Seven Nazi War Criminals Lose Clemency Appeal
Landsberg Germany May 23 UPi seven red jacketed German war criminals faced death row as final clemency appeals failed The U S State Department said last appeals were denied and High Commissioner McCloy said the cases are closed Georg Schallermair fainted upon hearing the decision Also listed are SS Gen Oswald Pohl and others including Paul Biebel as those scheduled to hang
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Landsberg
Germany
Upi
U. S. State Department
U. S
John J. McCloy
Georg Schallermair
Mauthausen
Schallermair
Oswald Pohl
Warsaw Ghetto
Charg
Paul Biebel
Uranium supply shift seen as bigger boost to Russia
Atomic scientist Dr. Eugene Rabinowitch argues that American 1945 policy decisions gave the Soviet Union control of ore regions in Czechoslovakia and Germany, possibly more pivotal than spies in advancing Soviet atomic strength. He cites uranium access as the key factor and questions wartime secrecy's value.
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U. S
Russia
Eugene Rabinowitch
Bulletin of the Atomic Isstentist
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Germany
America
Nazi mass murder leaders convicted in postwar trials
Werner Braune Eric Naumann Otto Ohlender and Hans Schmidt named in reports on war crimes prosecutions. Braune led a two day Kiev massacre killing 60000, Naumann commanded a unit that killed 3539 in three weeks, Ohlender oversaw an extermination team responsible for 90000 Russian deaths, Schmidt served as adjutant at Buchenwald.
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Kiev
Werner Braune
Eric Naumann
Otto Ohlenderf
Hans Schmidt
Buchenwald
Memorial Service Conducted by Women of WRC Auxiliaries
A memorial ceremony directed by Lilian C. featured the FC and L Club of the Women's Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic at Veterans Memorial yesterday. White carnations were placed on the altar by 15 members in attendance.
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Lilian C. Theyson
Women's Relief Corps 94
Fc&l Club
WRC
Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans Memorial
Truman says foreign policy best hope to avoid war
President Truman urged that the United States pursue active foreign policy to prevent world conflict. In a letter to Democratic chairman William Boyle, he warned against isolation and warned the Korea crisis demands strong leadership. The letter was read at regional Democratic conferences and followed by a Democratic Committee gathering.
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Denver
Truman
William M. Boyle
National Democratic
Democratic National Committee
Korea
Democratic Party
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Beablet Lalanet
Asia to Decide Its Future Free of Russian or U S Rule
Frank Smothers, Chicago journalist, told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Beach, Florida, that Asia should decide its own future without American or Soviet domination. He warned against viewing Asia through Cold War fears and urged policies that promote stability, independence, and genuine Asia led relations.
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Asia
U. S
Mas Beach
Fla
Pi Asia
Frank Smothers
Chicago
America
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jbe
Smothers
Stair ExDetroit Publisher Dies at 92 in Michigan
DETROIT May 23 WE D Stair 92 publisher theaterman and banker died today at Bon Secours Hospital Grosse Pointe at 1230 am He published the Detroit Free Press for almost 35 years earlier of his career he was a famed theater producer and magnate Stair sold the Free Press in 1940 to John Knight head of Knight Newspapers Inc He then focused on realty and other interests Stair a Michigan born figure rose from North Dakota frontier to influence newspaper and theater circles
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Detroit
WE. D. Stair
Detroit Free Press
Bon ‘Secours Hospital
Grosse Pointe
Printler
Stair
The
Free Press
John
Knight
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Edward Douglas Stair
Midwest Pioneer Times
North Dakota
Two Fliers Die in Jet Crash Near Taegu Korea
FIFTH AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS Korea May 23 Two outstanding Sth Air Force fighter pilots were killed in a jet crash into a mountain north of Taegu May 16 Maj Gen Edward J Timberlake revealed today They were Lt Col Walter K Selenger Mountain View California and Lt Col Leland P Molland Levittown New York The Californian had flown 223 missions in Korea He is survived by his widow Annabelle and two children of Sant Carlos California and his mother Mrs Mabel A Oliver of Mountain View Molland had flown 63 combat missions in Korea He is survived by the widow Lory and two children in Levittown and his mother Mrs Myrtle Molland of South Fargo Fargo North Dakota
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
Sth Air Force
Taegu
Edward J. Timberlake
Walter K. Selenger
Mountain View
Calif
Leland P. Molland
Levittown
Ana‘belle
Sant ‘Carlos
Mabel A. Oliver
Molland
Lory
Myrtle Molland
South Fargo
Fargo
N. D
Escaped Slayer’s Captor Visits City
W L Dixon the former Hutchinson sheriff who arrested Harry Ajax for killing Officer W J McLean in 1934 visited here with Detective Inspector W L Woodruff. Woodruff supplied a national detective magazine with information leading to Ajax’s original North Dakota arrest and recapture. Ajax was sentenced to imprisonment for McLean’s slaying and later escaped while with a Toad gang.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Long Beach
W. L. Dixon
Harry Ajax
W. J. McLean
Dixon
W. L. Woodruff
Arax
North Dakota
McLean
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