Four Nazi war criminals may not last five years in prison
An AP report notes speculation by an American official that four of seven Nazi war criminals will not serve full terms. Walter Funk, Constantin von Neurath, Erich Raeder, and Karl Dönitz are named as likely to not endure twenty year sentences, with Schirach and Speer possibly surviving their terms. Hess’s fate is uncertain due to mental illness. In Washington, discussion shifts to labor demands from the CIO and steel industry.
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1947 outlook mixed with labor battles and fashion shifts
Multiple brief items survey postwar issues. US industry union tensions hint at 1947 labor management relations. automotive and steel sectors monitored for policy cues. Fashion notes predict fuller skirts for 1947. Australian war brides face divorce issues. Brazil enforces shop hours and home delivery. radio, rail, and housing trends noted.
Arsenate Of Lead Fatal To Hogs Of Farmer Near Webb
Hard luck follows L. E. Kilgore a farmer near Webb facing a string of misfortunes. A recent fire destroyed his garage automobile and storage room with farm tools and equipment adding to ongoing troubles for the farmer.
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Arsenate of Lead Poisoning Hits Kilgore Hog Farm
After a fire at Kilgore's property, several hogs scavenged the ruins and ingested arsenate of lead, a farmer’s worm killer. The veterinarian confirmed the hogs consumed the poison and several have already died as a result.
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Navy Seeks Million For Inactive Reserve Program
The Navy plans to recruit a million men into its class V-6 inactive reserve. Officials said enlistees will not be called to active duty unless requested. Benefits include access to regular Navy training courses, preparation for advanced rating, longevity pay, and future active service readiness through the reserve.
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Navy invites youths for two week cruise program aboard vessel
Officials said the program offers full pay and targets men aged 17 and older. The Dothan recruiting station urges eligible individuals to visit for complete information about the annual cruise aboard a modern Naval vessel.
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Draft-brief: mental standards trim WWII recruits
In World War II drafting, one in seven men were rejected for not meeting minimum mental standards, shaping the composition of armed forces and raising questions about screening and readiness.
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