German Field Marshals to Face Nürnberg War Crimes Trial
Reports from Nuernberg state Generalfeldmarschall Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt and Generalfeldmarschall Albert Kesselring will be tried for war crimes after the Nürnberg proceedings conclude. Appendix B covers officers in supreme commands from February 1938 to March 1945, with sources noting their guilt is aligned with those previously indicted.
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Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
Albert Kesselring
Berlin
von Rundstedt
Ardennes
Albert” Kesselrine
Italy
Kesselring
Ley suicides in Nuernberg prison cell
In Nuernberg prison Ley hanged himself from a toilet lever using a towel in cell No 9 beside Rudolf Hess. A guard saw nothing suspicious. officials absolved the guard of blame as other Nazi war criminals learned of the death. Justice Jackson said investigators would review Ley's earlier testimony.
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Nuernberg
Rudolf Hess
Ley
Coor
National defense policy must protect key assets abroad
The text notes the vital role of national defense assets and highlights the American camera and optical industry, grown to about 1200 wartime manufacturers. It warns against allowing postwar German firms to resume war-necessary precision instrument production, underlining the need for an official government policy.
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Germany
UNRRA operates in Belgium while France favors Red Cross
UNRRA is active in Belgium though France prefers the Red Cross. New civilian American trees and Carm implements appear, likely to attract Americans unable to buy them at home. Much surplus equipment will be sold to UNRRA for Balkans Greece Poland and other areas.
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Mindanao
William F. Sharp
MacArthur
Homma
United States
Philippines
Sharps
Corregidor
C. E. Palmer Aris
Europe
Vincennes Army Depot
D. P. Andrews
Pittsburgh
Mans
Paris
Vincennes
Washington
UNRRA
France
Red Cross
Belgium
Balkans
Greece
Poland
Global political ideals outlined in wartime statement
The text lists U S aims including self government free from foreign interference across regions, abolishing Nazism and aggression, no recognition of coercive governments, freedom of the seas, equal trade access, hemispheric cooperation, economic collaboration, freedom of expression, and peace through a functioning United Nations. It preserves named nations and broad policy goals without sensational detail.
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Leeds
Scotland
Britain
Anthony Eden
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Ohio
Cleveland
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Hitler
Italy
Oxnam
Eden
Itsis Vith
Bevin
House of Commons
Lawrence
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Kiwanis Club
Gancon
U. S. Foundation For World Security
Kansas
U.S.A
U. S
U.S
Far East
Philippines
Woodrow Wilson
Landon
Eeither
United States
Truman
Heer
Asia
Africa
Western Hemisphere
Greyhound strike in Arkansas may halt services
Arkansas drivers plan a statewide walkout at midnight on October 31 after failed wage and working conditions talks in Omaha. About 17 Little Rock and 85 Pine Bluff drivers would strike, affecting routes Little Rock to El Dorado and Little Rock to Memphis via Stuttgart, with out-of-state drivers also ceasing operations if the order stands. The Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees led the action.
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Little Rock
Greyhound
Arkansas
Wade Saint
Omaha
Neb
Saint
Little
Weekly Christian Calendar Notes at Evening Services
Morning worship at 10 55 chaplain F L McGowan to speak C A Services Young People 6 00 p m Hazel Abram pres Evangelistic Service 7 00 p m Chaplain McGowan to speak Prayer Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Women's Missionary Council Thursday 2 39 p m Mrs W White president Friday HI C A Brigade 6 00 p m Pauline Morris Brig Gen Prayer and Tarrying Service 7 30 p m
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E. Basye
F. L. McGowan
C. A
Hazel Abram
Women's Missionary Council
W. White
Hi—C. A. Brigade
Pauline Morris
First Baptist Church Service At Third and Main Streets
The First Baptist Church on Third and Main Streets, led by Pastor S. A. Whitlow, held a regular morning service with expected sermon and worship. Congregation participation included prayers, hymns, and a fellowship period after the service.
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Paul Akien
Warren
Ark
Melvin Roberts
Calvary Baptist Church
Jackson
Miss
First Baptist
Third and Main Streets
S. A. Whitlow
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert
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