to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Republican State Committee
Okmulgee
Republicans Can’t Gain Oklahoma State Senate Control
In Oklahoma City on October 26, Republicans faced a tall task to seize the state senate. They could win only eight seats more than present, far short of the 23 needed for control, while Democrats appear set to hold a strong majority with at least 28 seats. The Senate's composition shows 19 Democrats, 1 Republican unopposed, and 12 seats contested in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
House
GOP
Farmers Hold To Cotton as Market Breaks Sharply
In the south the cotton flow has slowed to a trickle as prices fell sharply last week. Farmers cling to bales hoping for a rebound on exchange boards. Some say withholding could lift prices back. others note most of the crop is already sold and many face higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South
Federal Land Bank of
Dreams Gone They Offer Children
Denver couple William E. West and his wife plan to place their five children for adoption after a failed bid to acquire a farm home. They sold their Denver house, moved to Missouri for a hoped farm, and a sixth child was born in Springfield. A baby adopted in Kansas City died, and the family faces eviction and homelessness as they prepare to appear in Denver juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William E. West
Missouri
Springfield
West
Wests
Kansas City Union Station
Kansas City
Fall and Winter Care and Management of Dairy Animals
General Dairy Letter III outlines steps for 4-H dairy boys to care for young heifers. It covers hay and roughage quality, home grown grains with protein supplements, mineral and water provisions, shelter needs, breeding guidance, and safety measures. Emphasizes proper feeding, weather protection, and planning with parents to improve herd production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hailey
Lester Smith
Pontotoc County
4 H Achievement Week Sets Enrollment Drive
Margaret Baade Assistant Home Demonstration Agent announces 4 H Achievement Week November 2 10 to boost club enrollment and encourage members to recruit new ones. Oneita Bryant reports on a Francis 4 H club trip to Wilburton June 12 41 with activities from assembling manuals to gardens and home crafts. Officers chosen at Farm Women’s club include President Mrs A H Mercer and Secretary Mrs A C Griffith with plans for slip covers upholstery and meal planning. The next meeting November 11 will cover pruning trees and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baade
U. S
Oneita Brayant
Oneita Bryant
Francis 4-H Club
Wilburton
Oneita
Farm Women's Club
A. L. Griffith
A. H. Mercer
Naomi Stanfield
A. C. Griffith
J. S. Stanfield
May Johnson
Jessie Morgan
HDA
Ee Baade
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U.S
R.R. Car
Roosevelt
CTD
Juarez
John Redmond
Bureau of Animal Industry
Joaquin Vasquez Greenivanc
Glenn W. Stevens
el Paso B. A. L
NEA Telephoto
New District
OEA
Emma Keller
Demos
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California
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