Five Year Sentence For Robbery In San Antonio Case
Ralph Lockhart a black man was sentenced to five years by a Criminal District court jury on the theft of $300 from Pfe. Lee W. Bartram a Kentucky soldier stationed at a San Antonio army camp testified that Ruby White also a black woman accosted Bartram on East Commerce street for $1. When he refused Lockhart grabbed the wallet and fled in a car. Defense attorney was Jimmy MacNicoll of Dallas. Prosecutor was Assistant District Attorney WiPat Camp.
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Ralph Lockhart
Pfe
Lee W. Bartrage
San Antonio
Bartram
Lockhart
Jimmy MacNicoll
Dallas
WiPat Camp
Key Jap Arrest Made
Allied investigators called Akira Ando head of the Daina Gunti the most important postwar arrest yet. Ando headed the Dajan Gumi a 30 000 strong labor group and ran a construction company. He was held on open charges of possessing government property and defied MacArthur HQ by reopening the Dalian club entertaining officers with women to win reconstruction contracts. More charges may follow against the wealthy postwar figure.
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Tokyo
Akira Ando
Daina Gunti
Army
Ando
General MacArthur
Dalian Club
Dajan Gumi
Pie Hent TI Pies Persist in Boiling Over
A fragment notes pie dough handling with baking at 430 degrees for 25 minutes then lowering to 50 degrees for the remainder. The word lime appears as an unclear cue. No clear persons or places are identified.
Army Opens Path to Atomic Isotopes for Medical Use
The Army and Manhattan Engineer District announced nationwide distribution of radioactive isotopes from the Clinton laboratories Oak Ridge. About 100 radiochemical isotopes will be available to accredited hospitals universities and clinical groups for tracing chemical and biological processes and potential therapeutic uses in disease treatment.
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Aronette Rubin
Atlanta
Catherine Roberts
Ker
Los Angeles
Aronette
Woomlnuton
Nea
Fie Wie
Manhattan
Alam
Clinton Laboratories
Oak Ridge
Tony
Department
Sis
Universic Revopnined
Barricaded Negro Delays Execution
The inmate Ludins don Mincey, 30, a Black man condemned for slaying a crippled white man named Matt, delayed his execution for over an hour by barricading himself in a Kilby Prison death cell in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Montgomery
Alt
Ludins Don Mincey
Matt
Nazi Hanging Not Largest War Crime Execution Record
The report notes Nazi hangings and compares them with prior mass executions. It cites a Dachau claim of the largest wartime execution and mentions 38 Sioux participants at Mankato in 1862, while Mexico City campaigns under Gen. Winfield Scott are referenced with uncertain mass-hanging details.
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Mankato
Minn
Mexico
Winfield Scott
Mexico City
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