Seven Germans Hanged for Research Slayings
Seven German doctors and SS officers were executed by U S war crimes courts in Nuernberg for brutal medical experiments in concentration camps. The defendants included Karl Gebhardt and Wolfram Sievers. Karl Brandt was the top medical officer and gave a long final speech before hanging.
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Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Walter Beals
Washington
Karl Brandt
Landsberg
Germany
Quastec
Brandt
Hitler
Karl Gebhardt
Red‘ Cross
Koreans Plan Dual Regimes
Seoul reports Koreans plan independent governments in both halves of the peninsula. South Korea's new assembly formed days ago while a Soviet backed North Korea drafts a constitution for a Korean democratic people's republic. a U.S. broadcast transcript cites article three as limiting voters. Syngman Rhee rejects U.S. suggestions to open seats to North Koreans.
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North Korea
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South Korea
United States
Russia
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
U. i S
John R. Hodge
Citrus Fruits Assured Federal Price Support
Senator Aiken says citrus fruits are clearly covered by the pending long range farm program. The agriculture committee chair notes citrus can be supported at up to 90 percent parity for fresh fruit via Section 32 funds and that citrus juices may be bought by the Commodity Credit Corporation to reduce surplus. The move marks citrus as a key nonbasic commodity in the price support plan.
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A.P
Senate
Sen. Aiken
R.-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Commodity Credit Corporation
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Foe of Reds Wins in Cuba
In Havana June 2 Prio Socarras anti Communist candidate led the Cuban presidential race early and claimed victory with a 24000 vote margin as returns were still light. President Grau endorsed Prio calling him president elect amid a tense election with some violence but no deaths reported. Voters chose a vice president six provincial governors 54 senators and 70 representatives.
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Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Pris
Ramon Grau San Martin
Prio
Graumest
Ent
House of Representatives
Anti Trumanites Picked in Alabama in Democratic Delegates
Alabama voters chose nine delegates to walk out of the Democratic national convention if Truman is nominated or civil rights proposals are adopted. Five more pledged earlier gave anti Truman Democrats control of Alabama’s 24 member delegation to the convention.
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Maryland
Mr. Truman
E-Convention
Millard E. Tydings
California
South Dakota
Karl Es Mundt
U.S. Senate
Harald E.stassen Om
Bowron Urges Quick Water Land Action
Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron urged swift congressional action on a bill to fix the city’s water rights and open 000 acres of public land in Inyo and Kern Counties. He said the measure would protect the city’s water supply and allow maximum use of public lands by others. He wrote to Representative Richard J. Wetch, chairman of the House public lands committee.
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Inyo
Kern
Fletcher Bowron
Bowron
Richard J. Wetch
House Public Lands Committee
Transit Pay Parlay Breaks Wage Talks Standoff
Los Angeles transit officials and the A F L union met today after announcing last night that wage talks had been broken off without federal mediation. Union conciliator D D McClurg and transit head T J Manning said progress was made and a strike Sunday may be avoided.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Transit Lines
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D. D. McClurg
T. J. Manning
Clarg
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GOP Delegate Roster Nears Completion for Philadelphia Conclave
UPI reports Republicans have filled all but 28 of 1094 national convention delegates as Indiana moves to name its last delegate in district caucuses and state convention on June 20 11. Dewey Stassen and Taft camps project 300 plus delegates each heading to the June 21 convention while California and South Dakota finalize pledged and unpledged slates.
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California
South Dakota
Earl Warren
Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold EB
Dwight H. Green
Carroll Reece
Raymond E. Baldwi
Douglas MacArthur
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Ala
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Warren
Calif
Vandenberg
Mich
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Mass
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Escape as Plane Catches Fire in Omak
Twenty one men escaped with no serious injuries after a National Guard C‑47 cargo plane caught fire in the air and burned following a crash landing near Omak Washington. Pilot Col. Frank Jost and co pilot Capt. Charles Tray, both of Spokane, maneuvered the craft back toward the air strip as fuel ignited and flames poured from ruptured tanks.
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Frank Jfost
Spokane
Charles Tray
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