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Monday. March 7. 1949
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Tuesday, March 8, 1949
7:00 a.m.—Melody Round-Up
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Wednesday, March 9, 1949
7:00—Melody Round Up
7:15—Reveille Time
7:45—Morning Devotions
8:00—Fred Waring
8:30—Record Shop
9:00—Morning Melodies j
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9:30—Jack Berch
9:45—Chiquita
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Sentence 19 For
Mass Murders
BERLIN. (/P)—Gen. Lucius D.
Clay approved today the sentences
Df 19 Germans convicted of the
mass murders of more than one
million persons mostly Jews. ,
Thirteen were sentenced to die.
The defandants' were convicted
by an American war crimes court
at Nuernberg in April, 1948.
The case of one defendant, SS.
Lieutenant Heinz Schubert, who
was sentenced to death, is still un
der consideration.
Execution of the death sentences
was ordered stayed pending ac
tion by the defendants on peti
tions filed with courts in the
United States.
The defendants were leaders of
the so-called Einstaz-Gruppen,
created at the direction of Adolf
Hitler and SS. Chief Heinrich
Himmler in May, 1941, shortly be
fore the German attack on Russia.
Reports of the activities of the
Einsatz-Gruppen showed they ex
ecuted their victims without trial
either by mass shooting or by gas
sing them in special built trucks
or vans.
The approved sentences includ
ed two of life imprisonment. The
others ranged from 20 years to
time already served.
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! Survey Will Chart
Alaska Coast
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I SEATTLE, UP) — The United,
i States coast and geodetic survey
fleet will leave two west coast j
po *ts April 15 for its annual chart
ing of Alaskan waters and opera
tion of shore parties from Bristol
Bay to the Alaska-Canada boun
dary in the Arctic.
Five vessels will leave from
Seattle and one from San Farn
cisco.
In addition to the ships, shore
parties in five separate units will
go north from Seattle in commer
cial airplanes about May 1.
Capt. Jack Senior of the Pacific
Northwest district for the survey,
said 11 chartered planes will be
used for transporting survey pai-|
ties to the field. He said the en-1
tire Arctic project will be in >
charge of Lt. Comdr. H. A. Paton.j
The operation along the west coast |
of Alaska from Bristol Bay to
Kotzebue Sound will be under su-1
pervision of Lt.-Cmdr. J. H. Brit- J
tain.
The primary purpose of the
geodetic and photogramme trie
surveys to be performed by shore
parties is to establish horizontal
and vertical control essential to
mapping the interior of Alaska
and charting the coastline, Senior
said. Photographs will be taken
from the air and reduced to map
by specially designed stereoscopic
plotting instruments, he said.
Unemployment
Rises In States
WASHINGTON, </P)—The num
ber of jobless Americans shot up
another 550,000 in February to
3,200000, the highest unemploy- ^
ment since the war.
The census bureau, reporting
the figure Saturday, attributed the
rise partly to bad weather in some
parts of the country and partly to
‘‘non-seasonal layoffs” in indus
try.
The new increase in unemploy- ^
ment, on top of a 700,000 rise in
January makes the total increase
in joblessness 1,250,000 for the
first two months of 1949.
Not since March, 1942, had so
many Americans who wanted jobs
failed to find them. In that early
part of the war, unemployment
totaled 3,580,000.
The 3,200,000 total of unem
ployed last month was fairly close
to the figure of 3,620,000 that pre
vailed in December, 1941 when i
the Japanese strike at Pearl Har
bor plunged the U. S. into World
War II.
The new February total was
600,000 higher than that in Feb
ruary, 1948.
The employment total, however,
was at the highest level ever at
tained for the month of February.
It topped the previous peak of
February, 1948, by almost 30,000 f
on the basis of census figures.
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