Taft Calls Nuremberg Trials A Plunge On American Record
U S Senator Robert A Taft at Kenyon College says the Nuremberg hangings blot the American record and retroactive law taints justice He condemns victor led trials as vengeance not justice and cites Teheran Yalta Moscow as failures to uphold liberty and law in world affairs.
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Harold McKinley
Associated Press
Gambier, O
Robert A. Taft
Nuernberg
Ohio
Kenyon College
Taft
Japan
Germany
Europe
Teheran
Yalta
Moscow
Long life span likely to reach century mark says doctor
Dr. Bruno Gebhard of the Toledo Health Museum at the Texas state fair predicts medical advances will push average life expectancy toward 100 years within 50 years. He cites historical gains from 35 to 65 years.
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Dallas
Oct
UPA
Bruno Gebhard
Toledo, O. Health
Eaking
D. Health Museum
Texas
Gebhard
Washington
Lincoln
Big Names at Tech Students To Fall At Texas Tech
William Jennings Bryan George Winston Churchill and two youths named J Paul Jones are listed as students at Texas Technological College likely to fall behind or face disciplinary actions in a campus context.
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TECH
William Jennings Bryan
George Winston Churchill
J. Paul Jones
Texas Technological College
Truman Denies Secret Pact With Kilgore Over May Inquiry
The White House denied any agreement with Senator Kilgore regarding the wartime activities probe of Representative May. Press Secretary Ross said the May matter did not surface in a White House conference with Kilgore and any contrary report is untrue. Kilgore added the committee will resume the May inquiry when May can testify.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Kilgore
D-W Va
Rep
May
D-Ky
Thomas B. Sweeney
Senate War Investigating Committee
Wheeling
W. Va
House
Garsson
Charles G. Ross
Harold S Vanderbilt Creates Contract Bridge on Steamship
Harold S. Vanderbilt invented Contract bridge in 1925 during a bridge game aboard a steamship traveling from Los Angeles to Havana. He developed the game from plafond, a French variation of auction bridge, shaping the modern version.
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Los Angeles
Havana
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Vets Coordinators Adjourn Meeting at University of Texas
Counselors and coordinators of veterans in Texas colleges closed a UT meeting after veterans and their wives spoke on postwar college life. Larry Jones warned that $90 monthly for married veterans is inadequate, urged reconsideration of a $200 VA income cap, and noted course rigidity. Mrs Jones cited housing as the top need and praised summer courses on meal planning budgeting and child training for wives of veterans.
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Omar Bradley
Veteran Administration
Jones
Slayer Of Cripple Sought By Police
Dallas police sought the killer of Francisco Sepulbeda 33 a cripple who hid his savings in an artificial leg The man was shot on a residential street and a funeral home employer found 990 in the prosthetic leg Sepulbeda a liquor store employee was killed by his own gun a .22 caliber pistol could not have fired the shot himself
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Dallas
Francisco Sepulbeda
Funeral Home
Sepulbeda
State Bar Head To Speak Here At Luncheon
James L. Shepherd Jr. president of the State Bar of Texas will speak at a 12 30 luncheon in the Hilton hotel here. He has held multiple bar roles and national committee positions and has served as Houston Bar Association president in 1945.
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State Bar of Texas
James L. Shepherd, Jr
Houston
Lubbock County Bar Association
Hilton Hotel
Shepherd
State Bar
William Shepherd J. Park
Austin
Houston Bar Association
American Bar Association
Texas
House of Delegates
Organization of Nations
American Judicature Society
Houston Texas Exes
Harris County Draft Board No
Thomas B. Duggan, Jr
Adoption Denial Ends Childrens Adorable Care
Three children aged 4, 3, and 2 faced a parentless future after Judge Robert Troyer ruled against the adoption petition by Rose Yunick and John Yunick. The couple had cared for the siblings since their parents Eugene and Mary Van Horn gave them away, citing hardships and age concerns. The judge found the Yunicks unfit due to age, health, and unstable employment.
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Gaylord P. Godwin
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Ney
Robert Troyer
Rose Yunick
John
Tommy
Carolyn Rose
Stanley
Yunicks
Eugene and
Mary van Horn
Troyer
Yunick
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