War crimes verdicts in Nuremberg on Farben directors
Thirteen Farben directors were convicted in Nuremberg for war crimes and sentenced to 1% months to eight years. Judge Paul M Hebert dissented, saying most defendants should have been convicted of misusing slave labor. Several similarly charged with plunder and aggressive warfare received lighter penalties.
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Nuermberg
Germany
J. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Paul M. Hebert
Baton Rouge
Concquered
Farber
Add
Alave Lawr
Hermann Schmita
Farben
Fritz Ter Meer
Otte Ambros
Slamiih Auetefierd
Walter Duerrfeld
Vanschnitzler
Prneer Auernin
Urner
Sadie
Oster
Buergin
Kugler
Paerrs Fel
Co op expands oil holdings in Kansas leases
July 30 report states Consumers Cooperative Association buys Mallard Drilling assets in Ichits Kansas, acquiring interests in 12 leases across Blix McPherson Rice Saline and Sumner counties with 38 producing wells. Howard A. Cowden, CCA president, says the August 1 closing adds about 375 barrels daily to crude procurement.
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Kansas City
Mallard Drilling Company
Ichits
Kan
Kansas
Consumers Cooperative Association
Howard A. Cowden
Co-Operative
CCA
Cowden
Blix
McPherson
Rice
Saline
Sumner
Wichita
Dr Gene Frank Appointed Pastor at Topeka First Methodist
Dr Gene Frank, 41, pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist in Kansas City Kansas, is named associate pastor to a Topeka church, linked to First Methodist. He is a Pittsburg State and Garrett alumnus with pastorships in Esarston and Olathe Kansas. The appointment places him among Kansas Nebraska church leaders.
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Topeka
Gene Frank
Washington Avenue Methodist
Kansas City
Kan
Hee Beer
First Methodist Church
Cherry Vale
Frank
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Esarston
Olathe, Kar
First Methodist
Washington Avenue
August Chest Clinic Set at Memorial Hospital
The August chest clinic sponsored by the Lawrence- Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association will be held tomorrow at Memorial Hospital in clinic rooms. Dr. C F Taylor of Norton will serve as clinician. Mrs. Sehan Eldridge, general chairman, notes appointments through the family physician of Ethel P. Lynn RN. The clinic is normally the first Saturday of the month with limited appointment slots.
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Agian County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence Memmorial Hospital
C.F. Taylor
Norton
Sehan Eldridge
Ethel P. Lynn
rence-Douglas County Health Department
Lynn
Boon Ary
Truman signals end of Jim Crow in armed forces
President Truman stated at a news conference that the army will proceed toward ending segregation and that the forthcoming equality order means equal treatment and opportunity in the armed forces. Army Chief Bradley had been cited as favoring segregation among lower echelons. The president stressed the order aims at eventual integration without harming morale.
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Truman
LU. S
Ummey
Ht Knox
Morales
Washiget
Tayem
Jim Crows
Renorter
Chow Bradley
Atatt
Hradey
Tru Wan
Trunan
Modern Manners on the Road and Courtesy
Readers are urged to consider road courtesy during summer travels. The piece highlights irritable drivers, lack of signals, and failure to yield. It questions personal responsibility and urges polite behavior for safer driving and less conflict on highways.
Farm Contest Extended to August in Kansas Plan
Twelve contests in the farm Directories program reach farm homes in Chiten Kan sake Lecompton and Grant township areas. The deadline shifts ten weeks to August 16 ending at midnight with $3000 in prizes for residents of the district. Competitors face friendly neighbors only, with chances across all 12 contests and various prizes.
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Chiten
Kansake
Lecompton
Grant Township
Suguet
Sage Heighbors
Tov Vane
Walt
Dear Mrs Shaw and Society Etiquette Questions
A reader asks about social rules for visiting the White House garden party and whether to leave cards. The column answers that one should not call after such events and that card etiquette is not required, reflecting common etiquette guidance of the era.
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Mre Shaw
E. Rould
C.H
White House
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