Conviction Of Nazis Indicated At World War II Tribunal
The International Military Tribunal ruled that conspiracy to wage aggressive war is a supreme crime. It acquitted the German general staff and Reich cabinet as criminal organizations while convicting the SS, Gestapo, and certain leadership groupings. Judges indicated key figures like Goering and Hess face possible convictions on other counts, as the 1945 indictment and wartime crimes were weighed. Final sentences await tomorrow as the tribunal closes its historic verdict.
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Nueenberg
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Dimant
Nazi Germany
General Staff
High Command
Reich Cabinet
Edits Guard
Gestapo
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Amt
France
Heymann Goering
Rudolf Hess
Joachim von Ribsentrop
Insser
Tribumal
Ami
Gaerlug
Witte
Keitel
Hintyout Sthacht
Ant
Defordanta
Meza
Cor
Britain
Rumi
O Tre Tribunal
Wille
Open Waste Fats Drive In Kingsport Aims To Ease Shortage
Kingsport proclaims a city wide Waste Fats Salvage Week from September 9 to October 5 led by Mayor J B Armstage. Tennessee Irony and Metal Corp agrees to collect waste fats from grocers, paying four cents per pound and coordinating pickups to reduce nuisances and fire risks while boosting soap and other products.
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Engspoct
J. B. Armstage
Hax
Tennessee Irony and Metal Corporation of
Kingsport
United States Department of Agriculture
Two Knoxville Youths Killed in Auto Crash Near Norris
In Norris Tennessee early Sunday an automobile carrying four Knoxville youths ran off a highway two miles west of Norris Dam. Dan Williams, 16, and Ferbert Davigts, 28, died in the crash. Charles Cutshaw, 18, and his one year old sister Halene escaped with minor injuries.
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Norris
Tenn
K Knowvilla
Kell Mils
Norria Dam
Dan Williams
Ferbect Davigts
Charles ‘Cutshaw
Halen
Younger Vets After More Legion Control
San Francisco coverage notes a power struggle within the American Legion as World War I veterans push for greater representation. Militant WWI faction leaders meet to plan strategies to gain influence at the national convention, arguing current delegates underrepresent them. They seek stronger voice and aim to leverage protests to affect the 1947 convention.
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San Francisco
American Legion National
Vetrrats
Geriots Mmuktters
Ket
Oroudination
Lx Cion
Goutiet
Thiv. Cousellor
Webbernope
Rogersville Man Dies In Wreck
A Rogersville man died from injuries after a Saturday 1 am automobile crash on a curve while returning from a dance with his wife and Henry Lee Pyne. Livingston died en route to Greeneville hospital. He was on terminal Army leave in japan. Funeral services pending Army officials and family members in Missouri. He is survived by his widow Jean Reed Livingston a daughter Sylvia Ann Livingston a sister Mrs Virgil Livingston and a brother Albert Livingston.
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Fogerseile
Cpl
Willams Wystead Livingston, Jr
Henry Lee Pyne
Livingston
Rogersville
Pressman
Greeneville
U.S. Army
Jopan
Army
Missoush
Jean Reed Livingston
Sylvia Ann Livingston
Blamvguiver
Sirs
Virgh Livingston
Albert ‘Livingston
Navy Patrol Plane Passes Midway On Distance Flight
Navy patrol plane Turtle nosed near Bikini and Midway on a Pacific route to Seattle. The four crew and a baby aboard planned to reach Washington if fuel held, after a long overwater flight from New Guinea. Radio checks showed the ship averaging about 20 miles per hour with reports of normal conditions.
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Navy
Seattle
Midway Island
United States
Midaary
Fen
Sydney
Pacific
Morday
Puerco
Western Australia
Milne Bay
New Guinea
Bikini
Washington
Kyin
Radio Acream Australia
Navy to Back Up U S Foreign Policy in the Med
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal announced U S naval forces in the Mediterranean to back foreign policy aims. The move aims to support Allied forces, protect U S interests, and back Turkey, Greece, and Yugoslavia amid tensions with Russia, with a carrier replacement planned as needed. A bus strike in Nashville was averted when officials signed a wage contract raising pay for drivers and transportation workers.
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Navy
U. S
Washington
Fostvessel
United States
Forex
Mediterranean
Meta Tome
Prana D. Roosevelt
Aca
Forrestal
Turkey
Dardanelles
Ita
Amc
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Pergons
Derdanelles
Fadestz
Atlantic
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
U.S
Sid. Tov
Nashville
Souther Coach Lines
WAC Captain Given Five-Year Term For Theft
Frankfurt Germany a former WAC captain Hathleen Nast Durant was convicted by a military court of stealing 7 500 009 in Hesse family jewels and sentenced to five years at hard labor with a dishonorable discharge The verdict found her guilty on three counts of larceny embezzlement and absence without leave Her husband Colonel Jaci Durant and Major David Watson face complicity charges in the theft from Nranborg Castle She led the charge at the American Army officers club last winter and the jewels vanished The defense claimed she was scapegoated for looting by many soldiers in occupied Germany within a larger pattern of immunity witness Lt Col Cavinwell urged mercy and questioned assigning the entire blame to one woman
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Frankfurt
Germany
WAC
Hathleen Nast Durant
US Wins Drive Over Russian Opposition to Danube Pact
The peace conference moved to open Danube navigation by creating a riparian states conference with the United States Britain France Russia and Romania to draft binding uses within six months of the treaty taking effect. The French amendment, backed by the US and Britain, aimed to guarantee freedom of navigation, despite Soviet protests and Yugoslav opposition. Ratification by the full conference remains pending.
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Danube
Paris
Balkins
Arthur H Vandenberg
Gome Sich Wrineauntaa
the Commission
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Europe
Pereign
Consteil
Foreign Ministers’ Council I
Amendorent N
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yugoslay
Milos Rasavic l
Finland
Getachanke
Iwilieh
Commission
Josef Korpe
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Sexsiar
Ukraine
Czechoslovaka
Temchenko
Vanderrberg
Government Steps Into Pittsburgh Strike Parley
Government conciliation agents from the Federal Conciliation Service arrived in Washington to help mediate the Pittsburgh steel workers strike with Pittsburgh's power company and 3,500 union members. Labor Department mediators Margolis and Rye were named to assist, as power limits continued to affect 1.5 million residents and transit services faced shutdowns. The city stayed operational with limited power and water, while officials warned the situation could worsen without a settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Concilienium Service
Weshington
Ecandillators
Margolis
New Yorks
Lucian Rye
Baltinore
Washington
Chanles Katz
Incase
Tome
Vetermms
Diayor Denid L. Lawrence
Anid
Cout
Vemce
Sian
Street
Cary
MRE
AFL- Amatramated Association of
Keiloway and
Motongeach
Cer Barns
Gammges
ALF
Taore
Unclear OCR Item Describes Morning Scene and Team Routings
Fragmentary report notes pedestrians in morning hours and rising temperatures near ninety. Mentions two favored teams DA and UT territory overcoming strong opposition amid a contested routing journey.
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Foothal
Meepy
U-T
Experts Battle Time To Avert Shipping Walkout Crisis
Washington negotiators clash with CIO and APL unions to avert a second port shutdown in less than a month as talks stall over wage and clause demands. Federal conciliators in the West Coast aim to draft new contracts for CIO Longshoremen amid looming labor expirations and a 32 cent pay rise demand for Pacific stevedores.
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Washington
Leas
APL
CIO
Isgarim
Beast
Glustralon Ae
CIO ‘Marine
Pacific
Hospital Holds Twelfth Annual Meeting Tuesday
Members of the Fielstom Valley Community Hospital Incorporated will hold their twelfth annual meeting on Tuesday in the Civic Auditorium community rooms. The meeting will address re election of three year terms for 19 directors serving areas within about 25 miles of Wings Port, and review operating reports and plans for future development.
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Fielstom Valley Community Hospital
Civic Auditorium
Pos
Wings Port
H. 2. Shivell
Roy F. Belt
Blountville
J. EL. Wright
Mamlett
Amd
Awa
Nor-Predit
Congressional probes fault WAA surplus sale practices
Washington The House War Assets Administration faced sharp scrutiny as witnesses alleged lax disposal methods invited speculation and possible fraud. A Senate or House committee report highlighted negligence and delay in surplus sales, noting missing inventories and questionable billing practices while shipyard profits and contracts drew fresh attention.
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Washington
Have Susplce Property Committee
Resh
War Assets Administration
WAA
Reg Wigglesworth
R-Massy
Home Marchant Marine Committee
Nhavine Commmitter
Es Bean
Noversher Elac
Chaimman
Crisis centers in Trieste amid Yugoslav dispute officials say
A tense exchange between the United States and Yugoslavia over Yugoslav soldiers in Trieste centers on a note from Undersecretary Clayton defending allied military orders. The note says six Yugoslav guards were found with hand grenades and released after being escorted to Yugoslav headquarters, amid protests from Belgrade.
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Washington
United States
Ora
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Im A
Wit Clayton
State Department
Hank Sgrenades
Fug @avin
Sicera
Zone A
Venezia Giutia
Yugislav
Agploitien
Zagosiat
Venetig
Guilin
Wugostes
Zone
Officer Faces U S Charges In Negro Death
Jacksonville case charges Constable Crews with civil rights violation leading to death of Sad Askins McWadden. The 1965 incident at Suwannee River pool area involved beating with a placard and cow whip before the prisoner drowned. Crewe pleads innocent.
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U.S
Jacksonville
Crews
Sywrannele’ County
Fred S. Rogvars
Washington
Witt Aasiat
Theft charge tied to neighbor's chicken theft
Henry Pinker of Washington iShred appeared before Judge Showalter in Sullivan County on $830,000 bond for petit larceny. He faced charges related to stealing chickens valued at about 14 each from a neighbor. CIO leaders and local officials discussed protection as officials toured Parsons and Salant Garment Factory, with Mayor Long directing visitors to leave town.
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Henry Pinker
Washington
Sullivan County Grand Jury
W. WN. Showalter
Pinker
Menphis
A. Copeland
The
Tennessee
CIO
Courtcil
Parsore
Conte
Copeland
Salant
Parsons Tem
W. H. Long
Jmen
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