Farben Directors Convicted in German War Crimes Trial
Thirteen directors of the Farben chemical trust were found guilty of war crimes in Wernberg Germany and received sentences from 18 months to eight years. Judge Paul M Hebert dissented arguing more defendants should have been convicted of mistreating slave labor. Carl Krauch chairman got six years for slave labor. several others were acquitted on plotting and waging aggressive war.
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Germany
1. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Paul M. Hebert
Baton Rouge
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Carl Krauch
Hermann Schmitz
Arabs Cut Water to Jerusalem via Legion Territory
An Arab source stated that Trans-Jordan will not allow water to be pumped to Jerusalem’s Jewish population through territory held by the Legion. The decision underscores tense control of vital resources amid regional friction.
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Members of Congress return to Washington amid friction and politics
A columnist notes that some lawmakers return to Washington in a bitter mood while others see the special session as a refuge, with anger largely political posturing. The piece appears in the editorial section with references to pages for comics, horoscopes, and other features.
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Washington
Marquis Childs
Boys Eat More Meat Milk Than Girls in New York Survey
The State Health Department surveyed 4,662 tenth graders in New York City and other areas and found boys eat more meat eggs and drink more milk than girls. Among boys 59 percent had at least 85 grams protein daily. average 88 grams. Milk intake was higher in boys. bread consumption favored boys as well.
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State Health Department
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New York City
Syracuse
Utica
Hog Prices Soar Again
Hog prices in Chicago hit a record high of 82 per hundred pounds as trading surged. The spike followed a year low of 21 on May 5 and compares with 28.50 a year ago. About 40,000 hogs were traded week to date, a low for the year aside from the packinghouse strike period.
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Chicago
Weather forecast details and storms for region
The forecast predicts cooler conditions tomorrow with rain from a storm moving eastward north of Lake Superior. Showers and thunderstorms were reported over the upper lake region and Mississippi Valley. Cold weather was noted west of the Lake Region with Sunday expected fair and sunny after the system.
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Lake Region
Hennigan to Head Combined Traffic Unit
Mayor Frank J. Costello announced that CAPT. THOMAS HENNIGAN would head a combined Police Traffic and Accident Bureau following Police Chief John A. Kinney’s recommendations. Lt. Arthur Leahey would remain in charge of the Traffic Bureau while Hennigan oversees both, devoting most time to the Accident Bureau. Kinney plans to abolish inspector posts and create new positions, with submission to the Common Council expected Monday.
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Costello
Picketing Disorders Subside at Univis Co Plant
Dayton and Columbus reports say street clashes at the Univis Co plant eased after police and deputies restored order. About 100 workers returned under protection as gas bombs were used briefly. three pickets and one unidentified man were taken to a police station with no injuries reported.
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Columbus
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Hungarian Chief Out Kin Accused Amid Coup Aftermath
In Hungary, President Zoltan Tildy abdicated as the Communist dominated government accuses his son of espionage. Victor Csornoky, a minister to Egypt, faces charges. The Smallholders party, once with a majority, lost power after a May coup. Tildy, a postwar leader, had endured Communist pressure for over a year.
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Hungary
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Egypt
Victor Csornoky
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Better Uniforms and Baruch Quote Spark Vermont Ride
Maj. Quentin Arlington spoke in Montpelier about Vermont’s thousand mile trail on horseback. He cited Bernard Baruch’s phrase cold war and claimed recent army improvements. He joked about soldiers’ uniforms and past sergeants snarling at new recruits asking how they want their uniform.
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Russia
Quentin Arlington
Montpelier
Vermont
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$12 Billion Freeze Proposal In Treasury Plan
Washington secretary of the treasury today urged a 1 percent increase in bank reserves to freeze possibly $12 billion in funds available for lending. The proposal supports President Truman's anti inflation program. Snyder testified before the Senate Banking Committee and urged Congress to grant head for establish prudent restraint on lending. He argued reserve expansion limits consumer and real estate financing and emphasized banker judgment among U S banks as a key infl ation control. The treasury chief backed the president’s request for consumer credit installment buying.
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Goya painting mystery and local animal tales emerge
A shabby canvas bought for $4 is now valued at up to $20,000 after experts labeled it a genuine Goya. In Idaho and Tulsa briefs, Lochinvar and Lovelace bears dine at a kennel meal while a detective hunts a pet turtle that escaped during vacation.
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Burdick
Boise
Lovelace
Fred Knosp
Knosp
Selve
Tulsa
Okla
Verne Hedgepath
Iis
Fish Bowl
Hedzepard
Derby Racers Honored At Gala Dinner Champion Jimmy Creen Featured
Derbies at Syracuse marked a father son victory night with guests including Jimmy Creen of Baldwinsville and 61 juvenile contestants. Sponsors the Syracuse Herald American and Bresee Chevrolet Co. hosted the event with entertainment by a dancing act.
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Mara
Rie
Ries
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Wives Boycott Meat as Prices Soar in Southbridge
Southbridge shoppers declare a two week meat buy moratorium to curb high sirloin prices. Housewives will shift purchases to fish eggs and poultry while meat dealers pledge support. The unusual stance comes as a 1948 boxing champion draws crowds at a local exhibition.
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Southbridge
Lake Searched For Missing Boats
Eastern Lake Ontario searchers looked for two vessels reported missing, the tanker Alecia Ann Connors and the barge Arthur Herman, which departed Wednesday for Belleville with 2 370 tons of molasses and 50 tons of furnace parts. A UPI report notes U.S. stance on veto powers at the 11 Nation Conference amid Pacific maneuvers and Soviet and Western tensions, with occupation ships and mock attacks cited near Japan.
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Arthur Herman
Belleville
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Cavwadis Canon
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Neue Tork
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Sussex
Ex-Model Seizes Westchester Mansion in Child Support Claim
Doris Furst, 24, of Houston, claims Joseph Bancroft, a 40 year old steel sash firm heir, is the father of her unborn child and moved into Bancroft’s mansion in White Plains awaiting his move on the dispute. She said he may arrest her or not and promised to take care.
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Doris Furst
Houston
Ake
Westchester
I Steel Sash Company
Bancroft
Truman urges new controls to curb inflation and avert crisis
President Truman charged Congress with blind disregard of inflation dangers and pressed for sweeping powers including price and wage controls, rationing and a special excess profits tax. He unveiled a four percent price shield and backed a broader plan in a midyear economic report to Capitol Hill, warning of a looming business collapse if action is delayed. The economic council urged emergency controls, noting widespread price rises and the need for government power to maintain stability.
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