Schacht Freed Again by German DeNazification Court
In Stuttgart on February 25, Hjalmar Schacht the Third Reich economic figure avoided an eight year Nazi offender sentence after a Review Board failed to agree with an appeals court ruling upholding the term. The case has featured acquittals and reinstatements across courts and zones.
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Rail Workers Recalled After Short Furlough
The New York Central Railroad announced that 5 055 employees furloughed February 11 at four car shops and six locomotive shops will be recalled to work on March 16.
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Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
A brief notice warns readers to address slipping false teeth promptly. It emphasizes seeking professional adjustment to avoid discomfort or injury and to maintain proper chewing and speech.
Glass Faces Decision on City Council Candidacy
Councilman Taylor Glass held a reserved decision on whether to seek another term with a statement planned for Saturday. He was among five business leaders endorsed by a citizens group and petitions for Glass and others already filed. Glass cited business commitments and a family medical matter as factors in delaying a formal plan, adding he will not run on any ticket.
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You Gotta Stay Happy Comedy Flight with Stewart
Marvin Payne runs a fragile two ship airline on a thin budget. A mysterious blonde joins a cargo run with a chimpanzee corpse fish and embezzler aboard. The crash on Percy Kilbride’s Oklahoma farm triggers chaos and laughs as James Stewart and Joan Fontaine anchor a lively cast.
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Greek Women Fight and Die in Greek Communist Troops Attack
US observers estimate 25 to 33 percent of Greek Communist combat troops at Florina were women soldiers. Women served as riflewomen mortar operators and bazooka operators and may comprise up to half of forces by casualties and prisoners. Observers noted integrated units and brutal treatment of male prisoners by women, while Greek forces reported some women mistreated prisoners.
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Camera Lover Victim Of His Own Hobby
John K. Rogers, 35, known for posing death scenes for his camera, was found dead by hanging in his attic. The camera was set to record the stunt, indicating a fatal self-portrait gone wrong in Cleveland.
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Louisiana Tax Collections Rise in First Seven Months
Baton Rouge Louisiana February 25 The State Department of Revenue reports that collections for the first seven months of the current fiscal year exceed the corresponding period in 1947 48 by 47 994 668 dollars indicating stronger revenue intake and continued fiscal momentum for the state.
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McCarran Launches China Recovery Plan
Senator McCarran announces a China recovery plan proposing a 1.5 billion dollar fund to stabilize the currency revise taxes and provide economic and military aid. A joint US China commission would supervise each phase.
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Nepal Seeks United Nations Membership
The Kingdom of Nepal applied Friday for UN membership. Located in the Himalayas between India and Tibet, the Nepalese Government at Katmandu asked for action soon but was told the application was not yet in order under the rules.
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Italy Forms Supreme Defense Council to Coordinate Armed Forces
Rome February 25. Italy's government approved creation of a Supreme Defense Council to coordinate and strengthen the nation's armed forces. President Luigi Einaudi will head the council which will examine general political and technical problems of national defense.
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Court Records and Local Docket Highlights
District court filings include several divorce petitions across 126th and 98th districts with associated parties. Additional cases involve partition action, probate for muniment of title, and driving while intoxicated charges with fines. New car registrations list multiple makes and owners across Ford, Packard, and Chevrolet brands.
Movie Showings With Audie Murphy and Roy Rogers
Multiple theaters list last day showings and continuous start times for films featuring Audie Murphy, Roy Rogers, Glenn Ford, Joan Fontaine, Barbara Stanwyck, and others. Start times span early morning to late evening across Paramount Capitol Queen Texas and drive-in venues with westerns, comedies, and dramas.
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Arsenic in Coffee Trial Testimony in Great Falls
Gl Wasn't Told Arsenic in Coffee details Mrs Hughett defense testimony in Burt murder case noting she lacked time to warn Burt and MPs were due. She says she and Elaine Johnston sought to hospitalize him to avoid guardhouse confinement and denies intent to harm the San Marcos, Texas soldier.
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Reds Sail Cruiser Milwaukee Back To United States
The American cruiser Milwaukee, loaned to Russia and renamed Murmansk, left Portsmouth England for the United States to be returned to the US Navy. A Russian crew sailed it to Portsmouth for fueling and water. The Milwaukee had served the Red Fleet about five years.
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GE to cut jobs at Hanford plant without halting operations
The General Electric Company announced unspecified cuts in its 21,000 person workforce at the Hanford Plutonium Plant. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said the move would not curtail plant operations.
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Kimball Confirmed for Navy Air Post
The Senate confirmed Dan A. Kimball of Los Angeles as assistant secretary of the Navy for air by unanimous voice vote on Friday. The confirmation completes his appointment to oversee naval air operations.
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Senate
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Rockefeller Aid to UT Includes 30000 for Genetics Study
University of Texas Board of Regents accepted a 30000 gift from the Rockefeller Foundation to continue genetics research using fruit flies. The grant requires the university to provide 8000 annually for three years. Additional grants from Magnolia Petroleum, Texas Company, Shell, Campbell Products, and Upjohn support chemistry, geology, petroleum production, and medical research at UT.
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Forces Needing Doctors Dentists Seek Volunteers
Secretary of Defense Forrestal said the national defense program faces a shortage of doctors and dentists. He urged about 8,000 young physicians and dentists educated at government expense to volunteer for two years, warning Congress may be asked to draft if needed.
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Oregon Senate votes to repeal 1947 Community Property Law
Salem Oregon February 25 The Oregon Senate moved toward repeal of the 1947 Community Property Law with near unanimous approval sending the measure to the House. The law aimed to help wealthy couples split income to reduce federal taxes but federal practice has since spread the principle to all states making the Oregon provision unnecessary for tax purposes.
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Ore
Oregon Senate
Oregon
New Mexico Granted Civil Jurisdiction Over Los Alamos Project
The Senate approved and sent to President Truman a bill giving New Mexico civil jurisdiction over the Los Alamos Atomic Energy Project. The measure passed the House earlier with no debate.
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Senate
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Head of Paraguay Catholics Succumbs
ASUNCION Paraguay February 25 Monsignor Juan Sinforiano Bogarin archbishop of Asuncion and head of the Roman Catholic Church in Paraguay died Friday after a long illness. He served as church leader for decades and guided Catholic affairs across the country.
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Asuncion
Juan Sinforiano Bogarin
Demos challenge injunction over purge at Texas party meeting
Tarrant County pro Truman Democrats contest a district court injunction blocking a purge and the ouster of Neville Penrose and Mrs Bennet Smith from the Democratic State Executive Committee. They argue the court should not intervene in a political action.
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Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium
Wichita Falls Calf Brings Record Price
A 680-pound grand champion calf at the 18th annual 4 H and Future Farmers show sold for a record 2.05 a pound, total 1763, to C P McGaha. Reserve champion bought for 1.05 a pound, weighing 1065 pounds, bringing 1118.25 to Don McGinty.
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Guin Ray Miller
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Former San Angelo City Manager Dies
E. I. Jackson, 71, who served as San Angelo city manager from 1922 to 1924, died Friday of a heart attack. He was a descendant of Andrew Jackson.
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