Reds Said Running 13 Slave Camps in Russian Zone
BERLIN Aug 2 The official Berlin Soviet newspaper today charged 13 large and well‑fenced camps were operating in the Russian occupation zone. It said the NKVD ran the camps with thousands of inmates including many Germans deemed undesirable. Two former Nazi camps Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen were named. American reporters were denied access to these camps when seeking tours. The paper also tied Social Democrats to the Soviet merger with the Communists in April 1946.
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Lahore
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Aity Party
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Tueringia
Sachsenhausen
Brandenburg
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Comounists
Local Briefs War Mothers Meet at Memorial Building
War Mothers Chapter 5 is slated for a 1 PM business meeting Monday at the Veterans Memorial Building. J Roscoe Haswell of 8845 Lime Ave recuperates from an operation at Harriman Jones Clinic Hospital. Former Puliski County residents hosting a summer picnic tomorrow all day at Bixby Park Table 26. Elzora Nelstrath is secretary. W F Mason of 1811 Pasadena Ave in the city assessor's office recovers from a Magnolia Hospital operation and cannot receive visitors. Arthur L Peterson Unit 27 American Legion Auxiliary members visited Wadsworth General Hospital to serve as snook bar helpers, including Gertrude Allis Elsie Berdechoek Gertrude Hutchinson Golth Bowten Kalle Jones and Wila Smith.
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Veterans Memorial Building
J. Roscoe Haswell
Lime Ave
Harriman Jones Clinic Hospital
Puliski County
Flenie
Bixby Park
Elzora Nelstrath
W. F. Mason
Pasadena Ave
Magnolia Hospital
Arthur L. Peterson
American Legion Auxiliary
Wadsworth Crneral Hospital
West Los Angeles
Snook
NP Ware
Mesdames Gergtrude H. Allis
Elsie Berdechoek
Gertrude Jiutchinson
Golth Bowten
Kalle Jones
Wiila Smith
Minor Convicted on Barroom Count in City Court
After deliberating for less than four dates a jury found Ralph B.R. Schlief, 20, a student, guilty of violating the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act and a municipal ordinance banning minors from entertainment cafes. Sentencing set for a later date amid a civil suit against two Lanz Beach Police officers.
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Frank
Sparent
Ralph BR. Schlief
Gality
Jwof
Lanz Beach Sholice
Fred May Gold
Grant Lewis
Ora
Schifer
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Lewis
Funeral notices and obituaries with scattered names and places
Fragmented obituary list noting deaths July 3 and 1027 era, with names like John, Thomas Maya Brown, and Rev Georgy B Newland. Mentions churches First Christian Church and St Anthony's, funeral homes in Kansas City, and private services. Numerous garbled entries name survivors, dates, and locations across multiple cities.
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Potues Fenton
Dors Terwo
Lacues
Corets Dung Beach
Kanaan City
Kan
Amisitrows
Lairyotner Thomas Maya Brown
Long Teich
Airletly Privata Worvicas Melwings SD. Iy
Georgy B. New
Coon
Kiappy Palade
Ee Graham
Kole Kanitny
Hang
Witawar
Charlie M. Pao
Samer A. Geatnm
Duugn- Viinrana Marry
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Kathrpllites
Jim McDavid
Marry MsDavid
Wervicen Morley
Fiemi
Charles W. Mayen
Smottall'n Onanel
Alneatten
Bharkey
Mickarl C
Biscot Marady
A. Requiemman
A. m. Mandey
Anthony'a Church
Ant Oliva
Calvary
General Motors Price Increase Signals Industry Rise
Detroit August 2 Automo bile circles questioned a reported 82 to 6 percent price boost by General Motors as a possible early inflationary trend. GM raised prices on all five passenger models and Chevrolets, with Ford and Chrysler watchers unsure if they will follow. GM cited wage costs, steel and material price hikes as factors, saying stocks at former prices were exhausted. Walter P. Reuther of the United Auto Workers warned the move could fuel inflation and unemployment concerns.
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Ford Motor Co
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C. E. Wilson
Wilson
Auto
Hughes plans quiet week before Washington appearance
Howard Hughes, in Los Angeles, said he would take a quiet weekend before leaving Monday for Washington to testify before Sen. Owen Brewster's Senate committee. He cited travel delays and the need to prepare, noting he would arrive late Tuesday after a cross country flight.
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Howard Hughes
Washington
Senate
U. & Marshal
Owen Brewster
Maine
Sfughes
Los Angeles
Hughes
Brewster's
Johnny Meyer
Europe
Brewster
Meyer
Chennault China Speech Cancelled in Shanghai
In Shanghai on August 2, Maj. Gen. John P. Lucas canceled Gen. Claire Chennaults scheduled Air Force Day speech. An Army spokesman cited unsuitable material for broadcast to the armed forces and politics who prefer wartime spending over peacetime technical investment.
Californian Leaps 18 Floors to Death
New York dispatch reports John W. Trick a 27 year old from Redswood City California leaped 18 floors from the Wooltorf Astoria roof after a last dance as Guy Lombardo played a love song. His family cites a failing hearth and friends mention he was broke. His mother asked police to arrange cremation for his broken body.
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John W. Trick
Redswood City
Calif
Wooltorf-Astoria
Goorby
Swank Park Ave
Guy Lombardo
Rasmus to Preach in Hollywood at First Methodist
Dr. Harry S. Rasmus Jr a Buffalo native and former Long Beach boy will be the West preacher at Sunday services in the First Methodist Church of Hollywood He is the son of Harry T Rasmus longtime pastor here from 1910 to 1918 and is a graduate of Poly High School and USC.
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Central Park
Methodist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Beach
First Methodist Church of
Hollywood
Rasmus
Harry T. Rasmus
Fist Methodist Church
Foly High School
L A Man To Speak At Salvation Citadel
Brigadier Pag Helsinger of The Citadel Los Angeles will speak at the Salvation Army Citadel 328 Locust Ave Maj Chris H Thomas has gone to Chicago for training In the evening Maj Jack Austin of the San Pedro Salvation Army post will speak on Christian Perfection
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Murray-Watry Murray 82 of 195 W Neece St dies at home
Obituary notices for Murray Watson Murray 82 Long Beach born in Watertown N C died July 28 at home survived by Esmima widow two sons Arthur L and Harry E Murray two sisters Cora Files Fortland Ore Rose Sherman Oshkosh Wis and brother Fred Murray Mount Pleasant Mich services held July 20 in Los Angeles Rose Hill Memorial Park.
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Esmima
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Cora Filés
Fortlnd
Ore
Rose Sherman
Oshkosh
Wis
Fred Murray
Mount Pleasant Mich
Pierce Bros, Mortuary
Los Angeles
Rose
Dr. Smith Returns From Vacation at Belront Heights Church
Dr. Claugh A. Smith of Belront Heights Methodist Church resumes preaching this Sunday after a vacation in the Fish Sierras. He will speak at the evening service on A Tree Grows in the Sierras. Patricia Stier will present sacred recitation as part of the summer concert.
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Belront Heights Methodist Church
Fish Sierras
Sierras
Patricia Stier
Meyer Testimony Details Roosevelt Hughes Plane Debates
Senate war inquiry hears Meyer admit entertaining Roosevelt in New York on Aug 20 1943 while Roosevelt drafted a report on Hughes photo reconnaissance plane. Ferguson questions tie between Meyer and the D-3 prototype and Hughes contract. Meyer denies talking about contracts, claims only social entertaining.
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Roosvelt
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Roy Sherwood
Hughes Aircraft
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Morocco
Yvou
Col. Roosevelt
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Mayer
Baby Revived Then Dies After Comeback in Funeral Parlor
A two pound baby boy born at six months near Coal City was revived on a funeral parlor table after nurses declared him dead. Embalmer Douglas Bryant and assistant Steve Hilton assisted by chest presses and blood circulation aids. The infant survived briefly, was moved to Raleigh General Hospital in an incubator, but died shortly after midnight despite doctors noting rare survival at six months.
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W. Va
Delbert Warden
Coal City
Raleigh General Hospital
Douglas Bryant
Rose Funeral Home
Bryant
Steve Hilton
Fred Richmond
Livestock Market Signals and Weather Notes
Broad livestock market report with price ranges for cattle and sheep across Los Angeles and Chicago areas, plus weather and astronomical notes. Prices show highs and lows for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs, with regional references to Los Angeles Harbor and Santa Ana airports.
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Fes
Amy
Meilum
DulIn
Intul
Loldal
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Jond
Leven Fenders
Los Angeles
Tye Ea Chives
Wuinble
PHONO
Cpiven
Iver City
Anbertal Choice
Alock Cuvers
Tong Bunch
Pasadena
Roth
Riveraide
Taney
Diego
Bagta
Monica
Onic
Chicago
Aue
Natars
BEAL
Adore
Ammgwerqug
Greene
Atlanta
Iereracy
Aegon
Partie
Frank
New York
Atrietic Chalne
Trevions Wel
Meghe Yen Ying
Yedtinen
Bere Hellk
Inka Fiaho
Ventert
Hamisie
Jon
Abe
Cape Amba
Anid
Elofee Xine
Kinighter
Soldier 17 given 50 year term in slaying case
Urbana August 2 The state’s plea for death was rejected by Judge Charles K. Kelly who sentenced 17 year old Corro Villagran to 150 years in prison for murdering Edna Lucile Jetzman last May 13. Villagran, a Chanute Field private, had pleaded innocent and waived a jury trial.
Tide Water Oil Reports Jump in Net Income for Q2
President William F. Humphrey of Tide Water Associates Oil Company to stockholders outlines a feriannual report showing consolidated net income of 6,725,298 for the second quarter, up from 3,394,108 last year. Earnings on common stock amount to 66 per share versus 57 last year, with six months ending June 30, 1947 totaling 10,006,572 after federal tax provisions, up from 7,638,663 the prior six months.
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William F. Humphrey
Tide Water Associates Oil Company
Associated
Jask
Market prices for butter eggs and poultry chaos
Fragmented OCR notes list federal state market data on dairy eggs and poultry with scattered prices and grades. Mentions Grade A Grade B 78 77 and various items such as Leghorn broilers and Austra White fowl alongside rabbits and ducks, but details are unclear.
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Ang
T. Dutter
Grace Lat
Amore
Payite Beas
Naval ships listed as arriving in area after port delays
Navy ships in port awaiting clearance due to banking and administrative delays. Vague references to units including ADG 50 and OMS 443 appear alongside origins such as San Diego and Santa Fe with fraught routing. Details are garbled but indicate logistics hold ups for several vessels named in fragmentary form.
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Navy
Aye
San Dlesd
Ale
Santego
Ausminora
Fearl Horner
Pannen
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