MacArthur Grants Stay Of Execution For Tojo And Six Others
General Douglas MacArthur granted a stay of execution to former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese war leaders after their appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court. The stay delays any execution at least until the Court meets next week, with executions possible if the high court denies the appeals.
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MacArthur
Tojo
Tokyo
Douglas BacArthur
Hidek Toj O
U. S Supreme Court
United States
Premer Koki Hrota
Ken Dorhara
AacArthurs
Supreme Court
Far East Military Tribunal
Franklin Warren
Tulsa
Okla
Doihara
Ithe
Japan
Werren
William Logan
Joint Defense Representtatie
Washington
Warren
Ohio Fuel Gas Puts in New Line Into Operation
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co announces a 90 mile high pressure line from South Point in Lawrence to Crawford near Lancaster. President C Weaver says the 20 inch line cost 5 million dollars and completes a 162 mile backbone extending through the state. The project, built 1946 1947, is the companys largest in 20 years and improves supply for the coming winter.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
South Point
Lawrence County
Crawford
Lancaster
C. Weaver
Ohio Gas
Crawford Station
Trent Station
Newark
Jelloway
Knox County
Weaster
Protestant Youth Council Elects Officers
The Eisinia Council of Protestant Youth held a Sunday afternoon recessed meeting at First Methodist church to elect remaining officers. Pat Gibbens became secretary, John Jasper treasurer, with Donna Schwind and Beverly Harcutt named delegates at large. Nadine Telzerow, elected president, led a constitutional amendment adding two representatives from each member church.
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Eisinia Council of Protestant Youth
First Methodist Church
Pat Gibbens
First Christian Church
John Jasper
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Donna Schwind
LaPorte Methodist Church
Beverly Harcutt
Elyria Council
Youth council to present survey results and talent night
Churches distributed surveys to assess youth group interests. Returns due by January 2 for council review at the next meeting. Youths vote to reconvene January 9 and plan a February 6 talent night led by Betsy MacDonald, council vice president.
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Betsy MacDonald
Prehistoric Sloth Found in Carlsbad Caverns
In Carlsbad New Mexico bones of a prehistoric sloth were found 750 feet below the surface under Devils Den. Fragments of teeth ribs and vertebrae were unearthed by cave superintendent D S Labber who says the find may reveal how the caverns were formed. The extinct mammal appears to have been swept down a stream from South America.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Caverns
Devil's den
D. S. Labber
South America
Wood pulp to paper process sparked vast new industry
The text notes how converting wood pulp into paper created a major new industry, expanding production and economic impact. It mentions rockets as weapons as part of the era's technological context. The claim highlights industrial advancement and its broader implications for manufacturing.
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Westinghouse
Laundromat
Deavice
Erbrehive
Ohio Fuel Gas
Par Easstern
U. S. Supreme Court
Kido
Sonal Fnl
Protestant Youth ‘Council
Ancieng
Oldsmobile Economy Motor Sales, Inc
E. Bridge St., Elyria
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Gabardines
Harris Tweeds
Ohe Fitch Co
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