U S Urges Moscow Clarity on Iran Rebels Move
The United States publicly asks Moscow for precise details on Red Army actions in Iran’s revolt zone, seeking confirmation that Tehran’s rights to reinforce and move supplies are not being blocked. The note to Moscow follows Iranian protests and a Tehran issued complaint about Russian conduct.
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Reds Would Rush Trial of Germans
A Soviet source says Stalin wants quick summary justice in the war crime trials. Vishinsky, Molotov deputy, to speed proceedings by limiting evidence and avoiding delays. He aims for each Allied power to present its indictment in one or two days and conclude trials before year end.
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Vatican Protests Used Against Nazi Leaders at Nurnberg Trial
Prosecution to use Vatican correspondence as documentary evidence against 20 top Nazis at Nuernberg. The Vatican provided protests over church persecution. translation by Rev Edmund Walsh begins. Over 60 pages of letters were assembled by American prosecutors, expected to be introduced this week as part of massive documentary evidence.
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British Reds Attack Bevin on Foreign Secretary
The Spanish Communist party at its 18th convention demanded Ernest Bevin's removal as foreign secretary condemning his foreign policy as continuation of the Tory government. The resolution called for new leadership in the Labour government and criticized Greece Spain the Soviet Union and colonial policy. Bevin defended the government's stance in Parliament and noted Greece politics as part of the coalition's difficulties. Eisenhower shown improving after treatment at Ashford hospital in White Sulphur Springs with reports of an excellent night and temperate condition.
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Solon Seeks Pay Hike and Benefits for Federal Workers
Sen Downey seeks a 20 percent pay rise for federal civil service workers and expanded benefits as Congress weighs amendments. President Truman backs a higher salary for lawmakers, while Downey proposes extra expense money and retirement pay for officials, plus other allowances and a possible commission on pay.
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Russians Aid Chiang and Manchuria Feud
Chinese Communist spokesmen said Soviet forces held key Manchurian cities awaiting Nationalist arrival. Chungking claimed Russians pressed new demands as price for aid. Observers weighed potential joint Chinese Russian control over Manchuria and predicted battles near Hulutao and near Chinhsién as forces advanced into the disputed region.
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Congress Feared Anti-Labor Laws If Strikes Continue
The Associated Press reports rising tensions as GM strike action threatens to push toward stricter anti-labor measures. About 248,000 workers idle nationwide, with key impacts on the auto parts industry and UAW CIO leadership weighing broader solidarity moves.
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Rockets Blast Rebels in Java
British troops widen hold as fighting rages across Soetabeja Semarang Batavia Ambarawi and surrounding areas. Mosquito fighters strike radio stations while Allied forces drop warning leaflets to curb propaganda and incitement amid Java operations.
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Hull to testify again on prewar diplomacy for Pearl Harbor
Cordell Hull returns to Capitol Hill to recount diplomatic negotiations before Japan’s Pearl Harbor attack. Senate investigators press for documents and details while Hull, ill, answers questions for over 45 minutes. Welles undersecretary, Pepper and Ferguson comment on a Navy line in the Pacific and missing proof.
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Shutdowns threaten GM strike strategy in depth
DETROIT Nov 25 Leaders of the UAW CIO strike against General Motors scanned reports of possible broader idle spreads that could test their strategy. About 200,000 GM workers were affected as the union prepared for potential Washington talks led by Labor Secretary Donovan. Aviation and auto parts groups warned GM that widespread shutdowns could force production cuts, while manufacturers forecast extenuating consequences across plants.
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Recovery of Auto Truck Reported in Charleston
Several thefts were reported in Charleston including a car stolen from Herman R. Harlow at 1226 1 2 Waller Street and a truck taken from Arnold Withrow on Whitney Street. Other items stolen included socks, a shirt, and an overcoat from various residences, with witnesses noting missing articles and vehicles in the area.
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Insurance Man and Wife Die in Murder Suicide Mystery
A Lancaster Pa report states life insurance agent Ray Chand Goodwin and his wife Bevo May and infant grandson Gerald Eugene Slant were found dead in the Welsh Mountain woodlands. Police theorize Goodwin killed his wife and child then died by suicide after his financial troubles. Dorothy Stall, the mother of the baby, reported the disappearance of the trio when she returned home last Friday. A hunter later found Goodwin’s ear near the scene. Further details come from the state police investigation near Shovecack in Welsh Mountain area.
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Two Vicious Bills Blocked for Week in Congress
Washington November 25 House leaders fear major anti labor legislation as strikes loom They postponed voting on two bills regulating unions for at least a week Sabath and McCormack warn delay may end and comity break down Proponents argue crack down on unions and political contributions would curb violence and corruption while opponents fear harm to labor.
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Industry Proposes Fact-Finding Remedy At Labor Parley
Industry delegates at the Washington talks advance a plan for public fact finding on labor disputes. The proposal, drafted by M W Clement, envisions a temporary commission to study strikes for up to 40 days and report to the public. Delegates aim to restart progress after a Thanksgiving recess, hoping to curb inter union warfare and spur arbitration and jurisdiction fixes.
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Truman Flies to Visit Mother on Birthday
President Truman secretly flew to Grandview Missouri to visit his 98 year old mother Mrs Martha Truman on her birthday. The trip occurred quietly with only immediate family aware and the Sacred Cow plane taking off from a Washington base for the short air journey.
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States Refuse Unemployment Pay for Striking Workers
The Associated Press reports that hundreds of thousands of strikers face denial of unemployment benefits across states. Michigan leads with notices from the unemployment compensation commission stating benefits are unavailable to those whose unemployment results from labor disputes unless proven not to be involved.
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Truman Works To Bring Rebels Back Into Administration Fold
Washington reports President Truman gained support from key Democratic senators as he builds broader backing for domestic policy. Senator Tydings noted his vote with Truman on major issues, while Senator Byrd, previously against empowering the presidency, voiced cautious approval of Truman’s approach.
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Jingling the News Shock Proof The Sing Sing Seat
A cryptic clipping from The Gazette hints at sensational headlines and editorial controversy surrounding Sing Sing prison coverage. It mentions editor Stan Arnold and a noted jingle of charged reportage, suggesting tensions between reporters and editorial voices amid criminal justice coverage.
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