Paranoia and Hitler A Psychohistorical View From The World Today
The World Today column argues psychiatrists once saw Hitler as paranoid and notes Mandorf Luxembourg holds Nazi leaders showing mental abnormalities. It links paranoia traits to mass killers and references Hitler at Berchtesgaden and Munich, while acknowledging limits of expert appraisal of his state during the dictatorship.
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Hitler
Mandorf
Luxembourg
Fuehrer
Beakt
Itler
Berchtesgaden
Godesberg
Munich
Sudetenland
Ickes Called For Data On Coal Problem
The Mead committee pressed for testimony from Secretary Ickes on the coal situation as it urged centralized control of war mobilization and reconversion agencies. The panel said coal is a basic commodity needing coordinated government help.
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Washington
Mead War Investigating Committee
Truman
Ickes
Coroner Probes Death of James F. Newsome
Duplin County Coroner Ralph Jones planned an invest igation into the death of 19 year old James F. Newsome whose body was found beside a highway near Warsaw on July 29. He was found unconscious with severe injuries including an eye knocked out a torn nose and a fractured skull. The cause and manner of injuries remain undetermined.
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Kenansville
Duplin County
Ralph Jones
James F. Newsome
Warsaw
Jones
Left Wing Senate Presses Truman Aid in October Clash
Senate left wing Democrats gathered to draft a progressive social and economic program they want Truman to back when Congress returns in October. Right wingers plan a counter push. Liberals fear cabinet trend may sway Truman. Rumors swirl about rift between party regulars and labor leaders CIO president Philip Murray and PAC chief Sid.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Congress
Mr. Truman
National
Bert E. Hannegan
CIO
Philip Murray
PAC
Sid
Ellender Walks Out After Wherry Cuts Off Question
Senator Ellender of Louisiana storms from a senate committee hearing after Chairman Wherry interrupts a question to war food official Dr. D A Fitzgerald. Wherry asserts he will run the hearing his way as Ellender proclaims he is leaving.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Senate
Wherry
R-Neb
D. A. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Jim Murray Adjeet
Idle Labor Walkouts Keep Nation Around 40000
The nationwide strike total hovered near 40 000 with 30 plus work stoppages reported across industries. Crosley plant Cincinnati workers face a war labor board order ending a four day idle stretch affecting radio and radar gear. In Chicago 500 Foote Brothers Gear and Machine workers joined a new walkout disrupting airplane engine production. A company spokesman cited a misunderstanding over extended work weeks as causes.
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Associated Press
Alon
Crosley
Cincinnati
Conference of Big 3 Is Halted
Prime Minister Stalin has been slightly indisposed for two days at Potsdam. He was expected to attend a Big Three meeting this afternoon, but talks were paused while he recovered from a slight cold. Molotov joined Truman and Attlee on Sunday. Stalin’s absence delayed further discussions.
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Potsdam
Stalin
Ansovi
Vietry Vyacheslav Molotov
Truman
Attlee
Head Of Board Is Shocked By Election Case
Raleigh July 31 Chairman William T Joyner of the state board of elections says the facts in a Davidson county election irregularities case cause grave concern He will join Solicitor R Lee Wilson in seeking prosecuting assistance The SBI investigation concerns 204 absentee ballots in the 1944 Davidson county general election The probe was conducted earlier this year and its contents have not been released Attorney General Harry McMullan provided copies of the report to Joyner and Wilson
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Raleigh
William T. Joyner
State Board of Elections
Davidson County
R. Lee Wilson
SBI
Harry McMullan
Joyner
Ilson
Twelve Japanese Cities On Warning List For Evacuation
Major General Curtis LeMay notified Guam that twelve Japanese cities including Mito, Hachioji, Akashi, Toyama, Nagano, Fukuyama, Otsu and Maizuru, plus Nagaoka, Mishinomiya, Hakodate and Kurume are marked for evacuation as B 29s prepare to strike. The targets cover Honshu Hokkaido and Kyushu with over 1.3 million residents affected. Some communities on the original list were already destroyed by earlier air raids.
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Japan
Army Air Forces
Saipan
Iwe
Aomori
Honshu
Okinawa
Guam
Curtis E. Lemay
Seafiows
Rechees Tanux
Mito
Hachioje
Aebashi
Toyama
Nagano
Fukuyama
Otsu
Maizuru
Nagaoka
Mishinomiya
Hakodate
Hokkaido
Kurume
Kyushu
Koriyama
Chinomiya
Ogaki
Ujimada
Uwajima
Shikoku
Troop Movements Homeward From Le Havre and Across U S Ports
Advance units of the 28th Infantry Division sail from Le Havre while units of the Fifth Armored Division arrive in New York Boston and Hampton Roads Va. The report lists numerous detachments squadrons battalions and support units transitioning to U S bases and duties.
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Associated Press
28Th Infantry Division
le Havre
United States
New York
Fifth Armored Division
Boston
158Rd Field Artillery Group
630Th Engineer Light Equipment
124Th Ordnance Heavy
3433Rd Ordnance Heavy
Eighth Corps Artillery
628Th
86Th Air Depot Group
Hampton Roads
765Th Field Artillery
163Rd
195Th Signal Heavy
3248Th Engineer Pipeline
483Rd Army Postal Unit
32Nd Postal
1915Th Ordnance Ammunition Company
Aviation
35Th Infantry Division
Mitchell Bombers Leave Big Jap Carrier Listing
Manila dispatch reports a large Japanese aircraft carrier left listing and down by the stern at Kure after a Mitchell bomber attack. Gen. MacArthur says 20 enemy ships were sunk or damaged by the Far East Air Forces, with clouds hindering identification.
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Manila
Kure Naval Yard
MacArthur
Far East Air Force
Katsuragi
Far East
Kure
Haruna
Service Station Operator Sees Car Taken by Man
In Charlotte Jimmy Brown, a downtown service station operator, watched a Black man crawl under the car’s wheel and drive off without comment. Brown pursued in another car, confronted the thief at a red light, who reversed and sped away. Police are seeking the suspect and Brown’s vehicle.
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Charlotte
Jimmy Brown
Brown
Tobacco Crop To Be Good For Cigarettes
Tobacco market specialists forecast a strong smoking leaf crop in eastern North Carolina with improved body and weight over last year. Rain damaged some tobacco but benefited other grades, and harvest is expected around August 17, about two weeks earlier than last year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
French Lived In Great Fear Of Vichy Cops
Marcel Paul member of the consultative assembly testified at the Petain treason trial that the French feared the Vichy police more than the Gestapo. He said he worked underground during the occupation and blamed Petain for blows against the resistance. General Weygand appeared in civilian clothes.
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Paris
Marcel Paul
Consultative Assembly
Marshal Petain
Pee
Vichy
Gestapo
Paul
Petain
Maxime Weygand
United Nations Charter Split Over Stettinius Delegation
Senate debate erupts as Connally pushes for presidential appointment of Edward R. Stettinius Jr as security council delegate without enabling legislation. Vandenberg Taft and Lucas call for Senate crafted powers and confirmation, while Truman allies seek quick, limited authority.
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Washington
United Nations
Truman
Security Council
Congress
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Senate
Taft
Stettinius
International Organization
Lucas
Allied carrier raids hit 430 planes in two days
Admiral Nimitz reported Allied carrier planes destroyed or damaged 430 Japanese aircraft in two days as U S destroyers pierced Suruga Gulf to strike the aluminum plant southwest of Tokyo. The latest raid pushed the Allied tally to 292 planes and 147 ships sunk or damaged, with several carriers and warships confirmed wrecked at Kure Maizuru and Maizuru harbor.
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Guam
Admi Nimitz
U. S
Suruga Gulf
Tokyo
Japan
Honshu Island
Kure
Maizuru
Amagi
Katsuragi
Tone
Nimitz
Laval Heads Toward Point of Origin After Spain Exit
Pierre Laval flies from Barcelona to southern Germany surrendering to U S authorities in the American occupation zone. Spain orders his departure after 90 days in exile amid treason trial threats in France and Paris reports he heads toward Bavaria and aim to avoid France.
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Frankfort
Spain
Pierre Laval
Germany
U. S
Barcelona
United States
Madrid
Bolzano
Italy
Paris
Laval
Bavaria
Vichy
France
Junkers
United Nations
London
Britain
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