Araki Assails U S Treatment of Jap Chiefs
In Tokyo former Japanese army general Sadae Araki, paroled after a life sentence for murder and plotting aggression, denounced American wartime trials as a disgrace. He lamented remaining war criminals and said he would return to prison to free others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Isdis
Tokyo
INS
L Eaders
Japan
Sadae Araki
Elasa
Sugeme
Écraki
Araki
Manchuria
Sugamo
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Hideki Tojo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
New Products Highlight 1948 Electric and Medical Devices
An array of new consumer goods is showcased including an electric tent by Sylvania for TV viewers, a bakelite dropper cap by ILutpelite Corp, and a snap-on emergency limb splint by Watson-Sharp. Also mentions a fish lure device using du Pont freon and a political-era Japanese radio program linked to Araki and Tojo trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania Electric Products
Hue
New York
Ilutpelite Corporation
Fawling
Rollins Electronics
Corporation
Lewes
del i
du Pont
Peper
Ichirolt
Hatoyama
Robert J. Keer
Chem- Hatoyama
Regis, Inc
Park Ridge
Tokyo
Wittess
Arak
Araki
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Battery powered home gadgets and toys from the era
The article lists a variety of battery operated items including a flexible rubber ladder for rooftops, a Campbell Kids mixer with a single flashlight battery, an upright blender for little daughters by John Oster, a 16 millimeter movie camera by Bell and Vowell with automatic exposure, and a six volt rotary lawn mower by Philip Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Kids
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Manitowoc
Wis
John Oster Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Bell and Vowell Company
Chicago
Philip Smith
Portable orchard tower powers defrosting and spraying unit
A wheeled tall tower attachment for a farm tractor serves as a portable defroster sprayer duster feeder and smog f operator with a four propeller top that mixes warm and cold air to prevent damage. It covers about 15 acres per hour and up to 30 to 90 acres with a cluster arrangement. Maker Edwin Potter Lowell Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Potter
Lowell, Vick
Stevenson criticizes administration on civil rights and desegregation
Adlai Stevenson told a Waldorf Astoria audience that the administration shirks moral responsibility in civil rights and school desegregation. He urged overhauling internal security to protect disloyalty suspects and urged peaceful implementation of Court desegregation rulings amid rising resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai
Stevenson
Waldorf-Astoria
Eisenhower
Nixon
Steenson
U.S
Supreme Court
Ninth Graders at Franklin Inducted Into Excellentia
Twenty four ninth grade students at Franklin High were inducted into the Excellentia chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. New members include Susan Anderson, William Bell, Frank Hriba, Margaret Burger, Gordon Hibbs, Henry Haussler, Jean Harrison, Carl Leinge, Barbara Hess, David Hoyt, Robert Iverson, Mary Mathern, Jo Frances McConnell, Barbara Wilee, Margaret Naibert, Darlene Jwen, Karen Olsen, Eleanor Aringm, Linda Robinson, Diang Schneider, Don White, John Wong, Steven Wood, Norman Yorkman. William K. Wagner serves as faculty sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuents
Franklin High
Exollentia
Susan Anderson
William Jo Bell
Frank 3Iba
Margaret Burger
Gordon, Hibbs
Henry Haeussler
Jean Harrison
Carl Ieinge
Barbara Hess
David Hoyt
Robert Iverson
Mary Mathern
Jo Frances McConnell
Barbara Wilee
Margaret Naibert
Darlene Jwen
Karen Olsen
Eleanor Aringm
Linda Robinson
Diang Schneider
Don White
John Wilong
Steven Wood
Norman Yorkman
William K. Wagner
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Dunker
Thomas Dunker
Jaycee-Civic Bureau
Chambers
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Kissimmee, Flo
Watson-Sharp and
Lompany
West Chicago
Alexible
Anya Khe
Channel 0
Franklin
Excellentia
Faythinss
Second Ave
May's
Second Street
Third Street
Carload
NESCO
Pre
Fatean
Koutrane
Soa Flores
Vobue
C.k. Bedding CO
St. In
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Aurial
Chalee
Catty
Rurinus
Asher
Nesco Metal
Tor
Bath Ryte
Gantel
Canalsla
Fall Finch
Banener
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