Jap Talks Too Fast Court Recessed
Tokyo December 24 Tatsuo Tsuchiya known as Little Glass Eye had his murder trial delayed over Christmas as the court interpreter failed to keep pace with his rapid Japanese. The prisoner of war guard testified under a commission ruling that refusing to testify could be used against him. Tsuchiya identified as 28 year old married father of one, a poor farmer and mat maker before becoming a guard at a prison camp. A new interpreter will be secured before the hearing resumes Wednesday.
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Tokyo
Tatsuo Tsuchiya
Tsuchiya
Little Glass Eye
United States Trial Commission
Robert Gordon Teas
Streator
Fraser Warns Conferences May Lead to Dictatorship
New Zealand Prime Minister Peter Fraser says big power conferences, useful in war, risk creating a big power dictatorship in peace. A Vermont study finds average auto accident damage at 10 mph or less is 56.20 dollars, rising to 454.67 dollars above 50 mph.
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Washington
New Zealand
Peter Fraser
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Vermont
Chinese Civil War Deepens Between Communists and Central Government
On December 24 in Chungking Chinese factions continued fighting with no immediate peace in sight before the new year. The New China Daily News urged General Marshall to set a withdrawal deadline for U.S. forces, arguing U.S. aid before a coalition with the communists would worsen the civil conflict. Marshall avoided timing on troop withdrawal and noted it would take time to assess China.
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Chungking
Communist
New China Daily News
General Marshall
China
United States
Marshall
Burglars Fail To Open Unlocked Safe
Oklahoma City police recovered a stolen five and dime safe after burglars battered its door and knocked off the combination knob. Officer Lee Mullinix checked for fingerprints, opened the safe, and found $2,500 inside, noting the safe had apparently never been locked.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lee Mullinix
McAllister Mills Marriage In Bozeman
Kathryn Elinor McAllister and Harold Norman Mills wed in Bozeman at the bride's home with Reverend Lyle Onstad officiating. The ceremony featured a fireplace setting, white and pink mums, and a three tier cake decorated by George Pouliot as guests gathered for a reception. Out-of-town guests included Ronald Halverson and C V O'Leary parties.
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Bozeman Courier
Kathryn McAllister
Harold N. Mills
Kathryn Elinor McAllister
Floyd F. McAllister
Harold Norman Mills
Pendleton
Ore
W. Babcock
Lyle J. Onstad
Hope Lutheran Church
Patricia Marley
George Pouliot
Ceryl V. O’leary
Rosemary Schwab
Clarence Loftsgaarden
C. C. Nicholson
Big Timber
Big Timber Couple Wed in Seattle Bound Home
Clarence Loftsgaarden and Betty Jo Nicholson of Big Timber wed after a two year Seattle period with Boeing Aircraft. Groom son of T F Mills Pendleton and a discharged eight year Army veteran. They honeymooned in Butte and plan to reside at 223 W Republican Seattle.
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Clarence Loftsgaarden
Betty Jo
C. C. Nicholson
Jake Plaggerman
Big Timber
Mrs. Mills
Sweet Grass High School
Bozeman
AAA
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft
T. F. Mills
Pendleton
Butte
Republican
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