Doolittle Raiders Testify In Tokyo War Crimes Trial
Shanghai dispatch reports Capt. Chase J. Nielsen of Utah testified in a war crimes trial of four Japanese officers over the Doolittle raid. He said the unit was briefed to bomb only military targets and that machine guns on his Hornet mission were not fired. The article notes mock court martials for captured flyers, executions for indiscriminate bombing, and plans to name accused Japanese officials in indictments due April 2.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
Cartier
Emperor's
Chase J. Nielsen
Hiram
Utah
Japan
Nielsen
al the Japs
War Ministry
Bones in Japanese War Trial Trigger Calf Bones Death Claims
TOKYO March 18 Ma Yaichi Rikitake testified he gave meatless soupbones to Allied prisoners after a prisoner said bones helped calcium. An ensuing trial of five Japanese with Pvt Everett J Tyler and Glen Easton case heard Nosu deny killing Tyler and claim orders to sign a natural death certificate. Doctors Was and Toyama at the camp said Tyler died of beriberi and healing.
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Tokyo
Yaichi Rikitake
Jan Solder
Eighth Army Commission
Everett J. Tyler
Glen Easton
Shakichi Nosu
Tyler
Dapel
Masaahi
Toyama
Nosu
Was
Goering Defends Nazi Rule in War Crimes Cross-Examination
In Nuremberg today Hermann Goering testified before the Allied tribunal. He claimed the future principle was adopted by a Germany driven to ruin by democracy. He argued democracy failed Europe and that racism was the only viable government for Germany, boasting of rapid national rise from misery to prosperity. He said he alone could explain the Nazi party’s aims and workings.
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Wuernberg
INS
Hermann Goering de
Germany
Hitler
Risen Welt
U.S
Robert H. Jackson
Razism
Inoculations Trial Begins For Nazi Camp Doctors
Hamburg March 73 fourteen SS men and two doctors faced war crimes charges for operating Neuengamme concentration camp where about 59,000 Allied nationals died. Maj. 8 M. Stewart, the prosecutor, opened with claims the two physicians Brana Kitt and Alfred Tizebinski were involved in tuberculosis neglect and mistreatment of Russian prisoners.
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Hamburg
Germany
Norito relief for neuritis pain in wives and families
A historic advertisement claims a quirk acting formula Norito rapidly relieves neuritis pain linked to rheumatism and neuralgia. It promises fast comfort, urging readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and testimonials about restored relief and vitality.
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Norito
Putin Anyon
Boxers to be sent east in federal robbery case
J C Wyse and Charles Townsend one of five pugilists charged with robbing the Tyre Michigan post office will be returned to Detroit this week, United States Marshal Guy McNamara said. Wyse Townsend and an El Paso prisoner will be escorted by deputies and chained during the journey. They face federal charges connected with an attempted break from Bexar county jail. Arnold Forjanan is also named in the same complaint. jail disturbance led to solitary confinement and a bread and water diet threat.
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J. C. Wyse
Charles
Towhseid
Pontias
Mich
Detroit
U. S
Guy McNamara
el Paso
McNamara
Lewis JE. Russell
Wyse
Townsend
San Antonio
Trinity Finance Company
417 Broadway
McNamcn
Pate
Bexar County
del Rio
Arnold
Janan
Vyse and Townsend
Owen W. Kilday
Winckler Rites Announced For Mrs. Winckler
Funeral services for Mrs. M rank DL Winckler aged 60 of 839 Erleavons will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Porter chapel. A San Antonio resident, she was a member of Brunchilde Judge, Hermann Sons, and Supreme Forrest Woodmer's circle. Burial will follow at Mission Burial Park.
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Porter
M@rank
Winckler
Erleavons
San Antonio
Brunchilde
Hermann Sons
Supreme Forrest
Woodmer
Mrs Travis Vander Coy Rites Arranged
Mrs. Travia Vander Coy, 73, who died Saturday, funeral services were set for 3 p.m. Monday at Riebe Funeral Home with burial in San Jose. She is survived by husband Leonard Vander Coy.
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Travia Vander Coy
Moudey
Riebe Funeral Home
San Jose
Leonard Vander Coy
Woman Judge Genieve Cline Heads San Antonio Audit Court
Judge Genieve Cline of the New York customs court, the United States' first woman federal judge, visited San Antonio Monday to hear customs cases. She will hold court two days starting Tuesday at 4 a.m. in the Federal Building, with Joseph Weil and Mrs. Dovera Till assisting. Deals involve Ignacio and Liberia Lo, fruit and vegetable importers, and Dixie Supply Co, with reappraisement and classification cases. The tour includes Laredo, El Paso, and Nogales assignments and related Gulf Coast Training Command matters.
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Genieve Cline
New York
Ignacio
Liberia Lo
G. L. Ramsey
Sat Dawatey Crate Raparier
Dixie Supply Company
Gulf Coast
Alg
Bank Your Money, Judge Warns
Judge Robert W. B. Terrell admonished jurors and citizens not to keep large sums at home or on their persons. He cited robberies and a fatal “life savings” theft as reasons to rely on banks. The judge warned against carrying cash and joked about carrying only a few dollars to deter highjackers.
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Robert W. HB
Terrell
UNRRA Boss Urges Food Aid to Prevent War
Atlantic City March 18 UNRRA Director General Werbert Lehman warned that failing to feed the hungry could spark further armed conflicts. He cited shipments exceeding 7,000,000 tons by March and about 725,000 displaced persons repatriated since September. Lehman urged widening the international board and noted US plans to wind down in Europe by year end and in Asia by mid-1947.
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Atlantic City
Werbert Lehman
UNRRA
Mercy Galdt
United Nations
Lichman
Mins A
Lehman
Unrira
Lohman
Russia
United States
BNRRA
Europe
Asia
Voting Starts for School Election Absentee Balloting
Absentee voting for the April 11 school band election opened Monday at the courthouse. Deputy county clerk Miss Marguerite Pape is in charge of the patrol ling, with the period continuing through April 2.
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Marguerite Pape
Rites Arranged For Dallas Man Denny Dies at 54
Funeral services for Herbert A. Denny 54 of Dallas will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Porter Laing chapel. He died Sunday in a local hospital. Burial will be in Roselawn cemetery.
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Porter Laing Chapel
Herbert A. Denny
Dallas
Roselawn Cemetery
Railroads Face Suit on Rates
The Georgia state suit to the U S Supreme Court accuses railroads of unlawfully combining to fix freight rates through economic coercion and cartelized private rate making. The state charges antitrust violations and alleges discrimination against the South, naming the Association of American Railroads and 18 directors with only four from the South.
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Washington
Georgla
Tase
Supreme Court
Lievd
WK. Garrison
Manpowsy
Industey
Trans Find
Association of American Railroads
South
Funds Voted To TB Board
County commissioners court approved 811250 for the first quarter of 1946 to the county tuberculosis control board from about 45000 raised by the tuberculosis tax. Secretary Marcy Haberkorn said the attorney general allowed a lump sum payment and the board needs funds to pay bills hire personnel for indigent TB patients. Commissioner Sam Anderson moved for quarterly payment. Ruby Stappenbeek urged more funds as TB was worse in spring.
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County Commissioners Court
County Tuberculosis Control Board
Marcy Haberkorn
Old the Court
Sam Anderson
Ruby Stappenbeek
Anderson
Charles W. Anderson
Rites Slated for Retired Soldier Rosenh J. Mess
Retired U S Army Master Sergeant Rosenh J. Mess died Thursday. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Alamo Funeral Home. Interment in National Cemetery of Houston under Alamo Lodge No 44 A P and M.
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Guneral Sordiers
Spt
El Paso Real Estate Leader Lang to Speak at Meeting
A. H. Lang of El Paso will address the San Antonio real estate association as a rancher in the Gun ev hotel Tuesday. He serves as president of the El Paso County Homeowners Protective Group and trustee of the National Federation of Protective Homeowners.
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A. EH. Lang
el Paso
San Ayonio
EL Pas Couity Home
National Federation of Protective Home Own
Ers
School Opens Sewing Aid For Adults And Girls
Burak Lugh school opens sewing aid with food and clothing departments available to adults and Cuban area girls. Mrs Evelyn Scruggs, home crafting instructor, says Monday the clothing center runs 2 to 5 pm, Monday to Friday for women and girls not attending sewings. Participants may bring dress materials and use sewing machines, buttonhole attachments and cutting tables as canning equipment becomes available for community use during the canning season.
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Burak Lugh School
Evelyn Scruggs
S.A. General To Be Honored At Texas A and M
General William Clarkson of San Antonio, 1915 Texas A and M graduate, to receive doctor of laws at the college next Friday. He is among 29 alumni elevated to general officer rank in World War II who will be honored by the college board of directors in Arlington. Because he is assigned to duty in Japan, he will miss the April 21 ceremony when Gen. Dwight Eisenhower is to speak at the Aggie homecoming and memorial service.
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Nollege Station
Pavey William Clarkson
San Antonio
Texas A
M. College
General Clerkson
College Board of Directors
Artington
General Clarkson
Japan
Prescott
Dwight Isenhower
Texas Aggie
Mrs Vanderbilt to Accept Decision on Daughters Funds
Lady Thelma Pornwin says Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt will not contest the action cutting off her mother's allowance and turning it over to a fund for needy children. The move follows Mrs Vanderbilt’s decision amid family financial adjustments in Santa Barbara California.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Thelma Pornwin
Reginald Vanderbilt
No New Ford Models in 1947
Detroit March 18. Ford Motor company announced it will not introduce new 1947 models this year. J R Davis, Ford sales and advertising director, said production delays and the need for scale would make a model change shutdown unfair to the public. 1946 cars will be discontinued after early 1947.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
J. R. Davis
Ford Sales and Advertising
Ford
Lefors Wwe
Levy Funeral Set in Houston
Funeral services for Rene S. Levy 69 prominent businessman and lifelong Trouston resident will be held at 11 a m tomorrow at Temple Beth Israel Burial will be in Beth Israel cemetery Levy died yesterday in a local hospital He was a trustee of Congregation Beth Israel and president of the Welff Memorial home
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Houston
Rene S. Levy
Trouston
Wik Be Neid
Tomorrawg
Temple Beth Israel
Beth Israel
Levy
Congregation Beth Israel
Welff
Youth Stabbed Following Disturbance at Local Station
Soh Iberra of 904 Lid back Street reported a stabbing at a fueling station on 2712 Lareen Highway. He identified his attacker as a nine man who attacked him and his father amid a disturbance. Ibarra was treated at Rob ert BL Green trospiral Monday for stab wounds to the arm.
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Soh Iberra
Lidback Street
Robert BL Green
Lareen Highway
Ibarra
Indasss
Western Union Pays Retroactive Wages to Local AFL Staff
Western Union announced retroactive wage payments to local employees represented by the AFL and, by special company decision, to all non-unit employees. M G McGee, local superintendent of the telegraph company, said total payments amount to 150,400 dollars for 874 local workers. Retroactive pay to over 60,600 employees excluding general officers will total about 81,000 dollars when completed.
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Western Union
AFL
M. G. McGee
Telegraph Company
Inquest Held For Townsend In San Antonio
Justice of the Peace B B Brotherman conducted an inquest Monday into the death of Joseph Townsend a 36 year old resident of 126 Greeley street found dead in his room Monday morning Townsend was employed by the San Antonio Machine and Sunpy company and was last seen Saturday before he failed to report to work
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Justice of the Peace
B. B
Brotherman
Joseph Townsend
Greeley Street
San Antonio
Teachers Debate Business English Among Secretarial Workers
The steretarial section of the Trans Pecos Texas State Teachers' meeting in El Paso discussed improving business English for secretarial workers. B W Quinn, instructor in secretarial work and office management at Burbank High School, noted the issue as a key matter.
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Trans Pecos Texas
Ei Paso
B. W. Quinn
Burbank High School
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