Plane makes belly landing near Austin airport
Jester and wife escaped injury when a twin engine plane owned by Hernia Brevo of Houston belly landed near the Municipal Airport in Austin on Monday afternoon. Pilot Darnell from Houston performed a remarkable emergency landing. Mrs Jester nervously awaited news as officials secured the scene and checked for fuel and safety.
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Guisaion
Allan Shivers
Austin
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Duster
Tha Capitol
Jeter
Hernia Brevo
Houston
Supreme Court Deliberates Japanese War Crimes Appeals
The Tokyo trial of Japanese war leaders prompted a Supreme Court review as to whether the tribunal had jurisdiction. Justices split four to four with Justice Jackson breaking the deadlock, leaving the court's stance undecided on illegality of the Tokyo trials. The outcome would affect potential hangings for the seven convicted leaders.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Tokyo
Supreme Court
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Cort
U & Supreme Court
Jackson
Supreme Court Jurisdiction in Postwar Trials Debate
An International Tribune was used for Nazi leaders in 1946 with a joint four-nation German court, while Japan’s trials were set by President Truman inviting Pacific allies. Supreme Court justices say the difference matters for legal authority and sovereignty.
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Wnt International
U. 8
Supreme Court
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von Ribbentrop
Germany
Japan
Truman
Pacific
San Felipe Singers to Present Christmas Cantata
About 90 San Felipe High School music students will perform The Choir of Bethlehem by Noel Benson in the school auditorium under Mr Sz D Moore. Tickets are by invitation or mail, no general admission, with rehearsals ongoing for two months.
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San Felipe High School
Bethlehem
Noel Benson
Sz. D. Moore
Tcket
San Felipe Heh School
Weekly oil production shifts and a note on early syphilis
Across states, production changes include California rising to 7750 barrels and Texas-like figures in Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and New York, with Kansas showing the largest weekly jump to 8400 barrels. Oklahoma, Montana, and Wyoming also post gains while Nebraska remains unchanged. A final historical aside mentions syphilis emerging as a venereal disease in late 16th century Europe.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
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