Barkley Defends Prewar FDR Acts in Congress
In congressional debate the Pearl Harbor inquiry links Franklin D Roosevelt to prewar policy. Alben Barkley says Richardson testimony undermines claims Roosevelt invited war with Japan. Congress weighs Truman health insurance and universal military training while pursuing a reform bill on government reorganization.
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Barkley
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Harry Truman
Alben Barkley
D-Ky
James 0. Richardson
Roosevelt
Japan
Richardson
U. S
Philippines
House Military Committee
George Zook
American “Council
Truman
Senate
House
Senates Conference Committee
Abe
Murdock
Utah
LeMay Urges Merged Force at New York Dinner
Major General Curtis LeMay urged a unified command with land, sea, and air forces to maintain world peace for years. Speaking to the Ohio Society of New York, he argued adequate national defense would advance mankind toward eternal peace. Other speakers included John W. Bricker and Maj. Gen. Robert W. Douglas Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curtis BE. LeMay
Japan
Rete
LeMay
Ohio Society of New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Robert W. Douglas, Jr
First Air Force
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Timken 33 Day Strike Heads to Arbitration
Canton news reports the Timken Roller Bearing Co strike reaching arbitration after talks between management and the CIO United Steelworkers failed. The union seeks pay for a five day suspension, while Timken notes most of the 83,200 idle workers have returned to their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
I. W. Abel
Cio-United Steelworkers
Timken
Uses in Federal Hands Urged by Cleveland Group
The Occupational Planning Committee of the Cleveland Welfare Federation urges keeping the United States Employment Service under federal control to run more efficiently and free from politics. They will contact Ohio congressmen and the House appropriations committee to oppose proposals for state supervision. Bible School to Feed Cincinnati. Dr Meredith G Standley says 12,000 invitations sent for 45th annual Thanksgiving dinner at God's Bible School and College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Welfare Federation
United States Employment Service
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Bible School
Cincinnati
Meredith G. Standley
God's Bible School and College
Standley
Army Claims Record Return
The Army stated that despite strikes and shorter hours, the return of soldiers has progressed with 3,114,000 arriving by November 16. Armistice Day strength was 3,673,888 with 1,929,760 overseas. Returns completed by April 1920. future arrivals projected by month across East and West ports with gradual tapering through January and June 1920.
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Washington
Department
I Ihe
Europe
Mediterranean
Earlies
U. S
Pacific
Bromfield Resigns from State Posts in Ohio
Columbus Ohio Governor Lausche announced that Bromfield Richland County author farmer has resigned from the Ohio Postwar Program Commission and the Strip-Mining Commission citing private duties. He offered Richard Lindemann of Delphos a Strip-Mining post and expects acceptance.
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Columbus
Louis Bromfield
Richland County
Ohio
Strip-Mining Commission
Frank J. Lauschel
Bromfield
Richard Lindemann
Delphos
American Legion
Lindemann
Hams Protest Army Junking Radio Gear at Wright Field
Dayton ham radio operators from the Miami Valley criticized the Army policy to junk millions of dollars worth of radio and radar equipment at Wright Field. Major General Hugh J. Knorr said much of the gear, stored in an open field, is weather damaged and some items like radios once worth 1 000 dollars would fetch only scrap. Hams urged a buyer access to salvage the supplies, with one operator proposing to pay for entry and carry away what they can. The Army official could not comment immediately.
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Dayton
Miami Valley
Army
Hugh J. Knorr
Air Technical ‘Training Service Command
Wright Field
Dayton Journal
The
Journal
No Gl Glamour at Nuremberg Nazi Leaders Trial
Nazi leaders filed into the crowded Nuremberg courtroom no longer glamour boys. Hermann Goering appeared unadorned without medals while Julius Streicher and Joachim von Ribbentrop looked altered by age and restraint. Baldur von Schirach and Hans Fritzsche carried a pale, deflated air as did Walther Funk beside rival Hjalmar Schacht. Funk talked little while Schacht observed with aloof disdain.
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Louis.p. Lochner
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Goering
Julius Streicher
Solon's Wife Dead
Funeral services will be held in Cleveland on Friday for Mrs. Robert Crosser wife of Representative Crosser of Ohio who died yesterday in Washington.
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Solon
Cleveland
Robert Crosser
Rep
Crosser
Ohio
Washington
Cold-Blooded Duplicity Of Nazis Japs Revealed
DEWITT MACKENZIE profiles wartime duplicity of German and Japanese leaders as revealed by Pearl Harbor investigations and Nazi records. He notes Nazi treachery in Austria and Japan’s strike at Pearl Harbor, while mentioning Nuernberg trials and Honjo’s suicide. He recalls 1916 gold flows suggesting Japan’s move to ally with Germany before America entered the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Goering
Austria
Europe
General Honjo
Manchuria
London
New York
Wall Street
Japan
Germany
America
Trial Opens for War Criminals Glumal Defendants
The International War Crimes Tribunal opens proceedings with 20 Nazi defendants including Goering Hess and Streicher facing early counts. Lord Justice Lawrence supervises as Hermann Goering engages in courtroom defiance and Justice Jackson leads American observers. The hearing notes prewar anti Jewish rhetoric and Nazi plans while Kaltenbrunner is absent due to a cranial hemorrhage.
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Mernberg
UFI
G&f
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Hess
Geoffrey Lawrence
Ernst’ Kaltenbrunnner
Poliés
Herman Goering
Propaganda Ministry
Britain
Julius Streicher
Mt Goering
Germany
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Hitler
Austria
Typhoid cases reported in Warren County
Warren County Health Board Clerk Erentine Cook said two typhoid fever cases were reported in the county yesterday. One patient is a ten year old boy and the other a housewife.
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Lebanon
Ernestine Cook
Warren County Health Board
CIO-Arbitration Demand in GM UAW Showdown
The CIO UAW demands arbitration to settle the wage dispute with General Motors, setting a 4 p.m. EST deadline for GM to reply. The move, described as the last peaceful option, could trigger a strike if GM rejects and union delegates push for action. Across the country, 275,000 workers face disputes, including a Chicago telephone strike and Rio Grande Western divisions’ stoppage.
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CIO
Associated Press
United Automobile Workers
General Motors Corporation
Auto Workers
General Motors
E.S.T
Detroit
General Motors C
Cio-Uaw
R. J. Thomas
Walter P. Reuther
G-M
C. E. Wilson
Washington
Chicago
Marual
Minow
Indiana
New York
Illinois
Trate
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Rio Grande Motor Way, Inc
Great Lakes
Office of Defense Transportation
Department of Agriculture
Solid Fuels Administration
Department of As
Chester W. Willetts
Great Lakes Towing Co
J At
Buffalo
N. Y
Truman Plan To Aid Health Under Study
Washington reports outline President Truman's proposal for federal aid to hospitals health centers and facilities expanded public health maternal and child services federal support for education research and a disability insurance program. Senators Wagner and Taft comment on implications while House leaders pledge hearings and action within weeks amid debates on federal tax funded health coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruman
Priest
D-Tenn
House Interstate Health Subcommittee
Wagner
D-Ny
Dingell
D-Mich
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
Ohio
Appoints Poling to Industrial Commission
Columbus Franklin C Poling 61 of Mansfield former city treasurer named by Gov Lausche to the Regional Claims Board of the State Industrial Commission for the Toledo district for the term ending September 30 1949 announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clumbus
Frank C. Polin
Mansfield
State Industrial Commission
Toledo
Frank J. Lausche
New Price Less Than Used Cars Forecast
Washington OPA acknowledged new ceiling prices for some new autos will fall below the current ceilings on comparable 1942 used cars. An anonymous OPA official cited storage costs and depreciation cuts as reasons, noting a four percent drop in used car ceilings will take effect January 1. Patman praised the action as commendable while dealer groups in Cincinnati vow to press for legal amending action to modify Bowles policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Patmen
D-Tex
Thhe House
Small Business Committee
Patman
Cincinnati
Willian S. Mallon
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Bowles
B-29 Sets Longest Nonstop Flight Record From Guam
The Army announced a B-29 has set a nonstop distance record while flying eastward from Guam. The Superfortress passed La Crosse Wisconsin at 9 30 am EST, about 7368 miles from Guam, and is expected to land at Washington National Airport around 1 30 pm EST. The crew consisted of specially selected Pacific War veterans on a standard B-29 minus armor and radar.
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Washington
Army
Guam
la Crosse
Wis
Army Air Force
Washington National Airport
Egypt
Russes
Japan
Hokkaido
Chicago
Accused Jap Kills Himself
Baron General Shigeru Hongo, charged as a war crimes ringleader, killed himself in his Tokyo office less than a day after arrest order. He slashed his stomach then severed his throat, ending a documented bid to avoid Allied court proceedings.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Hongo
Manchuria
War College
Ihen
Honjo
English Teacher Dies In New Philadelphia
Clara L. Myers, aged 73, long time English professor at Flora Stone Mather College of Western Reserve University in Cleveland, died yesterday in New Philadelphia after a 23 year teaching career. Her death closes a notable chapter in academic leadership and English education locally.
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New Philadelphia
Clara L. Myers
Flora Stone
Mather College of Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio Plans Mental Clinics For Veterans and Civilians
Ohio welfare officials propose a chain of Mental Hygiene Clinics to supplement federal clinics in Cleveland and Cincinnati and a neuroses center at Brecksville. Details await the coming special session. Dr. Edward J. Humphreys notes civilian and veteran mental illness rates and cites manpower and funding shortages. He warns clinics cannot replace broader efforts to improve daily living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Humphreys
Soviets Bar Iran Troops Quell Azarbaijan Disturbances
Iran said Soviet authorities halted the movement of Tranian troops and gendarmes sent from Tehran to quell disturbances in Azarbaijan province. Four battalions were moving northward toward Kazvin with apparent Russian consent to restore order after seven people were reported killed. Kazvin lies about one third of the distance to Tabriz.
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Tehran
Azarbaijan
Kazvin
Tabriz
Navy Suggests Baruch Be Head National Security Commission
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal proposed Bernard M. Baruch head a presidential commission to study national security. The Navy advised forming the panel before any move to merge the armed forces into a single department.
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Detroit
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Bernard M. Baruch
Navy
Senate Group Delays Action on Amendment
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee will delay until January 28 any action on proposed constitutional amendments. The measures include term limits for the U.S. president and extending public ownership to electric and gas utilities, rail and road haulage, with Labor plans to nationalize civil aviation and Cable and Wireless relay services. The Bank of England nationalization bill is also before Parliament as part of the Labour program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
London
Sev
Herbert
Morrison
Eral
Attlee
United Convert
Cable and Wireless, Ltd
Bank of England
Bank workers hear music while working at Cleveland reserve bank
Officials of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland said a work program mixing cancelled checks and music has been so successful it may expand to other system banks. In 20 minutes per hour staff in the check collection department hear a range of tunes from classical to dance hits to reduce fatigue.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Youngstown Court Blocks Increase In Music Tax
Common Pleas Judge Davie Jenkins upheld juke box owners who sued to restrain Youngstown from collecting a $10 annual music tax, saying a municipal charter amendment requires voter approval. The council had raised the tax from 5 to 10 dollars, a move challenged as improper. Albert S. Goss was re elected master of the Western National Staunch? organization at its 79th annual meeting in Kansas City as day six of business.
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Youngstown
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