Gallows Sentences For Nazi Medical Experimenters Issued
Karl Brandt Adolf Hitler's personal physician and six co defendants were sentenced by an American War Crimes Court in Nuremberg to die on the gallows for using concentration camp inmates in malaria sterilization and freezing experiments. Five others received life or long prison terms. a lone woman, Herta Oberhauser, got twenty years. Seven doctors were acquitted.
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Mernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Herta Oberhauser
Ravensbruck
U S Protest Over Three GIs Held by Russians in Korea
U S Army intelligence reports three enlisted men T 3 Tommy Pugsley Pfc John Hopfe and Pfc Gerald Geffen remain in Russian held Yohyon Ni in North Korea since Aug 12. Lt Gen Hodge protested demanding their release after Soviet authorities ordered an investigation and ignored two prior protests.
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Korea
Donn R. Hodge
U. S
South Korea
Tommy F. Pugsley
Detla Jane Pugsley
Renton
Wash
John D. Hopfe
Clara Dosman
Seattle
Gerald K. Geffen
Anna Geffen
Leiccester St
Port Cheater
N. Y
Xohyon-Ni
Pyongyang
Hodge
C. P. Korotkov
Charge Pair Kept Girl 9 in Attic
Cleveland police accuse Kirby Breese and his wife Ann of keeping nine year old Jacqueline as a virtual prisoner in a hot unfinished attic during a heat wave. They were arrested after neighbors complained and are charged with neglect of a minor child.
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Ann
Jacqueline
Marquis Childs Sees Democracy Guiding Europe From Crisis
Editorial on democracy’s benefits and America’s leadership role in lifting Europe from collapse. Childs travels to report from Germany, with his column resuming next Tuesday.
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Marquis Childs
Europe
Old World
Germany
British loan earmarked for raw materials and food
Washington report says 850 million dollars of the 3.75 billion American loan remains committed for essential purchases. Britain may dip into gold and dollar reserves unless dollar drain slows. Delegates led by Sir Wilfrid Eady press these claims at the Anglo American dollar conference.
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Washington
Britain
Battle Montana Forest Fire Sees Record Parachute Reinforcements
Four fire fighters joined by 74 para parachutists battled a stubborn Kah Mountain blaze in northwest Montana. The mass parachute operation marked the largest ever used in a single Forest Service regional fire fight, as night fell with flames visible from burning trees.
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Missoula
Mont
Kah Mountain
Montana
Fred Fite
Ion Federal Forest Service
Twins Born Within 12 Hours in Charleston Kanawha Valley
A baby girl was born at home in Stickney Raleigh County to Mrs J A Happney. Just 12 hours later a baby boy was born at Kanawha Valley Hospital in Charleston. Both births reported by the hospital as progressing well.
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Charleston
Kanawha Valley
J. A. Happney
Stickney
Raleigh County
Fire Fatalities In West Side Buffalo House Blaze
Three people including a 12 year old girl died when a west side Buffalo house fire broke out early the morning blaze gained rapid headway and two alarms were sounded. Victims identified as Andrew Lesinski 40 Jean Szymanski about 22 and a girl identified only as Preske. Five others were injured or burned while escaping.
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Buffalo
West Side
Andrew Lesinski
Jean Szymanski
Preske
Indonesian Violations Charged Amid Dutch Casualties
Batavia Java headqu arters allege Indonesian truce breaches while Dutch forces report 214 casualties since the cease fire order took effect. The United Nations had requested the halt and the new violations were announced from the Dutch side.
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Batavia
Java
United Nations
Washington
Marshall Pushes Western Hemisphere Unity Speech
Secretary of State George C. Marshall will urge hemispheric unity at the Inter-American Conference plenary. Eva Peron, wife of the Argentine president, planned to attend, as the United States delegation aims to show a united front after talks with Juan A Bramuglia.
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Petropolis
Brazil
George C. Marshall
Argentina
Inva
Eva ‘Peron
Marshall
Senora
Peron
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
United States
Juan
Bramuglia
Arthur Vandenberg
Commissioner urges cheaper meat to curb rising prices in New York
New York City markets faced high steak prices as Commissioner Eugene G. Schulz urged housewives to buy cheaper cuts. He noted choice steaks selling up to 1.10 dollars per pound amid the surge in meat costs.
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New York
INS
Eugene G. Schulz
New York City
Conbat
Treaty Delay Holds Troops in Italy For Winter
American forces in Italy will dig in for the winter after a shift from temporary to indefinite stay due to Soviet delays in ratifying the Italian peace treaty. LT. GEN. John L. Lee announced a winterization plan preserving the 88th Infantry Division in Venezia Giulia and Leghorn area, with Rome as a rest and liaison zone. about 20,000 U.S. troops are in the theater, with British forces around 30,000.
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Italy
Mediterranean
John
Lee
Morgan Line
Rome
Venezia Giulia
Another Hot One
Forecaster warns of more hot and humid weather with scattered showers. Northeast winds keep highs in the mid 80s and lows around 72, as cooler air from the Northwest creeps in and parts of Montana dip to near 45 while the Midwest endures 90s.
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Montana
Midwest
Edison’s Widow Ill at Harkness Pavilion
Mrs. Edison 82 widow of Thomas A. Edison is seriously ill at Harkness Pavilion where she has been a patient since July 16. Attendants describe her condition as not good. She is mother of former New Jersey Governor Charles Edison and resides in West Orange, New Jersey.
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Miner Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Harkness Pavilion
Edison
New Jersey
Charles Edi Ison
West Orange
N.J
Long Skirts Prompt Dislike Yet Women Will Wear Them
A United Press survey across 13 cities finds only one in four women approve calf length skirts, but nearly two in three plan to wear the new long styles to avoid looking odd. Chicago designer Ruth Hatfield dismisses the idea that fashion is dictated from ivory towers and notes public demand drives change.
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United Press
United States
Ruth Hatfield
Chicago
United States to Ship 43 Million for Austria Relief
The United States plans 43 million dollars for Austria relief through September as part of a 332 million program. Supplies include about 1 million tons for basic needs with three quarters in food and coal for essential services under supervision of the American mission.
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Washington
INS
United States
America
Balkans
Joseph Dodge
U.S
Austria
Russia
State Department
Gen Harbord Dies at 81 former Army chief of staff
Lt. Gen. James G. Harbord 81 retired honorary RCA board chairman died at his Rye home. A Bloomington Indiana native, he rose from private to general and led the AEF in France under Gen. Pershing. He earned both U S Army and Navy Distinguished Service Medals and led RCA as president before becoming honorary chairman.
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James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Bloomington
Harbord
Flo
U. S. Army
France
John J. Pershing
Army
U. S. Navy
R.C.A
David Sarnoff
Pilot Fined After Speeding Stop in Rotterdam
Motorist Frank K. Cooper 21 paid a $10 fine after Patrolman Michael J. Masterpolo requested his pilot's license. Cooper was arrested for speeding and produced a license before settlement with Peace Justice Walter Ostrander.
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Rotterdam
Frank. K. Cooper
Michael J. Masterpolo
Cooper
Walter Ostrander
Cadiz Mine Torpedo Plant Disaster Death Toll Falls
Cadiz Spain rescue teams expanded searches at a torpedo and mine factory wreckage two miles from the city center. Mayor Francisco Sanchez Cosio and acting Civil Governor Antonio Fernandez Pernia said the toll would reach about 200, lowering earlier estimates. Morgue counted 99 bodies with 35 more in hospitals. injuries estimated around 5000 and damage up to 10 million dollars.
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Cadiz
Spain
Ilast
Francisco Sanchez -Cossio
Antonio Fernandez Pernia
Navy plans test flight to beat world speed record
MAROC FIELD California UP reports the Navy will fly its stub-wing Douglas Skystreak this week possibly tomorrow to challenge the Army’s 623.8 mile per hour world speed record using high speed trials.
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Maroc Field
Calif
Navy
Army
United Press
UN Secretary Lie rules on Balkan veto and council agenda
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie ruled that removing an issue from the Security Council calendar is procedural and requires seven affirmative votes. He said the Balkan commission would continue despite Russian and Polish withdrawal reports and noted the Balkan deadlock has affected UN prestige. The council also moved to Egypt Britain troop withdrawal and Indonesia hostilities as power tensions rise.
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Russia
Poland
Balkan Commission
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Britain
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Balkans
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Balkan
Egypt
Sudan
Brazil
International Court of Justice
Indonesia
Tropic Wind Heads West Intensifies Over Gulf
A tropical storm tracked west across the Gulf of Mexico at about 10 mph. Winds reached 40 to 50 mph as it moved 320 miles west-southwest of Key West with squalls 200 miles out. The system, whose direction remains westward, was expected to strengthen and likely affect the east coast of Mexico after a hurricane last week.
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Gulf of Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Key West
Mexico
Chuckle Headlines Help Motto Echoed in Community Spirit
A lighthearted note reflects the idea that people are placed on earth to assist others. The message echoes a communal ethic promoting kindness and mutual support in daily life.
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