Nazi Doctor's Dachau Rabbit Hutch Experiments Reported
Correspondent describes Dachau after details of Dr. Mlaus Schilling a Berlin born scientist conducting malaria and animal experiments. Prisoners say 1080 malaria infections 4000 rabbits 800 mice and 50 guinea pigs used in brutal tests with long workdays and squalid rations.
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Big Hutch
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Extad
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Schilling
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Duster Publishing House
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Berlin
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Behilling
Furlough Gas Rations Expanded for Returning Servicemen
Washington June NS The OPA broadened conditions for furlough gasoline rations for servicemen returning to the United States Temporary duty orders for rehabilitation and recovery now qualify them for one gallon daily up to a 20 gallon maximum during their stay Previously rationing required leave or travel papers The move expands access to gasoline during furloughs for rehabilitation and recovery efforts
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Washingson
OPA
United States
Bard Quits Navy Post Amid Reshuffle
President Truman accepted the resignation of Ralph A. Bard of Chicago as undersecretary of the Navy and named Artemus Gates of New York to succeed him. Joan L. Sullivan of Manchester N H will replace Gates as assistant secretary of the navy. Secretary Forrestal to remain in the cabinet amid rumors of departure.
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Truman
Ralph A. Hard
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Navy
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Bard
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Manchester
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the Treasury
Wanas
House
Charles Ross
Navy Forrestal
Ross
Forrestal
Barta Chicazo
Sporting Goods” Publican
Frank Knox
Tsivil
Texas Camps To Hum With Activity Again
Texas camps will be bustling this summer as thousands of troops move into southwest installations. The Eighth Service Command reports expanded replacement training and discharge flows will channel through three separation centers affecting infantry and armored divisions. Units from the European theater are slated to depart this month for the Pacific, with retraining and new replacement centers planned at Fort Busey Camp Gruber Camp Swift Camp Maxey and Camp Howze in Texas.
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Eighth Service Command
Southwest Army
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Pacific
United States
6Lth
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Camp Gruber
Camp Swift
Texas
Camp Maxey
Howze
Combat Psychos Rumors Scotched by Army Surgeon General
Brig. Gen. Guy Danit, chief surgeon of the Far East army forces, denied rumors that many overseas soldiers will return as psychos. He said such reports are baseless and that those labeled psychoneurotics are temporarily maladjusted and will regain health after short readjustment. Group therapy shows success in treating psychiatric disorders among soldiers after jungle warfare, with most disorders treated and men returning to duty.
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Guy Danit
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Stilwell Visits Old Outfit in Okinawa Homecoming
General Joseph Stilwell rode a muddy Okinawa road to greet the Seventh Division veterans he once led. He toured regimental posts with Maj. Gen. Arch Arnold, spoke with former aides and enlisted men, praised the unit, and recalled campaigns from Attu to Kwajalein.
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Vinegar Joe
Stilwell
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Pearl Harbor
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Kiska
Kwajalein
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Gkiinwa
Inia
Stibyell
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Arnold
Pye
L1th
Steveford
City Plans Celebrate 48 World War II Heroes Arrival
Celebration near completion for a citywide event honoring 48 European theater heroes who will fly in to San Antonio Wednesday. The group includes 22 Texans with six San Antonio natives among them. Veterans from Texas include Brig. Gen. Harold J. Clark and Lt. Gen. Ira Eaker among others. A 2 pm street parade from Broadway and Third features 40 decorated autos and two Fort Sam Houston bands. An evening parade, reception, and tea at the Governor's Palace follow, with streets and buildings to be festooned in patriotic colors. San Antonio is one of six U.S. cities chosen to stage similar honors for returning servicemen.
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Saunsders Avenue
Pie
Leotard G.o'neill
Steves Avenue
Balvador R. Cuterrez
Casper
Roy F. Kelly
South Laredo Street
Texas Generals
Seneral Mark
Ira Eaker
Washington
Allied Air Forces
Lucian Trugcott Jr
Howard M
Sam” Turner
San Antonio
A. M. Patch
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H. §. Vandenberg
J. J Gailins
Robert C. Macon
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Alamo Plaza
Alamo
Commerce
San Baba
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Jefferson
St. Anthony Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
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Randolph Field
Wiliam
Clegg
Paradie Marshall
Howers
Harry Jersig
Gus B. Mauermarin
Nalace
United States
War Department
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