Vets Arrested over Secret Atomic Bomb Photos in Baltimore
Three former servicemen George Wallace Comer Miles Daubenheyer and James Barnes Rike were arrested by FBI agents in Baltimore after attempting to sell highly secret photographs of the atomic bomb. The men were arraigned on bond with hearing set for October 23.
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Baltimore
FBI
Baltimore News-Post
George Wallace Comer
Bel Air
Comers Rock
Army Air Forces
Pearl Harbor
Marshalls
Tinian
Miles Frederick Daubenheyer
Butlerville
Ind
Army
Merchant Marine
James Barnes Rike
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fort Mead
United States
Ernest Volkart
Daubenheyer
Comer
Rike
Texas
California
North Carolina
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Pacific
Hoover
U S rejects Dardanelles bid of Reds
The United States rejects Russia's bid for control of the Dardanelles and warns that the United Nations Security Council would act if Moscow attacks or threatens to attack Turkey. The note supports Turkey and opposes joint Soviet Turkish control, stressing U S vital interest beyond the Mediterranean.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Dardanelles
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Turkey
Soviet Union
State Department
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Walter Bedell J Smith
Security Council of the
United Nations
Truman
Army
Navy
Britain
Ban on Romania n Flights Lifted
Normal air traffic over Central Europe returned as the United States army lifted its temporary suspension of American flights over Romania. Rescinded bans over Czechoslovakia and Hungary followed. Officials would not discuss reasons or comment on reports that the suspensions were tied to troop movements.
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Frankfurt
Central
Europe
United States Army
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Washington
Russia Accused of Executing Key War Crimes Witnesses
TOKYO AP An American defense attorney says Russia deliberately executed important witnesses who could have provided crucial testimony in the war crimes trial of former Japanese Premier Hideki Tojo and other top-ranking suspects.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Unclear OCR index page items with scattered sections
Fragmented text shows date related listings and sections like Deaths Editorial Features Movies Radio Sports and State News. It lacks coherent events or names to summarize into a specific news item.
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Index
Wenbrhane
Marlon
Fenry McLemore
Soap Chips Bring Cedar Rapids Queues and Crowds
Friday in Cedar Rapids saw long lines at May’s Buehler’s A and P Osco’s and Penney’s as residents sought scarce soap chips and shortening. Store managers attributed a rare simultaneous replenishment and high demand, with lines forming before opening and shelves quickly emptied by midmorning.
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Louise Johnston
Cedar Rapids
May's
Buehler's
A and P
Osco’s
Penney's
May’s
Buehler’s
Buehler
Penney’s
Stepinac Given 16 Year Sentence For Collaboration
A Croatian court convicts Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac on Axis collaboration charges and imposes 16 years at forced labor plus confiscation of his property and loss of legal rights for five years. Also convicted are Ustashi officers and associates, with sentences up to death.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
People's Court of
Croatia
Roman Catholic Church of
Stepinac
Axis
Ante Pavelic
Ustashi
Erik Lisak
Pavle Guniin
Lisak
Independent State of
Newsprint Ceilings Raised $10 a Ton by OPA
The OPA lifted newsprint ceilings by ten dollars a ton and rejected a newspaper bid for decontrol. The move, effective Friday, sets new ceilings at 84 dollars for standard newsprint delivered to 38 port cities and varies by 10 zones, covering both domestic and imported stock to ensure continued shipments.
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Washington
OPA
United States
Frost Expected After 43 Degree Day
The Cedar Kranads News notes a forecast of frost tonight and Saturday night as temperatures linger around 43 at 2:30 PM. Thursday’s high reached 66 with 40 at 7 PM and 45 by 7 AM Friday as cooler air set in.
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China
William D. Leahy
V. K. Wellington Koo
Madame Koo
Republic of China
Cedar Krantds
Chambers
Red Sox Edge Cardinals 6-3 In World Series Game
Boston takes a 3-2 series lead after a 6-3 win over St. Louis as Joe Dobson goes the distance. Culbertson Homers for Boston while Musial and Garagiola contribute for the Cardinals in a high tension game.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Howie Pollet
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Cardinals
Leo Culberson
Dobson
Schoendienst
Earl Johnson
Mickey Harris
Moore
Partee
Pesky
Musial
Williams
Gutteridge
Pollet
al Brazie
Dimaggio
Kurowski
Slaughter
Garagiola
Brazie
Kurawski
York Garagiola
Walker
Garagiola Culberson
Marion
Jonghy
Red
Sox
Army to Stop Draft Calls for Rest of Year
The War Department suspended all draft calls for the remainder of the year citing favorable results from the volunteer recruitment campaign. About 35,000 men selected for induction in late October and November are affected, with 15,000 of October’s quota likely inducted by Oct 15. Future calls remain possible if enlistments fall short.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Five Die in US Plane Crash Near Rio de Janeiro
Five people died when a United States military plane crashed into a mountain near Rio de Janeiro and exploded. The United States embassy identified the dead as Captain Warren E Jenks, Tech Sgt Richard A Myers, Cornelia Gail Kennedy, Lucille M Connell, and Phyllis Low, all connected to the war department or US missions.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Warren E Jenks
Richard A Myers
Cornelia Gail Kennedy
War Department
Lucille M Connell
Phyllis Low
United States War Department
Nazis Pace Cells Like Caged Lions At Nurnberg Trial
Nuernberg prison reported Friday that 11 condemned Nazi war criminals learned their last appeals were denied. Ribbentrop and Jodl paced their cells like caged lions as the other nine sat glum on death row. Maj Teich said the spokesman, while Col Andrus noted no official notice had yet arrived from the Allied central council in Berlin.
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Nuernberg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Alfred Jodl
Reims
Adolf Hitler
Frederick Teich
Col Burton
Andrus
Allied Central Council
Berlin
Fr as new Social Democratic leader named premier
Stockholm reports Tage Erlander was formally named premier and succeeds Per Albin Hansson, who died the previous weekend, becoming the new head of the Social Democratic party.
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Stockholm
Tage Frlander
Social Democratic Party
Per Albin Hansson
Vacation in marble palaces for worthy Soviet workers
Nikolai Lukichev a 20 year old coal miner enjoys a 30 day rest cure at a Black Sea resort’s marble palace. He describes earning it by overfulfilling the five year plan and boosting coal output from 147 to 250 million tons. He claims a day’s work can yield 3766 rubles, about $300, far above the typical miner’s monthly pay. The Rest Home blends hospital hotel luxury with brief sunlight and X ray checks. Continued on Picture Page.
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John Strohm
Ochi
U.S.S.R
Nikolai
Caucasus
Black Sea
Nikolai Lukichev
Young Communist League
Soviet Union
Lai
Ordzhonikidze Rest Home
Proposals Taken Under Advisement After Cabinet Meet
President Truman weighed several plans to relieve meat shortages after a long cabinet session that discussed beef imports. Secretary Anderson noted the decision rested with the President and a broadcast over the weekend was possible. Attorney General Clark ordered an anti trust probe into packers cattle lots.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Clinton P Anderson
Argentina
Anderson
Tom C Clark
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
CIO
Beef Industry Advisory Committee
Democratic National
Robert E. Hannegan
John R. Steelman
Clark Clifford
Steelworker Kills Wife in Gun Battle
Arthur Mathews a 43 year old steelworker confessed to police about a fatal apartment gunfight in Peoria Illinois He said he shot his wife when she tried to seize his pistol as two men rushed in His nephew Gerald Waite 21 was killed and his brother in law Edward Heppner 52 wounded Mathews also shot himself but survived with a minor scalp wound
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Peoria
Ill
Arthur Mathews
Mathews
Gerald Waite
Edward Heppner
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