War Crimes Trials Update Across Fronts and Denazification
The article summarizes postwar war crimes outcomes, noting the April 14 verdicts at Nuremberg mark the final major trial in Europe and detailing sentences across theater tribunals. It cites counts of 962 cases tried, 2,189 convictions, 455 acquittals, and western Allied denazification efforts reaching about 850000 cases, with deaths imposed in Nuremberg, Dachau, Yokohama, and other sites.
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United States
Nuremberg
Germany
Fist International Tribunel
Nla
Far East
Tojo
War Department
Dachu
I Molo
Yokohama
China
Philippines
Italy
U.S. Navy
Historicas
Sé ¥En
Japan
Dachau
Yokodina
Ching
Taly
Navy Tribuntals
Standand Automatic Products Co Buy Noted by Astor Supply Co
Twenty years ago official word from New York offices confirms the purchase of Standand Automatic Products Company of this city and Nassauville Steel Products Company of Dayton by Astor Supply Co. Kiwanis discuss a city swimming pool feasibility and funding at today’s meeting. A screen dinner at Miss Florence Lindquist’s home hosted eleven guests with cards after. Marvin Wight, Civil War veteran of the 8th New York Cavalry, died at his Corry home after a long life. Roy Fields wins $250 in the merchants contest. A blast near the old brakeshoe plant continues to be investigated by police with mystery surrounding its source.
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Imiel Advertising
Pred Kimball, Inc
New York Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Standand Automatic Products
Nairobal ‘Steel Products Company
Dayton
Asto Supply Mis. Co
New York
Florence Lindquist
Clinton Street
Marvin Wight
Gettysburg
Bth New York Cavalry
Belle Island
James River
Mr. Wight
Corry
West Frederick Street
Trials complete for war crimes mark new international law landmark
After World War I, a few thousand remain to face trial as authorities say trials established that planning and waging aggressive war is illegal. Heads of state can be held responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity, with a UN commission now codifying the Nuremberg principles and deliberations at Lake Success.
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General Assembly of
Uniited Nations
Lake
One Man Forte In Cold War Loran Test Isolated
The State Department says the so called American Transport Delegation is actually Lt Richard A. Pasquita, a lone Coss Guardsman and radio engineer. He will measure Loran navigation signal strength from the Shetland Islands and Faroe Islands after a prior Denmark test.
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State Department
Moscow
Norway
Coss
Richard A. Pasquita
Land
Hebrides
Faroe Islands
Pasquita
Denmark
Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival City Question
A quirky trivia list asks about a Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival in a spring city, bird egg sizes, the vernal equinox date, a Cuidad Trujillo city republic, and May Day timing with other facts about U S history and symbols.
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Ae Jentus
U.S
Cuidad Trujillo
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Jack Horner
Alaska
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Garage Burglary at Emleton Reports Looted
April 18 burglars broke into the Bishop and Beals garage at Emleton and escaped with $20 in cash and several hundred dollars worth of automobile accessories. Sheriff John Cunningham said the break in was found when the garage opened for business Saturday after a pane of glass was broken and the window latch reached. The $20 cash came from the cash register. Deputy Sheriff John Novak and Pvt. Kenneth McCoy of the State Police investigated, with a liberal reward announced for information leading to arrests.
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Bishop and Beals
Ementon
Sherif Johns
Cunbingham
Cunningham
John Novek
Pvt
Kerneth McCoy
State Police
Overs
Death of Addie G. Hyde in Spartansburg
Addie Gray Hyde died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs. Glenn R. Steadman home in Spartansburg where she had lived six years. Born November 20, 1861 in Concord township, she was the daughter of William and Louisa Gray and survived only by her daughter. Services will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Addie Gray Hyde
Frank E. Hyde
Glenn R. Steadman
Spartansburg
Steadman
Torrey Funeral Home
Gilbert L. Boyd
Cory Srekbyterian Church
Rose Hill
Bar Association Recommends Against Disbarring Attorney
The Brie County Bar Association committee recommends that attorney Paul E. Koesling be censured rather than disbarred after investigating his conduct in two divorce cases. The report, sent to Judge Hinter L. Evans and Buxton R. Taub, notes improper evidence on residences and questions of veracity by witnesses. A hearing is set for May 3 at 10 a.m. before the court.
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BRIE
Brie Comity Bar Association
Paul E. Koesling
North East
Hinter L. Evans
Buxton R. Taub
S. . Gilson
David S. Gifford
John A. Spaeder
Somes W. Evans
Elmer D. Loose
Tay Dunn
Marcia Thompson
Iclara. Helstowski
Thompson
Bar Committee
Koesling
Helstowsk
Keeslinig
Helstowski
Pennsylvania
Speesberg
Evans
Laub
Donora Smog Test Recreates October Tragedy Conditions
Donora Pennsylvania begins a four day test to replicate last October’s deadly smog that killed 93. The Webster Society for Better Living arranged the effort with federal and state officials and local industry to study atmospheric conditions and smelting operations that contributed to the disaster.
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Ansoviaten. Press
Donora
Pennsylvania
Webster Society For Better Living
Webster
Monongahela River
U. S
Public Health Service
Offi
Constanti
Clais Saifi
Can Step and Wire Company
Zina
Urge Senate to Permit Sale of Colored Oleo
Harrisburg April 18 The Pennsylvania Food Trade Committee urged the Senate to reconsider a proposal to permit the sale of colored oleo margarine in the state. The group, representing retail grocers, disputes claims that prices would rise and accuses Senator George B Scarlett of relying on incomplete data.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George B. Scarlett
Chester
Agriculture Committee
Scarlett
Committee On Agriculture
Charles von Tagen
Food Trade Committee
Two-Car Crash Near St Marys Injures Seven
Seven people were hurt in a head on two car crash on Route 265 between Fairview and Moon Wink fan, four and a half miles south of St Marys. Three remained in Kaul Memorial Hospital in critical or serious condition. Wayne Ogden of Niagara Falls and Stewart Jones of Niagara Falls were critically injured with skull fracture and severe injuries. Walter McCracken of Clearfield was treated for minor injuries.
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Jones
Ogden
Walter McCracken
Clearfield
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