Marines to Quit China by December 5
Unofficial Tientsin reports say American Marines will leave North China by December 5 leaving Communist and government forces to settle their own peace or fight their own war. Liason with General Wedemeyer confirmed that U.S. policy is to take no active role in China’s internal strife. Reports also note Red forces attacking major north south rails and the Reds claiming possession of key areas near Peiping and Yencheng as tension rose across the region.
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Chungking
China
Tientsin
Albert Wedemeyer
Washington
Peiping
North China
Pebeiha
Acca China Tao
Weller Rockey
Yenchang
Wedemeyer
Yencheng
Stamghat
Nustieanrist
Caen
Stelstein
Timars
Siuradie
Trault Central
Porter
Chia
Hal
Tuner Mongolan
Yen
Reds
Red
Tientsin-Pukaw
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
North
Hulitao
Yingkaw
Trent Backs Appointive Plan for State School Board
Trent endorsed a proposal to appoint the state superintendent by the state board of education, arguing elected officials should be removed from the process. Dr Strayer, citing a survey, urged a strong constitutional board and warned partisan politics impair school efficiency. He stressed that school quality hinges on financial support, noting West Virginia counties must address deficiencies.
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W. W. Trent
State Board of Education
State Board
Dans
Teu
Strayer
Unclear fragment prompts historical record note
Fragmentary text mentions Willie Willis and SAC Un Pau with garbled phrases about a big father and a death, resembling a damaged obituary or personal notice with unclear names and events due to OCR errors.
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Pau
Japan
Molotov Says A Bomb Can't Be Held Secret
Moscow dispatch reports Foreign Commissar Molotov declaring the atomic bomb cannot be kept secret. He urged control by the three great powers, warned against using atomic energy for aggression, and emphasized that discovery should aid peace. He noted Allied losses and outlined the global stakes at the eve of the Red Revolution anniversary.
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Molotov
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Hun
Inel
Andrew
Kremuim
Maolowne
Malotov
London
United Nations
Ae Ass
Toryeps
International Potigs
Alan
Alem eAenyy
Stalin
Demands for Kempetai details and postwar Japanese reform fallout
Fragmented report describes Allied demand for full disclosure of Kempetai structure and chief, plus wartime Japanese corporate control and move toward democratization. It notes MacArthur directives to terminate private cartels, limit zaibatsu, and favor employee ownership under Allied supervision, with broader plans for a postwar Japanese economy.
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Weenie Allied
Fini
Douglas MacArthr
Kempetai T
Gestapo
Kempetai
Prinsi- 33
Japan
Wes
Pubil Oe Limited
Ukase
Nazi counsel seeks separate mess at Nuremberg trial
Attorneys for Hermann Goering and co defendants at Nuremberg request separate dining areas fearing GI taunts. The campain raises concerns as witnesses and guards, including a soldier, comment on courtroom atmosphere. The defense argues postwar hostility could affect fairness.
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Mernberg
Germany
Hermann Goering
Wilhelm Keitel
Walter Fonk
Thad
Ole Stabmer
Goorrie
An Sohlier
Rome
Gold Train Visitors To_arrive At New York Central Station
Mixed OCR text describes a grand "Gold Train" bringing visitors and military figures to Smith and Broad Lis, with stops and inspections at Whe UWheteel group and aboard to showcase naval fighting gear. It references combat demonstrations, naval officers, and a broad display of equipment for attendees at a Charleston event.
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Spi
New York Central Railroad
Smith and Broad Lis
Attam
Nitizens of
Charleston
Navy
O Dwyer Wins New York Mayoral Election by Hugo Vote
Democrat William O'Dwyer wins the New York mayoral contest amid a mudslinging campaign. Returns show strong support for O'Dwyer as opponents clash over leadership, with figures suggesting a decisive victory in a crowded field.
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O'Dwyer
N. Y
Hugo
William O’dwyer
New York
Democratic
Jona
Newbuld
LaCuard Son Atte
Oraviional Nolingtos
CLOAC
HP Lae
tLe
Allies Publish Terms to Italy War Armistice Details
Washington reports describe Allied terms to Italy for an armistice, with provisions on economic and political life and the right to impose additional conditions. The wording focuses on the cessation of hostilities and the staged withdrawal of German forces, while signaling ongoing negotiations and the influence of allied powers on postwar arrangements.
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Washington
Italy
Washinton
London
Herter
Romania
Bulgaria
Hus
Maves
Koitinn
Peping Aedder
Orie Rived
Lewis Wins Fight For Key Seat At Labor Conference
In a Washington showdown Senator Wiley of Wisconsin presses criticism of President Truman's policies during the labor conference clash with Murray. The exchange centers on Truman's legislative program, with Wiley labeling it a CIO backed effort and urging accountability as the political contest unfolds on the capital floor and beyond.
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Lewis
Murray
Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Truman
Haird
Reed
Fncr
Weil
Senate
Bal Sen
Pew
Harry Truman
Communists Gain In Hungary Vote
Budapest reported nearly complete returns from national elections showing the Communist and Socialist groups winning a large share of the popular vote and securing a strong bloc in the new parliament. Moderates and conservative Bramd Haldor parties held some seats, with the reformist lines indicating a contested makeup of the chamber.
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Budapass
PTT
Pais
Transit Strikers Agree To Capital Conference
Transit strikers press a capital conference to shape a national peace formula for industry and labor. Delegates to President Teaman's labor management talks joined thousands affected as taxis and public services faced disruption while protesters and police moved through city streets.
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Capital
Washington
Bhp Caps
Uesie
Teaman
Fsber
Tre
Isdio& Naval
France debates sweeping nationalization plan as new assembly convenes
In Paris the new National Assembly pushes for major state takeover of key sectors including banks gas and electric utilities shipping coal mines and major industries. The move aims to expand public ownership beyond Britain’s Labor program as de Gaulle resigns and a provisional government prepares a four republic transition. The plan seeks tighter allied cooperation and media control amid reshaping of France’s economy.
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Paris
Tlee
France
Gen. de Gaulle
Woalst
Sovial Parwit
Kee
VeWs
Pew
Nierprises
Bank of France
Targer
Andi Ste
Britain
Hope Fades Missing Boy Is Still Alive
Hope wanes for 6 year old Dickie, missing after last Thursday’s flood in Sierra County. Authorities and volunteers, including two FBI agents, search the Yuba River area as residents await official word on the child’s fate amid storm and rising waters.
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Bownieville
Cal
Mov
Sierra County
Artic Jay
Dickie
W. Rob
PBS
Kidtiappini
EBL
Hitle Dinkie
Guld Me Torune
Jth Nave
Thav
Yuba
Tumberis
Labor Leader Seizes Seat On Executive Committee
John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers to win representation on the key executive committee at a labor management conference. The group expanded to sixteen seats with labor given a larger share, while AFL and CIO factions argued over power and voting. Green supported broader representation, but the compromise kept the ClO AFLCIO share strong. The decision reshapes conference control and future agenda.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Iisilor Tabor
Jahor
Labor
AFL
Lewis
Lewis United
Matway Brokere
Ftands
Yumagenaint
Chi
Latay
Murray
Gawker
Cushon
Ebay
Ootite Berwie
Asscac
Weatherheads
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Varkes
Brotherhoods
Green
Clo
Industry Scoffs At Wallace Data
Detroit reports industry leaders scoff at a Commerce Department briefing on Wallace data. George Romney says the auto industry will press for wage ratings while keeping costs stable. United Automobile Workers president Jo Thomas notes potential wage increases tied to productivity. A strike threat from General Motors and Chrysler figures looms as labor and management clash over future wage policies.
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Detroit
Commerce
Gar Tidus
George Romney
Inter Fo
Wallace
Studi
Ro J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Sui
Denand
Wien
Demas
General Mates
Chrysler Fia
Harare Weather Outlook Promises Clear Skies Tomorrow
Fragmented report hints at weather forecast for Harare with mentions of travelers and a future plan if conditions permit. References to individuals and places are unclear, but the piece alludes to a planned event or travel tied to favorable weather.
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Heiteliler Pinve Hite
Harare
Felon
Melinda Fesiolipe
Meinthy
Fineber
Cheriman-beldt
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