Mihailovic Describes Nazi Meeting In 1944
General Mihailović testified that a German foreign office aide, Herr Sterker, attempted to gauge Allied intent during a 1944 meeting in a village. He said the aim was to test if the western Allies and the Soviet Union would capitulate to German initiatives.
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Draja Mihhailovic
Milic
Mibkhailovic
Mikhailovic
Graiuary
Herr Sterker
Foreign Office
Sterker
Tsingtao Hit By Communists Unrest Roils Tsingtao
Nationalist dispatches report Communist forces have reached the outskirts of Tsingtao, the United States naval base on Shantung peninsula. A Chinese naval sortie into Kiaochow Bay was repulsed with junks sunk and losses for the attackers. The defense ministry called the situation critical and noted United States forces may influence the outcome.
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Nanking
INS
Na‘tionalist
Chiang Kai-shek
Tsingtao
United States
Shantung Peninsula
Central
Kiaochow Bay
U. S
Chiang
Ministry of National Defense
Huangpu
Pehsa
Taungtao
Defense Ministry
Tsinan-Tsingtao
King Umberto Exiles to Portugal in Crisis
King Umberto fled Italy and entered exile in Portugal after declaring the cabinet had acted illegally and vowing to remain the legal monarch. The move followed violent clashes in Naples and elsewhere, with Umberto departing by air and planning to spend the night in Barcelona before settling elsewhere.
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Rome
Umberto If
Chargime
Umberto
Barreione
Barcelona
Consvatanion
Nome Naples
Alcide de Gaschier
Wille
Dewn
Adolfo Infante
Ams
House of Savoy
Natphos
Umberto Story as King Umberto departs Rome show wirephoto
A wire photo from Rome shows King Umberto waving farewell from his plane as the depature signals end of his visit. AP photographer Walter Gregs captured the image. the negative reached AP New York before 1 p.m. EDT yesterday.
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Italy
Tuter
Campino
Rome
Lisbon
Portugal
Apet
Baleem
Haly
Amchtant
New York
AP Walter Gregs
Russia split at UN Security Council over Franco Spain plan
Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko condemned an amended UN plan for action against Franco Spain and warned against inaction. The council adjourned after a two and a half hour session with hopes to reach a settlement by Monday afternoon.
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New York
INSI
Russia
U. N. Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Franco
Spain
Gromyko
Igta
Security Council
Council
U. N
General ‘Assembly
United States
H. V. Evatt
Fiveeman
U. S
Herschel Johnson
General Assembly
Extortion Trial Testimony in Charleston Case
Miss Mina N Mount testifies that Ed Bourne and Dr A L Spaulding pressured her for bribe money after arrest in a jewelry theft case. Spaulding allegedly said Bourne wanted 250 then 500 dollars. promised to withdraw 3500 from bank next Monday. Trial resumes in intermediate court after two hung juries.
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Edgar C. Bourne
A. L.pet
Miss Mount
Dr. Spaulding
Bourne
Phy
Sician
Guy Jail
Spaulding
Senate Extends Price Controls to All Merchandise
The Senate voted to extend price controls to every item and to every dealer, barring absorption of cost increases and preserving prewar markups. It defeated Pepper’s seven month extension and kept profit safeguards for dealers including automobiles and appliances, amid tense debate on OPA powers.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
Papper D-Fliper
Sen. Wherry
J S Offers A Energy For Benefit Of Mankind
Oskb Ridge Tenn June 13 report a local event titled J S offers a energy for benefit of mankind with a plan to raise funds and support community needs despite limited detail from the fragment.
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J.S
Oskb Ridge
Tenn
Baruch to Give A Bomb Report
Bernard M Baruch will address the United Nations Atomic Commission about America's plan to share atom secrets in exchange for peace guarantees He is expected to be named commission chairman and will outline conditions and limits for any global control system. The briefing also hints at later consideration of V-2 rockets chemical and biological warfare and broader weapons limits.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Commission America
Wag Am
United States
United Nations Today
U. N
United’ States
Lilienthal
FWA
House Is Set To Ratify British Loan
The House banking committee approved the 63.75 billion loan by 20 to 4 and leaders predicted House passage by a comfortable margin after Senate approval 46 to 34. Debate to begin Monday as proponents frame the loan as essential to Bretton Woods trade and global economic cooperation and to counter Communism.
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Washington
House
House Banking Committee
Rayburn
D.-Tex
Aleady
Senate
Rep
Walcott
Michigan
Banking Committee
Rep. Buffett
Nebraska
Miss Jessie
Sumner
Lilnais
Sraith
Ohio
Britain
Bretton Woods World Bank and Fund
United States Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Houston
Derby Parade Marshal Named in West Virginia
T. C. Colihan is named parade marshal for the All West Virginia Soap Box Derby to be held July 20 in Charleston. He will oversee the downtown parade on July 19 and direct pre race activities at Derby Downs on Little Tyler Mountain road near Lake Chaweva for boys aged 11 to 16. Colihan will work with Derby director B M Higginbotham and Promotion Manager Frank A Knight. Sponsors include Rhodes Walker Chevrolet Co and McMullion Motors Inc along with The Gazette and other Chevrolet dealers.
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T. C
Tom) Colihan
Colihan
Charleston
Little Tyler Mountain Road
Lake Chaweva
B. M. Higginbotham
Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
Rhodes-Walker Chevrolet Co
South Charleston
McMullion Motors, Inc
Chevrolet
Miners Vacations Limited to Four Days
The 1946 vacation period for bituminous miners under the government UMW contract is cut to four days. Adm. Ben Moreell announced the four day limit to boost coal production for essential needs. The vacation runs from Thursday July 4 through Sunday July 7, with the original plan previously extending from June 20 to July 8.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Adm
Ben Moreed
John L. Lewis
UMW
Petrillo to Face Court for Strike
Federal authorities charge James C. Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians with violating the Lea law by calling a strike at Chicago radio station WAAF on May 28. The information alleges force and intimidation used to compel the station to hire three extra workers not needed for services.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Leaaw
Albert Woll
APL Federation of Musicians
Lea
WAAF
Petrillo
Byrnes Flies To Paris To Break Foreign Ministers Deadlock
Secretary of State Byrnes flies to Paris with advisers Connally and Vandenberg to press a new push for European peace treaties. President Truman accompanies Byrnes to the National Airport where the party boards the four engined plane for an approach to the French capital. Connally urges swift extension of the Selective Service act and cautions that without quick accord the Paris talks should adjourn and a broader peace conference convened.
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Connally
Vandenberg
Washington
CNS
Byrnes
Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Truman
Mach
Unionized Mine Foremen Move Toward Organization in West Virginia
In West Virginia, union officials report 35 petitions filed for National Labor Relations Board elections among mine foremen across 35 mines. District 31 indicates 2,500 northern miners ready to vote for unionization, while districts 28 and 17 report strong support in their regions. Courts in Washington challenge government role in contracting for unionization as UMW officials confirm NLRB involvement with Robert Getreu assigned to district cases.
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Uoeses
UMW
Kanawha- Logan
Washington
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Fed
Ersl
NLRB
Thomason
John C. Getreu
Cincinnati
MORB
Jones and Caughlin
Pennsylvania
Bowles Warns of Bigger Price Hikes Then Menu Changes
Chester Bowles said living costs rise is a drop in the bucket compared with a broader deluge should price control changes become law. He criticized recent OPA moves and noted that prices for meals could climb substantially if ceilings on meat poultry and dairy are removed as the Senate Banking Committee recommended.
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OPA
Senate
Bowles
High Bench Probe Faces Authority Question
The House military committee debated its power to probe the Supreme Court feud between Justices Jackson and Black. Chairman Summers said no current jurisdiction exists over the letter cablegram and no immediate investigation will be launched. A committee member suggested Congress is unlikely to act unless new developments arise before the fall session.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Jackson
Black
Summers
D.-Tex
Sumners
Uhis
Congress
Fred“ M. Vinson
Bait Naar Gi
Sai
Rep
Walter
D.-Pa
The
Pub
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Coast longshore wage row pushes for one cent raise
Washington June 13 top government conciliators reported progress in averting a coastwide maritime strike planned for midnight. Edgar L. Warren said many problems were settled though some remain and union leaders warned a final agreement could still be reached by morning as workers of seven CIO unions pressed for a penny an hour raise led by Harry Bridges amid tense talks on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Edgar L. Warren
Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Curran -In
Joseph Curran
Co1o
National Maritime Union
John Ww. Giteon
Gibson
Newwomen
Atevedores
Cio-Central
Committee For Maritime Unity
Ee Guniena
Aserv
Harry Bridges
German Hideaway Gives Up Jewels
FRANKFURT Germany June 12 Army authorities announced the finding of a German hideaway containing a portion of the crown jewels valued at 40000 to 50000 dollars and believed the entire haul of about 1500000 dollars now recovered Three officers were arrested in connection with the theft at Neumau Castle near Frankfurt The last cache of over 200 uncut diamonds and 22 other pieces including bracelets and necklaces was found Col J S Shea said further arrests are expected and some innocent person may have held the gems The Army expects to try Col J W Durant Capt Kathleen D Nash and Watson once charges are settled
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Frankfurs
Germany
David
Ted
Watson
Jannes F. Shea
European Theater
Merahal
E Shea
J. W. Durant
Kathleend. Nash
United States
Shea
Geremany
Oonine Su
I. G. Farbert
Joseph T. McNerney
Fingling the News Stan Arnold Hold See The Caretiny
A fragmented clipping mentions Stan Arnold and Woorright with a note to hold as The Caretiny is referenced. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm further details.
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Stan Arnold
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