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Zachek, Jerry
About | Abstract
Employment of German prisoners of war (POWs) on Deming area farms during World War II.
Jerry Zachek, male, born in 1934
August 30, 2000, Zachek Residence, Rural Deming
Prisoners of War in New Mexico Agriculture
Southwest New Mexico
Number of Tapes
Tape 1, Side A
Emanuel Vocale's parents began farming in the Deming area in 1928. They started in agriculture as sharecroppers, but eventually purchased the farm where Vocale still resides today. Zachek's parents began farming in the Deming area in 1940. They originally came from Texas to Deming to work in the tuberculosis sanatorium. They raised cotton and pinto beans on the farm, but more cotton during WWII. [Pinto beans increased greatly in price immediately after the war.]
Before the war, relatives of the Zacheks would come from south Texas to assist with the cotton harvest. If farmers had children in school, the children were excused from school in order to help with the harvest. (Right after WWII, Vocale hired neighbor women to work on his farm.)
When Zachek was approximately ten years of age he could pick 250 pounds of cotton (Acala 1517) a day. His father could pick 500 pounds and his mother 400 pounds. Both consultants knew of men who could pick 600 pounds of cotton a day.
Zachek's father transported "twelve to fifteen" POWs and their guard in a trailer pulled behind a car. Some days, Zachek's mother would prepare "chile and beans" for the POWs. Zachek and his two siblings would work alongside the POWs in the same field. The POWs came from the camp at the Deming "airport."
Zachek remembers that on occasion the guard would fall asleep in the cotton trailer. The POWs would come in and weigh their cotton, take his rifle, "make some rounds with it," and then return the rifle.
Zachek remembers talking and joking with the Germans, and some tried to teach him to count in German. (The owners or farm managers were ordinarily expected to weigh the cotton picked by the POWs.)
Discussion of the POWs ability to pick cotton. Vocale explains that on average the POWs were expected to pick 200 pounds of cotton a day. If the group didn't meet the quota, they had to stay at the farm until they did. Some POWs refused to pick and if they couldn't be convinced in any other way, they would be put in solitary confinement. (The POWs picked clean if slow.)
The wage paid to the POWs was established for the entire Deming area. Zachek isn't aware of whether his parents felt that they were receiving a good return for the money they spent on POWs' wages. Vocale states, "We were glad to get 'em." Zachek and Vocale remember only German POWs.
Vocale describes going to the compound and contracting for POW labor. This had to be done on a day-to-day basis.
Tape 1, Side B
Vocale heard of POWs being employed by a rancher, but cannot remember who the rancher was.
In general, according to Vocale, the townspeople in Deming accepted the POW camp. The army bought supplies from local businesses.
Vocale states the POWs asked him for "potatoes, cigarettes, and, of course, beer." There was a strict observance of the non-fraternization policy on his farm, which he discusses in detail. In his opinion the POWs were treated well, even though the POWs might have thought otherwise. (Zachek will look for photographs of the POWs; Vocale doesn't think that photographing the POWs was allowed.)
Vocale and Zachek remember employing the POWs only for one year. Following employment of the POWs, Vocale employed conscientious objectors.
When the camp was demobilized, Vocale purchased one of the former POW barracks to use on his farm. There was POW graffiti and drawings on the walls of the barracks that have since been defaced by subsequent farm workers.
Zachek believes that the POWs were lonesome and wanted to be around children. He remembers the POWs singing while they worked.
Vocale compares our treatment of German POWs, with other country's treatment of our soldiers that had been captured.
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In early 1988 the car was commissioned by Hartswood Films to be used in the two part ITV cold war spy thriller "Codename Kyril" and was used in the drama by the leading role actor the late Edward Woodward as his personal transport [see pic]. In 1990 the car was again commisioned to appear in the true story film " Let him have it " about the controversial hanging of Derek Bentley in 1953 Starring Christopher Ecclestone [ later to be Dr Who ] and was on this occasion used as one of the lead Police cars. The car has every old mot from 2008 back to 1982/3. also all the old tax discs going back to the same date and the old green logbook with three entries.
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require 'logger'
require 'digest/md5'
require 'active_support/core_ext/class/attribute_accessors'

require 'wicked_pdf_railtie'
require 'wicked_pdf_tempfile'

class WickedPdf
  if Platform.is_windows?
   include Win32PdfRenderer
  elsif Platform.is_linux?
   include NixPdfRenderer
  else
   raise "Unable to find Platform"
  end
  @@config = {}
  cattr_accessor :config

  def initialize(wkhtmltopdf_binary_path = nil)
    @exe_path = wkhtmltopdf_binary_path
    @exe_path ||= WickedPdf.config[:exe_path] unless WickedPdf.config.empty?
    @exe_path ||= `which wkhtmltopdf`.chomp
    raise "Location of wkhtmltopdf unknown" if @exe_path.empty?
    raise "Bad wkhtmltopdf's path" unless File.exists?(@exe_path)
    raise "Wkhtmltopdf is not executable" unless File.executable?(@exe_path)
  end

  private

    def parse_options(options)
      [
        parse_header_footer(:header => options.delete(:header),
                            :footer => options.delete(:footer),
                            :layout => options[:layout]),
        parse_toc(options.delete(:toc)),
        parse_outline(options.delete(:outline)),
        parse_margins(options.delete(:margin)),
        parse_others(options),
        parse_basic_auth(options)
      ].join(' ')
    end

    def parse_basic_auth(options)
      if options[:basic_auth]
        user, passwd = Base64.decode64(options[:basic_auth]).split(":")
        "--username #{user} --password #{passwd} "
      else
        ""
      end
    end

    def make_option(name, value, type=:string)
      "--#{name.gsub('_', '-')} " + case type
        when :boolean then ""
        when :numeric then value.to_s
		when :hf then "#{value}"
        else "'#{value}'"
      end + " "
    end

    def make_options(options, names, prefix="", type=:string)
      names.collect {|o| make_option("#{prefix.blank? ? "" : prefix + "-"}#{o.to_s}", options[o], type) unless options[o].blank?}.join
    end

    def parse_header_footer(options)
      r=""
      [:header, :footer].collect do |hf|
        unless options[hf].blank?
          opt_hf = options[hf]
          r += make_options(opt_hf, [:center, :font_name, :left, :right], "#{hf.to_s}")
          r += make_options(opt_hf, [:font_size, :spacing], "#{hf.to_s}", :numeric)
          r += make_options(opt_hf, [:line], "#{hf.to_s}", :boolean)
          unless opt_hf[:html].blank?
			if Platform::is_windows?
            r += make_option("#{hf.to_s}-html", opt_hf[:html][:url],:hf) unless opt_hf[:html][:url].blank?
			elsif Platform::is_linux?
			r += make_option("#{hf.to_s}-html", opt_hf[:html][:url]) unless opt_hf[:html][:url].blank?
			end
          end
        end
      end unless options.blank?
      r
    end

    def parse_toc(options)
      unless options.blank?
        r = make_options(options, [ :font_name, :header_text], "toc")
        r +=make_options(options, [ :depth,
                                    :header_fs,
                                    :l1_font_size,
                                    :l2_font_size,
                                    :l3_font_size,
                                    :l4_font_size,
                                    :l5_font_size,
                                    :l6_font_size,
                                    :l7_font_size,
                                    :l1_indentation,
                                    :l2_indentation,
                                    :l3_indentation,
                                    :l4_indentation,
                                    :l5_indentation,
                                    :l6_indentation,
                                    :l7_indentation], "toc", :numeric)
        r +=make_options(options, [ :no_dots,
                                    :disable_links,
                                    :disable_back_links], "toc", :boolean)
      end
    end

    def parse_outline(options)
      unless options.blank?
        r = make_options(options, [:outline], "", :boolean)
        r +=make_options(options, [:outline_depth], "", :numeric)
      end
    end

    def parse_margins(options)
      make_options(options, [:top, :bottom, :left, :right], "margin", :numeric) unless options.blank?
    end

    def parse_others(options)
      unless options.blank?
        r = make_options(options, [ :orientation,
                                    :page_size,
                                    :page_width,
                                    :page_height,
                                    :proxy,
                                    :username,
                                    :password,
                                    :cover,
                                    :dpi,
                                    :encoding,
                                    :user_style_sheet])
        r +=make_options(options, [ :redirect_delay,
                                    :zoom,
                                    :page_offset], "", :numeric)
        r +=make_options(options, [ :book,
                                    :default_header,
                                    :disable_javascript,
                                    :greyscale,
                                    :lowquality,
                                    :enable_plugins,
                                    :disable_internal_links,
                                    :disable_external_links,
                                    :print_media_type,
                                    :disable_smart_shrinking,
                                    :use_xserver,
                                    :no_background], "", :boolean)
      end
    end

end

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All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman Adams Oshiomhole is seeking dismissal of a suit seeking his probe by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged corruption.
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja had ordered investigation of his spendings as Governor of Edo state.
Justice Anwuli Chikere had directed that Oshiomole be served with an application brought before the court by an anti-corruption crusader, Bishop Osadolor Ochei seeking an order of mandamus compelling the EFCC to arrest and commence criminal proceedings against the APC chairman..
The Judge, who also ordered that the anti-graft agency be also served with the court process, stressed that the service be done within five days from October 9 when the order was made.
But Oshiomhole on Tuesday questioned the plaintiff's right under the law, to seek to compel the EFCC to probe his tenure as Edo State Governor. Oshiomhole, in a notice of preliminary objection filed by his lawyer, Damien Dodo (SAN), argued that the plaintiff lacked the locus standi to bring the suit.
In the objection, supported by 10 grounds, Oshiomhole argued that the suit has become a mere academic exercise since the plaintiff failed to file the suit for judicial review within three months of the occurrence of the subject of the case.
He argued that the action or inaction of the EFCC being subjected to review by the proceedings occurred on December 13, 2016, while the plaintiff only institute the action for judicial review on June 13, 2018.
The APC National Chairman noted that this came about 18 months after the occurrence of the alleged failure being complained about.
He argued that the court lacked the jurisdiction to entertain the suit for failure of the plaintiff to begin the action within the time provided by extant rules of the court and for failure to disclose locus standi to file the action.
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Juan Zabalo y Navarro (ur. 1684 w Saragossie, zm. 1746 tamże) – pochodzący z Aragonii hiszpański malarz barokowy, projektant nastaw ołtarzowych i architektury efemerycznej.

Naukę zaczął w warsztacie swojego ojca, który był cieślą, a jego pierwszym nauczycielem malarstwa był zapewne Jerónimo Secano. W 1712 roku ożenił się Franciscą Ortiz de Baráiz, z którą miał dziewięcioro dzieci. Jego córka Teresa poślubiła José Luzána, znanego malarza barokowego i nauczyciela Goi. Otworzył swoją pracownię w Saragossie przy ulicy Verónica de Zaragoza, gdzie mieszkał. Wykładał także w akademii rysunku prowadzonej przez rzeźbiarza i mistrza budowniczego Juana Ramíreza.

Jego głównym zajęciem było przygotowywanie scenografii, projektowanie nastaw ołtarzowych i architektury efemerycznej. W okresie baroku istniało duże zapotrzebowanie na tego typu sztukę, wykorzystywaną do uświetniania wystawnych orszaków świątecznych i pogrzebowych. Wśród tych prac można wyróżnić żałobny teatr wzniesiony w 1714 roku w Saragossie na czas pochówku Marii Ludwiki Sabaudzkiej, kolejny wzniesiony w 1716 roku dla zmarłego Ludwika XIV, i w 1745 dla króla Filipa V – ten ostatni utrzymany w odmianie barokowego stylu nazywanej churrigueryzmem.

Przypisy

Hiszpańscy architekci
Hiszpańscy malarze barokowi
Urodzeni w 1684
Zmarli w 1746
Ludzie urodzeni w Saragossie

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