Soviet Trial of Nazi Officers Signals Call for Hess Proceedings
Washington reports that the Kharkov trials of three German war criminals and a Russian traitor are seen as a push for immediate war crimes trials of Nazi leaders like Rudolf Hess. The piece notes Russian demand for Hess’s speedy, transparent proceedings and warns against Nazi reprisal as a factor in delayed action.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United Nations
Rudolf Hess
Hess
British Isles
United States
Great Britain
Kharkov
Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Trials of War Criminals Across Fronts Dictate Future Justice
The text notes Soviet trials of German war criminals with appeals not provided and translators aiding due process, while Allied observers in London weigh principles for handling guilt. It contrasts post WWI national tribunals under Versailles with WWII trials in the country where offenses occurred.
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Russia
London
Cub Pack Members Win Awards at Yale Party
At the Cub pack No 12 monthly meeting and Christmas party held at Taylor School awards were presented. Recipients include Bobcat Jim Walsh Jack Farrell Richard Spinka Edgar Clark Charles Gentile and Ted Lee.
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Cub
Yale
Cub Pack No. 12
Taylor School
Bobcat
Jimmy Walsh
Jack Farrell
Richard Spinka
Edgar Clark
Charles Gentile
Ted Lee
Gordon Ribble
Wallace Krause
Donald Bradley
Jimmy Dorland
Glen Matter
Jerry Jerman
Gold Arrow
Jack de Long
Donald Bomkamp
Silver Arrow
Dean Raddatz
Lron
Harold Tyler
Harvey Goodenough
Denner
Duane Melchert
Jerry Rutan
Den
James Trimble
Darrell Shrader
Gordon
Ribble
Wallace
Krause
Orin Mengler
Kenneth Harrison
Pat McNeil
David Arnold
Douglas Redies
Flames Sweep Danish Armaments Plant
Reports from Copenhagen say a fire of probable saboteur origin swept the main building of Riffel Syndicate works Denmark's largest armament firm Riffels, a major producer of automatic machine guns for the German army, near Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
Riffel Syndicate Works
Denmark
Riffels
Oldest U.S. Army Soldier Hurt in Taxi Collision
The oldest enlisted man in the U S army, Sgt. John W Westervelt, age 75, was hospitalized Tuesday after a taxi struck him, breaking his leg in Long Beach California.
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Long Beach
Calif
U S. Army
John W. Westervelt
Bolivian Junta Guards Tin Mines After Coup
Bolivian forces guard major tin mines as the nationalist junta solidifies control after overthrowing Gen. Pena and pledges to honor United Nations obligations. Paz Estenssoro, now finance minister, says Bolivia will respect Atlantic Charter and UN ties. exiles of Penaranda named.
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Bolivia
United Nations
Alberto Villaroel
Santiago
Chile
Washington
la Paz
United States Metal Reserve Company
Carlos Salinas
Julio Cespedez Anez
Penaranda
Eliseo Penaranda
Arica
Lima
Peru
Santa Cruz
Carlos Montenegro
Buenos Aires
NRM
Paz Estenssoro
Bolivia ouster of Penaranda alarms U S officials
Officials in Washington voiced concern Tuesday over the revolutionary removal of pro Allied Bolivian President Enrique Penaranda, signaling heightened U S attention to the regional upheaval and potential implications for policy and stability.
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Washington
Enrique Penaranda
Bolivia
United
Penny on B-24 launches 800 for war orphans fund
Le Roy Oesch in Ypsilanti sticks a stray penny on a B 24 at Willow Run, sparking a chain of donations by workers. The brigade raises 800 for war orphans via Stars and Stripes fund, with 310.09 in company funds and 20.60 more from Willow Run, as others pledge more.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
LeRoy Oesch
Willow Run
England
Oesch
Glenn R. Brayton
United Automobile Workers
Robert Wood
United States Army
Stars and Stripes
Richard M. Rice
Portland
Ore
Wood
Rice
War Orphans' Fund
Andrew M. Prescott
Lakeport
Calif
Sgt
Oris C Brashears
Alameda
Prescott
Brashears
Partisan Government Formed in Yugoslavia Under Tito
Cairo reports say Marshal Tito set up a supreme Yugoslav government and King Peter’s provisional regime faces a crisis. British and American staff officers agreed with Tito’s Partisans on plans for a military campaign in Yugoslavia, while General Mihailovic’s loyalists were absent from talks.
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London
Cairo
Josip (Tito) Broz
Peter
Puritsch
Peter Zivkovic
Bogoljub Jeftic
Broz
United States
Josip Broz
Yugoslavia
Alexandria
Generaja Mihailovic
Yanks and British Bomb Bangkok in Long Range Air Op
Allied air forces raid Bangkok docks and enemy arsenal areas in a major first long range operation of the Eastern Asia air command. In Burma USAAF and RAF strike Japanese installations by day and night. Chinese forces advance against Japanese positions in Nanhsien Ansiang Lihsien and Tsingshih as Wavell warns Japan of expanded Asian war effort.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Eastern Asia Air Command
Burma
USAAF
RAF
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chungking
14Th Army Air Force
China
Hunan
Nan- Hsien
Ansiang
Tunegting Lake
Lihsien
Tsingshih
Lord Wavell
India
Japan
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