Jap Leaders’ War Crimes Charges Trimmed by Tribunal
Tokyo November 4. The Far East War Crimes Tribunal dropped 38 of 65 charges against former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and 24 other leaders for duplicative counts in the indictments. Verdicts on the remaining 17 charges to follow in about a week as the 1,700 page judgment is read.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Far East
Webb
Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Kidd
United States
Toshio Shiratori
Maly
Yoshijiro Umezu
Kisehira Iwanuma
Kokuhonsha
Fair Enough on Labor Rackets and Franks Fronts
Westbrook Pegler condemns the Native Union movement and the Wine Liquor and Distillery Workers Union of New York as corrupt fronts. He attacks Ben Fross and Franklin Delano Frankfurter, alleging protection by government power, with accusations of racketeering and misuse of union funds and authority.
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Mussolini
American Union
Roosevelt
Norris
la Guardia
Supreme Recourt
Frankfurter
Frankfurteler
Wine, Liquor and Distillery Workers Union of
New York
Ben Fross
Russia
Pross
Hic
Lake Mahopac
Press
New Jersey
Connecticut
Truman
Hal
Finantetel
Elrely
Cpa Tal
Galata
Wanda Aa
Basarad
Babuy
Citation to Go to California for Top Money
Calumet Farm's Citation will race on the West Coast in major stakes, including the $50,000 added Tanforan Handicap, the $100,000 Santa Anita Maturity, and possibly the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Announcement came from Tantoran President Eugene Mori after a call with trainer Jimmy Jones in Baltimore. Citation will clash with Shannon I, On Trust, and the West's leading thoroughbreds on the coast.
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San Bruno
Cal
California
Calumet Farm
Citation
West Coast
Tantoran
Eugene Mori
Schedules Snapshot of Radio Daytime and Evening Lineup
A dense listing of Saturday November 6 to Monday November 8 radio programming. It catalogs times for sports, talk, music, dramas, religious services, news, and stage showcases across multiple networks and time slots. It notes Arkansas vs Rice football, Gabriel Heatter, Eddy Duchin, Roy Rogers, Jimmie Fidler, Kate Smith, and others, with intermittent station marks and program types.
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Little Rock
Tommy Tucker
Arkansas
Rice
Robert Hurleigh
Mel Alten
Stars On the Horizon
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Rose
Chicago Theatre of Air
Accent On Youth
Cub Rendezvous
Eddy Duchin
Orch
Mutual Reports
Lew White
Four Knights
Unity
Voice of Prophecy
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
William L. Shirer
John B. Kennnedy
Cote Glee Club
Roy Rogers
A. L. Alexander
Jimmie Fidler
Miniaune
William Hillman
Del
Bill McCune
Mutual News
Melody Boys
Bob Poole
M 81
Arkansas News
Uscalator
Gus Bliss Co
Victor H. Linedale
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Monroy
John Ganiel
Dair Eddy Arnold
Queen
Galdeyx Hope Chest
Oouth Valley Polks
Meet the Band
Balmnade
Vive Star
Henry J
Psy Fulton
Lew
Polean
Gregory Hood
H Gabnel
Munual
Il Meury
Michael Zarrven
Oveh
Yont Grant
Wally Wackows
Alkar Holuies
M Sinn
ML NL
Northwestern NC and Cal offer big fullback talk in scattered notes
By Huah Fullerton and J Chappel Hill North Carolina fans discuss Hosea Hodgers and Jackie Cloud as potential All-Americans in a mixed bag of sports chatter. Bill Veeck jokes about newspaper intake while Lew Warsham family ties surface in Pinehurst golf and Wake Forest. Michigan eyes freshman Don Peterson as brother Tom stars on varsity.
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Chappel Hill
N.C
North Carolina-Wiliam and Mary
Carolina
Hosea Hodgers
Jackie Cloud
Indians
Rodgers
Carl Shavely
Cloud
Jack Jensen
California
Lew
Buck Warsham
Pinehurst
Buddy
Wake Forest College
Worsham
Gabriel
Charlie
Catawba
West Point
Paul
Steve
Appalachian College
Shirley
Lincolnton
New Mexico University
Bill Knodt
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Michigan
Don Peterson
Tom
Missing Professor Found in Houston Hospital
Arkansas State Police said Dr. Henry Westover, a 32 year old professor from Westminster Massachusetts, was missing for over a week before being found in Pedetaon Davis Hospital Houston Texas with amnesia. His brother Harold Westover notified authorities and planned to travel to Houston. The search began after he disappeared from Fulton Maine and spread to Arkansas. Also noted, record hitters include Bobby Lowe Ed Delehanty Lou Gehrig and Chuck Klein.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Police
Earl Scroggin
Henry T. Wee Over
Westminister
Houston
Tex
Scroggin
Harold Westover
Westover
Pedetaon Davis Hospital
Housaon
Harald Westover
Arkansas
Fulton
Bobby Lowe
Ed Delehanty
Lou Gehrig
Chuck Klein
Little Rock JC Defeats Ozark College In First Half Duel
Little Rock Junior College Trojans beat College of the Ozarks 14 7 after a first half scoring duel. Savary to Jielmorck to Benny Scott on the opening play put LRJC ahead, then Savary scored on a 1 yard run in the second period.
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Little Rock Junior College
College of the Ozarks
George Savary
Shelby Jielmorck
Benny Scott
Trojans
Savory
New York
Missouri
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Ohio State
Santa Clara
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Penn
Penn State
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Atlanta
Notre Dame
Michigan
Army
North Carolina
Clemson
California
Nevada
South Bend Irish
Indiana
Bloomington
Michi-gan
Wolverines
Navy
West Point
Stanford
Yankee Stadium
Dixie Giants
Tar Heels
William and Mary
Furmant
U.C.L.A
Oregon
Hutie Oi Lon
Baylor
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas A
Truman victory boosts U S bipartisan world policy
Paris dispatch reports U S officials predict a strengthened American role after President Truman's reelection. Commentators note no delay in transfer of power, continued party support in Congress, and a more self confident delegation, with internationalists winning in several states and Eleanor Roosevelt calling the vote a labor turnout demonstration. French observers stress bipartisan policy remains intact.
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Paris
United Nations
Arachvca
Truman
Congress
United States
John Foster Dutles
Gov. Dewey
Min Andrei
Vishinsk
U. N
Winnis
Minnesota
Eleanor Roosevelt
Trench Quarters
Fruman
America
U.S. Sole Solution If Communism is to Be Halted in China
A Shanghai newspaper outlines four U.S. options to stop communism in Asia: write off China, abandon China with a coastal foothold, large scale air intervention, or direct intervention. It notes Chinese public awareness is low, patriotism weak, and many favor forceful U.S. action, though opinions vary on feasibility and risk.
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U.S
China
Rest of Asia
Tsinan
Shantung
Nanking
Shanghai
Yangtze
Chiang Kai-Shek
America
Ba Seoms
Similles
Ty Chiang
U. S
United States
Thoms Dewey
Hal
Radio Songbird Puzzle Clue Grid Solves A Crossword
A themed crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues seeks to fill a grid. Readers face wordplay for names, numbers, and common terms across musical, linguistic, and geographic hints, aiming to complete the full interlocked puzzle.
Labor Law Repeal Is An Order
Boston editor Tobin discusses the Taft Hartley Act repeal as a major political theme. He notes Republican predictions, states Truman plans a new labor law to replace Taft Hartley, and says action timing depends on Congress while labor services department status may be restored.
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Labor
Maurier J
Washington
M. Taft
Tobin
Trumaen
Truman
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Fights Last Night By United Press New York
Pete Mead of Grand Rapids defeated Charlie VAI by points in New York at Nicholas Arena. Johnny Iree sman of Fall River fought heats in Boston and was disqualified. Tommy Collins knocked out Jack Spider Armstrong in Toronto. Robvin Ford of Pittabur scored 135 while Pauline Mantes engaged in a listed bout.
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New York
Nicholas Arena
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charlie
Vai
Pittsburgh
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Ireesman
Fall River
Oallah
Boston
Tommy Collins
Basten
Jack Spider
Armstrong
Toronto
Trollywood
Robvin Ford
Pittabur
Pauline Mantes
Xicu City
Election fallout seen in global reactions to Truman win
Arab delegates in Paris showed disinterest in the results while the Araby office in London criticized the president. Me, Truman received a cable from President Chaim Beinmann of Israel in Tel Aviv praising the election outcome. Western Europe and Latin America welcomed Truman's victory amid mixed feelings.
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Roosevelt
Paris
London
New York State
Chaim Beinmann
Israel
Tel Aviv
Truman
Europe
America
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