Jap Admiral Decided Hawaii Attack Congress Told
Washington AP report on Pearl Harbor hearings shows Adm Nagano saying he decided on November 3 1941 to attack Hawaii without consultation. Capitol Hill debates full employment FEPC and wartime job guarantees as lawmakers consider amendments and potential agency permanence.
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Senate and House clash over small business carrier reforms
The Senate and House clash over a reorganization plan for a national carrier program. Patman accuses big interests of pressuring his committee as the House accounts panel votes only 20000 while he seeks the original until January 1 funding to shield small business interests.
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Labor unrestAcross the nation disrupts service and strikes
Chicago service fears paralysis as talks continue over a six dollar weekly wage hike and pay scale changes for operators. Nationwide idle workers range up to 300000 amid strikes in textiles, autos, and transportation. Reports detail disputes in Nashua, East St. Louis, Batavia, and Seattle as unions seek higher wages and better conditions.
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Wagner Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
In Cleveland Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner marked their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday. Attending were Wagner’s parents Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner who have nine decades of marriage between them. Eldo Wagner is 95 and his wife 91. Both Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner are described as enjoying good health at this milestone.
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Set Funeral Services For Pioneer Pastor
WARREN Fervices for Rev. George F. Crites, 99, will be eld here tomorrow at nearby ardstown Christian Church, where 1 was pastor for several years. native of Fairfield County, he tganized the First Christian Church at Newark, O., in 1886. He lso held pastorates at Hubbard, ., New Paris, O. and Ripley, 0.
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Jeveland Newsboy Injured in Robbery Incident
Cleveland reports detail a 10 year old newsboy named William Kieber beaten and robbed by an unknown assailant. He suffered a fractured skull, with $7.55 in collections found near his home after the assault. A separate item notes the death of Luther Campbell, 15, after a bicycle collision with a car on a highway south of town.
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Mrs Eisenhower Hospitalized in Iowa Report
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower hospitalized in Boone Iowa with bronchial pneumonia rests comfortably as husband plans to go to Chicago to accept the American Legion distinguished service medal Doctor A B Deering of Boone says her condition last night was very satisfactory.
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Trainman Killed in Overpass Fall in Xenia
Conductor H. C. Schick reports a trainman fell fifteen feet from an overpass to a highway below near Xenia. The accident occurred yesterday as the unidentified employee, reportedly named George J. Davis, was aboard the train.
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Tran Rebels Make Gains
Armed Separatist Democratic party rebels reportedly advance from Mianeh toward Tehran along a 230 mile trail. High ranking Iranian officers call the situation desperate as the insurgents sever communications with Tehran and Tabriz after seizing Mianeh. An Iranian government spokesman notes rebels wear civilian clothes and rifles and machineguns were distributed from trucks bearing Russian insignia.
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11400 Troops Pour In East Ports Today
Thirteen troop carriers with more than 41,400 troops arrive at three East Coast ports today while from the Pacific 34 ships with about 28,000 service personnel are due at the same ports.
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Anti-Russian Talk Blamed On World Tensions and Bomb
Alexander Sokolov writes in New Times that the atomic bomb has sparked incorrigible reactionaries worldwide to agitate against the Soviet Union. The piece notes strained Big Three relations with Russia and Western Allies, citing disagreements over Japan Bulgaria and Romania, and ends by invoking Lincoln's call to dedication to unfinished work.
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Luke Lee Tennessee Newsman Dies at 66
Luke Lea, longtime Tennessee journalist and former publisher, died at age 66 in Nashville after a recurrence of a stomach ailment. A one-time U.S. senator at 31, he later led a party in a controversial abortive plan during the Paris peace conference era. He served as a colonel of field artillery in World War I.
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United States arrests 68 Japanese war crime suspects
The U S announces 47 more accused Japanese war criminals are in custody. Named or linked individuals include Yosuke Matsuoka and Toshio Shiratori for group actions, plus generals and leaders connected to the Mukden incident, the Nanking events, and the Panay bombing.
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Nationalists score near in labor gains in Manchuria
Washington AP reports the Labor Management Conference enters its third week amid deep disagreements yet leans toward voluntary arbitration to ease industrial strife. United Mine Workers and Chamber of Commerce note progress on collective bargaining, while some officials urge leaving wage and discipline decisions to management.
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Beast of Belsen and Six Others Face Gallows
LUENEBURG 4 Josef Kra smer the Beast of Belsen stony faced 22 year old Irma Grese Queen of the Belsen gang and six others facing the gallows for tortures inflicted on concentration camp inmates will appeal their convictions. British announcement said yesterday 26 of the 30 defendants sentenced to imprisonment or death would appeal. MUERNBERG Germany Ernst Kaltenbrunner former Chief of the Nazi Security Police suffered a brain hemorrhage in his cell last night but a spokesman for the US prosecutor's office said he would have to answer charges sometime before the International war crimes tribunal. If it opens on schedule there may be only 19 of the 24 Nazis listed in the original indictment on hand.
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Veteran Says Accident That Two Are Killed
Cleveland police say 24-year-old Army veteran Jack Cavanaugh admitted firing six bullets in a quarrel that fatally wounded Ethel Polinak, 21, and Donald May, 40. He told detectives he intended to scare May and Elmer Reid, 48, former husbands of his mother-in-law.
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Armored Cars in De Gaulle Note Action
Paris reports three armored bars around the Bourbon Palace as the constituent assembly weighs De Gaulle's resignation while police show strength. The Communist party shifts support to Maurice Thorez for the presidency, after previously pressing for a cabinet post. Felix Gouin, Socialist president of the assembly, was also mentioned in earlier reports.
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Legion Urges Influence On U S Defense Policy
Brig Gen Kenneth Royall told American Legionnaires at the 27th annual convention that strong concerted effort is needed to keep public opinion from opposing universal military training. He warned against relying on untried groups and noted polls show broad support for universal training while stressing UN peace hope.
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Hold Two Columbus Youths in Ohio Thefts
Police Chief Warden Long said two 18 year old Columbus youths have confessed stealing jewelry worth 1200 dollars from store windows in this city Cirill and Circleville. He will confer with the Fayette county prosecutor before charging them. They were arrested yesterday in Xenia as suspicious persons.
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Strangles on Food in Youngstown Claims Teen
Fifteen year old George Hesky, an invalid, choked to death yesterday while eating a wiener sandwich in Youngstown. Coroner David Belking ruled accidental death by strangulation.
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Food Trades Plan Broad Growth Move
The agriculture department forecasts a broad expansion in wholesale and retail food trades with hundreds of millions of dollars in spending next year. Orders for grocery manufacturing equipment total about 600 million, with plans for streamlined one story wholesale plants and expanded frozen food storage. New supermarkets and suburban food centers are expected, while government policies may shape the fate of 56 dehydration plants and citrus plants in Florida. Population shifts from war centers to the West South and the Detroit Cleveland Chicago area are noted as long range concerns for decentralization and a possible new industrial empire on the West Coast.
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Yanks Burned Alive by Japs and Dealers Disappointed
Cincinnati reports directors of the National Automobile Dealers Association meeting after Bowles cuts automobile deal discounts by 2.5 percent. They express disappointment but seek next steps in response to the action.
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Retail Price Placed Near 1942 Level
Washington AP General Motors cars will cost the public slightly less than pre war models while Fords Studebakers and Chrysler autos will be higher OPS Administrator Chester Bowles outlines price ceilings for new cars The major surprise is GM built Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks and Cadillacs will retail for about 25 percent less than in January 1942 Ford and Studebaker increases are planned and Chrysler up one and 2 for Plymouth Dodge and De Soto Dealers face reduced profit margins but absorption of higher costs is denied Four Studebaker models priced retail show the new pricing and note that tax and transport add to showroom costs
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Lindbergh backs atomic energy sharing under UN controls
New York report quotes Charles A. Lindbergh endorsing, in principle, Truman, Attlee, and King sharing atomic secrets if UN controls are effective. He defends the trio's stance as wise and cautious and notes an inaccurate account of remarks from a private meeting in Washington.
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Milk Producers Get Seven Cent Increase In October Prices
Dayton Springfield area dairy workers reported October milk price at 3.61 per hundredweight, a seven cent rise from September. Miami Valley Cooperative Milk Producers Association notes 24 dealers shipped 13,216,050 pounds of inspected milk, 6,174,000 quarts, as officials predict prices will hold near current levels. Butler County offers $3 bounty per fox killed this year. claimants must present fox fur paws to Sheriff Walke.
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