Nazi Commander Blaskowits Dies as Trial Looms
Nuernberg Germany Feb 5 Nazi General Johannes Blaskowits 64 leaped to his death before wartime crimes trial. He died of fractured skull and punctured lungs at a US military hospital. Defendants in the high profile case include field marshals admirals and generals charged with crimes against peace and humanity. Prosecutors claim the officers kept Germany militaristic spirit alive between wars. The trial of 18 leaders is held by an all American court with Brig Gen Telford Taylor leading the prosecution. In other news Wichita grand juries without indictments and Arthur Counts 17 bound over in Texas for burglary after a jail break.
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Grievy Chase
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International Military Tribunal
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International Wwibanal
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Lawrence Daily Journal World Officers Installed in Local Lodge
In Lawrence the Lodge installed new officers including Mary Neil Lassweil as noble grand Olivia Fulton vice grand Nellie Glen chaplain Grace Dark warder ibba Stauffer conductor Doris Bimdit guard Maxine Dark outer yard Ramnia Lassweil and others. Guests and family attended as members and relatives traveled from Topeka and Sacramento. The event featured refreshments and a social following the installation with many attendees noted.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Jour
Mary Neil Lassweil
Noble
Olivia Fulton
Nellie Glen
Grace Dark
Wardel Ibba Stauffer
Doris Bimdit
Maxine Dark
Ramnia Lassweil
Noble Grande
Alice RS
Flossie
Gerry
Auscin
Mia
Nellie Glenn
Notte Hinbrodery
Henry Blake
Toroka West West
Cora Re
Henry Hidke
Topeka
Mr. Glenn
Lawrence
Jay
How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place
Tai Vauer offers guidance on securing dentures for a better fit and comfort. The article discusses practical tips to reduce movement, avoid slipping, and maintain stability during daily activities. It emphasizes proper cleaning and storage to support overall denture fit.
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Tai Vauer
Anna and
Ems
Seaway Bill Moves Toward Senate Vote Date
The Senate set February 27 to vote on the St Lawrence Seaway project joining the United States and Canada to deepen the river for ocean going ships. The plan includes a 2 200 000 horsepower hydro plant near Meena New York and a total cost around 500 000 000. Senator Ives opposes citing waste while Gov Dewey supports it. A separate item notes Allan Woodward hired as Emporia High football coach replacing resigning Alfred Koch. Frank Ullum, 47, oil field worker, dies in Newton Hospital from car truck collision injuries.
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St Lawrence Seaway
Seater Wiey
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Meena
Ives
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Lean
Newton
Kan
Frank Ullum
Peabody
Lecompton Tardinal 4 0 Victory Reported
Lecompton Cardinal 4 to 0 win noted with remarks about the cookery and players including Shiler Carter and Leonard Williams. Mention of the crowd and halftime badge displayed as part of the event details.
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Buby
Tian
Shiler Carter
Leenard
Baytebe
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