European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes june 49 sergeant testifies to brutality of Nisei Tonoya Kawakita Tomoya Meatball Jap prison is led to Nisei accused of treason As a los june 25 Tomoya the Meatball Kawakita made an emaciated american War prisoner run around a japanese prison Yard on disease swollen legs at double according to a wit Ness at his treason two prisoners who were too sick to up were to go on running longer than the former Ralph Montgomery testified in Federal court he identified them As David car Corpus and George Oklahoma Montgomery was the first witness against the 26yearold California born who served As inter Preter at a wartime prison Camp in on another Montgomery Kawakita Cut eight to four the number of men assigned to haul 20foot logs weighing from 300 to 500 pounds Truman signs draft measure june 25 president Truman yesterday signed the peacetime draft Bill and two appropriation measures that give Over to the Navy and air his action on the conscription measures made it Law and stopped the flood of enlistments in the National guard and reserves by men 1925 seeking to sidestep induction into the regular Between and men were expected to be drafted the first signature of the draft which had not been anticipated before the july 5 made or 90 Days from the possible be ginning Date of of Corporal killed in Japan Accident june 25 up the far air Force announced Charles was killed saturday night when he jumped Down a embark avoid an Gail away was assigned 315th composite Wing As Crew chief in a fighter scientist reports lingering dangers of atomic poisons june 25 Lead ing medical scientist associated with the development of the atomic bomb told the american medical association convention Here about atomic poisons May linger dangerously for Many Stafford Warren showed Pic Tures of How these poisons All Are radioactive atoms and nearly a dozen Are deadly if they get inside the Warren said that after any atomic bomb atomic poisons would fall water supplies and food growing areas and endanger life unless doctors learn How to combat science group to study Bikini after effects june 25 scientific party is preparing to return to Bikini for another examination of effects of atomic bombs on fish and Plant seven University of Washington fisheries experts will take part in the with scientists from Many parts of the the study is being sponsored by atomic Energy in cooperation with the Dakota  on nuns in Public schools june 25 a North Dakota will vote next week on a question which has Cut the and Catholic nuns shall be permitted to continue teaching in Public the was placed on the june 29 primary election ballot under North Dakotas initiative which permits the people to act As a it was placed there after failure of efforts to get the 1947 legislature to pass such a sponsored by a group of prot largely the measure would prohibit Public school teachers from wearing any garb religious there Are about 75 nuns teach ing to Public schools in North a out of a total of than 1936 there were the anti garb backers say this would enable the Catholic Church to make on Public Educa Catholic Church officials say nuns teach in 19 Public All but four of which Are in the West Central part of the they say All pupils in 10 these schools come from Catholic families and that enrolment in the other nine is predominantly they also say the nuns hold teaching positions Only where local school boards want they contend the number of protestant teaching in Public schools also has increased in recent the increases Are regarded really As duet the Lay teacher shortage brought on by the recent the provident Way of the transgressor june 25 Mcdonnell looked Down at the defendant in a motoring recognized his face i told you in april that of you got into trouble again you might just As Well your tooth because you would staying a Long have you got to say for the 62yearold Roy Goodenough said pulled a Toothbrush out of his he got six storms break heat wave on Eastern coast june 25 nigh Long thunderstorms which lashed the Middle Eastern causing property damage and a broke heat Waves in the Philadelphia and new York Power lines fell and were uprooted in Baltimore As rain fell accompanied by 75 Mph earlier the City As Thermo meters hit an official record of degrees winds a Trail of damaged roofless barns and darkened Homes in Central in 60 Mph winds caused numerous thousands of Federal workers in Washington released from their duties Early in the afternoon because of a 95 fahrenheit heat Flash floods kill 9 in Oklahoma Flatland Oklahoma june 25 dead and Home less were reported by Rescue work ers combing the Oklahoma Flat lands yesterday in the Wake of Flash the threat of fresh floods in the Eastern River valleys Hiing heavy Over townsmen and heavy Rains hit Oklahoma City in the states Central All the deaths so far Are at in the West Central where Deer Creek Rose in a Flash flood second a hot decided nomination of june 25 Thomas won the gop presidential nomination on the third convention Ball pfc when his four leading opponents released their delegates to vote Fin the decisive vote came on the second As the new yer of governor polled 515 his opponents polled the following votes on the second ballot Robert of 274 Navy ship on world cruise june h 25 the Navy yesterday the sea plane tender Greenwich Bay has left a round the world it headed first for the Mediterranean and the persian k Harold of Muci 149 Arthur Vanden of and Earl of second ballot follows Alabama Dewey Taft 5 Arizona Dewey Taft Stassen 2 Arkansas Dewey Taft 7 California 53 Colorado Dewey Taft Stassen 8 Connecticut Ray mond 19 Delaware Dewey Taft Stassen l Dewey Stassen Taft 6 Georgia Dewey Stassen Warren Idaho Dewey 11 Illinois Martin Dewey 50 Indiana Dewey 29 Iowa Douglas Macarthur Taft Stassen Dewey 13 Kansas Dewey Martin Stassen Taft Vandenberg 1 Kentucky Taft Vandenberg Stassen 1 Louisiana Dewey Taft 7 Maine Stassen Dewey Vandenberg 1 Massachusetts Stassen Taft Vandenberg Dewey Martin 2 Michigan Vandenberg Minnesota stasseiv25 Mississippi Taft 8 Missouri passes Montana Dewey Talt 3 Nebraska Dewey Dewey Taft 3 Nebraska Dewey Stassen 9 Nevada Dewey Taft 2 new Hampshire Dewey Stassen 2 new Jersey Stassen Taft Vandenberg new Mexico Dewey Taft Stas sen 2 new York Dewey Taft 1 North Carolina Martin Stassen Taft Dewey 17 North Dakota Stas sen 11 Ohio Taft Stassen Dewey 1 Oklahoma Taft Dewey 19 Oregon Dewey 12 Pennsylvania Taft Dewey Warren Vanden Berg Stassen 1 Rhode Island Martin Vandenberg Taft Dewey 4 South Carolina Taft South Dakota Dewey Stassen 4 Tennessee Taft National chairman Carroll Reece 1 Texas Taft Stassen Dewey 2 Ertah Dewey Stassen Taft 3 Vermont Dewey Stassen 2 Virginia Dewey Taft Martin 1 Washington Stassen Taft Dewey 14 West Virginia Dewey Stassen 3 wis Consin Dewey Macarthur Stassen Wyoming Dewey Stassen 3 Alaska Dewey 3 District of Columbia Dewey 3 Hawaii Dewey Taft 2 puerto Taft Dewey 1 mis Souri Dewey Taft Stassen Warren Hollywood to be scene of Wallace rites june final rites Carroll for v showman Earl Beryl his leading lady who died with him in a Pennsylvania plane june will be held monday at Forest Lawn memorial the will be cremated As both services held for miss Wallace by her family tues Day were attended by 300 strike averted ii in Coal by wage boost june 25 president Truman emergency cot Board announced yesterday tha John Lewis and the National mine owners have agreed on a work the new contract is under Stew to provide for Dollar a Day increase i miners increase in the contribution to the miners welfare fund from 10 to 20 cents a some of details of the agree ment still were to be worked out f further bargaining sessions Between Lewis and the s factory wages in a average weekly june 25 the labor yesterday the nations average tory earned a week in a slight increase Over apr but somewhat below the Altira in a preliminary report on and the department Sale the Industrial employee worked an average of 40 hours week last month earned a average cents an president signs measure raising rail pensions president Truman has signed Law an amendment to the retirement act which raises per cent the annuities of Retic Railroad the Money come from the surplus of the rag Road retirement honesty is the june 25 Pauline Fairbanks found Worth of diamonds while ele Annj a hotel and gave them to Tim two hours later Alief of new claimed the he gave fair Barita a 1 be go we Dif on of Iii Foi Era iss Stii Prye Pai out Rint 1 me Tea bul the Ali to in can hot to i Mei say Yea for Roc s fax a t c be Cai Coj to m cd he