Charge Nazis Chose Human Guinea Pigs
Prosecutor James McHaney presented records showing Nazi doctors selected concentration camp victims for repeated experiments. Documents tied Dr Sigmund Rascher to deaths and named three physicians among 23 defendants at a US war crimes trial in Nuremberg. Victims were exposed to high altitude pressure in Dachau tests to study bailout effects.
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Muernberg
Germany
James McHaney
Sigmund Rascher
War Crimes Court
McHaney
Dachau
Obituary for Bertha D Brown Mother of Dwight D Brown
Funeral services for Bertha D Brown mother of Dwight D Brown were held at Nelson funeral home. Burial followed at Woodlawn cemetery. Born in Stavanger Norman December 1858 she died December 4 in Los Angeles. Grandchildren Ira and Bertha Brown attended. Survived by three daughters fourteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren with relatives from Hokah La Crosse Los Angeles Bill Lundgren and St Paul attending.
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Bertha D. Brown
Dwight D. Brown
Kane Street
Nelson Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Brown
la Crosse
Stevanger
Norman
Los Angeles
Calif
Ira
Bertha Brown
Ambrose Brown
Hokah
Minn
Lizzie May Brown
Gustaf E. Anderson
Bill Q. Lundgren
Ira M. Lundgren
St. Paul
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Garder to be held Saturday
Funeral services for 88 year old Mrs Carrie Garder of 432 Oakland street will be conducted Saturday at 2 p m by Rev A J Nie bruegge at Dahl funeral home. La Crosse chapter No 22 O E S will assist at Oak Grove cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home.
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Carrie Garder
Oakland Street
Dahl
A. J. Niebruegge
la Crosse
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Claude J. Sigwalt
Funeral services for Claude J. Sigwalt of 813 St. Paul Street will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Nelson Funeral Home with Dr. Carl O. Pederson officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nelson home Friday evening.
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Claude J. Sigwalt
St. Paul Street
Nelson Funeral Home
Carl O. Pederson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Home
Fight Inflation With Frozen Sandwiches
In Ithaca New York Cornell University coeds in the college of home economics use the college freezer to make two loaves of bread into sandwiches at a time. They report daily savings of 13 minutes versus waiting in cafeteria lines amid high prices.
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Ithaca. N. Y
Cornell University
College of Home Economics
Master of disguise tainted life of Sir Charles Tegart
The Irish born police official Sir Charles Tegart, famed for disguise, faced assassination attempts in India and while advising the Palestine government. He once even collected alms from his own wife, illustrating his uncanny art of deception.
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Charles Tegart
County
Meath
Belfast
Northern Ireland
India
Palestine
Gov and welfare chief clash over budget and staff
Goodland pressed Bayley on adding 250 department positions including 180 aides and 70 authorized staff. McHale noted legislative approval of work, while Bayley defended needs of the people. Urban warned patients at state institutions lack proper care due to facilities shortages.
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Bayley
Goodland
John McHale
Green Bay
Board of Public Welfare
W. J. Urban
Department
Displays Large Egg Diane Carlson Receives Leghorn Hen
Diane Carlson of 912 West Avenue South shows a chick given as a present that has grown into a Leghorn hen. A few days ago Gurtek eased GG to six percent inches in size.
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Diane Carlson
West Avenue South
Churchill War Maps and Tin Hat Highlight Imperial War Museum
Three dimensional maps created by Winston Churchill and the polished tin hat he intended to wear in air raids are displayed at the Imperial War Museum reopening its first postwar exhibition. The four maps cover South East England the Channel coast Ace and Burma and reveal the planned use of 40 gallon oil drums on roads in case of invasion.
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London
Winston Churchill
Imperial War Museum
England
Channel
Ace
Burma
Deaths Last Night AP News Medina and Hollywood Figures
MEDINA, Wash. Vice Admiral Edward Hale Campbell 74 retired judge advocate general of the navy and former commandant of Mare Island Puget Sound yards and 13th naval district. LOS ANGELES Kaeri Meredith Anderson 63 former managing editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and 23 years on staff until 1932 retirement. HOLLYWOOD Frank S Hoover 73 opened early Hollywood photography studio and son of pioneer banker and hotel man George Hoover.
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Medina
Wash
Edward Hale Campbell
Navy
Mare Island and
Puget Sound Navy Yards
13Th Naval District
South Bend
Ind
Lob Angeles
Kaeri Meredith Anderson
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Buffalo, Y
Hollywood
Frank S. Hoover
George
UN Arms Census Could Reveal Top U S War Secrets
In Washington the idea of a United Nations census of armaments and troop strength may expose sensitive U S military secrets beyond the atomic bomb. Reports note Britain proposed full armament details across naval, land, and air forces. The U S Navy leads in ships and aircraft and pursues guided missiles while germ and chemical warfare studies advance. The Army and Navy stress ongoing research into propulsion, submarines, tatical toxics, and rocket systems.
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Washington
United Nations
New York
U.S. Farw
Army
Navy
Army Chemical Warfare Corps
College Orchesis to Present Juggler of Notre Dame Dance
The Orchesis group at the college will present The Juggler of Notre Dame as its Christmas program in the Little Theater of the training school this Friday and Saturday at 8 p m Tickets are sold at the door La Verne Wierzba will dance the juggler Virginia Waggener will portray the Madonna Marge Lunde will narrate the story Miss Virginia Congreve and other members will portray villagers and monks
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Orchesis
Little Theater
Juggler of
Notre Dame
la Verne Wierzba
Byginia Waggener
New Aimes and Weaving Plant to Bring Worker Facilities
A new aimes and weaving plant in Iraq will include recreation centers cafeterias and housing for workers. The project aims to improve living conditions and support a large workforce in the region.
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Aimes and Weaving
Iraq
63 American Civilians Honor King’s Medal in WWII Effort
The British government awarded the King’s Medal for service in freedom to 63 American civilians from Illinois Indiana Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. Presentations were made by British officials in Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis. Recipients include Wisconsin residents Mrs H A Bradt William Wheeler Coleman James Hill Mrs John Holden and others plus Minnesota honorees Lewis C Castle N P Delander and Alex McNight.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wilfred H. Gallienne
Joseph Robinson
St. Paul-Minneapolis
H. A. Bradt
Williams Bay
William Wheeler Coleman
Milwaukee
James Hill
Kenosha
John Holden
W. Howells
Madison
Cliff P. Morehouse
Helen Wells Gray
Manitowoc
Lena Miller
Neenah
W. Z. Stuart
L. J. Huber
Racine
Lewis C. Castle
Duluth
N. P
Wisconsin Warns Heart Disease Victims To Know Limits
Wisconsin health officials urge awareness of heart disease risks as the leading death cause. Dr. Carl N. Neupert notes a weak heart does not always shorten life but requires living within safe limits and recognizing diminished capacity in middle age.
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Wisconsin
Carl N. Neupert
Last British King in Battle George I
The article notes George I the last British king to participate in a battle, ruling from 1727 to 1760.
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George I
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