Seven Jups and Three Korean Guards Hanged in War Crimes Trial
Yesterday seven Jups and three Korean guards were hanged for war crimes. The tribunal sentenced Lt. Col. Masagi Kaun, accused of killing three British flyers at Bavaria in 1945. The defendants were linked to atrocities during forced labor on the Burma Signs railroad and Lit Auimatra.
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Masagi Kaaun
Bavaria
Eltre
Burma
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Details
Calvert Distillers Corp output in New York City lists Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey at 86.8 proof or 45 percent grain neutral spirits. Product specification notes the blend composition and alcohol content.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Taft Warns Army and Navy of 1948 Cuts
Senator Taft warns that the next Congress may cut military funding from Truman's request. He cites a likely top limit of 7.5 billion dollars for the year starting July 1, 1948, as compared with a 37.5 billion overall government outlay.
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Taft
Army
Navy
Washington
Congress
Senate
Fatt
Armed Services
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Truman
Veteran Kills Self With Homemade Bomb
Frederick Joseph Sauer, 25, a former soldier from Wil liam Harre Pa, killed himself using a homemade bomb in a downtown cafe telephone booth after a call to his wife Mary who had told him of a planned divorce. He cried Eve got dynamite and I’m going to kill myself as bystanders looked on.
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Washington
Frederick Joseph Sauer
Junt
Eve
Sauer
Mary
Virginia
Fred
Fat Sauer
Williem Harre
White
Budget battle over military cuts dominates Capitol scene
Congress faces unclear impact of planned budget reductions as Senate pledges up to 4.5 billion in cuts with House aiming for 6 billion and echoes of 5 billion in compromise. Senate leaders clash over where cuts land while debate resumes under time limits. Red Cross fund drive starts this week with a Johnsonville quota of 200 dollars and local community events continue including social gatherings and club meetings.
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Khesler
Mass
George Flanagan
Boston
Mrs. Prank
American Red Cross
Johnsonville
MGM, Herrington
Local residents and visitors noted in Troy area notices
Cathryn Austin stays with Mrs Helen E Mail. Mr and Mrs Lewis Secor move into Henry Odell's cottage. George Bass and Travsick group visit Hurtin Teal and Eugene Wagar in Troy. Harry Tilley family at Housick. Bertha Addance returns to Troy after week with Fred Lamphere. Floward Roquet family visit George Roquet. Chester Ellett attends sister in law Millan Ellett funeral at Waterfliet. Harvie Klang buys Clinton house from Rev Samuel Spear. possession taken. Frieda Babcock Pal ma Oliver and Grace Richmond join Gratton Home Bureau reminiscing committee for March meeting.
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Cathryn Austin
Troyr
Helen
Lewis Secor
Henry Odell
George Bass
Travsick
Hurtin
Eugene Wagar
Mie
Harry Tilley
Housick
Bertha Addance
Troy
Fred Lamphere
Mia
Floward Roquet
George Roquet
Chester W. Ellett
Inlaw
Millan Ellett
Harvie Klang
Clinton House
Samuel Spear
Meus
Frieda Babcock
Palma Oliver
Grace Richmond
Gratton Home Bureau
Local visits and weekend guests noted in Johnsonville
Kathleen Haughtney of Schenectady spent the weekend at her Johnsonville home. Helen Scott and her daughter Marjorie of Stillwater were guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Welling. Donald Dayer returned to Queens Village after weeks with the Welling family. Rabarl TM Golden Jr and daughter Patricia of Schetdy spent the weekend with the Hertings. Miss Kathleen Klener of Wih concluded the fragmentary listings.
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Kathleen Haughtney
Schenectady
Helen Scott
Marjorie
Stillwater
Charles Welling
Donald Dayer
Queens Village
Rabarl ™. Golden, Jr
Patricia
Sehe
Tedrdy
Clarence M. Hertingsom
Kathleen Klener
Wih
Brown student at home after weekend visit
Richard Rowley of Brown University Providence spent the weekend at home. The Jolly Bridge Club met at Mrs. Florence Wilsons home with high scores by Mrs. Fisher Bold and Mrs. Margaret Dyson. Mrs Harald Vincent Jr was given a shower at Mrs. W Dana Reepmeyer s home with gifts, lunch, and games for the guest of honor.
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Richard Rowley
Brown University
Providence
Jolly Bight Bridge Club
Florence Wilson
Fisher Bold
Margaret Dyson
Harald Vincent, Jr
W. Dana Reepmeyer
Gues
Local visitation noted by Ti conderoga pair
Lathan Mia and Margaret Robinson of Ti conderoga visit her son Harold as the WS OS plans to hold a clam event.
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Mia
Margaret Robinson
Ticonderoga
Harold
Ws.os
Army Smuggling Case Sentences Confirmed
In Frankfurt Germany Maj. Gen. 1 T. Edwards confirms sentences for conspir acy charges linked to an air smuggling flag operation between Africa and France. Frankfurh individuals Pot HH Cohen Brighunton New York are named among those punished by the U S Army command.
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Frankfurh
Germany
Pot Hh, Cohen
Brighunton
N.Y
Afra
T. Edwards
U. S. Aly Foveon
Angrape
Collen Wis Santeheed
Dollanl
Atl
Army
Decatur Major Howard Galle Sentenced for Embezzlement
The sentence against MaJ. Howard Galle of Decatur Georgia is confirmed. He faces removal from service and repayment of embezzled funds, with penalties including fines and restitution.
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Maj
Howard Galleland
Decatur
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