Ruhr miners and families starved while waiting for coal
In Essen the Dolata family two sons and Frau Dolata live in a one room 18 square foot basement home. Stephan Dolata, 170 pounds, now 120, receives heavy worker rations but mostly gives them to his wife and children. The family averages 700 to 1,400 daily calories, far below needs, as British officials stress that miners must be fit to mine to secure Europe’s coal.
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Essen
Germany
Herr
Tephan
Doleta
Ruhr
Dolata
Europe
North German Coal Commission
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State to Compile Topeka County Vote Totals
In Topeka the state plans to compile county vote totals alongside other counties. Officials expect to integrate results with statewide tallies to finalize election figures.
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Douglas County
Charges Dropped in Army Jeep Transport Case
In Nauheim Germany on August 15 charges against two U S army sergeants for using government transportation to reach work were dropped by a special court martial. The base commander refused to testify, citing time constraints, and the court noted insufficient evidence to sustain the charges.
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Germany
U. S. Army
Net
Army
T. F. Bresnahan
Earl J. Carroll
San Bruno
Calif
Lebanese men charged in bombing of legation and consulate
Beyrouth police announced the arrest of two Lebanese Arabs Mohyaeddin Kreidieh and Abdul Rahman Attar who confessed to bombing the American Legation and the British Consulate last week. They said the attacks were inspired by the King David Hotel bombing in Jerusalem.
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Lebanon
Legation
Mohyaeddin Kreidieh
Abdul Rahman Attar
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Nepalese Royal Visitors Enter Washington Hall
Five Nepalese guests, led by Baber Shumshere Jung Bahadur Rana, met in Washington for a protocol visit. Acting Secretary Dean Acheson hosted them with British envoy Lord Inverchapel and Field Marshal Lord Maitland Wilson present, as Nepal’s royal delegation explored U.S. and allied perspectives on the Palestine issue.
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Washington
State Department
Nepal
India
Baber Shumshere Jung Bahadur Rana
Dean Acheson
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Nepal Despotism Amid Monarchic Figurehead Rule
The text describes Nepal as a despotism with a figurehead king Trihububhana Bir Bikram. The real power lies with the Maharaja prime minister, who also commands the military, supported by a council of royal relatives. It notes abolition of the old brutal code in 1851 and outlines capital and life punishments for murder and cow killing, with Brahmins and women exempted from capital punishment, plus a note on personal divorce rights among certain tribes.
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Nepal
Maharajedhiraj
Tribuhubana Bir Bikram
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