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AMA Charges Nazis Sterilized
Without Consent of Victims
CHICAGO U.B Nazi doctors
conducted war-time experiments
to find out how to accomplisn
mass sterilization without the vic
tim's knowledge and even tried
x-raying unsuspecting men and
women filling out governmental
xorms, it has been reported.
In a review of the findings of a
special mission which investigated
German medical experiments, the
Toumal of the American Medical
Assn. I aid the experiments
"flaunted the laws of mankind
and medicine."
The experiments and "barbarl-
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ties" of the 23 Nazi physicians
who will go on trial in Nuero
berg next Dec. S "were contrary
to the laws of humanity and the
ethical practices of the medical
profession which have prevailed
for more than 20 centuries," the
Journal said.
The Journal also indicted Ger
man medical organizations and
societies for failing "to express in
any -manner their disapproval of
these widely-known experiments.
An AMA representative, Dr.
A. C. Ivy of the University of
Illinois, was a member of the
mission which Investigated "war
crimes of a medical nature." The
mission's report to the U.S. gov
ernment. the Journal said, re.
vealed that non - experimental
crimes of the Nazis Included
Mass killings of persons about
to die from disease, malnutrition,
and old age; poor workers placed
on a hunger diet and then killed
when they became weakened from
malnutrition: mass killings to
make more room in overcrowded
concentration camps and prisons;
and hundreds of thousands of
Grasles. Poles and Russians killed
by exposure to tumes or potassium
cyanide and by injection or van
ous drugs.
"One series of murders was
done to provide skeletons for an
anthropological museum, t n e
Journal said.
The Journal cited previous re
ports that revealed Nazi expert'
ments In which nude young worn'
en were forced to lie next to
frozen men in an attempt to en
courage recovery.
All experiments involving bru
tality, torture and murder "were
done without any basis In any
laws either of Germany or of the
Hague convention," the Journal
said, adding that certain Nazi die
tors performed experiments on
human subjects without their,
consent. I
Ivy's report to the Secretary of.
War listed 15 types of experi
ments which Included studies;
made to ascertain "how a popu
lation could be sterilized without
their knowledge, so that the steri
lization could be accomplished
without the fact becoming avail
able for propaganda by the ene
mies of the Belch."
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Judge Sentences Two
On Larceny Charges
Circuit Court Judge Sal King
Wednesday aentenced David L.
Collins, 18, Elmlra. and Norval
lOrndorff, 22, Live Oak, Calif., to
a maximum of three years each
In the state penitentiary after
the pair had entered guilty pleas
to a larceny by bailee charge
! Tuesday.
They were returned from Twin
Falls, Idaho, Monday after tak
ing a used car out for a trial ride
in Springfield and then depart
ing for the Idaho City. Both waiv
ed indictment by the grand jury
following their return here.
Another three-year maximum
was meted out to Scott Mangrum,
62, on a burglary not in a dwel
ling charge for the theft of $150
in narcotics from Croner's Drug
Store in Oakridge. Mangrum also
waived grand jury Indictment and
pleaded guilty. 1
The three men were taken to
Salem to begin prisons terms
Wednesday afternoon. I
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PORTLAND (A Immuniza
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Dr. Harold M. Erickson, state
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no reports of smallpox cases in
the state and attributed the per
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spread vaccination program.
GOOD SHOW. ANTWAT
INDIANAPOLIS, (U.R) Nine
shining red fire-fighting trucks
and emergency police cars roared
up to the traction terminal build
ing in downtown Indianapolis.
The milling crowd gathered for
the big fire saw a lone- fireman
climb from the longest hook-and-ladder
truck and put out a blaze
in an awning with a hand extinguisher.
TOURISTS ENRICH HOOSIERS
INDIANAPOLIS U.R) Out-of-state
visitors in Indiana spend
an average of $10 each per day,
the state Department of Public
Relations has announced. The de
partment said Indiana s 1946
i tourist business will be worth
more than $250,000,000 to the
state more than double the
'amount in 1939. ,
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Why Bert Won
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Folks wereat MiuilaeS
, Bert CMMera woo (rat prist far
hie corn at the eoaoty fair.
Yet the judges admit H wean's
Just because Bert had the finest
ears of corn. He knew how to die
r'"V them : neatly arranged, with
t he husks cleanly trimmed, and the
booth white and spoMeee.
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