Krupp Directors Convicted of War Crimes at Nuremberg Trial
In Nuremberg on July 31, a military court found Alfred Krupp von Bohren und Habach and ten other Krupp munitions directors guilty on war crimes counts including exploitation, labor abuse, and plunder in occupied territories. The verdict named several individuals and described forced labor, harsh conditions, and coercive practices against workers in the Krupp plant complex.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Mware
Alfred Krupp von Bohren Und
Habach
Krupp
Dtudlement
Muhr
barkbene + Eerie
Lismarek
Soeven
Hersahre
Onle Kath
Heinrich Porche
Trifu Andorran
Bo Dalyuf
Willamn de Wash
Krum Dollar
Any Mather
Bertha
Ford
Cann
J Tok
Ted Out
Escapes From Prison In Kansas Prison Yard
Kiowa County resident Roy Wila, serving a grand larceny term in the state penitentiary at Lansing Kansas, escaped yesterday after being permitted to work outside the walls. Card, a trusted inmate, wore prison garb during the escape and was sentenced from Kiowa County.
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Kiowa County
Lansing
Kan
LPR
Roy
Card
Kiews County
Savings Stolen From Relief Recipient in Wichita
Wichita businessman Joe Medley reported his daughter Gertrude Medley’s savings of 1925 dollars were stolen from his pocket while he was on relief. He said a blanket was used to cover him and the thief rifled his pocket, taking 15 of his own men’s money. Police held an arrest as a suspect who had 604 dollars on him at the time.
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Wichita
Kan
Joe Medley
Medley
Gertrude Medley
Asport
Veterans Administration suspends disability reexams under claim rules
VA contact representative Sherwin B. Depie said today a veteran remains eligible for subsistence during suspension while reporting for medical reevaluation is required. The law ties extra benefits to disability status and trainee subsistence allowances, with eligibility reviewed at reexaminations.
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Ablic
Veterans Administration
Sherwin B. Depie
PTA Scholarsnes Awards To Fourteen Students Kansan Me In Missouri
Fourteen Kansas students from Concordia and other towns received PTA scholarships to attend one of five state colleges in Missouri. President Fred Harber stated awardees meet trainer eligibility and plan to pursue higher education. Rising scholars include Tatty Jean Randough and others from Parsons, Oakley, Shawnee, Emporia, and nearby communities.
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Kansan,me
Missouri
Concordia
K. Missouri
Kaesas Pta
Congress
Fred Harber
Tatty Jean Randough
Doenlin
Kansas
Virginia Fdoneka
Emma Ahr
Gridley Fiam Lichfield
Emnori
Parsons
Barbar
Oakley
Leroy C Getta
Martha Jean Hasler
Chapman
Neriite Billings
Penoker
Emnoria
Virginia
Woria
Marian Sedjuck
Marvsvils Marret Sloan
Tittsburgh
Josephine Kloxom
Emporin
Disorder in Swedish church loft sparks police action
In a Skane church southern Sweden police intervened during divine service to stop a dispute between the organist and a church usher. The organist complained the usher is deaf and voices disapproval loudly, sometimes piping in after the music. The church commissioner called the situation utterly evil and embarrassing.
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Stockholm
Skane
Boom or Bust Not Easy to Forecast
A disjointed debate after a week of Congress session shows divided views on inflation, with President Truman urged to push a program to curb rising costs. Taft and Republicans criticize his speeches and warn of business depression, while others call for decisive action to stabilize prices. The piece notes uncertainty about the nation’s economic path and public confidence.
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Congress
Tan
Truman
Mx Tran
Adencan
Virigg
Taft
Ohio
Deereer
Oklahoma
Boggs
Y-Marte
Mr. Truman
Doe Alee
Ube
Closing a Warehouse Two Carloads of Aircraft Parts Remain
Two carloads of special aircraft parts are left in Wichita under wartime War Assets Act provisions. The warehouse, active for three years, will close as the office has no property to sell and will present items for sale under the act.
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Wichita
V. Ran
Carioads
Idutt
Opun
Hue
W.a.al Sales
Modern Manners on Slacks and Style in Public
A reader writes on the fashion debate over slacks for women, arguing there is a proper time and place for them and warning against wearing them in public places. The letter urges keeping convention to avoid ridicule, and comments on proper footwear and self-presentation. It also includes brief Q&A excerpts on attire for a second marriage and other social etiquette tips.
Killed in Car Accident on Colorado Highway
Preblo Colorado July 31 Robert M. Smith 19 Ponca City Oklahoma was killed and Donald Simmons 18 Cherokee Oklahoma was injured when the car driven by Smith sideswiped a truck about 25 miles east of Puente on Highway 50. Deput y coroner H Elwyn Davis said the youths left Cherokee last night and had been driving to visit Simmons parents vacationing in Colorado Springs.
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Preblo
Colo
Robert M. Smith
Ponca City
Okla
Donald Simmons
Cherokee
Smith
Puento
H. Elwyn Davis
Colorado Springs
Simmon
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