German Bund leader Kuhn freed by court in Munich
Fritz Kuhn, former leader of the German American Bund, released by a German appellate court after serving 25 months of a two year term for denazification. He plans to seek restoration of his American citizenship and says no Bund activities will resume. Court confiscated 20 percent of property citing none held by Kuhn. Separate Moscow Moscow reports allege US diplomats engaged in black market and smuggling. Ambassador Smith and counselor Durbrow deny the claims. The items include resignations, embassies, and a book titled The Truth About American Diplomats. Water pumping equipment to be included in a lake sale near Heisingtes Kansas. no mineral rights expected. Kansas, February 22, 1949.
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Munich
Germany
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Nasi
Kuhn
Madison Square Garden
John Roy Carlson
Carlson
Langewasser
Moscow
Annabelle Bucar
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
United States
U.S. State Department
Russia
State Department
Washington
Smith
Elbridge Durbrow
Durbrow
Walter Reed Hospital
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Mise Bucar
Pittsburgh University
Clairton
U. S. Information Service
Konstantin Lapahin
Literary Gazette
Ambassador Smith
Mikhail Zagorodny
Bender
German Prices Drop as U.S. Zone Reports Decline
Berlin reports a small but significant drop in prices for a period ending February 14, aided by higher production and post Christmas sales resistance. Shoes textiles and household items led declines with black market prices following. The cost of living index fell from 144 to 143.6 while unemployment in the American and British zones rose to 944,200. In Berlin western blockaded sectors, joblessness rose from 108,560 to 118,533, blamed on the Russian blockade.
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Berlin
United Braver
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
11 On The Honor Roll Group Announced by R U School Of Pharmacy
Seventeen University of Kansas students in the School of Pharmacy qualified for the dean's honor roll for the fall semester. Among them, eight were juniors, four sophomores, three freshmen, and two seniors. Notable averages include Jamie L Estlack 3.0. John E Purdy 2.9. Philip M Preble 2.9. Other listed students and averages follow, with hometowns and class standings. Major markets were closed today in observance of Washington's Birthday.
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R.U. School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
School of Pharmacy
Jamie L. Estlack
Greenburg
Milton V. Rubottom
Topeka
Roy H. Muntzert
Canon City
Colo
Everett L. Willoughby
Belleville
Eugene W. Brockmeyer
Buckner
Everett G. Baker
Pratt
Geraldine B. Probst
Oberlin
Darrell A. Ho
Ventriloquist Sparked Pandemonium in Oklahoma City
CPR-Sam Gordon, 68, heard muffled baby cries from a parked car trunk. Officers J L Mullenix and J C Jordan found tools and a spare tire, then a door window was shattered during a search. A bystander helped reveal no baby and William O Eiler demanded damages. Police pursue the ventriloquist as a potential prank.
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Oklahoma City
Sam Gordon
Scout Car
J. L. Mullenix
J. C. Jordan
Mullinix
Jordan
Mullenix
William O. Eiler
Eiler
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Minn
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Guéer
Velvet
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Penn
Journal
ATA
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Campbell's Tomato Soup
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Otee
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Campbell‘s
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Freeh
Merrell
Florida U
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Sareway
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American Service Company
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Kroger Eatmore
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Bcs
Vist
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NBC
California
Kroger
Armours Delicious
Kroger Quality
Great Northern Navy Beans
Armour Star
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