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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
3
Testimony in the Kramer trial details savage treatment at a Nazi camp in Luenebers toward prisoners. Guards beat inmates, starved detainees, and mass graves were shown as evidence. A British official cited 46 500 died at Beisen amid nearby German food stores.
President accepts the resignation of War Labor Board chief George W. Taylor. Secretary Schwetenbach moves quickly to reassign duties and explore alternatives as labor tensions rise during the postwar transition. Court and congressional action loom over plans for mediation and potential federal arbitration to ease worker disputes.
In Canon City Colorado, 104 inmates volunteered for a Sanitary Corps study led by Maj. L. H. Tisdall to test a universal blood type for transfusions. Forty nine were selected for detailed Silay tests. about a pint per inmate was transfused with no lasting ill effects reported.
Rep Clare Boothe Luce urged underground shelters and decentralization of vital war plants as a protection against surprise atomic attacks. President Truman met with three senators on peacetime atomic policy as Maj Gen Lettay argued the bomb did not end the war while Maj Gen Groves said it did shorten the conflict.
General Brehon Somervell asked to retire upon General George C. Marshall's retirement. He requested terminal leave on Marshall's retirement date and retirement from active duty thereafter, citing World War II service and Army regulations. No date has been announced for Marshall's retirement.
Lily Abegg was arrested in Yokohama yesterday by American authorities on charges related to World War II war crimes. Reports indicate involvement with Tokyo radio propaganda broadcasts and ties to Japanese wartime activities.
A Stamford woman donated her eyes to aid an eight month old patient at Presbyterian Hospital Eye Institute. New corneas from Miss Eve Tobey were transplanted to the infant who has been blind since birth. A hospital spokesman said the child is progressing comfortably and noted that outcomes may take weeks to confirm.
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