GM Proposes Parts Division Reopen Amid Labor Dispute
General Motors urged the United Auto Workers to resume production in the parts and accessories division to aid other automakers. GM president C. E. Wilson said the proposal followed a conference deadlock over picketing. The strike has idled about 225 plants and affected roughly 295,000 workers nationwide.
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Deadly East Coast Nor'easter Leaves Dozens Dead
A powerful nor'easter battered the New England coast and New York, killing at least 32 people and injuring many more. Seventeen dead in New York, eleven in New England, and four in New Jersey, with extensive property damage and boats lost. Storms forced grounding of ships, damage to moorings, and snow depths of several inches to over 30 inches in parts. Rescue crews searched for missing fishermen as paratroopers and guardsmen aided coastlines and transport routes.
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Lindbergh Narrowly Escapes Japanese Attack
New York reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh survived a mid July air duel near New Guinea when Japanese fighters closed on his P38. Maj. Thomas B. McGuire and Col. Charles H. MacDonald rushed to his aid, driving off two pursuing planes as Lindbergh returned fire, with the engagement taking place off the New Guinea coast near German-Samal Bay.
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Alexandria
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475Th
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New Guinea
Jerman-Samale Bay
Ian
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Jeffers
Bette Davis Weds Artist in Palm Springs Ceremony
Bette Davis, 37, wed landscape painter and former naval officer Robert Woodbury Palmer in a Palm Springs ceremony held last week. The service, led by Rev Francis C Ellis, was attended by family and friends including Davis's former husband William Grant Sherry, at Laguna home of Sherry.
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William Grant Sherry
Historie Igsi
Woodbury Palmer
Boite
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Barbsin
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Seymour Fox
Laguna
Sherry
Lsu Jg
Francis C. Ellis
Paul Gordon
Bishon W. Bernd
Stevens
Los Anavies
Miles Thought Army Set For Hawaii Blow in '41
In hearings, Maj. Gen. Sherman Miles asserts he believed Hawaii faced an imminent attack on Dec. 7 1941 warning the Army to be alert after two November 27 messages signaled end of line negotiations with Japan. He notes limited post July 1941 decoding taps and cites Marshall and Short as key figures in the Hawaii alert discussion.
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Peaches OU
Gesell
L.F. G
Leonard
Jap Troops Said Used in China
Chinese Communists accused Japan of deploying Japanese troops to aid the Nationalists in Manchuria and Shandong. They claimed armored units and puppet forces were active near Jinan and Shihe, with Russians and Moscow confirmation boosting Nationalist defenses. The Chungking press said Nationalist headquarters moved inside Manchuria while fears of Soviet influence grew as battles continued along the rail line.
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iKweisai
Suouan
Mandatia
Nationali Inforce Mixun
She Pei
Hope Province
Stihkiachwang
Moscow
Neeunshan
Chunghking
Peace Preservation Corps
Chinnsien
Manchuria
Chagebung Risslati
Mansichuria
Hurley to testify before Senate and House probes
General Patrick J. Hurley agreed to appear before Senate Foreign Relations and House Military Affairs and Un American Activities committees to answer charges and allegations about his criticisms of the State Department and U S policy in China. He sought public session and indicated readiness to answer all questions regarding his claims and the Chiang Kai shek censorship book issue.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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China
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Patterson
West Coast
Deluer
D- Dalien
Souse Farsian Affairs Committee
Vayres Pallersoi
Jin Hurley
Chiang
Itp
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Delaney
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Polly
Arch House Stile Departien
Brawley Appeals Ennis Judgment In Kanawha County
Sheriff D Earl Brawley seeks supreme court review of a Kanawha County circuit court ruling awarding Bayard F Ennis three thousand dollars punitive damages and four thousand dollars actual damages for an attack on Ennis in the courthouse last June tied to reports of a deputy sheriff appointment The appeal questions the punitive damages as excessive and alleges trial errors including the admission of testimony about truth or falsity of Ennis writings and denials of denials by the defense counsel for Ennis
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jUgon
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Spilmai
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Robert
Scientist Fears A Bomb War Wipe Out U S
Washington November 30 atomic disarmament debate erupts as Dr Irving Langmuir Nobel laureate warns that a global nuclear war could erase the United States in a few years while Sen Byrd and lawmakers clash over secrecy and a universal ban. Langmuir cites 10 to 20 year timelines and warns nations may stockpile bombs unless binding accord, Byrd pressing for open deal and mutual restraint.
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Washington
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Byrd Sla de Fallin
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General Electric Laboratories
Langmuir
Colls Committee On Atomic Energy
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Russia
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Argentina
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Lanemuir
County
Hess Admits Amnesia Fake In Statement To Tribunal
Rudolf Hess admitted faking amnesia before the international military tribunal, saying his memory is now in order and he would bear responsibility. He claimed the amnesia was for tactical reasons and read a brief speech to the court. Judges indicated they might find him in convic tion, while his attorney doubted his sanity.
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Rudolf Hess
International Military Tribunal
Adolf Hitler
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Hess
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Lawrence
Tyther von Rohrscheidt
Jolvese Mney
Ammnesia
Robert H. Jackson
Lafyrence
Japan
German Deserters Mass Suicide Attempt in Swedish Custody
Hundreds of German and other internees faced mass self harm as deportation to Russian occupied Europe began. Reports say up to 1,000 injured amid chaos at camps in Sweden with guards clashing, hunger strikes, and trains set for Lubeck and the Soviet zone.
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Aris
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Uomary Feeting
Helge Jung
Luebeck
Sweden
Tralleborg
Sunda
Iran Trouble Lifted by U S
United States sends three attaches from its Tehran embassy to report on Russo Iranian tensions. Secretary Byrnes advisers say terms of Halimnay are harsh and obsolete while call for a united front of free nations remains.
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Tehran
Tabriz
Azerbaijah
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Byrnes
Hussein
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McNdermad
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John D. Jerangan
Armerican
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Curl
S M. Garvie
Senate Debates UNO Pact Amid Absentees and Delays
Senate discussion in Washington centers on U S participation in the United Nations security framework. Sen Donnell of Missouri presses for a two thirds approval, amid gaps in attendance as lawmakers weigh a broad amendment to require presidential consent for deployment.
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Peron Leaves Eva Duarte Waiting at Buenos Aires Church
Exiled Argentine leader Juan Peron failed to attend a planned church ceremony for Eva Duarte in Buenos Aires. About 2,000 spectators gathered at the Church of La Plata as Eva Duarte, her mother, and sisters waited past midnight for a secret wedding. Peron appeared briefly outside the church and then vanished, fueling speculation he intended to present himself as a political candidate and marry Duarte.
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Court Enjoins Inco Pickets In Huntington Plant Access
A court granted an injunction barring picketing at the International Nicksl Co. Huntington plant to shield certain employees from being blocked from access. Judges Loving and Riley noted the harm but said the complaint did not sufficiently allege unlawful picketing. The order also bars union officers and supporters from blocking entry, preserving access to the Runuygior plant.
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International Nicksl Co
United Mine al Workers Dist
Huntington
William T. Loving
James B. Riley
Ingo
Jude John W. Hereford
Coir
Jap Premier's Duties Revised
Prime Minister gains new powers as Japan restructures government after demobilization. Marquis Koseki replaced, imperial purpose shifted toward a democratic monarchy, with Ishiwata describing shrines visit and abdication not expected. Allied controls curb currency issuance amid food shortage concerns.
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Lion
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am/ heror
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Great Britain
Rotaro Ishiwata
Anluse
Marquis ‘Ride
Ishiwata
Alan
Bowline
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Japait Nenes Ministry
Baal
MacArihur
US Plane Circles Globe in 96 Hours 50 Minutes
A U.S. made A-26 attack bomber completed a 24,859 mile flight around the world in 96 hours and 50 minutes. The War Department announced the feat, piloted by Cal A Holzapple of Peoria, with a crew including Lt. Col. Charles R. Meyers and Lt Otto A. Schumacher. The route covered the Philippines, India, North Africa, the Azores, and Bermuda.
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U.S
Globe
Wasitington
Cal. Cosh A. Holzapple
Peoria
Blaze Is Put to Death At Request of Elliott For Attack Upon Fala
Rhinebeck report states Blaze, Elliott Roosevelt’s 188 pound bull mastiff, was euthanized after attacking Fala the Scottie. Veterinarian Dr. Thomas Sheldon said Blaze appeared healthy with no rabies signs, but Elliott requested the dog’s death to protect Fala. Fala and Blaze had previously tangled. Fala survived with injuries after bystanders intervened.
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Elliott
Fala
Rhinebeck
Elliott Roosevelt
Thomas Sheldon
Washington
Hollywood
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Elliott Roose
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Margaret Suckley
Fila
Sheldon
Farry Eliott
Ewinte
Roy
Bali
Yamashita Defends Actions in Philippines War Crimes Case
Manila dispatch reports General Yamashita rebutted charges during a war crimes trial. He claimed he neither ordered nor condoned atrocities in the Philippines and vowed to punish perpetrators if empowered. Prosecutor Kerr highlighted red pins on a map showing known incidents, while Yamashita repeatedly denied knowledge of killings.
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Phe
Li Gon
Tomozuki Yamashita
Edontstl
Yamashits
Philippines
Singapore
Islum
Maj
Reber Kev
Ag Yamashita
Jarnand
Kerr
Nese Evens
Gol
Jingling the News Copyright 16 Stan A wee
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