Army Plea Made By Mac for Japan Occupation
General MacArthur told the U S congress that occupation forces in Japan and Korea are kept to bare essentials under tight economy. He warned that both national security and world peace are at stake and urged not to cut relief shipments. He said relief is repaid by Japan and benefits the American taxpayer in the long run.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korea
MacArthur
U. S
Congress
Way Department
United States
Reds Employ German AtomMen in Wartime Research
GOETTINGEN Germany Feb 24 UPI Nobel prize physicist Werner Heisenberg says three other German atomic scientists are now conducting research somewhere in Russia. He says the Soviet Union offered 6000 rubles a month to hire a German atomic expert. Heisenberg, 45, says Germany lagged U S in atomic research in 1942 and faced industrial inferiority, and notes U S intelligence allegedly helped strip Germany of its uranium stockpile. He says he and six wartime colleagues continue cosmic ray research and that Beviloguas Doepel and Hertz moved to Russia soon after the war.
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Goettingen
Germany
UPI
Russia
Werner Heisenberg
Kaiser Wilkeln Physics Institute
Soviet Union
Hitler Heisenberg
United States
U. S
Hitler
Britain
Heisenberg
Nabisco reports 1946 net profit rise to 17.16 million
Galn for Nabisco New York reports 1946 net profit of 17,162,293 dollars, equivalent to 2.45 a common share, up from 10,508,448 dollars or 1.39 a share in 1945, for the National Biscuit Company and subsidiaries.
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Galn
Nabisco
New York
National Biscuit Company
Fire at Central Drugstore Blazes in Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg on February 24 a flash blaze erupted in the Central Drugstore after a gallon jar of lamp life chemical broke near a fire. Store workers and the Fredericksburg volunteer fire department contained the fire by shutting doors. Clerk Vera Burow suffered serious burns to her lower legs and was hospitalized. Partner Walter Hollmig estimated merchandise and fixture losses over $8,000 with additional building damage to owner Kermit Striegler.
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Fredericks Onurg
Fredericksburg
Vera Burow
Burow
Valley Baby Born With Teeth in Me Allan
McAllen report about Martin Rios five week old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rios who was born with two teeth and, after dentist consultation, had them removed following a doctor’s assessment as they were already loose.
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Mcallen
Martin Rios
Rafael Rios
MeAllan
Lilienthal Gains Support for Atomic Post as Hearings Enter Final Week
Washington dateline reports that Senate hearings on David E. Lilienthal to head the atomic energy commission show signs of growing support. Proponents say there may be no votes against Lilienthal, with Bricker Russell and Connally cited as possible no votes among nine joint atomic committee members. O'Neal, president of the Farm Bureau Federation, endorses Lilienthal and Waymack, in a letter to the committees, while Lilienthal may return to answer charges of Communist sympathies from his TVA tenure.
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Washington
INS
Senate
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Atomic Committee
Ares
Bricker
Ohio
Russell
D-Ga
Connally
Texas
Feu
Joint Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Edward O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Gordon R. Clapp
T. V
O'Neal
William W. Waymack
Bones Tied to Indian Girl
Scientists at the University of Texas identified human bones found in Blanco canyon Floyd county as those of a 16 year old Indian girl who died between 100 and 300 years ago. Raymond Waters, a Texas Ranger from Lubbock, transported the bones from Plainview to Austin and forwarded details to UT. The exhibit was moved from the state public safety labs to university researchers.
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Plainview
University of Texas
Legion Post Sets Initiation At American Legion No 366
Legion Post No 366 will hold initiation at 7 pm Monday at 205 West French street Rome. Team members listed include C C Miller loyalty Foe Caporat justice Arthur Lazand freedom Henry A Palmie democracy Joe A Rowley sergeant at arms Arthur Meginnin and Arthur Friesen property men Tra Armstrong is post commander.
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Bexar ‘County
American Legion
Pg. M.m
Rome
West French Street
C. C. Miller
Foe Caporat
Justice
Arthur Lazand
Freedom
Henry A. Palmie
Democracy
Joe A. Rowley
Arthur Meginnin
Arthur Friesen
Tra D. Armstron
Two Die in Electric Chair at State Penitentiary
Bellefonte Pa February 24 The state electric chair operated for five minutes as two execution victims paid with their lives for murders from sunny holdups. W Black 29 year old iron worker of Union PA died three minutes after strapping in. The other condemned a slayer.
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Bellefonte
Bockview Penitentiary
W. Black
Ihren Pa
Mrs. R. B. Brown Dies at 75 in Beeville
Mrs. R. B. Brown, 75, Beeville, a member of a pioneer haulage and trucking family, died Sunday night. Services and burial are planned in Beeville Tuesday. Surviving are four sons Barry Brown of San Antonio, L. B. Brown of Kerrville, Jack Brown of Liberty Hill, M. W. Brown of Charlotte, and two daughters Mrs Boyce Lockett of Alamo and Mrs Hazel Ruedill of San Antonio. SUNKEN SHIP HIT KOKURA, Japan. The American owned vessel Richard W. Dixon struck a sunken ship about three miles north of Kokura Tuesday but remained afloat due to a double hold.
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R. B. Brown
Beeville
Arry ‘Brown
San Antonio
L. B. Brown
Kerrville
Jack Brown
Liberty Hill
M. W. Brown
Charlotte
Kokura
Japan
Richard W. Dixon
Reichs Ford Thumbs Rides Reichs Ford Thumbs Rides
Wiesbaden reports Wilhelm von Opel, once called the Henry Ford of Germany, joyfully jokes about his wealth and living in a humbler home while recalling his assembly line imitation of Ford. He notes Nazism in 1933 and defends not naming individuals, despite later denazification.
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Wiesbaden
Wilhelm von Opel
Henry Ford
Germany
Ford
National Socialist Party
von Opel
General Motors
Hitler
Thieves Take Piggy Bank and Vending Machine
Police report multiple thefts over the week including a peanut vending machine missing from Monterey Street business and a piggy bank with about forty dollars from Felix Gara’s home. A burglary at 419 North Alamo Street left a table radio, a water radio, and about twenty dollars in a display case. another theft occurred in the 100 block of Broadway with three suits and a sport coat taken from a car.
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Hercules Club
Monterey Street
Felix Gara
Iburango Street
Broadway
Richard Torp
Miami
Fla
Ater Radio
Ateigar
North
Alamo Street
Henry Schaeffer
Health Meet Opens With Clinical Discussions in Dallas
The 22nd annual Texas Public Health association meeting began in Dallas with a morning program led by Dr. William S. Brumage of Austin. Speakers included Dr. Reginald M. Atwater of New York City and Dr. B. W. Wood of Port Arthur. The Laboratory Section featured remarks from A. B. Rich, Dr. S. W. Bohls, and Dr. L. H. Mattan, all from San Antonio.
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Dallas
Texas Public Health Association
Aus ‘Tin
Brumage
Reginald M. Atwater
New York City
B. W. Wood
Port Arthur
Las
Belks
A. B. Rich
5. W. Bohls
L. H. Mattan
San Antonio
Nutting to Conte: Ambassador to Japan China trip ends in U.S. departure
Manila dispatch reports U. S. Ambassador Paul V. Nutting will depart tonight for talks in Japan and China with General Douglas MacArthur and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek before returning to the United States to resign his post.
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McNuit
Manila
U. S
Paul V.« Nut
Japan
Chin
Douglas MacArthig l
Chiang Shek
United States
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Leipzig
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Cranberry
Winn's
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Capital Stock Insurance Company
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Legion
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Old South
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Continental
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Nour Credit
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San Pedeo
REL
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Tuan
Co Y Church of
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Max E. Redburn
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Rubert H. Redbuew
Duncan-Phyfe
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Simmons
Seal
Taylor
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