Krupp Trial Postponed on Health Grounds at Nuremberg
The international tribunal granted a defense motion to delay the war crimes trial of Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach until his physical and mental condition permits it. Medical findings cited senile decline as grounds for postponement, while prosecutors weigh in on whether Alfried Krupp should be indicted. Streicher's counsel seeks an immediate psychiatric exam for the defendant, with Streicher resisting any evaluation. Canada’s tariff system from 1904 noted.
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Daniel DE Luce Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Krupp
inter-Allied Medical Commission
Krunn
Alfried Krupp
Alfried Kupp
Julius Streicher
Bes
Hans Marx
Treicher
James Thrasher
Poe
Henry
Wallace
Commerce Department
Mr. Wallace
Mr. W
Roosevelt
Tross
Ray Moley
Rex Tugwell
Adolph Berle
Felix Frankfurter
Thurman Arnold
Joe McGoldrick
Mr. Roosevelt
Ous
Hiroshima
John L. Cutter
United Press
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Owen Liewster
T. 0. Inglis
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Imperial Naval Headquarters
Inglis
Hutokapu Bay
Hawaiian Waters
Mt. Niitka
Douglas MacArthur
Cordell Mull
Hull
State Department
Tokyo
William C. Wilson
Manila
Masatoshi Irujishige
Batangas
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Davao
Baguio
Luzon
Robert M. Kerr
Portland
Ore
Fujishige
Yamashita
Philippines
Palawan
Kerr
Robert FE. Coun
Geneva
Minn
Olongapo
Comn
Russell Brines
Nanking
Mukden
U. S
Panay
MacArthur
Sugamon
Yosuke Matsuoka
Toshio Shiratori
Rome
Gen
Shigeru Honjo
Kwantung Army
Manchuria
Iwane Matsui
Kuniaki Koiso
Jiro Minami
Jinzaburo Mazaki
Koiso
Araki
Matsuoka
University of Oregon
Vision of Virgin Mary Draws Bronx Crowd and Police
Nine year old Joseph Vitalo claimed a vision of the Virgin in a Bronx vacant lot and said he would not reveal her messages. About 30 000 people stood in drizzle, praying with him as a line of police kept order. Some spectators reported miracles, while the boy's family urged calm.
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Robert Richards
New York
Joseph Vitalo
Bronx
Jo-Jo
Joseph
Mary
Theresa Campone
Chichi Huffino
Huffino
James Sheridan
The
Julie C. Murphy
Madison Ave
Manhattan
Angal
Vitalo
Radio hams celebrate peacetime return to air on new bands
West Hartford November 15 amateur radio operators marked the return to the air across three bands released by the FCC. Warner noted the 56-60 megacycle band will shift to 50-54 megacycles March 1 for television moves and the 144-148 megacycle band remains usable for long distance contacts when sky waves bend signals. Four new microwave bands are also assigned, expanding beyond the prewar spectrum. The FCC and military authorities were praised for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hartford
Conn
Warndorpenes West
Rt Relay League
Zprewé
FCC
Warner
Releasing Frequencies to Amateurs Prompts Hopeful Policy Move
The statement released to amateur operators expressed hope that policies will continue so that all bands may be restored. The remarks emphasize ongoing efforts to open frequencies and return access across the bands.
DeGaulle faces Communist pressure in French cabinet spill
General Charles de Gaulle wins a vote of confidence but refuses to cede cabinet posts to the Communist party, signaling a broader France versus Moscow clash. The stalemate echoes wartime tensions and Europe’s postwar struggle as De Gaulle seeks an exclusively French government and the Communists weigh Moscow's influence. In Washington, Truman proposes a five point national health program, including compulsory health insurance to prepay medical costs. The plan calls for hospitals, expanded public health, education, research, disability insurance, and a decentralized national health fund.
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Charles Gisiawle
Communist Party
DeGaulle
France
DeGauille
DeCaulle
Europe
Tongland
England
Spanish ’ Republic
Russia
Britain
Spanish Republic
de Gaulle
Moscow
Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Duclos
Chamber
Democratic Socialist Resistance Movement
Aftee Setees Attandre
Philinne
Philippe
Wewoka hunt for famed outlaw Mat Kimes widens
In Wewoka Oklahoma authorities pursue Mat Kimes linked to a $1200 box office theft at a movie theater and a 17 000 Texas bank robbery. A woman is named as a suspected accomplice driving a blue Buick as officers blanket the region from Oklahoma into surrounding states.
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Wewoka
Okla
Mat Kimes
Oklahoma
Kimes
Texas
Trellis Herod
Herod
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Colorado
Fang
Southwest
First State Bank
Morton
Tex
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
McAlester State Prison
New Car Prices to Be About Same as 1942
Washington reports new car pricing will be near 1942 levels with dealers earning less profit. Manufacturers will charge dealers 4 to 12 percent above 1942 prices, while the consumer price at the dealer will rise only 1 to 9 percent. Some cases may even show lower dealer prices than 1942.
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James Marlow Washington
OPA
Charles B. Degges
Washington
CPA
Ford
Studebaker
Mitorinellon
Chester Bowles
Bowles
General Motors
GMC
F.O.B. Detroit
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Congress
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Gentry Printing Co
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Russell
Brines Tokyo
NEA Service, Inc
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U.G
Junior
Dick Turner
Hope Star
Hope Arkansas
State Welfare and Institutions Code
Canada
Arthur G. Hover
Hot Springs Aquor
Vern Ledgerwood
Ledgerwood
Hover
M. Clifford
San Antonio
Hot Springs
Leon Ladd
Hal Boyle
Fred
Hampson
Shanghai
Spencer
Davis
John Grover
Glenn Babs
Western Pacific
Tasman Sea
Associated Press
East
Glenn Babb
Babb
Peipis
Richard Massack
Devel
Chin Ov
James Morton
Australasia
VERN
Haugland
Ralph Mgrion
Alex. H. Washburn
Hempstead
George Wylie
Department of Commerce
RICE
Rice Owls
Texas Aggles
Houston
Erfurth
Aggle
Feldbourg
Moncrief
Winkler
Admiral Halsey
Spencer Moosa
Chungking
Shanhaikwan
Olen Clements
Tientsin
Great Wall
Chinhsien
Peiping-Mukden
Shantunng
Manchurian
Changchun
Lran
Teheran
Seoul
Korea
Tangun
Red Cross
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