Former Soviet Prisoner Claims Millions Die as Factories Idle
Captain Emmett Kilpatrick, a former American prisoner released from Soviet labor, asserts famine and executions have killed about two million people since 1914. He says Soviet prisons dominate, with no active shops or industrial plants, and government officials punish dissent. hunger and state violence now seem widespread to him.
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Kilpatrick Hero Remembered by Soldiers in West San Antonio
Kilpatrick known as a former artillery officer, many ex soldiers from the 117th unit reside in West San Antonio. City officials and local congressman were asked to arrange aid like food and clothing for Kilpatrick who was confined by Soviet government. Mayor Sam Bell and others discuss service members from Inpat X command and Kilpatrick’s past with the American forces.
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Inpatx Command
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Wringie
Kilpatrick case prompts State Department contact over remarks
Reported words attributed to Hebert Hooveror Herbert Hebert when he said he would feed the starving if Kilpatrick were released. Friends of Kilpatrick and supporters in New York immediately contacted the State Department about the Kilpatrick statement. The New York briefing marked the first information received here about his remarks.
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Hoovér
Kilpatrick
State Department
New York
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Robbery at Lavernia hits Lime Brothers store
Robbers looted Lime Brothers store in Lavernia on Tuesday night taking clothing and provisions including suits underwear shirts and more. Police found no trace of suspects the next morning and the stolen value was not yet determined though expected high. An attempted cash register break in was interrupted as intruders fled.
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Lavernia
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Loouixy
Ape
Reunion Held for Texas Terry's Rangers in Austin
Twenty two members answered the end of the fiftieth annual reunion of the remnant of the Texas Terry's Rangers at Austin Texas. An old soldiers program included social features with greetings from Mrs B Traswood for the Albert Sidney Johnston chapter. Chief Justice Nelson Futkins and former State Senator Lon A. Smith spoke. Veterans were entertained at the Roberdeau home and later at the Confederate Woman's Home. The Daughters of the Confederacy host a reception and musicale at the Driskill hotel Wednesday night.
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Lon A. Smith
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Opposition voiced against move for more U S judges
Washington Oct 6 The proposal to appoint eighteen additional federal judges to ease congestion faces strong opposition from anti prohibition leaders and some lawmakers. Critics call the plan an unnecessary federal police court for Volstead Act enforcement and argue violations are normal crimes, urging courts to operate earlier to clear dockets.
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Thomason Triumphs Over Marks in 10-Round Main Event
Johnny Thomason of Houston, a 130-pounder, outpointed Joe Marks of Philadelphia in a 10-round main event bout held Tuesday night in Houston.
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Houston
Johnny Thomason
Joe Marks
Philadelphia
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