Axis Sally Receives Four Year Prison Term
Rita Zucca known as Axis Sally was found guilty by a Italian military tribunal of aiding the enemy but received a four year sentence with extenuating circumstances. The American born 33 year old testified she joined the Rome radio program for money and had a nine month old child. Three American soldiers testified they heard the broadcasts.
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Rita Zucca
Propan
Talian
New York
Miss. Zucca
Italy
Karl Goedel
Ae Boy
Ottavio Libotte
United States
Vna Zucca
Pierey Ee Libotte
Supreme Military Tribunal
Sally
Rncan
Balkan Peace Talks Split Over Balkan Conference Plan
Commission members debated where to hold future talks with Russia and Britain pressing for London or Tokyo venues. The United States favors Tokyo meetings as part of a broader Balkan settlement strategy backed by five power talks, with November eyed for a possible ministerial session.
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Russia
Washington
Commission
Byrnes
Tokyo
U. S
Balkans
Conference of All Powers
London
Foministers
Balkan
Britain
United States
France
China
Tot
Ters
Factors fueling hostility to the Dutch abroad
A British official cites Dutch reluctance to accept prewar ideas on colonial rule as a key factor fueling anti Dutch sentiment. The piece notes American opposition to Philippine independence and suggests Asian nations ignore the Atlantic charter while awaiting Empire forces. It also observes Allied retention of large Japanese troops as peacemakers, who clash with demonstrators incited against the United Nations.
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San Franco
United Nations
Stiff Signatory To Capitulation Document Not Present
The article notes a signatory to the key capitulation document signed aboard the U S S Missouri in Tokyo Bay on September 2 was absent from today’s ceremony. Premier Ho Chi Minh also did not attend, invited as an individual rather than a government leader, with no immediate comment on a Chinese control proclamation. Green heavy limes are identified as most desirable.
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U.S.S
Tokyo Bay
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
Troops to Arrive at East Coast Ports in Three Vessels
More than 5,400 service members are due today at New York Boston and Newport News aboard 11 troop ships. At New York Gatun Zenobia Tavali Henry Baldwin and others carry 1 900 troops. Boston receives 1 989 aboard Mexico Victory and 673 aboard John Hopkins. Newport News lists 764 aboard Joel C Harris 50 aboard Melville Jacob y and 19 aboard John Maffitt with 36 aboard R Ney. Arrivals tomorrow include Robert Harrison 740 at New York and Bienville 2056 at Boston with various units and battalions aboard Sea Tiger and William Wilmer among others.
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Mexico Victory
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Newport News
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Melville Jacoby
John Maffitt
R. Ney
Generet
Robert Harrison
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Bienville
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Sea Tiger
99Th Signal Company
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99Th Division’ Artillery
William Wilmer
MacArthur orders non combatant shipping to avert Japanese shortages
General MacArthur tightens press control and intelligence probes while warning that imperial assets will face scrutiny. He cites wartime laws loopholes and directs government to move rice and essentials via nonstop non combatant ships as winter hunger looms for Japan.
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MacArthur
Col
Raymond Kramer
Kramer
China
Korea
Philippines
Commerce Ministry
Osaka
Dispute at Whiting refinery stirs wage clash and strikes
The last refinery in the area produced about 2.5 million gallons of gasoline daily as Standard Oil and the CIO backed union pursue binding arbitration over a 30 percent wage demand. In Washington, John L. Lewis urged talks on foreman union recognition as 36,000 workers idle in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Other labor actions in Detroit, the Pacific Northwest, Paterson and eastern states showed little movement.
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Whiting
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Washington
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Detroit
Pacific Northwest
Paterson
N. J
Austin R. Killian
Elmer Sherwood
Charles W. Kern
Standard
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Marshall C. Elmore
Standam Oil Employes Association
Independent Union
Oil Strike Triggers Governor Appeal In Whiting
Mayor James McNamara and Lake County Sheriff Fred Stultz appealed to Governor Gates for aid to maintain order amid a CIO led strike at the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting Indiana. State guards were mobilized in standby status as officials assess need for militia.
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Ind
James McNamara
Lake County
Gates
Indiana
Standard Oil
McNamara
Fred Stultz
CIO Oil
Standard
CIO
MacNamara
Company A
1St Regiment
Indiana State Guard
Whi
Standard Oil Company
Trng
Tech Edges Tar Heels In High-Scoring ACC Clash
Georgia Tech defeated North Carolina 20 to 14 in a fast paced game where Tech surged ahead with a late third quarter drive. Key plays featured Holtsinger Matthews and Colfer for Tech on offense while Tar Heels backs Voris Oliphant Colfer Davis stood out in a tight defensive battle.
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Matthews
Tech
Holtsinger
Holt
Carolina
Tar Heels
Holtoe
Col
Ryker
Voris
Oliphant
Colfer
Gurtis
Davis
Dorseecus Herteres
Towhey
Gaines
Damiroe
I. Ee
North Carolina
Busbin
Kyker
N. C
Clayton
Cox
Ellison
Georgia Tech
Mitchell
Aton
Glenn
Doyle
Bates
Globeaster flight crew shifts amid North Africa run
The Globester arrived at Santa Maria at 2 32 a m Eastern War Time and is scheduled to return to Washington. A new five member operating crew, averaging 23 years, took over at the Azores. Pilot First Lt Robert W Johnson 23 Bloomington IL Co-pilot First Lt George J Trigilio 20 Philadelphia PA Navigator First Lt Ernest Weisberger 27 Kingston PA Radio- range astro Anton J Arene River MA Flight engineer Sgt J F Swanger 24 Canton OH. Clearing skies lifted the plane to 9000 feet and the five and a half hour flight to North Africa proceeded at about 200 mph. Passengers discarded Mae West life belts not needed until the Pacific.
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Bermuda
Santa Maria
E.W.T
Washington
Robert W. Johnson
Bloomington
George J. Trigilio
Philadelphia
Ernest Weisberger
Kingston
Anton J.arene
Dusting drill promises quicker cleaning with two hands
Use a dust cloth or dusting unit in each hand to cut cleaning time by half. The tip emphasizes dual-hand dusting for faster dust removal and efficiency.
Griffiths Bonds Says Senators In Series Against Tigers
Clark Griffith said the Washington Senators will reach the playoff and series for the 1945 world series, stating he feels they will be in the hunt despite facing the automobile city Tigers.
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Griffith’s Bonds
Senators
Tigers
Clark Griffith
Vinson Senate Tax Policy Outlook Mirrors War Era Debates
Vinson as treasury secretary nominee faces a cautious path on tax cuts echoing 1940s clashes. He is expected to seek moderation after wartime tax increases backed by FDR, with support from Ways and Means head Doughton cautioning against drastic reductions.
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Treasury
Congress
Henry Morgenthau
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Morgenth
Vinson
Tokyo
Nan- Vinson
Ways 4
Doughton
D-Nc
Lawmakers debate guaranteed job rights amid employment bill
Senate backed proposal says every able American has opportunity to seek work while opponents argue for a concrete entitlement to a job. House Expenditures Chair Manasco questions need and signals no plan to block the measure though hearings continue. The 115 sponsors press for universal full employment and state the federal government must back ongoing job opportunity and funding.
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Manasco
D-Ala
House Expenditures Committee
Ress
Unusual Morning Glory Seed Sells For Twenty Dollars in 1830
In 1830 an unusual morning glory seed fetched twenty dollars marking a notable plant rarity sale. The item highlights early 19th century horticultural interest and high-value seed auctions of the era.
Yankees Hold Stirnweiss Day And Win
New York celebrates George Stirnweiss day as the Yankees blank the Red Sox 5 to 0 at Yankee Stadium before 10,364 paid fans and about 10,000 youths. Spud Chandler pitched a seven hit shutout, his second win since discharge. Attendance pushes Yankee home total past 1,004,000 as Stirnweiss receives gifts from fans and officials.
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New York
New York Yankees
George Stirnweiss
Yankee Stadium
Boston Red Sox
Police Athletic Jen
Stirnber
Yankees
Spud Chandler
Lazarus Jose
Stirnweiss
Arthur Wallender
Joe McCarthy
George
Wave Of Bicycle Thefts Hits High Point
Police report 11 bicycles stolen in High Point with most thefts along Main Street business area. Two bicycles recovered. Officials urge owners to lock up bicycles in buildings or with chains, especially when parked at theater racks.
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Police Department
Main Street
Mrs Chamberlain Dies Suddenly at Home in City
Mrs Cora Elizabeth Chamberlain 61 wife of T L Chamberlain died suddenly at 826 West Green Street Saturday at 3 45 PM Born May 6 1884 in Surry County she wed Tom L Chamberlain May 12 1912 She was a faithful West End Baptist member Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 PM at West End Baptist Church with Rev Guth and Rev Hoy Love officiating Burial will be in Floral Garden Cemetery The body remains at Yow's Funeral Home until late Sunday then returns to the residence
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T. L. Chamberlain
West Green Street
Chamberlain
Surry Heap
Elizabeth
Richard Ae
Tom L. Chamberlain
Mr. Guth
Hoy Love
Floral Garden Cemetery
Yow
Holy Cross Wins 13 to 6 Over Dartmouth in Gridiron Opener
Holy Cross survives a fumble filled start to edge Dartmouth 13 6 in Hanover as Joe Byers scores on a 6 yard reverse and Vito Kissell adds a 40 yard return in a hard fought season opener fought through rain and penalties.
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N. H
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Dartmouth
Feld
Joe Byers
Roy Desroches
Meryll Frost
Vito Kissell
Stan Koslowski
Kissell
Indians
Frost
Aucinae Pols Ak
Georgia Blanks Clemson Eleven
Georgia jumped early and dominated Clemson on a muddy field winning 20 to 0 before a sparse crowd. Georgia earned eight first downs to Clemson's five, rushed for 126 yards while Clemson gained 77, and threw for 95 yards as Tigers fumbled heavily.
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Athens
Georgia
Clemson
Tigers
Igia
Sailing Terms: on the wind and running
A concise explanation of nautical wind directions. When a boat faces the wind she is on the wind. with the wind behind her she is running.
Don Hutson Rejoins Packers For Another Season
Green Bay announces veteran end Don Hutson has signed a playing contract and will see limited action against the Chicago Bears at City Stadium as he returns from retirement. Hutson has served as player coach for two seasons and is renowned as a top NL pass receiver for a decade.
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Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
E. L. (Curley) Lambeau
Hutson
Chicago Bears
City Stadium
Bene Hutson
Packers
Lambeau
Guilford Man Paroled By Governor
Guilford man paroled by governor after serving terms for second degree murder and related offenses. Willard Muse and Henry Legrand also receive sentences for crimes, including highway robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Ernest Woods and Bozzie Locklear receive prison terms for robbery and related offenses in earlier decades.
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Jon, Marshall
Iredell
Barr
Sees Ham Oe Ber
Willard Muse
Camden
Henry Legrand
Richmond
Ernest Woods
Gaston
Bozzie Locklear
Robeson
Mississippi State Wins 31 to 0 Over Southwestern Louisiana
Mississippi State college Maroons rout Southwestern Louisiana Institute 31 to 0 at State College with about 4,000 spectators. The game featured frequent showers, eight fumbles, 12 incomplete passes and four interceptions as State dominated the action.
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State College
Miss
Mississippi State College Maroons
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
State
Mississippi State
Sli
Rush
William Penn Tigers Open Season at Thomasville
William Penn's Tigers travel to Thomasville for the season opener against their rivals this Friday. The 1941 rivalry with a 61 0 William Penn win is the last meeting before the war. Coaches Menard and Hughes have the squad in heavy practice, with strong material across most positions.
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William Penn
Thomasville
Tigers
Menard and Hughes
Columbia Licks Lafayette in 40-14 romp
Columbia football, led by Lou Little, scored six touchdowns using the winged-T as freshman Gene Rossides and Lou Kosserow helped pile up five of the six scores against Lafayette. Lafayette managed six first downs to Columbia's seven with most gains coming through the air.
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New York
Columbia
Lou Little
Lafayette
Gene Rossides
Brooklyn
Lou Kosserow
Glassport
Lions
Easton
Rassides
Kosserow
Texas U. routs Southwestern 46 0 in heavy ground game
The Longhorns used most of their roster to mount a touchdown barrage and a 46 to 0 victory over Southwestern University. Texas outrushed the Pirates 232 to 27 yards and passed for 152 yards to Southwestern's 10. The Steers had 15 first downs to Southwestern's three.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Longhorns
Southwestern University
Pirates
Pasing
Steers
Southwestern
Conference Adopts Flexible Rate Talks For Industry
The session closed just before 5 p m with plans to resume at 8 p m and a third session set for tomorrow morning. Representatives from companies and the union prepared for further negotiations on rate changes affecting the industry.
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Companies and Union
CIO Alloted 22 Votes At World Trade Congress
Paris report shows the CIO delegation gets 22 votes based on 6,000,000 workers while Russia is credited for 27,000,000 workers with 41 votes. Britain 23 votes for about 6,000,000 workers. France 23 votes for 5,850,000. Canada protests its small allotment of one vote.
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James M. Long
Paris
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CIO
World Trade Union Congress
American Federation of Labor
Russia
Great Britain
France
Leon Johaux
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hun
Mexico
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Sweden
China
Australia
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Bulgaria
Belgium
Cuba
Denmark
Luxembourg
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Canada
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Spain
Argentina
Basque Union
Universities Face Shutdown as Argentina Protests Grow
In Buenos Aires on September 29, President Edelmiro Farrell ordered a shutdown of all universities if student protests do not end. Police rounded up Democratic leaders as editors and professors disappeared or were jailed, with estimates of hundreds to thousands detained.
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Buenos Aires
Edelmiro Farrell
Juan Valmaggia
la Nacion
University of Professors
White House Clarifies Truman Jobless Pay Plan
The White House said President Truman’s unemployment proposal sets a $25 weekly maximum but does not guarantee $25 for all. It explains state benefit rules remain, with wage loss percentages 40 to 66 percent, and shows how higher earners could reach the $25 cap in some states.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Purdue Outpaces Great Lakes 20 to 6 in Ross Field rout
Purdue used speed and power to defeat Great Lakes Bluejackets 20 to 6 before 22 000 fans at Ross Field Ed Cody led the Boilermakers with three touchdowns including a 48 yard sprint The Great Lakes sailors scored their first touchdown of the season late in the game in a one sided contest
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Great Lakes
Purdue
Gh Lakes Bluejackets
Ed Cody
Boilermakers
Ross Field
Cubs Send Cardinals Bitter-Sweet Notes After Doubleheader
In Cincinnati today Billy Southworth praised his St. Louis Cardinals after a 5-3 loss to the Reds and a 6-2 defeat in a doubleheader. Chicago’s Cubs beat the Pirates 4-3 in Pittsburgh, prompting Southworth to wish the Cubs luck in the upcoming series as the crowd absorbed the twin bill results.
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Billy Southworth
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cauype Saoe
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Southworth
Cee
Charlie Grimm
Billy South H
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Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cornell Passes Way To Victory
Cornell defeated the Unde Butknell Bisons 19 to 8 in Ithaca. Allan Denderbrun sparked the Red with sharp passes and a line back touchdown, while two early scoring chances were dropped in the end zone. The cold, windy weather kept about 3,000 fans away and slowed the opening period.
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N. Y
Cornell
Allan Denderbrun
Ng Mates
Butknell Bisons
Ed McKeever
Bisons
Reds
Army Overpowers Greensboro Team in two-quarter system
West Point opens with a double-unit game under coach Earl Blaik showing two squads alternating by quarter. Army scored in all but one period as backs Blanchard and Davis led drives with touchdown improvisations and two point returns amid a 13-13-32 scoring pattern.
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N. Y
Army
Army Air Airsonnel Distributon Command
Earl Blaik
Gaen Ind
Felix Doe Blancha
Yca
Abbeerty McWillimere
Tulsanee Army Tas
Davis
Moe Willians
Chabot
Blanchard
Walterhouse
Gamecocks Win Over P C Club
South Carolina over P C Club in Columbia, Sept 29. Heavy momentum in opening stanza. Final score listed as 40 to 13 with multiple touchdowns credited to Brembs and Maggin, among others.
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Columbia
S&s. C
South Carolina
Uren
Garching
Gcaring
Irisy
Brembs
Magginn
Dahiels
Boston Braves Rout New York Giants in opener 13 to 4
Boston defeats New York 13 to 4 as Chuck Workman and Phid Masi homer, with Al Wright earning his eighth win. Second game of the double header called off by heavy rain. Giants limited to five hits. Roy Zimmerman goes deep for the visitors.
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Phid Masi
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al Wright
Roy Zimmerman
Enmerich
Lee
Fishcher
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Wright
Masi
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