Krupp Files Link Industrialists to Weimar Arms Build Up
Allied records reveal a 1920 loan of 48 million marks to Krupp from a chancellor finance minister and show a secret partnership to restore German armament. Wirth letter and memorandum allege funding through Krupp for armament technique 1920 to 1923 with transfers via Amsterdam and Stockholm dividends from Bofors. Gustav Krupp excluded from Nürnberg trial due to senility. Alfried may face trial as a later defendant.
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Hitler
Germany
France
England
Switzerland
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Halbach
Joseph Wirth
Krupp
Essen
Wehrmacht
Widefeld
U. S
Reich
Paris
U.S.A
Us.a
Wirth
Mendelssohn and Company
Berlin
Custodia
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Bofors
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Nuernberg
Alfried
Shoes Returned After New Orleans Robbery Night
Arthur Lee Laurence 36 spent a day barefoot after his shoes and a bus ticket vanished. He wandered the streets seeking his footwear and transport back to Montgomery Alabama. A patrolman later returned his shoes found that morning and the ticket lay in one shoe toe.
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New Orleans
Arthur Lee Laurence
Montgomery
Ala
Government Orders Canned Meat Delivery Rule
The U S Department of Agriculture ordered federally inspected meat packers and canners to deliver 60 percent of each week’s output to government agencies within two weeks of production. Canned meat defined as foods containing 20 percent or more meat or meat by products, excluding certain processed items.
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Dallas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Moone's Emerald Oil For Burns Relief On Feet
Fiery burning feet caused by friction or heat eased by Moone's Emerald Oil. Apply morning and night for several days to feet and ankles for relief, a claim of easy, pleasant use and no stain. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Moone
Predict Shortage In Lumber Reserve
Washington June 6 Lumber cutting will exceed timber growth in the next decades, says Charles F Brannin assistant secretary of agriculture in a letter to the Senate small business committee. He cites a national income of 140 billion dollars and 1,000,000 non farm buildings yearly as basis for a projected 60 billion board feet annual lumber need plus several billion cubic feet of cordwood timber.
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Washington
Charles F. Brannin
Brannin
Senate Small Business Committee
Father and Son Luncheon Set by Amarillo Optimist Club
Amarillo Optimist Club schedules a father and son luncheon at noon Wednesday at the Mexican Inn replacing Capitol Hotel as venue. Regular Thursday meetings resume June 20 with next week moving to Wednesday note. Speaker Lawrence Hagy discussed Allied Military Commission service in Hungary and wartime Soviet issues. Wendell Henry chaired the program. The club is assigned to Pleasant Valley for the city cleanup campaign on June 10.
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Amarillo
Mexican Inn
Capitol Hotel
Lawrence Hagy
Allied Military Commission
Hungary
Stalin
Europe
Russia
Wendell Henry
Pleasant Valley
State cash hits all time high in state funds
State Treasurer Jesse James reports total cash in all state funds last month reached 106,892,685 dollars, up 6,160,885 from April’s record. The figure confirms a new peak for state funds.
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Austin
Jesse James
Spaatz Clarifies Pronunciation Of His Nickname
Washington reports General Carl Spaatz wants his nickname pronounced spots like spots on a coat. He has long led the Air Force bombing campaigns and accepted President Truman’s new discharge emblem stamps while reporters addressed him as General Spats.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Carl (Tooey) Spaatz
Truman
Armed Services
Spaatz
Judge Pitts Speaks To Kiwanis On UN Charter
E. L. Pitts chief justice of the court of civil appeals addressed the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club at noon on the United Nations charter and its functioning. Bill Darrah and Judge F. H. Mc Gregor co chaired the program. Betty Bowman performed three accordion solos at the luncheon at the San Jacinto Methodist Church.
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E. L. Pitts
Court of Civil Appeals
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Bill Darrah
F. H. McGregor
Betty Bowman
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Kimes Pal Returns To Leavenworth Prison
Ollie Melton, a member of the Matt Kimes bank robbery gang, is delivered to Leavenworth federal prison to begin a 25 year sentence. U.S. Marshal J. R. Wright said no escape attempt occurred during transfer from Dallas County to Lubbock for trial or from Lubbock to prison. Melton claimed a story about an Oklahoma sheriff candidate.
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Dallas
Ollie Melton
Matt Kimes
Leavenworth
United States
Marshall J. R
Red) Wright
Melton
Lubbock
Wright
Oklahoma
Scarritt College Grad Earns Master of Arts
Inez Hill daughter of Mrs. Glen nie Hill of 1902 Pierce will receive a Master of Arts degree at Scarritt College.
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Scarritt
Inez Hill
Glennie Hill
Pierce
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