Indictment of 23 Nazi Doctors At Nuremberg Trials
Twenty three Nazi doctors face charges at Nuremberg for murder and war crimes in the regime's medical killings and brutal experiments on living prisoners. Herta Oberhauser and Dr Karl Brandt are among the accused, with trials expected to start next month and extend into 1947.
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Mernberg
Germany
Herta Oberhauser
Karl Brandt
Hitler
Telford Taylor
International Military Tribunal
Cabinet studies miner pact amid coal crisis
President Truman's cabinet discussed the threatened coal crisis and Attorney General Clark said his office is analyzing the government contract with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers. Clark noted only limited discussion, while Lewis demands reopening and warns of voiding the pact if negotiations fail.
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Washington
Truman
Clark
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Kroc
Lewis
Federal Coal Mines Administration
Heavy Books Blamed For Bobby Sox Slouch
Baltimore report cites Florence Kendal, hospital school worker, saying heavy books between home and school foster faulty posture in students. She suggests printing books in portable form to reduce the load and prevent hip troubles.
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Baltimore
Florence P. Kendal
Hospital School
Zei
War Criminal Hanged Before Spectators in Prague
Heinrich Joeckel who commanded the Terezin camp for five years was executed as a war criminal before about 200 spectators in Prague.
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Prague
Heinrich Joeckel
Terezin
Weather summary for West Texas New Mexico and Panhandle
Fair tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures across the period West Texas stays cooler except in the Panhandle South Plains Saturday brings fair skies and warmer conditions in Panhandle and South Plains New Mexico remains fair today with warmer northern portions highs around 63 and lows near 40 Also mentions local real estate and livestock references and an event in Higgins Texas scheduled for Saturday October 26
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West Texas
Ste Panhandle
South Plains
Panhandle
New Mexico
JoeSene
Seene
North Portion
Doon
Newiy-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance
EA Keen
Amaroa Metal Products Resumes After Steel Shortage
Acute sheet steel scarcity halted operations two weeks causing 145 layoffs at Amarillo Metal Products and a 20 percent cut at Willborn Brothers. Managers compare shortage to Pearl Harbor era, noting other steel sectors in Amarillo face less severe impacts as four carloads arrive and operations restart.
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Amarillo Metal Products Company
S. L. Shepherd
Pearl Harbor
H. O. Willborn
Willborn Brothers Company, Inc
Shepherd
Willborn
Amarillo
Sheet Metal Shortage Hits Local Plant Staffing
Mr. Shepherd reports a severe sheet metal shortage limiting operations to 12.7 percent capacity. At 145 workers with a weekly payroll of 7 000 to 8 000 dollars were laid off, two weeks of shutdown cost 45 more jobs. Workers rely on savings and selling possessions to survive after visiting steel centers around Chicago to compare conditions.
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Mr. Shepherd
Chicago
Shepherd
OPA
Steel shortages hit Amarillo metal trades amid tight allocations
Local manufacturers report scarce light steel while heavy grades remain available. Willborn Brothers and Amarillo Metal Products note limited galvanized material and steady steel demands as OPA pricing and past allocations shape current shortages. Industry leaders expect conditions to improve after year start.
Tension In Cuba Escalates After Submachine Raids
Cuban authorities report troops with submachine guns raided a suburban residence and detained 20 to 30 people amid rumors of a conspiracy against the government. Among the detainees are former police, former army members, and civilians. rumors place the Columbia base on alert.
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Havana
National Police
Columbia
Abduction Suspect Baby Stolen by Visitors at Oklahoma Home
Three people, described as the babies three state wards, visited the Crocker home in Tulsa and removed a baby believed to be the illegitimate daughter of a local woman. Deputies say the trio claimed to be the mother and relatives and drove away in a car.
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Tulsa, Okla
Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare
Clint Myers
A. L. Crocker
Crocker
Miss Dester
Boyd Seeks Bond in Slaying Case as Weatherby Funeral Set
Laurence Henry Boyd, charged with murder in the shooting of Wellington fireman C. M. Weatherby, asked for bond through attorney Dusty Miller as arraignment noted no bond. Weatherby’s funeral is set for 3 PM tomorrow at First Methodist Church Wellington with Amarillo firemen as pallbearers. Weatherby survived by wife Inez, son Wayne, and extended family.
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Laurence Henry Boyd
C. M. Westherby
Ocr
Dusty Miller
Jim Lumpkin
Miller
Boyd
Charley Carder
Justice of the Peace
First Methodist Church
Wellington
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers
Weatherby
Inez
Wayne
Maud Yopp
Central Fire Station
Frank Jago
West Sixth Avenue stores plan three-way expansion
S K Kuykendall buys the west 40 feet of the Arch Hunsley Building at 113 21 East Sixth, triggering moves to expand East Sixth Avenue retailers. Kuykendall's Southwest Studio at 118 East Smith will relocate by Jan 1 with extensive remodeling. Hunsley's House of Color moves to the corner 100 feet of the Hunsley building. Stubblefield Department Store plans to extend west to occupy the 20 by 50 feet vacated by the studio.
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Hunsley
East Sixth
S. K. Kuykendall
East Sixth Avenue
Kuykendall
Southwest Studio
East Smith
House of Color
Glenn L. Casey
Paint Company
USO
Casey
Stubblefield
Taylor
Dwight Stubblefield
A. Eberstadt
Woman Prefers Beating To Walking In Heat
In Brownsville a woman phoned police to report her drunk husband threatening her. An officer urged her to file a complaint at the station but she refused, saying it was too far and too hot to walk there.
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NEA
Janet Lind
Dolores
Clifford Lind
Superior
Wis
Brownsville
U.P
Jerusalem Curfew Amid Bombing Probe
Jerusalem remains under a dusk to dawn curfew as authorities investigate sporadic bombings at the Sarona colony near Tel Aviv on the Palestine coast. Two people near death in Jerusalem and ten seriously injured nationwide, including eight soldiers, prompted officials to blame local products and search for Jewish extremists.
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Jerusalem
Sarona
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Blanton Found After Sheriff Warrants Him
Sheriff Lester W. Hayes sought William Blanton 45 of Mitchell on a warrant but failed to locate him. Blanton was later found in a county jail cell after Mitchell police had already arrested him on another charge and brought him there. Parker's Third Annual Quarter Horse Sale set for Saturday in Higgins Texas. The Exe and I in November and Readers Digest 21 page condensation featured.
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Bedford
Ind
Lester W. Hayes
William Blanton
Mitchell
Blanton
Reader’s Digest
Nationalist Drive Advances 30 to 50 Miles in Manchuria
Chinese Nationalist forces under Gen. Tu Li-Ming pushed 30 to 50 miles in days of blitz tempo toward Antung and along the Mukden-Korean railway. Center columns moved 45 miles from Matang to Fengchenhsien, 30 miles NW of Antung, a key Communist stronghold in Manchuria.
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Peiping
Antung
Tu Li-Ming
Mukden
Mass of Cold Air Over Panhandle Brings Crisp AM Weather
The U S Weather Bureau reports a cold air mass centered over the Panhandle causing chilly conditions in Amarillo. Forecasters expect a warming trend with highs rising from 63 yesterday to 72 today and 78 tomorrow under fair skies. Only chance of rain is possible next Monday or Tuesday with scattered showers.
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Amarillo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Name Smith Sets Stage for Wedding March
Portland writer details Elaine Kjos who matched her name with Navy officer Stuart Smith after a playful remark in Billings. The couple, honeymooning in Portland, makes the name Smith their shared tie and identity.
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Smith
Portland
Ore
Elaine Kjos
Billings
Mont
Elaine
Stuart Smith
Spokane
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Tyler
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Great Britain
United Nations Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
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Vishinsky
Britain
China
Jack Hoffman
Ida Grove
Kansas City
Russel Stationery Co
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