Soldiers testify in Lichfield stockade cruelty trial
A strike by prosecution witnesses in the Lichfield England stockade cruelty trial ended as 42 soldiers who had refused to testify volunteered to speak. They claimed abuses by guards at the U S army stockade, while Lt. Leonard Ennis faced charges of mistreatment. The court planned to disregard intimidation claims absent proof.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
Lichfield
England
St. Saul L. Russ
Brooklyn
Ennis
Charles Sheppard
Deland
Fila
Granville Currage
Oklahoma City
United States
Aubray Ly Richey
Birmingham
Ala
Russ
Pfc
Arthur B. Duncan
Elizabethtown
N. C
Duncan
Veterans seek homes as 60 percent remain homeless after discharge
Washington reports the Veterans Administration found 60 percent of a sample of 8 000 married ex soldiers three to four months after discharge still could not find homes or apartments. Many doubled up with relatives or in crowded, poor quarters while paying more than anticipated for sparse housing. Only 26 percent could secure housing at or below 30 dollars a month. The census bureau will run a national survey for two months to aid the housing agency. Also announced are filings for Douglas County offices with Thomas R. Gerhart seeking renomination as county clerk and Minnie Liggett plus Maria Abels filing for precinct committee positions. Livestock and farm equipment sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Army and Navy
Cenus Bueau
Douglas County
Thomas R. Gerhart
Maria R. Abels
Minnie Liggett
Fifth Ward
Hazard to safety in Lawrence cars as 792 of 2217 fail checks
Lawrence safety check finds 792 vehicles defective in brakes lights tires or wipers, with Sheriff Skinner warning one in three cars poses risk. Officials from Kansas Highway Patrol Douglas county sheriff and Lawrence police urged owners to repair defects. passing cars received OK windshield stickers.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Rhody” Skinner
Massachusets Street
South Park
Gustafson
Kansas
Bliesner
Vblksner
Youth is killed after Central Park assault
A 20 year old identified as Jack Hyland died after a fight in Central Park while trying to protect a 1 year old dog from three assailants. Yvonne Kenny, the girl attacked, was reported in serious condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. She told police the attackers seized them on the East Walk between 87th and 88th streets and fled after beating Hyland.
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New York
Central Park
Jack Hyland
Yvonne Kenny
Mount Sinai Hospital
Felive
Hyland
87Th
88Th Street
Hyland Ug
Marriage Licenses Issued in Douglas County Probate Office
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Douglas County probate court to Ernest C Giblet and Worothy J Cooper both of Lawrence and Harold F Sample and Lora Lee Galbraith both of Lawrence. Mrs Paul Maser of Topeka will deliver the message at 11 o clock tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Ernest C. Giblet
Worothy J. Cooper
Lawrence
Harold F. Sample
Lora Lee Galbraith
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Maser
Topeka
Tomorr
REPORT ON COMMUNISM
Washington reports the House Committee on Un-American Activities says the Soviet Union backs a Communist movement in the United States with leaders calling for revolution and overthrow of the government. It warns the public against Communists and front groups, urges unions to remove Communistic elements, and says it is studying potential Fascist clubs in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Unamerican
Soviet Union
United States
Baltimore Reporter Abraham G Chile to Retire After 60 Years
Baltimore Sun veteran Abraham G Chile, longtime teleprinter reader and coiler for the Sunpapers, retires after six decades of service beginning in 1886 as an office boy. The Maryland native plans to help at home with his wife Minnie, whom he married in 1901.
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Baltimore
Abraham
Chile
Baltimore Sunpapers
Arunali Ahell
Cole
Maryland
Minnia
Population figures for Polish cities and lands
Warsaw grows to new census numbers as the population reaches 476 000 with Lodz at 46 000 and Cracow 300 000 while Poznan stands at 268 000. Pre-war total 185 700 000, peasants 16 0 9 percent, towns and cities house the rest. Poland’s western territories now exceed 5 012 000 inhabitants.
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Warsaw
CMA
Lodz
Cracow
Poznan
Poland
Tatzon Tive
Paland
Deaths and Funerals Pandle Paneral Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Gladys Herman and Eddie Gale Grimes, killed in a grade crossing accident, set for Monday at 2 pm from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Alfred Beil presiding. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving family members listed include spouses, parents, siblings, and in laws across Lawrence and Kansas City communities.
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Pandle
Gladys Herman
Eddie Gale Grimes
Rumsey
Alfred J. Beil
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beurman
Henry Beurman
Donna Cox
Lawrencry Twners
Ethel Kenneth
Kansas City
Repatriated American Tom Yoshi plans to run for office in Japan
In Hiroshima Tom Satoshi Yoshi, repatriated after renouncing U S citizenship, embraces democracy and a future in Japan. He works as an interpreter for a U S military firm in Kure, owns family property, and reflects on life between Japanese and American customs while his wife Hisaka adapts to marriage in a changing society. Also, Peter Lewen, 25, of Hutchinson, killed in a highway collision near Halstead, Kansas.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Tom Satoshi Yoshigamshaa
Nippon
Tom
Uraga
United States
Yoshiyama
Tule Lake
Calif
Kure
San Francisco State College
Philippines
Hisaka
Tule Lake Relocation Center
Hisoka
Yoshiyamas
Isoka
Newton
Kan
Peter Lewen
Hutchinson
Halstead
Hitler orders mass execution of allied airmen denied by Keitel
In Nuremberg testimony Hitler allegedly ordered the killing of all allied fliers who bailed out, a decree never signed or carried out. Keitel and Jodl disputed Hitler's intent while Major Buechs testified to his mood in the Berlin bunker as the tribunal prepared to hear Franz von Papen's defense.
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Nuamnberg
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Wilhelm Keitel
International Military Tribunal
Hitler
Berlin
Rer
Keitel
Alfred Jodl
Herbert Buechs
Luftwaffe
Buech
Franz von Papen
Pea Pack Ends Soon as Beets Next at Stoke ly-Van Camp
About 60 car loads of peas have been canned this season with exceptionally good yield. Workers at the Stoke ly Van Camp plant are labeling and shipping products. After the pea pack ends, the plant will begin canning beets and has secured ample labor for the season.
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Stokely-Van Camp
Equality in Unions Topeka June 8
Kansas Supreme Court rules that labor unions under the railway labor act may not deny equality of participation due to race color or creed. The ruling cites the Fifth Amendment's due process clause. The suit, led by Lucilions Betts of Kansas City Kansas and union rep Easley, claims about 100 black workers were forced into a separate union and barred from full union participation.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Lucilions Betts
Kansas City
Kanaruinet GG
Easley
Santa Fe
Letts
City Cannot Keep Funds From Auto Sale Confiscation
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that Newton city ordinances allowing the city to claim proceeds from the sale of a confiscated automobile used to transport liquor are void. Funds from the sale must be credited to the county school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
CPI
Kangay Supreme Court
Newton
Supreme Court
Habeas corpus denied for Ralph W Fleeman in Kansas
Law actions in Kansas report habeas corpus denied by the state supreme court for Ralph W Fleeman, tied to a life term under state criminal law for attempted robbery. Related notes mention Sharooneberg and Freeman seeking similar writs in prior actions, with ongoing cases in Topeka and Wichita.
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Topeka
Ralph Wfleeman
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Stharoonberg
Wichita
Freeman Hr
Critics Extend Price Control Bill to Senate Action
Four members of the centre banking committee asserted today that the amended price control extension bill now ready for senate action writes the death sentence for effective price wage and rent stabilization. The remarks underscored concerns over potential instability and inflationary pressures as the measure moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Centre Banking Committee
Senate
U S Commission Arrives in Mukden After Korea Plant Probe
Members of the U S preparations commission arrived in Mukden after completing extensive investigations of industrial plants in northern Korea. The commission chief Edwin W Pauley stayed in Seoul to recuperate from an illness and is expected to arrive later in Mukden where the staff continues the inquiry. A stray line notes a giraffe neck not reaching the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Peparations Commission
Korea
Edwin W Pauley
Seoul
Mukden
Market News Mixed Signals Across Grain and Livestock
Fragmented market notes show livestock and grain prices wavering with uneven bids. Dealers report activity in Kansas City and regional exchanges amid fluctuating demand and varying futures prices.
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Herington
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American Federation of Inicisns
James C. Petrillo
The
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St. Petersburg
Fia
Yaar
Jouer
Uae
Sie
Sibel
Weather Bureau
Amory Houshies
Corning, N. C
Boy Scouts of America
Ayd Hitler
Bill Hayter
San Diego
Rev
Hayes Hayter
Lone Star 4-H Club
Lone Star Hall
Belleview
4-H Club
W. C. Stark
Round Corner Drag Store
U. S
Hollywood
Sehubels ‘Funeral Home
Cirestock
Sean Hevalved
Fee
Bowers
Wwe
Rumsey Funeral
Frivan Eg
Oscar Rumset
K. U
Peane
Wone MM Saleo Tun
Phelps
Trek
Ford
Lawrence Loan & Finances CO
Ofansiae Rene
CCW
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