Nazi Leaders Sentenced to Death at Nuremberg
Four former top SS officers led by Donald Pohl were sentenced to hang by an American war crimes court in Nuremberg for building and operating death camps and plundering lives. Eleven others received prison terms while five were acquitted.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Donald Pohl
Busineass
Pohl
SS Leutenant
Heinrich Himmler
Robert H. Toma
Detroit
Poh
George Loerner
Franz Ehrenachmalz
Kurl Sommer
August Frank
Max Kiefer
Karl Mummenthey
Karl Fanslau
Hanna Bobermin
Erwin Techentacher
Herman Pook
Hans Loerner
Hans Heinrich Baler
Leo Volk
Hans Hohberg
Humidity in the House for Health and Savings
The article argues that in winter a proper humidity level around 35 to 40 percent improves health and comfort, reduces dry air and fuel use, and protects furniture. It outlines humidification methods including paychrometers, hygrometers, water pans on radiators, warm air furnaces with water pans, and various humidifiers, noting Halley as the first astronomer to note a periodic comet return.
Patton Justified Slap Incident In War Memoir
Nashville dispatch reports General Patton defends a 1943 Sicily hospital slap as justified to curb battle fatigue. He details the incident and criticizes SHAEF leaders Eisenhower and Bradley, asserting his actions reflected a cavalryman’s stance and his war conduct across Europe.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sicily
George S. Patton, Jr
Patton
Third Army
Europe
European
Houghton Mifflin Company
Germany
Shaef
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allied High Command
Third
Troina
Omar N. Bradley
Supreme Commander
Patrolman Starr sentenced to 60 days in jail
Norwich police court found Patrolman Carrence A. Starr guilty of administering a beating to Joseph Seretny. Starr received a 60 day jail term, was suspended from the police force pending a Board of Police Commissioners hearing, and appealed the sentence posting a $500 bond.
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Norwich
Carrence A. Starr
Joseph Seretny
Thomas P. Murphy
Starr
Board of Police Commissioners
Court of Common Pleas
Examining will open at Bridgeport cancer center
Judge John T. Cullinan announces the examining will begin Thursday, November 13, at the free cancer center in the Clico building, 114 State Street, Bridgeport. The office moved from the VNA to the center on Saturday, with more than 100 appointments set via social worker Fanita J. Smith. Doctors from Bridgeport and St. Vincent's tumor clinics will perform the examinations.
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Free Cancer Center For
Bridgeport
Clico
State Street
John T. Cullinan
The
Connecticut Cancer Society
VNA
Fanita J. Smith
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Bird necks offer greater motion than snakes
A concise comparison notes that birds possess more neck mobility than snakes, reflecting vertebrate neck design differences and range of motion in each lineage.
Maine Tackles Huge Task of Timber Salvage
Maine timber owners woods operators and bankers formed a non profit group to salvage millions of board feet from Maine fire damaged areas. Waterboro tops lists with 26 million feet to cut. Fire in Seboea Lake region controlled after burning 30 acres. Whitneyville Machias blaze ongoing with 90 men on site. Western Maine Timber Salvage elected Robert E Cleaves Jr as president and planned regional heads for five areas to report on losses and salvage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Waterboro
Raymond E. Kendall
Seboeia Lake
Whitneyville-Machias
U. S. Weather Bureau
Western Maine Timber Salvage
Robert E. Cleaves, Jr
Court delays case of recluse with eight dogs on William Street
Michael Selmert, 89, living as a recluse in a William Street dump with eight dogs, had his case continued until Saturday by Judge Otto H. LaMacchia in City court. Police arrested him after neighbors complained the dogs were a menace and officers were forced to confront the canine pack.
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Michael Selmert
William Street
Otto H. LaMacchia
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