Polish Refugees Relate Tales Of Nazi Atrocities
Two Polish refugees describe brutal German actions in occupied Poland at the Polish consulate in New York. They recount arrests, executions, beatings, and mass roundups, including a church confinement of 400 people and a girl attacked in front of her father. Tomorrow: a refugee describes German policy in Poland.
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United States
Poland
New York
INS
Plock
Poznan
Goszyniew
Piles Relieved At Home Offers Clinic Doctor Treatment
Dr. G A Johnson a rectal specialist in Kansas City Missouri, with 28 years at the Johnson Rev tal and Colonic Clinic, promotes a mild home treatment for piles. He claims the method is painless inexpensive and suitable for uncomplicated cases and invites readers to write for free information.
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G. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Johnson
Johnson Revtal
Colonic
Four Rescued From Yacht Sinking Off Gedros Island
Coast Guard radioed that four people were saved from the 42 foot yacht Lejlant after it wrecked on Gedros Island four hundred miles south of San Pedro California. Rescued were Mr and Mrs John J Woods and crew Clif Puller and Nat Plersol. The Lejlant departed February 25 and sank in twelve feet of water after striking a rock.
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San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard
Walter Hermes
Leilant
Gedros Island
Here
John J. Woods
Miami
Fla
Clif Puller
Nat Plersol
Lejlant
iStyle Talk Slated at Jaycees Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a business style talk and demonstration at the Joske tea room at 8 15 p m Tuesday Harney T Matteson is committee chairman Buster Bryan of KTLA and Miss Marian Johnson will be on the program.
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Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joske Tea Room
Harney T. Matteson
Buster Bryan
KTLA
Marian Johnson
Radio stolen from residence reported in Youngstown
A radio valued at twenty dollars was taken from a home on South Leona Street by burglars. Intruders also seized a clock and other minor items from C E Dargensen of Saunders Street. Police were notified. Fred W. Hohler, 64, former president of the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers, died in Youngstown on March 4.
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Juanus Qrnelos
South
Leona Street
C. E. Dargensen
Saunders
DYERS
Youngstown
Ohio
vPi
Fred W. Hohler
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Woman Hurt Near Probandt Street Telephone Pole
Mrs. George Harvey, 1103 Probandt Street, was cut above the eye when a car struck a telephone pole near her home in the 900 block of Probandt Street. The pole was damaged and the telephone line hung by two strands. Harvey was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment and released with a facial cut.
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George Harvey
Probandt Street
Three Georgetown Victims Buried After Auto Crash
Funeral services were arranged today for three Georgetown residents killed in a three car crash one mile south of town. Harald Gustafson 26 Glenn Spooner 29 and William Suddith 18 died in the collision. Richard Lewis 23 and Henry Anderson 28 were injured. Other car occupants sustained only minor injuries.
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Georgetown
Here
Harald Gustafson
Glenn Spooner
William Suddith
Spooner
Richard Lewis
Henry Anderson
Work benches donated to Boys' Club by Tech High School
Tech High School presented six double work benches to the Boys' Club, nearly completing its workshop setup. The benches were made by Tech students, and the Tech woodworking department donated a board with about $200 worth of tools from the Home Workshop club, per manager Dick Johnson.
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Joe Planto
Textile workers strike for pay hike in Bombay mills
A strike involving more than 150,099 textile workers in about 70 mills began today to press for a 16 per cent wage rise as living costs climb. Employers had offered 10 per cent, rejected after a government conciliation board recommendation.
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Bombay
Council of Action
Trade Union Congress
Aladdin Here Tuesday At 3 P M
A spectacular children's play titled Aladdin and His Wonderful Lady comes to the Municipal auditorium Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The performance features eight large sets including the Cave of the Lamp and the Marble Palace. The production encourages school children to attend with free admission offers for accompanying adults when purchasing three tickets for children.
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Aladdin
Bedy Elbudum
General Marshall Heads to Hawaii for Defense Visit
General George C. Marshall departed aboard the Honolulu Clipper bound for Hawaii to inspect island defenses. He becomes the first United States Army chief of staff to visit Honolulu, marking a historic mission and showing military focus on Pacific defenses.
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San Francisco
George CO. Marshall
Honolulu
Hawaii
WU. S.army
AMA Ordered To Stand Trial On Monopoly Charges
The United States Court of Appeals ordered the American Medical Association to stand trial on monopoly charges, ruling restraining the lawful practice of medicine is illegal. The indictment targets AMA affiliates and 20 doctors, opposing Group Health Inc. A district court had held medicine a learned profession. appeal reverses that, with potential Supreme Court review. Indicted include Dr Morris Tishbein, Olin West, and others from the District of Columbia Medical Society and various state societies.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals Today
American Medical Association
District of Columbia
Group Health, Inc
Morris Tishbein
The
Journal of the A.M. A. Br
Olin West
Medical Association
District of Columbia Medical Society
Har Iris
Texas Medical Society
Sadler Declares Governor Run Also Proposes Tax Plan
Jerry Sadler of the state railroad commission announced his candidacy for governor from Austin. He outlined a platform to fund old age pensions and aid crippled and blind children and teachers retirement through new taxes including an oil production tax, a pipeline tax, a gas tax, and a corporation franchise tax. He claimed these taxes would raise about 12 million dollars annually with 10 million more from natural gas, and that the plan would not shift costs to consumers. Other candidates named include Harry Hines and Albert Derden. Governor O Daniel is expected to seek a second term. Ernest Thompson and Tunnerup were noted as potential later contenders.
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Austin
Jerry Sadler
State Railroad Commission
Jie Wis
Sadler
O'Daniel
James E. Ferguson
Harry Hines
State Highway Commission
Albert Derden
W. Lee O'Ditiel
Ernest O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Spur to Present Program at S A U
Spur organization members will perform a drum drill on March 16 on the University of San Antonio football field. A tumbling display and bonfire sing song will follow. The Spats, a 60 member group, focus on campus activities.
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Spur
University of San Antonio
Fire drives residents from Devine Street rooming houses
Four people were forced from rooms at 107 Devine Street by a blaze that did 15 in damage. The fire, believed to start in Mrs. Gussie Cathey’s room, also damaged nearby 115 Devine Street owned by Mrs. Mary S. Starr. A third blaze at 1703 West Houston Street caused 36 in damage, routing Mrs. Carlos Rodrigues, her son, his five month old, and C L Cavender Jr. Firemen cite a cigarette as the cause.
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Devine Street
Gussle Cathey
Annie Brown
Ernestine Brown
Irene Martin
Ta Rotey
Mary S. Starr
West Houston Street
Carlos Rodrigues
Carlos Jr
C. L. Cavender Jr
Soldaza Street
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Alamo Nat'l Bank Bldg
Arthur Fabra
Majestic
Texas
Texas Capital
Auna
Galveston
L. Moddy
Tit
Gen. Marshall
S.A.U
Clare
McCall
Joske
Alban Wainright
Iske McCall
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