Moscow Says AP Helps Jap War Criminals
State radio broadcast from Moscow claims the Associated Press aids Japanese war criminals awaiting trial by arranging interviews and speeches in their defense. It alleges Japanese leaders and media push to deflect blame and asserts Allied powers can compel surrender and deliver justice.
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Moscow’ Radio
Soviet Monitor
Associateds
Associated Press
Japan
Germany
Tokyo Shimbun Deliberae
Food Outlook Shows Scarcity Continues Into 1946
The report notes lower acreage and extreme dryness cut production in Italy Greece and surrounding Mediterranean regions. Wheat and sugar output remain low with vegetable and cereal supplies fair to small. Fats and oils stocks improve slightly but severe shortages persist for 1946 while livestock feed imports stay minimal and German and Austrian diets remain below minimum.
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Italy
Greece
Mediterranean
North Africa
Truman Lands on Island for 90 Minute Run
The article recalls 1938 meetings between President Roosevelt and Democratic leaders over the New Deal as Truman arrives on Maryland Island. Today the president laughs and jokes with senators, congressmen, cabinet members, and others as they board the vessel.
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Roosevelt
Mmembers
Maryland
Flooded North Carolina towns face rescues and rising rivers
Floodwaters cresting Cape Fear, Neuse, and Roanoke rivers receded in upper reaches while Weldon Roanoke mills closed. Rescue planes and jeeps evacuate residents of Kelly after Cape Fear dam breach near Atkinson. Three drownings reported near Itteville as debris floods rural NC.
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Acme
N.C
Erwin
Linden
U.S
Lumberton
Rocky Mount
U. S
Goldsboro
Elizabeth
Cape Fear
Neuse
Roanoke
Fayetteville
Weldon
Textile
Paper Board
Roanoke Rapids
Tarboro
Greenville
Kelly
Highway Patrol
N. C
Atkinson
White Lake
Iteville
Republicans Back Bill Favoring Full Employment Plan
Republicans in Nebraska backed the banking committee version of a full employment bill. The measure would set an annual forecast of extra jobs needed and propose a federal public works program to ensure full employment. Taft resisted pledging support beyond principle.
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Nebraska
Banking Committee
Taft
Congress
Japan’s Female Contribution Seen Vital to Nation and World
The text argues that Japanese women must be allowed to contribute to society to prevent moral decline and to support progress. It notes militaristic men and social arrest hinder equality and suggests broad benefits if women gain fair roles in life and public life.
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Japan
Outlook For Airlines Is Good Despite Obstacles
The outlook for airlines in peacetime remains bright with expansion ahead, despite regulatory, tax, and surface-carrier threats. Airlines and the Air Transport Association push a program to curb cross-transport controls, while Congress weighs integration with surface transport. Expansion targets include 288 certificated cities, more feeder lines, and mass air travel with cargo growth and lower costs.
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Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Vermont
Airlines
Air Transport Association
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northwest Airlines
Sr Sekte
Congress
D-Calif
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
CAB
CAAB
U. S
Canada
Latin America
Pearl Harbor
Postwar Japan Occupation Aims Outlined In Allied Declaration
The document demands disarming militarists and stripping looted wealth, even targeting the emperor's properties. It allows changes in government but only with occupation security in mind, and places US policies above allied differences. It lists targets for arrest and outlines key occupation goals and controls.
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Japan
United States
Imperial General Headquarters
U. S
MacArthur
Washington
Congress
Senate
Dean Acheson
Tokyo
Merrender Nehey
Congress to Have Say in Atomic Bomb Policy Dispute
Connally told reporters that Congress should share in shaping future policies on the bomb amid a sharp division over whether the secrecy should be shared with another nation. The Vandenberg resolution faces Democratic Leader Barkley as the military affairs committee backs a one-member panel with four members from Congress to oversee atomic energy development.
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Connally
Anyather
Vandenberg
Barkley
Senate
Phairman Thomas
Utah
Conflict Over Waterways In Europe
London reports a Balkan dispute among foreign ministers delaying full agreement on Europe’s waterways. The United States and Russia clash over control plans, with Washington delaying a formal proposal to avoid hindering relief and trade.
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London
Balkans
Council of Foreign Ministers
U.S
Russia
Balkan
Hungary
China
France
Britain
Iran
Tehran
Vyacheslav Molotov
U. S
England
Kiel Canal
Denmark
Rhine
Danube
Elbe
Oder
Virginia defendant Epes avoids testifying in dramatic trial finish
The defendant Epes sat silent as the jury deliberated behind locked doors and the defense offered no testimony. Senator Edgar A. Brown appeared for the defense, challenging the state’s timeline and witnesses as the crowded courtroom emptied.
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Epes
Jacy
Bobby-Soxers
Virginia
Edgar A. Brown
Eppes
Fragmented Clue List Faces Obscure Puzzle
A garbled OCR style list presents cryptic clues ranging from discredit to sun god. The items include a mix of definitions, partial phrases, and stray words such as lone, paid notice, grafted, cyprinoid fish, malt drink, three-toed sloth, fish eggs, silkworm, ignite, southern state, regulate terms, and abbreviations.
Old Indian Post Now Is Training Center For Dogs
Fort Robinson Nebraska hosts a unique Army training center where war dogs mules German prisoners and Eskimo huskies are trained. Six infantry scout dog platoons were graduated by Brig. Paul English as Mrs. Milton Erlanger and Under Secretary Robert Patterson attended.
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Neb
Oldndian
United States
Army
Paul English
Seventh Service Command
Milton Erlanger
New York
Quartermaster General
Robert P. Patterson
Fortison
North Country
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Basil B. James
Ira G. Hanford
Louis F. Hildebrandt
Middle West
Brisbane H. Brown
Nebraska
Dakota Lands
Republicans doubt Dewey disclosures would have shifted 1944 vote
MacArthur’s silence prompts GOP belief that any advance information Dewey could have disclosed about Washington and Japanese signals might have altered the 1944 election. They contend that revealing code breaking prior to Pearl Harbor and a change in Japanese signals could have damaged the New York governor’s standing.
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Dewey
Washington
Pearl Harbor
New York
Japan Plans to Move Against the United States
The article titled Samurai reveals strategic aims attributed to Japan against the United States and outlines potential military, economic, and diplomatic steps considered by Japanese planners. It discusses timing, targets, and possible international reactions.
UAW CIO Strike Expands Amid Auto Plant Closures
The UAW-CIO walkouts idled over 90,000 workers halting Detroit auto production and fuel deliveries. GM was labeled the most strategic target as unions push postwar wage demands. Ford and Chrysler faced closures and plant slowdowns amid disputed local actions and war labor board rulings.
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Uaw-Cio
Detroit
General Motors
UAW
Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
Kelsey- Hayes
Kelsey-Hayes
War Labor Board Company
Uawcio Local 140
Local 140
Early century Canada pulp and paper industry value rise
The article notes the industry valued at about 8 million dollars at the start of the present century and reaching 345.5 million dollars by 1943. It also mentions soft shelled eggs of reptiles enlarging after laying due to membrane stretching by the embryo.
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Canada
Medical estimates adhesive use in theater spans long strip
Medical authorities in the Med iterraean theater of operations estimate that within a year enough adhesive was used to form a solid one inch strip 5 750 miles long.
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U. S. Army
Uncertain Exact Birth Date for Christopher Columbus
The record notes that the precise birth date of Columbus remains unknown, reflecting historical ambiguity about the explorer’s origins. No definitive day or year is recorded in the accessible text.
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Columbus
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