Talents Of Scientists Being Wasted In Occupied Germany
An American scientific source says over 450 scientists in the U S zone of occupation are being wasted. Non Nazi scientists face jail under broad arrest directives and policy gaps. Russians and French treat scientists differently. Britain keeps German researchers in peacetime work. About 500 German researchers or technicians moved into the American zone, with 50 sent to the United States. many endowed with no funds or jobs. An American official notes no special provisions exist for scientists under a general policy treating them as a German problem for the Germans to solve.
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Wes Gallagher I
United States
Otto Hahn
Werner C. Heisenberg
U. S
Army battles to recruit as draft ends debated on Capitol Hill
As debate grows on letting selective service lapse, officials say recruitment will shape army size this summer. By February 1 more than 500 000 volunteers are expected from the postwar drive, with about 11 percent from civil life. Generals predict 650 000 volunteers by July 1, while others warn a million reflects optimistic views. Navy aims for 500 000 enlisted men and 50 000 officers by autumn, Marines rely on volunteers, and the Navy drafts a small number from the pool.
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A B
Selective Service
Congressional
Dwight D. Eiler
Harold N. Gilbert
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Aleman Named To Run For Mexican President's Seat
Miguel Aleman was nominated for Mexico's presidency by the PRI during a government reorganization. He will deliver his acceptance speech tomorrow after Deputy Donato Miranda Guerrero formalized the nomination. Vincente Lombardo Toledano issued a warning of possible civil war and claimed arms and tanks are being brought from the United States for an armed movement. the U.S. embassy questioned the statement, which the Mexican government repudiated.
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Mexico City
iMiguel Aleman
Mexico
PRI
Party of Institutional Revolution
U. S
Koreans Propose Five Year Trusteeship Amid Street Unrest
Demonstrators marching for Korea’s future clashed with police as a Korean man was shot and a woman injured. Authorities viewed the protests as an internal political struggle, with some backers paying demonstrators, while no Americans were harmed.
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Korea
Inmin
Srah Nae Py Sang le
Sheens Saasaes
Eatory Army
Governor General
Paw Aenacienn Saliaee ‘Police
Alion
Hodge
Lerch
Nearly 400 New Industries In N C Last Year
North Carolina recorded 387 new industries and expansions in 1945. The plants will employ about 34 870 workers with nearly 84 210 000 in labor and 46 499 500 in capital. The survey by Philip Schwartz notes 225 new industries with 16 165 workers and 47 660 000 in wages. 162 plants with 18 705 workers and 25 569 000 in wages.
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Raleigh
Commerce Ae Industry
North Carolina
Philip Schwartz
Paul Kelly
Department of Conservation and Development
Commerce and Industry
Conference to Consider Need for Housing Expansion
Atlanta hosts a January conference to assess the housing shortage and how to expand the federal emergency housing program. Officials from Georgia and neighboring states will join federal housing expeditors to determine how many temporary units and trailers can be allocated and whether further congressional action is needed.
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Atlanta
Lon Sullivan
Georgia
Sis Crethoasene
Sullivan
Carolinas
Pope Accuses Russians of Religion Ban Encyclical
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII denounces religious freedom denial in Ruthenian territory of the Soviet Union. The encyclical marks the Ruthenian church reunion with Rome and calls bishops imprisoned to bear the faith bravely amid the crackdown.
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Vatican
Pius XIII
Rome
Ruthenia
Leva
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Carpathoraine
Churches Advised That Food May Be Sent To Europe
New York January 19 Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam of New York head of an American relief delegation said the report was misunderstood and not a ban on aid. He clarified the group did not oppose sending food to Europe but noted no need to contribute for the American occupied zone in Germany.
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New York
G. Bromley Oxnam
Europe
Oxnam
Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
German servant’s daughter questioned in Passau case
Prolonged questioning of the attractive daughter of an elderly German servant for the militar government was described as merely routine. She had cordial relations with Passau military government members as counterintelligence operatives ongoingly questioned many Germans.
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Militar
Passau
Kimmel Testimony on Dec 6 Warning and Code Messages
Senator Brewster pressed Admiral Kimmel about a December 6 warning and the decision not to send decoded Japanese messages to him. Kimmel testified that Washington officials had more information and that Knox said no one expected the attack. He defended the propriety of sharing with the British admiralty.
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Kimmel
London
Brewster
Rmaine
War and
Navy Department
Japan
Newark Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ice House
Walter S. May Dies At Home In Thomasville
Walter Sneed May 77, a Thomasville merchant and founder of May Grocery Co, died after a long illness at his home. He was born September 8 1868 in Davidson County, married Mary Elizabeth Rothrock in 1888, and is survived by widow, daughter Mrs S J Crawford, three sons Walter Willie B and Glenn May all of Thomasville, two sisters Mrs C C Leonard Lexington and Mrs Will Weaver Winston-Salem. The body will remain at J C Green and Sons funeral home.
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Thomasville
Walter Sneed May
Per Grocery Company
In Street Methodist
Davidson County
Julian
Nannie Cheek May
Mary Elizabeth Rothrock
S. J. Crawford
Walter
Willie B
Glenn May
C. C. Leonard
Lexington
Will Weaver
Winston-Salem
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Major power move on atomic energy commission urged
UNO procedure advances as major powers push creation of an atomic energy commission. Iran seeks UN action while Russia resists veto lift. Debate over Security Council voting rules and potential seismic impact on trust of small nations continues as Syria and Lebanon urged removal of foreign troops and await an early withdrawal.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Aesion
UNO
Iran
Vince
Northwest
Auestien
United States
Britain
Council
Delega
Russia
United Nations Charter
Security Council
United Nations
Security
France
Syria
Lebanon
Faris El-Khoury
Assembly
Ae Eet
Bea
President revokes death penalty authority for court martial cases
President Truman restores peace time rules barring death sentences for desertion aiding or advising desertion absence without leave and misbehavior of sentinels with limited exceptions in occupied areas. War Department to handle death sentence cases and refer officer dismissals for final disposition.
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Washington
Truman
Occupied Territory
War Department
Burglars Strike Cleaning Establishment in Raleigh
Police report burglars entered a Raleigh cleaning business and, with effort described as grunts and groans, turned a heavy iron safe upside down and chopped a hole through its bottom. The safe was found empty and unlocked throughout.
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Raleigh
Nazi official urged hanging of Cardinal designate
Secret papers reveal a high Nazi official demanded the hanging of Cardinal designate Count Clemens August von Galen in 1941 and Martin Bormann deemed it appropriate. The bishop had denounced mercy killings and warned mothers of wounded sons would be destroyed like worn-out animals. He was to be elevated to cardinal in Rome next month.
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Mernberg
Germany
Clemens August von Galen
Muenster
Martin Bormann
Hitler
Rome
Steel strike widens across states with mass furloughs
The nationwide steel strike spreads from Pittsburgh to Aliquippa and Ambridge in Pennsylvania and extends to Chicago and Gary areas. Workers demand higher wages despite company limits while officials warn of possible plant shutdowns and safety risks as 227,000 area workers face action.
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New York State
Massachusets
Connecticut
Illinois
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Corporation
Second Avenue
Aliquippa, Pa
Pittsburg
Chicago
Joseph Germano
Steelworkers Union
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Inland Steel
Republic Steel
Chicago-Gary
Ing
Ambridge
American Bridge Co
Bert Hough
Murray
United States
United Steelworkers of America
Steel Industry
CIO
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Truman
U. S. Steel
American Tron and Steel Institute
West Virginia
Communists claim advances as truce talks move amid China unrest
Communist quarters report government mop up actions around Henan’s highway center Kwangshan and Yuncheng attacked in Yunnan southwestern Hanan. Marshall meets Wedemyer in Shanghai as Chungking consults on army reform cabinet reorganization and a new constitution. Committees seek a four point program including national assembly at Nanking May 5.
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Chungking
Henan Province
Kwangshan
Yuncheng
Hanan
Yun
Tatung
Shansi
Marshall
U. S
Shanghai
Albert C. Wedemyer
China
State Council
Executive Yuan
National Assembly
Nanking
United States
Great Britain
Senate Debates Labor Court Powers and Cooling Off Plans
Lawmakers clash over a Truman backed plan to create fact finding boards with subpoena power to settle major labor disputes. A 30 day cooling off would be banned under Landis amendments. debate continues as Eastland motions and floor votes loom amid filibuster over employment committee.
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Truman
Landis
Hoffman
R-Mich
Barden
D-Nc
Congress
Ap— Randolph
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Senate
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Police action stops damage to government property
Official reports say police acted promptly during an incident at a station scene, preventing serious damage to government property aside from damage to a prison wall.
Expected Home Claude G Mickey Reaches Pearl Harbor
Claude G. Mickey son of Mr and Mrs C R Mickey of Rt 3 has reached Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Robert F Keller and will return to the States January 18. He has served 31 months in the Navy with duty in the Atlantic Pacific and Asiatic theatres of war.
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Claude G. Mickey
C. R. Mickey
Rt. 3
Robert F. Keller
Pearl Harbor
States
Navy
Hollywood gossip and star fortunes mix with silk plans
Sylvia Sidney aims for a silk worm venture with 140 mulberry trees to supply raw silk to a Flemington firm. Judy Canova and Chet Englund lose $300 in perfume theft on tour. Turhan Bey to remain in the army. Mickey Rooney spends Christmas in Paris. his baby son is five months old. Betty Jane Rose flies to California. Dennis Wilde promoted to lieutenant junior grade. Barbara Stanwyck confronts a maternity ward sign.
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Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood
Sylvia Sidney
Flemington
Sylvia
Betty Jane Rose
California
Mickey Rooney
Paris
Mickey
Betty Jane
Considine
Yale
Weissmuller
Johnny
van Johnson
Dennis
Leutenant J. G
Lynn Wilde
Lynn
M-G-M
Wilde
Ray Nobie
New York
Connie Bennett
Barbara Stanwyck
Hollywood gossip and family notes from a summer reunion
Maureen O Hara and Will Price prepare space for relatives as two of Maureen’s sisters expect babies in Canada and Dublin. The George Sidneys reserve eight New York hotels for their stay. Sibyl Rowan to return from Japan in June. Tay Garnett aims to finish a Hollywood directing memoir. Elena Verdugo and Charles Marion at Lymans. Ann Stewart and Ross Hunter at the Biltmore Bowl. Jack Kirkwood to publish Laughs With Jack Kirkwood.
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Maureen O'Hara
Will Price
Maureen
Canada
Dublin
George Sidneys
M-G-M
New York
Universal Commissary
Maria Montez
Sibyl Rowan
Japan
America
Tay Garnett
Hollywood
Elena Verdugo
Charles Marion
Lyman's
Ann Stewart
Ross Hunter
Biltmore Bowl
Jack Kirkwood
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