Punish Nazis Gestapo Says Opinion Poll
George Gallup reports a nationwide survey showing Americans favor strong punishment for Gestapo and Nazi storm troopers. About 45 percent want them quickly destroyed, with many urging death, torture, or exile, and two thirds favor killing Hermann Goering.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Gestapo
Germany
United States
Hermann Goering
Violence and Arson In Reich Punishable by Death
Berlin authorities warned that 51 people would be executed for each act of violence against occupation forces. Berlin's new lord mayor Dr. Arthur Werner said measures would seize 50 Nazi party members as hostages and execute them alongside the offender. He urged reporting of planned crimes, stating failure to report would also be punishable by death.
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London
U.P
Arthur Werner
Berlin
Hitler Youth
Nazi Party
Werner
Red Army
Warning on optimism for civilian flying boom
J Wendell Coombs president of the Aeronautical Training Society warns against expecting an immediate postwar rise in civilian flight. He cites surveys of 46 peacetime bases across 20 states showing training and operational costs and limited air port access will slow progress. He calls for adequate pilot training and windward city air parks to boost acceptance.
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Los Angeles
J. Wendell Coombs
Aeronautical Training Society
Coombs
ATS
AAF
Jap Relocation Authority May Retire In 1946
The War Relocation Authority expects to be out of business by June 30 1946 after returning 117000 evacuated Japanese Americans to civilian life The 1946 operating fund is projected at 25000000 down from 37000000 last year Funding was reduced by 140000 from the postage travel fund while information funds remained intact Eastern offices will shrink while Pacific coast offices expand WRA director Dillon Myer says 18000 Japanese could be released from eight centers by 1946 Tule Lake segregation center occupants now expatriates and undesirables feel the end of the authority will end protection against Pacific coast attacks.
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Washington
War Relocation Authority
House Appropriations Committee
WRA
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
California
Pacific Coast
Dillon Myer
Tule Lake
Kenny to stay in United States, says will remain
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Australian nurse behind infantile paralysis treatment, announced she will stay in the United States. In a letter to the Elizabeth Kenny Institute board in Minneapolis she thanked supporters and offered to keep her association and headquarters there if the directors wish.
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Minneapolis
Elizabeth Kenny
United States
Kenny
American Medical Association
Elizabeth Kenny Institute
Parole Considered For Oldest Convict In Arizona
Florence June 2. The State Board of Pardons and Paroles is reviewing 72 year old William Faltin, Arizona’s oldest inmate by tenure, after 32 years in prison and four narrow escapes from execution for first degree murder. Faltin’s bid comes as he nears life’s end, with no clear wish to rejoin outside life.
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Dick Smith
Florence, Ariz
U.P
State Penitentiary
William Faltin
Faltin
Arizona
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Carl Petersen
Phoenix
Kansas City
Mo. Cry
Nicholas Pomero
Petersen
Pomero
Nick
Pomeros
Bradshaw Mountains
Sheriff's Office
Faltin Place
State Supreme Court
Falin
Maricopa County
Manchukuo Drafts Men Up To Age 36
The Manchukuo government ordered mobilization of all males up to 36 years old, Radio Tokyo said in a broadcast heard by United Press in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Radio Tokyo
United Press
Tucsonian's Husband Dies In San Francisco
Mr and Mrs O W Schwenker of 2833 East Fourth street received word their son in law Dr S L Baritell died in San Francisco on Thursday from pneumonia He and wife Harriet Schwenker Baritell of Tucson would have completed medical courses at UC Berkeley this month He is survived by his wife mother Mrs Katherine Baritell and brother Dr LeMont Baritell of Berkeley
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O. W. Schwenker
East Fourth Street
S. L. Baritell
San Francisco
Baritell
Harriet Schwenker
Tucson
University of California At Berkeley
Katherine Baritell
LeMont Baritell
Berkeley
Imitation and fortress mentality in World War II era rhetoric
The analysis compares German and Japanese strategies as both seek to anchor defense behind impregnable lines and to split Allied unity. It notes Japan’s wartime diplomacy toward Moscow, flattery increasing as Europe’s difficulties grow, and questions whether Japan would trade Manchuria to appease Russia given Manchukuo’s importance for sustaining the southern Allied assault.
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Germany
Reich
Balkans
Italy
Norway
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Malaya
Sumatra
Siam
Tokyo
Europe
Moscow
Manchukuo
Russia
Donor John C. Caddy Sets Blood-Giving Habit
South Bend man John C. Caddy 33, father of two, has donated blood 42 times in two years and refuses compensation, reflecting a strong habit of voluntary giving.
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South Bend
Ind. U.P
John C. Caddy
Michigan 3d in Peach Production in 1944 War Survey
Michigan ranked third nationally in peach production in 1944 with 3,300,000 bushels, per a War Food Administration survey. California led with 32,919,000 bushels and Georgia followed at 4,860,000 bushels.
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Gan
War Food Administration
California
Georgia
Three Spokane Firefighters Rescue Missed Roast
A Spokane fire crew of three engines two trucks and a first aid team rushed to a house to save a roast valued at 30 red points but could not reach it in time. The effort involved 27 firefighters and a prowling car as smoke filled the kitchen.
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Spokane, Wash
UPR
Joe
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