Bus Drivers Vote To End Long Strike
About 4 000 employees ended a two month walkout over wages with Greyhound. Strikers began returning to work as the U S Conciliation Service reported the move. Contemporaneous headlines noted a separate 50 000 Western Union strike delay and broader auto industry layoffs in Detroit amid shortages.
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Howard T. Colvis
U.3
AFL
Wi. Sug
Allen
JAFL
WLB
Ose
Troit
Miotors
Ford
Chrysler
Packard
Car
Firma
Cloeed
Pini
Pecause
Admiral Stark asserts Kimmel was given adequate warning before Pearl Harbor
Washington reported Admiral Harold R. Stark stated Admiral Husband E. Kimmel at Hawaii received adequate information and directives to be on guard prior to the December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. Stark testified amid a Senate committee inquiry, noting delays in approval for naval personnel and the Atlantic war effort.
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Washington
Harold R. Stark
Husband E. Kimmel
Hawaii
Chief of Naval Operations
Senate House Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Thomas C. Hart
Britain
Iceland
Navy
Miners Abandon Hope Amid Mine Rescue Halt
Trapped miners face halted rescue efforts after an explosion at the Creek Coal mine. Veteran workers say there is little chance of survival for the 31 miners currently believed trapped, as authorities consider new drilling options to reach the location of the collapse.
Commander May Lose Face in Japanese Strikes Plan
The article reports on military leaders and officials debating a control plan tied to Japan's actions in the Pacific. It notes President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull exchanges and suggests concern over possible Japanese surprise attacks. It references Admiral Kimmel and ship transfers in 1941 and tensions in 1942.
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MacArthur
Roosevalt
Hull
W Heither
Pacific
Atlantic
Japan
Cleveland figures mourn prominent Ohio attorney general
Mrs Thom Herbert widow of Ohio attorney general Thomas J. Herbert dies after several weeks illness. Amelaren of Cleveland farmer Jeanette Judson married Herbert soon after he returned from World War II service. Herbert Leurrenithy reported as Republican governor candidate.
Arrive in Seta Today Reports on Hitler Aide Arrest
Reuters dispatch from London summarizes claims that more than 22 500 American servicemen are to arrive in New York Boston San Francisco and Los Angeles. The report cites Czechoslovak and British sources about Martin Bormann's seizure and German security officials avoiding confirmation.
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Coe
Eee
Germany
London
Reuters News
Sency
Nuernberg
Czechoslovak
Martin Bormann
York
Fuehrer
Newport News
Boston
Dispatch
Pacific
San Fran
Bormann
Ciscus
San
Diego
Los
Hitler's Last Testament Alleged in Berlin Turmoil
Claims Adolf Hitler's political testament was prepared as Berlin buckled to Soviet invasion. The document accuses Goering Himmler and Nazi leadership of failed efforts to seize power and negotiate with the enemy. It depicts a propoganda crafted plan urging universal service to a socialist state.
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Sindernberg
Adolf Hit
Ias
Berlin
Mann Goering
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Best Liar of 1945 Wins World Title by Louisville Tale
The Durlington Liar's Club crowns Minehan Linehan of Louisville Kentucky as Best Liar of 1945 for a story claiming the Ohio River flood was stopped by a prompt election board action. His wife Mrs Linehan confirms she already knew of his boast.
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Burlington
Wis
Mar
Durlington
Louisville
Linehan
Peace talks offer for Chinese parties to join government
Chiang Kai-shek in a New Year message invited leaders of other political parties to participate in China's government and policy making or executive branches ahead of the May National Assembly. He said Communists must not be small arms to gain influence, as they maintain a separate army in North China.
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Chungking
Generalissi
Mmo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
National Assembly
China
Constitutional Assembly
Tire Scarcity Forecast by Goodyear Leader in 1946
The article notes William O'Neil, president of General Tire and Rubber Co., predicting tire scarcity in 1946. It mentions Goodyear officials and references material shortages and wartime context affecting tire production and supply. The prose is fragmented but centers on industry forecasts and risks to tire availability.
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William O'Neil
General Tire. & Rubber Co
Litchfield
Goodyear Tire
Byrnes Assures Nation U.S. Will Retain Top Role in Japs Control
Secretary of State Byrnes outlined why his Moscow talks support lasting peace and assured Americans that new Japan control machinery will not hinder Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He said the United States will maintain a leading policy role in postwar administration.
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Byrnes
United States
Washington
Moscow
Japan
Douglas Mac
Arthur
Macarthur
Tokyo
Rural Ohio needs better medical care says OSU expert
Dr A R Mangus rural sociologist at Ohio State University warned Columbus that non metropolitan Ohio had only 15 hospital beds per 10 000 farm population in 1943 and urged expanded rural health programs. He cited wartime selective service data showing many farm youths failed physicals and noted high infant mortality. He pointed to county physician and dentist ratios, including 26 counties with only one physician under 65 per 1914 people and eight counties with the fewest dentists per person.
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Columbus
Sammon
Cleveland
Ohio
A. R. Mangus
Ohio State University
Mangus
Vaidan
A. Cone
Ta Sott
Violent Death Toll Compared With National Forecast
The report shows 207 violent deaths from Friday to early today, below the National Safety Council four day forecast of 375 to 400. Icy highways curtail motor travel across sections of the country. New York and Pennsylvania led with 20 deaths each, Ohio reported three traffic deaths and five miscellaneous deaths over the weekend.
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National Safety Council
Falls
New
York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Dutch Marines Land On Contested Island Amid Police Crackdown
The British announced today that 743 members of the Indonesian police force in Batavia were being held after British troops seized a police station. About 2,000 Dutch marines trained in the United States prepared to embark, signaling escalating actions in the region.
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Batavia
United States
Tax Cuts to Boost Civilian Goods Flow After 1946 Reform
Government expects $6 billion tax incentive to spur reconversion and production with larger postwar output. Corporations gain about $3.14 billion while individuals receive roughly $2.8 billion, with low income households seeing up to 12 million benefits. Officials warn inflationary risk but anticipate a stabilizing net effect as more money stays in circulation.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Commerce Department
Dustry
Treasury Department
Slaying of Mrs. Marsden Triggers Detroit Police Probe
Detroit police investigate the brutal killing of 40 year old Mrs. Gi Cordelia Marsden found in a schoolyard near a tavern area. Authorities probe whether the slay must have involved a civilian assailant and reviewed possible ties to a hospital discharge and civilian clothing evidence.
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Detroit
Gi Cordelia Marsden
Hitec
Polic
Yank Officer Tells Court of Jap Atrocities
Capt. Wayrie C Liles testifies in a court martial about beatings by Lt. Okotaro Furushima known as Harry Onion. He describes being struck in the face with a belt and leather strap after an alleged escape attempt by Pvt. James Mann and the death of Marin who starved in the guardhouse after 14 days.
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Po Cmp
Omnuta
Leamp
Wayrie C Liles
Clinton
Okla
Okotaro Furushima
Harry Onion
James 5. Mann
Los Angeles
Marin
Liles
Furushima
Jhe
Congress Eyes Peace Time Pace in 1946 Plan
Washington leaders plan to speed up the legislative agenda to allow lawmakers more time with home folks. The plan includes closing the House and Senate summer adjournment from July to November elections. The move aims to put Congress back on a peacetime schedule ahead of re elections.
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Washington
D-Mo
Home Appropriations Committee
Xald
Senate
Congress
Azores Order Stirs State Department Talk Of War Plans
Roosevelt ordered an expedition to seize the Azores within 30 days as debate over war strategy swirled. Byrnes, Bevin, Molotov described near agreement on Japan, atomic energy, Iran, and a possible three power commission. Byrnes spoke aboard the Williamsburg with Truman, noting some decisions may not go as hoped but aiming to offer hope to weary nations.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Sextra
Lester. Merica
Sander
Moscow
State Department
Byrnes
Russia
Britain
Japan
China
Korea
Romania
Bulgaria
Bevin
Molotov
Iran
United. Ii Assembly
Jay
Truman
Quantu
Willamsburg
Washington
White House
Willemcburg
Control Council
Weither
U. S
MacArthur
Commission
Unexpected Visit of Sailor Son Tragedy in Cleveland
A Cleveland mother 48 receives news of her sailor son’s death as her other son Charles Jr. returns home from eight months at sea. The city begins sesquicentennial celebrations with a $150,000 bequest final payment from Christina Arbuckle North.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Zwilling
William G. List
Cleveland
New Concord
Presleson
Robert N. Montgomery
Muskingum
Charles, Jr
Pub College
Amiic Square
Christina Arbuckle
Africa
Pittaburgh
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