Tojo And 27 Held In War Crimes Indictments
Tokyo reports Allied indictments naming Hideki Tojo and 27 other wartime leaders on murder and conspiracy charges. Chief prosecutors outlined three categories of crimes as hearings set for May 3 before a 21 nation tribunal. Indictments list Tojo Hirhman, Hirota, Nagumo and several prewar and postwar officials among the accused.
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Niichiro Hirhmans
Koki Hirota
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Osami Nagumo
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Konji Doitera Sapan
Lawrence
Manchuriay
Yoshijira Umezun
Tokyo Bay
Marquis Koichi Xidp
Negotiations to Start in Iran Over Azeri Province Split
Iran plans talks to reunite Azerbaijan province with Tehran after a December revolt. Premier Jafar Pishevari leads the autonomous regime delegation while Prime Minister Ahmed Qavam has proposed settlement bases. A demonstration near Fehran Airport turned violent as troops fired, killing two and wounding others.
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Jatar Pishevari
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Ahmed Qavam
Pishevar
Fehran
Iran
Kam Gemdarmes
Trae
Congress Returns to Work After Recess
Congress plans to resume with votes on the British loan bill and draft extension as the Senate considers midweek action and a Friday or Saturday final roll call. The House must also approve a $5 754 000 000 credit package while tackling wartime agencies and cultural relations programs. The Military Committee criticizes the merger bill as militaristic and totalitarian in spirit, urging a common defense approach.
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Negotiations Resume In Coal Crisis Talks At Once
Labor Department announces resumption of negotiations between John L. Lewis and soft coal operators. Edward P. McGrady and Paul W. Fuller named mediators for 3:30 p.m. EST sessions in Labor Department rooms. Secretary Schwefelenbach met Lewis yesterday. details unclear as parties seek union health fund and wage settlement.
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Department
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le Sete
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Labor
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Germans and displaced Jews clash during county voting riot
In Brevard area, Germans and Jewish refugees battled amid county council elections. American troops imposed curfews as rioting left several injured and four U.S. agencies investigated. Swastikas appeared, and Communist and Nazi factions clashed in Oberstdorf and surrounding Bavarian towns with deaths reported.
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Werming
Gary
Christian Social Union
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Riensch
Seciption
Germany
Hell Im Oberstdorf
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Parsons
Wuerzburg
Ministers Go Into Crucial Session At Four-Power Meet
The four power foreign ministers conference enters its most vital session focusing on Italy's colonial post in North Africa and the Dodecanese. Russia seeks trusteeship over Tripolitania while Britain opposes any move threatening Mediterranean routes. The U.S. backs a UN trusteeship for Libya including Tripolitania and Eritrea in East Africa.
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Dodecanese Islands
Britain
Tripolitania
Ernest Bevin
Mediterranean
Diddle
India
United States
United Nations
Libya
Jendferx
London
Ike Plans Pacific Tour With MacArthur One Leg Of Trip
Army Chief of Staff Dwight Eisenhower travels via Hamilton Field en route to Hawaii as Major General Douglas MacArthur joins to discuss administration. The plan outlines mobilization needs for the next 19 months and projects 1,870,000 soldiers by July 2. The two leaders expect to coordinate demobilization and personnel support for Pacific operations.
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Hisenhower
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Time Change Confusion At Telegraph Office Street Scene
Crowds gather around the clock at the Telegraph Office as clocks marked Eastern Standard Time shift to Daylight Saving. A driver’s watch misreads the time causing auto troubles while a schoolteacher misses Sunday School.
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Rmaster
UN Likely To Order Franco Probe Today
The United Nations Security Council prepared to vote Friday on a Franco Spain investigation as Russia might veto. Delegates, including Rafael De La Colina of Mexico, sought Soviet support to delay action while Australian diplomat Paul Hasluck left Paris amid shifting positions and a looming vote on the inquiry.
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Mexico
Anddrej A. Gromyke
Narartuty
de le Coline
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Truman May Be Called To Settle Clash Over Food
Washington reports a policy clash over American farming relief methods between the State and Agriculture departments. Acting Secretary Dean Acheson pushes drastic measures, including seizing grain if needed, while Secretary Clinton Anderson seeks to requisition supplies under a staged plan, amid differences on control of shipments and distribution in Germany, Japan, and domestic markets.
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Pointers On Ways U S Can Save Food
A wartime style guidance piece urges households to use potatoes to stretch food. It lists practical swaps from bread to mashed potatoes, potato cakes, and potato pancakes, noting a small potato portion equals two slices of bread. It stresses feeding hungry families at home and avoiding waste.
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Jewish Areas Out Of Bounds In Palestine Clash
Jewish areas near Beitish troops were barred after weekend incidents in southwestern Palestine. British soldiers were injured and several prisons damaged Saturday night as soldiers led by battheads entered the settlement of Ber Tuyia near Fat Aviv. Another incident involving British troops occurred in Nox thanya in Northern Palestine, but officials did not release details.
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Osmena Concedes Defeat in Philippines Election
Osmena concedes defeat and pledges support for President elect Roxas. Roxas enters a pivotal leadership era following a 383,000 vote lead over Osmena. The transition faces post election tension with clashes and reports of violence against Roxas supporters in several areas.
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Marshall Is Unable To Settle Fuss
Efforts by General Marshall to bridge the gap between the Chinese National government and the Communists failed to secure a settlement in Manchuria. Chiang Kai-shek rejected the Democratic League’s cease fire plan and preferred to wait for northern advances, while Maoist-Chou En-lai talks ended without agreement. A transfer of Marshall’s headquarters to Nanking was ordered as negotiations resume in a few days.
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Truman Nominates Prentice Cooper for Peru Embassy
Prentice Cooper former three term Tennessee governor was named by President Truman as ambassador to Peru succeeding Willan E. Pawley. Cooper long aligned with Senator McKellar in Tennessee Democratic politics and weighed the Peru offer over family ties and a prior offer to be minister to Australia.
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Willan E. Pawley
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Captain Roy Bartlett Dies in New York at 70
Captain Bartlett a longtime Arctic explorer and Peary associate died in New York at age 70 after a career spanning forty years in polar ventures. He helped Peary inch toward the Pole, commanding ships and leading sled parties before failing to reach the Pole himself. He joined the Harkness mission and was noted for steadfast Arctic travel and exploration.
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Robert Abrad
Roy) Bartlett
Robert EB. Peary
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Harkness Pontion
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