Paper theft case linked to Chiang documents and Amerasia
Rep Dondero accused officials of government secrets theft involving a Chiang Kai-shek dossier and a bombing targets file. He cited the Jaffe case and alleged Communist contact, pressing for a House Judiciary Committee investigation into the handling of the evidence and prosecutions.
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Furniture Price Lids Face Boost
The OPA announced plans to raise ceiling prices for low and medium priced furniture by up to 20 percent to spur production. The increase will take effect next month and may or may not be fully passed to consumers. Officials say the move should not raise the cost of living, as affordable furniture may become available. Standards for seaworthiness for American ships are approved by the American Bureau of Shipping.
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Japanese Officer Claims Geneva Convention Not Advised
Lt Kyoshi Fueta, a 26 year Japanese naval officer on a life trial at Kwajalein, testifies he was not advised of the Geneva convention for war prisoners. He and nine other officers face charges over the February 1944 beheadings of American flyers. Witness Tatanichi Manako described executing one flyer on Fueta's order, detailing ritual acts and respect at the grave.
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