Yamashita Convicted of War Crimes Sentenced to Death
Manila reports Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita is found guilty by a five general military commission of atrocities by Japanese forces under his command in the Philippines. He is sentenced to death by hanging, marking the first Pacific war leader to be convicted.
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Russell B. Reynolds
Yamashita
Pacific
United States
Charry E. Clarke
Reynolds
Bilibid
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Mainichi
Philippines Super Court
United States Supreme Court
W. D. Styer
Eastern
Styer
MacArthur
U.S. Supreme Court
First 1 500 patients awaited at Winter General hospital
The Winter General hospital was named yesterday as a training center for neuropsychiatry, with Cmdr. Daniel Blain of the Veterans Administration stating at least 1,500 patients are expected over the next two weeks. The hospital will allocate beds among neuropsychiatric, general medical and domiciliary patients.
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Topeka
Winter General Hospital
Cmdr
Daniel Blain
Veterans’ Administration
Kansas State President Says No Campus Bookstore Plans
Manhattan Kan December 7 1954 UPI President Milton S Eisenhower announced Kansas State College has no plans to operate a campus bookstore. The state board of regents recently allowed state schools to submit plans for such facilities. Eisenhower noted Manhattan has a competitive book market and that Kansas State students have requested a college operated store.
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Manhattan
Kan
UPI
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
State Board of Regents
Eisenhower
Kansas State
14700 Servicemen Due to Arrive on Both Coasts
More than 7,500 service personnel aboard 10 troop transports are set to dock today at two East Coast ports. About 7,200 Pacific veterans are due at five West Coast ports on at least 26 vessels. At New York, five ships with over 4,700 men and at Newport News, Virginia, five ships with about 2,800 men are scheduled to arrive.
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Associated Press
New York
Newport News
Kansas Magazine to Be Out Soon in Kansas
Manhattan Dec 7 The 1946 Kansas Magazine will be ready for distribution December 15. Contributors include Miss Cora Dolbee of 1301 Rhode Island and Mrs Gertrude Pearson of 1336 Massachusetts Lawrence. The issue features prose on Kansas history music and clairvoyance art by Henry Varnum Poor and Ed L Davison with a cover by John F Helm Jr.
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Manhattan
Kan
Cora Dolbee
Rhode Island
Gertrude Pearson
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas Magazine
Kansas State College Press
Kansas State College
Dalbee
Thomas Hornsby Ferrill
Kansas
Hornsbys
Ferrils
Dolbee
Salina
Wichita
University of Kansas
Pearson
Sunflower Ordnance
Mae DeSoto
Sunflower Village
Rose
Tates
Henry Varnum Poor
Chapman
Alaska
Ed L. Davison
John F. Helm, Jr
Mariadahl Church
Randolph
Robert Conover
Kansas Victory Bond Drive Tops Quota
Topeka reports Kansas has surpassed its victory loan bond quota with a state total of 75.7 million dollars. Individual sales amount to 20.3 million against a 29 million quota as W Laird Dean urges broader public participation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
W. Laird Dean
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Your Crown Drug Store
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William Cade
Birdine K. Peffers
Des Moines, Ia
Logan - Moore
Taxi Union Cab
Jayhawker Th
McGregor
Morocco
Pioneer
the Palace Clothing Company
Massachusetts
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