Beating Rap by Hal Boyle on Nazi trials in postwar Germany
In New York, Hal Boyle discusses whether American troops or German courts will complete denazification. He notes German reluctance to jail Nazis, U S military officials warning of direct intervention, and recalls postwar efforts to prosecute war criminals, citing past failures.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rman
Germany
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Clay
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German Nazi Trials in German Courts Under Allied Oversight
German courts under foreign military authority face pressure to temper Nazi rulings as 16.5 million Germans in the American zone await verdicts. About 104,000 have been accused under de Nazification laws, with 350,000 more to be charged and 5,000,000 uncertain.
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Leipzig
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Groucho Marx Plays New Role While Critics Rally Yearling
Hollywood December 5. Groucho Marx performs in Copacabana keeping his comic persona but trimmed to a new style. He hopes this role opens future parts. The Yearling is praised as a landmark film with director Clarence Brown and actors Gregory Peck Jane Wyman and Claude Jarman Jr. delivering standout performances.
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Groucho Marx
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Mith Pda Sands
Copacabana
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Hime
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Birmingham to impose per call fee on radio dispatches
On and after January 1 the Birmingham police will charge 60 cents for each call placed over its shortwave radio by police in neighboring municipalities. The new rate replaces the current flat $15 fee charged to smaller towns and aligns with charges in other cities.
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Tuberculosis Deaths in Children Highlight Health Campaigns
About 2,500 children under 15 die annually from tuberculosis. Health education programs in schools and tuberculin testing are funded by Christmas Seal campaigns.
Three Steps Open In The Lewis Case
James Marlow explains three main points in the Lewis case: an appeal to the Supreme Court, a temporary injunction, and a possible trial over whether Lewis had the right to end his government coal contract. The piece outlines fines, filing timelines, and the legal path for each route.
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John L. Lewis
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T. Alan Goldsborough
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Union
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Alabama University Workers Denied Union Rights
Attorney General William N. McQueen rules UA employees cannot form labor unions. A 1939 Alabama law deemed unionization of state workers against public policy, reinforcing the university as a state agency. University leader Pat McQueen comments on the ruling.
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Montgomery
Ala
University of Alabama
William N. McQueen
Alabama
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Fa R. ‘Pat
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