American POW William Arterburn among five accused in Japanese war crimes trial
William H. Arterburn and three other Panhandle Plains soldiers accuse Japanese officers of brutal mistreatment at Hanawa Camp No 5 near Hanawa Japan during 1945. The trial at Yokohama District Court will charge Toshinori Asaka and four others with beatings and coerced labor in the Osarizawa Copper Mine.
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William H. Arterburn
B Taylor
Philippines
War Crimes Commission
Japan
Arterburn
Panhandle Plains
Alfred W Cook
Tulia
James H. Farmer Lubbock
Carlos R. Bolt
Paaucah
Mr. Arterburn
Toshinori Asaka
Yutaka Sagae
Koichi Takahashi
Tetsuro Yoshio
Tokuji Yonemura
Yokohama District Court House
Sendai
Hanawa
Honshu
Tokyo
China
Osarizawa
Mitsubishi Company
Atterburn
Amarillo
Amarillo Army Air Field
Coast Artillery
Tulsa High School
Pearl Atterburn
War Department
Corregidor
Marrie
Amarillo approves $43,000 Waples-Platter warehouse and eight homes
Amarillo issued a $43,000 permit for a new 120 by 140 foot brick wholesale warehouse at 100 Taylor raising total floor area from 16,800 to 42,000 square feet with excavation set to start next week. Eight residential permits added $25,350 to yesterday’s total, plus a $4,000 commercial garage permit, bringing month total to $186,115.
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Waples- Platter Co
Amarillo
Waples- Platter
Taylor
R. M. Teas
H. E. Mundell
South Forest
James T. Dormer, Jr
South Prospect
P. E. Thomas
South Georgia
Special Scents Through Ancient Perfume Traditions
The article notes ancient Greeks Romans and Egyptians as major perfume users from centuries B C. They applied scents on fingers furniture and clothing and had distinct fragrances for different body parts reflecting early scent culture.
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