Twelve Nazi leaders to hang for war crimes at Nurnberg
The international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg sentences twelve Nazi leaders to death by hanging, with Goering and Ribbentrop among those convicted on all counts. Hess receives life imprisonment. others receive varying sentences. Russia dissents, objecting to acquittals of Schacht, Papen, and Fritsche while a dissent is attached to the record.
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Nuernberg
International War Crimes Tribunal
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Hermann Goering
Joachim Wenn
Ribbentrop
Franz von: Papen
Bystaar Schacht
Hans Frits
I. T. Nikitchenko
Rudolf Hess
Vester
General Staff
High Command
Britain
United States
France
Comonens
Allied Control Council
Germany
Tacy
Goer
Hess
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred : Mberg
Erich
Alfred Jodi
Constantin von Neurath
Goering
Keitel
Rosemberg
Jodi
von Neurath
King
Truman May Take Meat Action Amid Rising Dissatisfaction
Washington reports Representative Spence said he learned at a Truman conference that the administration may act to ease meat shortages. Secretary Anderson warned of a real danger the government may seize market-bound livestock and remove items from price controls. The army demands 12 million pounds weekly via priority orders, while Argentina beef imports face renewed scrutiny and ongoing price controls affect canned fruits and corn and other scarce goods.
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Washington
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
Buui le Ree
Anderson
OPA
New Mexico
Agriculture Department
Army
Argentina
Labor department ends port strike threat with embargo
The labor department renewed efforts to end the maritime strike as railroad freight shipments to all ports were halted by an embargo ordered by the Association of American Railroads. Exemptions cover army and navy supplies and stored goods. unions and ship owners resume talks amid renewed hopes for settlement. The Pacific ship owners oppose union hiring safeguards used in the east. Columbus reports The Truculent Turtle lands at Port Columbus after a record non stop flight from Perth, Australia, covering 11 237 miles in 55 hours 18 minutes, with a crew of four and a baby kangaroo.
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Washington
Labor Department
Association of American Railroads
Army
Navy
Pacific
C.so. Marine Engineers
A.F.L. Masters
C.I.O
Pacific American Ship Owners Association
Columbus O
Lpi
Port Columbus
Perth
Australia
Columbus Naval Air Station
Chicago
Richard W. Ewen
Naval Air Reserve Training
Glenview
Cmdr
Thomas D. Davies
Cleveland
Nememan
Eugene P. Ranking
Savaloa
Okla
Walter S. Rei
D. C
Oy H. Tabeling
Jacksonville
Sacramento
Valif
Paris Conference Upholds 1941 Bulgarian Frontiers
At Paris the peace conference commission voted 10 to 1 to maintain the 1941 Bulgarian borders and reject Greece’s demand for frontier rectifications. Greece opposed. Britain India New Zealand abstained. U S envoy Caffery questioned the democratic nature of a New Bulgaria but urged demilitarization.
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Paris
Greece
Holland
South Africa
Kimon Diamantonoulos
Panhandle
Britain
India
New Zealand
United States
Australia
Bulgaria
Balkan and
Finland
Free State of
Trieste
Sunshine and warm breezes sweep Kansas forecast
South winds and plenty of sun moved into Kansas with predicted highs of 75 to 80 today and 80 to 82 tomorrow. After chilly few days, temperatures rebound from 65 highs and 50 to 55 lows in the east and south to 45 to 50 in the northwest. Goodland reached 76 yesterday as Topeka logged a cold night at 42, with Coffeyville ranging 68 to 46.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Cose
Goodland
Coffeyville
Central
Tow
Stallion
Max
Sa. Prec
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Polio cases rise in Kansas with 66 new reports
Sixty six new poliomyelitis cases were reported in Kansas last week, down from 68 the week prior. The state health board announced five deaths, totaling 47 fatalities this year among 698 cases. Fatalities occurred in Kansas City Hutchinson Jewell McPherson and Brown counties.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Jewell, McPherson
Brown Coun
Nuernberg Shadow Looms Over 27 Japanese War Defendants
Tokyo reports from the international military tribunal describe the Nuernberg shadow over 27 Japanese war crimes defendants with one death. Defendants echo German precedents and protest that the United States and allies forced Japan into war while most abandon hopes of acquittal. Yosuke Matsuoka, former foreign minister, died soon after being brought to the prisoners dock.
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Tokyo
Nuembe
International Military Tribunal
Germany
United States
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
KU enrolls record 8947 as classes fill and seats run short
University of Kansas reports a fall enrollment of 8 947, a new high and up 190 from last week. Crowded classrooms and limited living space prompt dividing freshmen sections and adding teachers while late enrollees face text book shortages. Some large lectures move to Fraser hall and Hoch auditoriums.
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University of Kansas
James K. Hitt
Fraser Hall
Hoch
Boo
Not Fair on Wheat Stirs Kansas Governor Race
Abilene Kansas October 1 Republican candidate Frank Carlson denounces the national administration for farmers losses in wheat. Carlson and Kansas Rep Clifford Hope protested to Secretary Anderson and urged higher European exports, calling it blundering. He also discusses liquor amendment and constitutional processes.
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Abilene
Kan
Frank Carlson
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Anderson
State Department
Europe
Carlson
Dickinson County
Douglas county primary election cost per vote revealed
Douglas county clerk office disclosed that the 1946 primary cost $1,947.24 to conduct with 11,036 votes cast in the 1944 secretary of state race used for calculation. Election boards and clerical work accounted for $1,065.46, printing and publication $733.58, and postage $180. The cost per vote equals the total expense divided by the vote total.
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Douglas County
Drivers Return to Work in Kansas City Strike Settlement
Five drivers, members of the AF of L Teamsters Union local 9655, returned to work today after a strike that disrupted deliveries at a local delivery company. The action, sparked by wage and scheduling disputes, ended with drivers resuming duties and stores reopening in Kansas City. Dr. Alexander, Dentist, Tel. 421.
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Kansas City
AF. Teamsters Union
Mer. Jivery
City to take over downtown trash collection
Lawrence moves to run trash pickup in the business district using funds from downtown merchants. The plan covers alleys along Massachusetts Street from the Kaw River to South Park, with merchants contributing 400 dollars monthly for the last three months of 1916.
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Lawrence
City of
Merchants Bureau
Office
The
Bar of Commerce
J. M. Mott
Bureau
Massachusetts Street
Kaw River
South Park
Dr. Mott
Clerk Added to Help With Mail at K U Office Mt Oread
Due to KU's large enrollment the local post office added a cler k to the Mt Oread branch. Previously the superintendent handled the workload. Route expansions are planned as three more carriers will be added. Postmaster Roger Williams said city delivery will await paving and sidewalks completion.
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K.U
Mt. Oread
Ad Roger Williams
Williams
Polio Patients Improve With Hospital Transfer
Elmer Vann and his wife report their children Dalton six and Donna seven are progressing after polio, moved from Lawrence Memorial hospital to University of Kansas hospital in Kansas City. Dalton shows mild leg weakness but no paralysis yet while Donna has no paralysis. Louise Bridges four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Bridges of Sunflower, was also moved to the University hospital in Kansas City after a light form of polio and is nearly over the illness and in good condition.
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Elmer Vann
Arkansas Street
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Dalton
Donna
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Louise Bridges
Wesley Bridges
Sunflower
University Hospital
Louise
Cordell Hull Suffered Minor Stroke, Downgraded Condition
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull was reported in satisfactory condition after a slight stroke and choking incident. Navy dispatches noted hull entered Bethesda Naval Hospital on September 12 for a rest etch. the latest bulletin confirms his condition as stable.
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Washington
Upi
Cordell Hull
Navy
el Hull
Bethesda
Naval Hoapital
Stock Market Index Dips From Yesterdays Level
A brief stock market note shows the index at 62.7 after closing yesterday at 63. The item also mentions Fusk's Mortuary and Ambulance Service Phove tik in a garbled line.
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Fusk’s Mortuary and Ambulance Service
Phove Tik
Freed Nazis Face German Courts
Nuernberg Germany Oct 1 Dr Wilhelm Hoegner Bavaria’s minister president said Franz von Papen faces denazification trial if he stays in the American zone After acquittal by the International Military Tribunal Hoegner said he will be condemned to years at hard labor He ordered actions against Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritsche if they remain under his jurisdiction after acquittals by the tribunal.
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U. S
Schacht
von Papen
Berlin
Frits
Nuernberg
Marshal Wilhelm, Keitel
Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rusenberg
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Julius Streicher
Fritz Col
Alfred Jodl
Arther Seyss-Inquart
Martin Bermann
Rudolf Hess
War- Funk
Erich
Franz von
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Wilhelm Hoegner
Bavaria
Franz von Papen
Hoegner
International Military Tribunal
Hialmar Schacht
Reichsbank
City fathers urged to fund Lawrence baseball park
A 1014 name petition pushed the Lawrence City Council to build a baseball park with 1200 to 1500 seat grandstand and 1500 bleachers. Mayor to name a committee to study funding options, possibly via a bond issue, to cover lights, field, and maintenance for summer league play for youths up to 18.
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Lawrence
George Starkey
Allan Fisher
Gilbert Francis
Mahlon Ball
C. B. Russell
Park Department
American Legion
Newsprint Shortage Triggers Talk of Recontrol
Washington reports that Civilian Production Administrator John Small said a reintroduction of government newsprint allocation is possible but unlikely. He noted the supply is "pretty bad" and that CPA will consult with industry, with a House subcommittee hearing planned this week. Rising ad demand and higher import prices worsen the outlook. James H. Steinman returns to CPA as a newsprint consultant.
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Washington
John Small
Small
CPA
Indust
House Interstate Commerce
Boren
D-Okla
Canada
Sweden
James H. Steinman
Lancaster
Steinman
Printing and Publishing Brandt
Wallace to Take Stump for Democrats in Four States
Henry A. Wallace former secretary of commerce said he will campaign for Democratic candidates in Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and likely more states. Friends reported the plan with full cooperation of the Democratic national committee and no restrictions on his addresses.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Michigan
Indiana
Wiscconsin
Democratic National Committee
Wallace
Kansas Homecoming Set With Record Crowds and Events
Kansas University plans a weekend of diverse festivities on October 18 and 19 as About 9 000 students and many visitors pack campus for Homecoming. The schedule includes a Friday parade down Massachusetts Street to WREN studios, a dance on campus, a possible basketball game, and a Saturday Memorial Stadium clash with Nebraska. Alumni registration opens Friday at Memorial Union with skits, decorations, and radio broadcasts highlighting the event.
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University of Kansas
Corlet J. Catton
Mississippi Street
K. U
Memorial Stadium
University of Nebraska
Hock Auditorium
South Park
Massachusetts Street
WREN
Sixth Street
Lawrence
Memoriat Union
Memorial Union Building
Ralph Campbell Elected Lawrence Chamber Bureau Chair
Ralph Campbell of Ohers clothing store was elected chairman of the Merchant's Bureau of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at this morning's meeting. He succeeds Wilmer Beougher, manager of Penny's store, who served the past year. Mrs. Alice Johnson of Johnson's Dress Shop was named vice chairman.
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Ralph Campbell
Ohers Cloth
Ing
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Campbe
Wilmer Beougher
Penny's
Alice Johnson
Johnson’s Dress Shop
Weather and ad fragment with numbers and dates
Fragmentary notice shows weather and advertising details with numbers like 67 and 1011.92, month names, and partial shop references including Rose's Rancho and Berra dggney Steaks. No clear event or person outcome is identified.
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Berra
Rose's Rancho
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Geoffrey Lawrence
Fritsche
von Papan
Maj. I. T. Mikitchenko
Columbus
Ohio
Davies
Peace Commission
Noernberg
Herman Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
William Keitel
Ernest Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Wilhelf Frick
Walther Fank
Karl Doeni
Associated Press
U.S
Alexander
F. A. Russell
Russell
K. U. Office
Vann
Nebraska
Parte
K. U.nebraska
Lawrence Merchant's Bureau
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