German Group Tracks Fate of Inmates From Red Prison Camps
Berlin based anti-Communist group led by Dr. Rainer Hildebrandt investigates postwar Russian camp disappearances. They handle about 10,000 inquiries daily, maintain 6,000 prisoner files, and have verified only about 300 outcomes. They report Sachsenhausen and Buchenwald remain, with 40,000 prisoners reported to Russia.
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Red
Berlin
Rainer Hildebrandt
Gestapo
Hildebrandt
Dr Hildebrandt
Western
Dr. Hildebrandt
Eral
Anbuaiiatine
Sachsenhausen
Buchenwald
Greaseless Chips and Nuts in Lacquer for Bridge Tables
Science reveals greaseless salted nuts and potato chips using pectin lacquer to stay grease free at the bridge table. The process coats nuts with a colorful salty glaze and fries potatoes with partial moisture removal to cut fat and improve shelf life for party snacks.
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Memphis, Tenn
Science
Bureau of Chemistry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Midweek Lenten Service Planned at St Pauls Church
The fifth in a series of midweek Lenten services will be held tonight at 7 30 p m in the Sanctuary of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church The Rev Harold H Jung will speak on There Is Such A Thing As Truth Public invited
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold H. Jung
Road project bids opened in Ohio area
Seven bids in Butler-Warren County were part of about 37 Ohio road projects with an estimated total of 2 million dollars. L. P. Cavett Company of Lockland topped the bids at 72,916.94 against an 84,299.50 estimate. State Routes 1130 732 129 126 748 122 and 350 in the area will be improved as part of the 1949 program. State Highway Director T J Kauer and the board of awards will meet later this week to award contracts. Montgomery and Preble paving 2 077 miles and bridges over Tom s Run and Little Bear Creek Asphalt Products Company Hamilton 192 430.58 estimate 198 200.
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Ohio
Columbus
Butler - Warren County
L. P. Cavett Company
Lockland
T. J. Kauer
Board of Awards
Montgomery and
Preble
Tom’s Run
Little Bear Creek
Asphalt Products Company
Hamilton
Crustacean and Related Clues Shared in Puzzle Batch
A dense list of crossword style clues spans marine life and domestic terms. The set includes crustacean items, body parts, actions, and classical references, forming a broad puzzle with diverse topics and some abbreviations.
Young Men Plead Innocent and Seek Supreme Court Review
In arraignment the defendants pleaded not guilty and urged a jury trial. They announced plans to pursue the case to the U S Supreme Court if needed. Judge John H Druffel set April 4 as the pleadings deadline for their attorneys.
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Lay
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S
John H. Druffel
Regional cost conference to discuss pricing in Louisville
A regional cost conference in Louisville Thursday and Friday will discuss industrial competitive pricing with cost accountants from the area. Middletown participant Gerald E. Humphrey of Armco Steel Corporation is listed among attendees.
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Louisville
Middletown
Gerald E. Humphrey
Armco Steel Corporation
Pennies Found From Transit Loot Admit Theft
Cleveland police said pennies totaling about $7 000 were found hidden in the homes of two Cleveland Transit System employees. Detective Inspector Charles O Nevel said the men had admitted looting faulty fare boxes on about $35 000 over the past year. Stanley Prosek 54 a clerk and John L Major 39 a dispatcher and Prosek’s boss were identified. Nevel said they stored pennies as Banks accepted the stolen nickels and dimes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
Charles O. Nevel
Stanley Prosek
John L. Major
Prosek
Nevel
Improvements Planned for Multiple State Routes
Walter Fallmer in Hamilton reports project estimates for state routes 121 726 503 123 122 725 732 and 122 totaling 62082.61 with an estimate of 73659.01. A hypothetical Alaska statehood note suggests becoming the 49th and largest state.
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Walter Fallmer
Hamilton
Trial Date Set For Students In Draft Evasion
CINCINNATI AP Trial of two Wilmington College students on indictments for failure to register for the peacetime draft was postponed until April 5 in U S District Court. Douglas R Parker 25 of Wilmington requested the delay in court with reasons stated in the record.
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Cincinnati
Wilmington
Douglas R. Parker
U.S
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