Trial aims to convict six Nazi groups says Jackson
UPI reports in Nuernberg that Chief U.S. Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson urged the International military tribunal to convict six indicted Nazi groups with combined membership surpassing 2,000,000, arguing that punishing these organizations would prevent future evils and noting the potential reach of the verdicts to millions of members and supporters. The defense warned that millions more could be branded criminals if the groups are convicted, while the tribunal prepared to define the scope of criminality to include leaders, cabinet members, SA and SS forces, Gestapo, and the general staff, with disputed member counts and potential hearings.
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UPI
U.S
Robert "H. Jackson
International Military, Tribunal
Jackson
Nasi
Worpa
Reichenshiner
Ges
SA Tye
Nari Jendorakin
Refenke
Alan
Defendenta Wan
Ieadership Corps
Reich Cabinet
Perne
Gestapo
Allied Prosecution
Justica Jackson
Pricon Campu
Rutenwa
United States
Ku Klux Klan
California
Frme
Problem of Dividing Reparations From Germany Begun
Delegates from 18 nations opened the permanent inter allied reparations agency in Brussels to divide Germanys assets over about three years. Russia gets half of industrial capital equipment. rest allocated by Paris percentages with the United States at 11.8 percent and the United Kingdom at 27.8 among others. U.S. minister James W Angell notes western Europe gains aim to speed recovery while the United States seeks compensation for German ships and other assets.
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Brussels
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Inter-Allied
Russia
Paria
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United Kingdom
Greece
India
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
U.S
James W. Angell
Allied Commission On War Reparations
Berlin
Europe
America
4-H Club Day in Douglas County March 2 at Lawrence
Douglas County 4-H members from nine clubs will convene Saturday March 2 at Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. The program starts 10 30 a m with John Morgan presiding. Winners advance to district 4-H day in Paula March 16 and Claude King of Shawnee County is judge.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School
John Morgan
Jayhawk
Paula
Claude King
Shawnee County
Violent protest and clash at GE plant marchers demand mayor
Philadelphia February 26 strike threat escalates as 3000 to 5000 GE workers and allies march on city hall, protesting police brutality. Police clash with marchers near the plant injuring scores and arresting dozens as authorities attempt to disperse the crowd. Union leaders call for a city hall audience and vow further action. Meanwhile Kansas University reports mathematics enrollment at 1,750 students in a department handling 24 instructors across 65 sections, with 6 professors noting long tenure and a push to reinforce math across sciences.
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General Electric Company
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City Hall
Bernard Samuel
C.I.0
Electrical Workers Union
General Electoric
Thhru
Francis White
General Electric
William J. Morrow
K.U
Guy W. Smith
J. J. Wheeler
H. F. Jordan
Wealthy Babcock
Florence Black
K. BR. Stouffer
Negotiations Resume Between AT&T and Long Lines Workers
Negotiations between American Telephone and Telegraph and the Independent Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers resumed in New York on Sunday to avert a threatened strike. A union official had said earlier the talks broke off after a 14 hour session. Moran of the union said they would decide by March 7, with the union seeking wage boosts and control over their distribution, while AT&T proposed smaller increases. A separate note said an overheated stovepipe caused a ceiling fire at 1148% East Fifteenth Street, with minor damage and the fire department responding.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Independent
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
H. R. Caldwell
U.S. Conciliation Service
Moran
L. A. Foster Home
East Fifteenth Street
Stock Market Index Average Declines Slightly Among 60 Stocks
The latest market report shows the average of 60 stocks at 74 for yesterday. Investors monitored declines across sectors as trading closed with modest losses. Major indices fluctuated, with financials and tech leading the pullback amid cautious sentiment.
Government war measure limits flour output for wheat
Washington reports American millers must start tomorrow under a government order designed to share short wheat supplies abroad. The rule requires that zero percent of the wheat be converted into flour. Present extraction averages about seventy two percent.
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Washington
Mass Picketting Planned at Local GE and Westinghouse Plants
Cleveland reports an Electrical Workers union representative says mass picketing demonstrations are planned at local General Electric and Westinghouse plants, possibly starting Monday. Fred Haug of Local 707 says injunctions against mass picketing were obtained by the companies to break the strike. About 7,000 electrical workers are on strike in the area, with the Journal-World noting the city’s busy marketplace activity.
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Cleveland
Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Fred Haug
Towa
Lawrence drives for K U Memorial to raise 50008
Charles Radcliffe Lawrence clothing merchant has accepted chairmanship of the Lawrence drive for 50008 as the city’s share of the KU War Memorial drive. The west March 25 program will include division heads announced by Radcliffe and meetings for drive instruction. The plan includes a scenic driveway around Mount Oread and a carillon campanile at the campus. Lawrence raised 125000 for its share.
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Charles Radcliffe
Lawrence
K. U
Chris Kraft
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Drive
University
Radcliffe
Marving
Mount Oread
Ja Nelule
Ita
Charles Redcliffe
March Brings Mild Temps with Threat of Rain in Kansas
Weatherman S D Flora predicted two more days of mild Kansas temperatures with a possible rain threat tomorrow. He noted the south winds would die tonight and tonight's lows range 40s east and south and around 30s in the northwest. Phillipsburg topped the state at 60 degrees while Coffeyville saw 53 to 37 and Grundland logged 30 below.
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Topeka
S .D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Phillipsburg
Grodland
Coffesville
Flying for Veterans Certificate Advice from VA Office
Returned veterans wanting flight training through VA aid should contact Lloyd Ware at Lawrence Airport for guidance on the program. Ware says veterans must obtain a certificate of entitlement from the Veterans Administration office in the Board of Trade building, Kansas City Missouri.
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Veterans Administration
Lloyd Ware
Lawrence
Warr
Veteran Administration Office
Board of Trade
Kansas City
WW II Dead List Drafted by Journal World in Douglas County
Journal-World compiles a Douglas County World War II dead roster from Red Cross, Liberty Memorial High School, and Mrs. Frank E. Jones. Readers urged to notify corrections or additions by letter, to include all servicemen and women connected to Douglas County who died while in service.
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Ise
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Aime
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Jack Todds
Fenn
Mary Sltgibeth Doty
Raymond Au Bherhart
Nse
Rte
Gerald W. Elston
Grallan
Dew
Grant
Herbert Heyine
Donations and Clinics Drive Reported in Douglas County
A Douglas county drive reports 1640.76 in donations with about 965 from Lawrence residents. Half the funds go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and half stay in the local chapter. A March of Dimes physical exam program for rural children begins with clinics at 22 schools led by Dr. J. M. Mott and county doctors.
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Doulas County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Lawrence
University of Kansas, Haskell
Douglas
Stone
Altho
J. M. Mott
Douglas County Medica] Asatien
Deer Creek
Big Syringa
Greenwood Valley
Glenn School
Moving Housing Units to KU Campus from Wichita
The 110 demountable prefabricated housing units leased to the University of Kansas by the Federal Housing Agency will be moved from Wichita to the campus. Executive secretary Raymond Nichols said the source Wichita housing project is not yet known.
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University of Kansas
Federal Housing Agency
Wichita
Raymond Nichols
Water profits spark city building fund debate
A city council discussion centers on using profits from the municipal water plant to finance a new city building rather than issuing bonds. Prof. F L A Russell, councilman and water committee chair, outlines a five year plan costing 321,000 with estimated earnings averaging 55,000 annually, and a reserve fund impact. He cautions the idea may be attractive but not feasible for several years, urging careful weighing of the bond option against future needs.
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George K. Melvin
Sity Council
FL A. Russell
I Water
Viack Weatchee
Kansas City
Safin
Waeter Reserve Fund
Russell
Ronis
Sen
Black and Veatch
Kanena City
Legion Recommends Dance Postponement for 30 Days
The American Legion Liberty Post No. 14 executive committee proposes delaying enforcement of the county dance ban in beer-licensing venues outside Lawrence for at least 30 days. The resolution urges county commissioners to meet with service clubs veterans groups and other community organizers before action continues. Advert says girls and women apply at Hallmark Greeting Cards 739 Mass St to assemble tie bans and inspect greeting cards.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence
Liberty Post No. 14
American Legion
Howard Moore
Dorsey-Liberty Port No
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Veterans Organizations
Mass. St
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