Friends See Ike Joining Republicans After Presidency
Washington Sept 29 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower is viewed by political observers as likely to declare as a Republican shortly after becoming president of Columbia University around Jan 1. Friends expect a GOP label when he weighs political affiliation, with Kansas ties and Milton Eisenhower cited as supporting factors in Kansas GOP leanings.
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White House
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Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
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James Middleton Cox
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Cooperation urged to lower home building costs
Atlantic City New Jersey September 1 1929 bankers gather for the American Bankers Association 73rd annual convention. Arthur A Hood argues for industry coordination among architects realtors contractors distributors and financiers to cut waste time and material and reduce prices through standardization and an industry engineered house.
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American Lumberman and Building Products Merchandiser
Jurist Defies Army Order Over War Crimes Trial
Thomas Allegretti, American lawyer and former Chicago Army captain, refused to leave Germany after an Army order. He volunteered to defend I G Farben executive George von Schnitaler at Nuremberg, criticizing American military commissions for limiting independent counsel and warning of lasting questions on wartime verdicts.
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Thomas Allegretti
I. G. Farben
Germany
Allegretti
Chicago
George von Schnitaler
Farben
Nuerhberg
Civic Opera Leader Koenigsberg Dies
Max Koenigsberg originator of the civic opera movement dies in Dallas at age 10. He served as managing director of the Dallas opera until illness forced retirement about a year ago as musicians and composers nationwide pay tribute.
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Civic Opera Movement
United States
Koenigsberg
Dallas
Texas
Flour Export Not Wheat Urged to Aid Europe
Chicago Sept 29 A flour export plan is urged to help Europe with food. Herman Steen of the Millers National Federation argues America should convert wheat to flour for overseas aid while farming feeds domestically. He notes a corn shortage complicates exports and that foreign buyers prefer whole wheat and bran.
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Millers’ Federation
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Nazi Commanders Face Death for Mass Slaughters in Tribunal
Prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz declared 23 Einsatzgruppen leaders among history’s most brutal killers. He cited Gestapo records showing up to 73 million murders in planned exterminations, including 33,000 Jews slain in Kiev. The case hinges on captured Allied files and daily reports.
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Einsatz Gruppen
Benjamin B. Ferencz
New York City
Ferencz
Gestapo
Berin
Einsatz
Kiev
Walter von Reichenau
Reichenau
Governor Smith Jr. Dies in San Francisco Business Trip
J T Smith 68 vice president and retired general of Geneva Motors died in San Francisco while on business. He had complained of a stomach ailment and was found in his hotel room by his brother Joseph. Navy football game.
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Slick Airways protests against cut-throat air freight rates
Slick Airways Inc filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board alleging violation of antitrust laws by American Airlines United Airlines and Capital Airlines. The carrier claims passenger carriers subsidize freight rates with below cost 12 cent per ton mile freight charges while collecting higher passenger and express subsidies.
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Washington
Slick Airways' Inc
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Air Lines
United Air Lines
Capital Airlines
Slick
Air Express
Blick
Sweet Potatoes Highlighted By Agriculture Experts
Agriculture Department experts urge cooks nationwide to embrace sweet potatoes known for versatility. In the South the potato features in pie, custard, cookies, and puff pastries, with mashed forms for pie or cake and shredded bits for custards. They offer mailed recipes upon request.
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Agriculture Department
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