Mistrial Declared In Indian Agent Slaying Case
In Tahlequah Oklahoma on May 7 the trial of Vance J. Lowrey a 40 year old Indian agent ended in a mistrial. Lowrey admitted clandestine relations with Cherokee secretary Juanita Butler but claimed she shot herself after he parked on a remote mountain road last January 23. Prosecutors cited five bullet holes in the car to challenge the accidental death theory.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Vance J. Lowrey
Lowrey
Juanita Butler
Haskell Institute
Houston B
Teehee
June Bliss
Geering Loses Weight in War Crimes Trial
MERNBERG May 31 Herman Geering, the No 1 defendant before the international military tribunal, has stopped discussing his case with defense attorneys and is losing weight. He reportedly remains away from court due to alleged sciatica attacks. He shed ten pounds in a week, down to 190 from 223 pounds at apprehension.
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Mernberg
Herman Geering
International Military Tribunal
Ately
Sciatica
Goering
Tokyo Police Crack Down on Black Markets
Tokyo police labeled black markets hotbeds of crime and conducted daylight raids, including yesterday's operation in the Ueno district with 500 officers. One merchant was wounded, stores were closed, and 15 truckloads of goods were confiscated for transfer to the government.
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Tokyo
Jappo- Hee
Ueno
CIES
Returnable library books without fines announced
Public library overdue books may be returned without fine to the library, any branch, or the bookmobile during its first summer run. Mrs Barbara Harris head of the library extension department announced the policy.
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Thebrary
Barbara Harris
A and M Board Approves 16 Million Budget Update
COLLEGE STATION May 31 The Texas A and M board approves a 16,404,854 budget for main college, extension, and branch campuses to expand faculty and enrollment. Prairie View, North Texas, and John Tarleton budgets are listed with housing gains for veterans and limited veterinary enrollment. Additional funds cover flight training, campus utilities, labs, shops, tennis courts, and athletic facilities financed from the university fund.
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College Station
Texas A. and
Gibb Cn
Christs
Texas Extension Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Forest Service
Prairie View University
North Texas Agricultural College
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Gilchrist
Federal Public Housing Administration
Bryan College Station
Gilvehrist
Texas
Texas High Schools
Texas High School
School of Veterinary Medicine
Blum Denies Strings To American Loan
Paris May 3. Leon Blum stated no political diplomatic or military strings were attached to the U S loan to France. He denied reports that the United States demanded military bases in France and North Africa as a condition of the loan.
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Paris
INS
Leon Blum
France
United States
North Africa
German Gives Nazi Salute to U S Flag at Memorial Parade
Heinrich Alvin Linder a 43 year old German citizen is in police custody charged with disturbing the peace for giving the Nazi salute to the American flag and shouting Heil Hitler during Detroit Memorial Day parade He entered the United States illegally in 1924 and is under police detention in Detroit May 31.
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Detroit
Heinrich Alvin Linder
Linder
Unites ‘States Ilegally
Leprosarium Carville Trip For Bataan Survivor and Wife
Maj. Hans Hornbostel 43 a Bataan death march survivor travels by special railway car with his wife Gertrude a leprosy patient to the Federal leprosarium at Carville Louisiana. The car carries six patients and three public health nurses on the mission approved by authorities.
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San Francisco
Hans Hornbostel
Bataan
Gertrude
Federal Leprosarium
atCarville
Hornbostel
Carville
Legality of Water Board Acts Questioned in Sewer Finance Talk
City officials questioned the legality of the Bexar County Metropolitan Water District as it studied financing the district sewer needs. Mayor Hoff supported the board’s aims in considering revenue bonds, while city leaders cautioned about legal validity and possible ad valorem options. Participants included McMahon, Clegg, Stapleton, Hardin, and Knight.
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Water Board
Bexar County
John L. McMahon
P. L. An
Javrson
Gus B. Beerode
Hoff
AID
Q Hoff
Alamo’ Heights
Olmos Park
Terrell Hills
McMahon
L. B. Clegg
T. D. ‘Stapleton
Robert Hardin
A. V. Knight
J Board
Army Committee Formed For Stock Control Systems
Norman W. Johnson 33, assistant chief of supply division at Kelly field, is at Wright Field Ohio serving on an Army Air Forces committee to improve stock control records. The group will study machines, recommend systems and run service tests in selected depots.
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Norman W. Johnson
West Gramercy Place
Kelly Field
Wrightfield
Ohio
Army Air Forces
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Commerce
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Latex Seed CO
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