Chaplin Denies Joan's Story In Court Testimony
The trial features Charlie Chaplin denying claims by Joan Berry's attorney Joseph Scott about an alleged relationship and pregnancy. Chaplin describes his life as open and maintains he committed no crime while disputing requests to marry or provide support.
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New York
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German Breakthrough Presses On Across Western Front
German armored spearheads push toward American supply lines as Allied fronts yield ground in spots near Liege Antwerp and Stavelot. Berlin reports 200 American tanks destroyed or captured and 124 Allied planes shot down while fighting continues in fluid, contested zones along the frontier.
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Malmedy
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Aachen
Butgenbach
Staveilot
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Senate Battle Over State Department Aides and Rivers Bill
Wisconsin senators opposed the Grew confirmation and opposed several assistants. They pressed that the California river project not be rushed and urged study by the irrigation and reclamation committee. The debates tied to postwar policy and Western land laws influenced the stalled rivers and harbors measure.
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California
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Hatch
Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Congress
Britain Restores Ethiopian Sovereignty Over Large Areas
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced in the commons that Britain has returned large areas of Ethiopia to the control of Haile Selassie. The sovereignty of the emperor remains untouched by the new agreement, Eden said.
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Britain
Ethiopia
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Rice Consumption Averages Vary Across States
In the continental United States the average person eats six pounds of rice per year while Hawaii records a much higher figure of 177 pounds. The data highlights regional dietary differences and suggests cultural or culinary influences.
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United States
Hawaii
Postponement of La Crosse Victory Launch
The launching of the SS La Crosse Victory at the Fairfield Bethlehem shipyards in Baltimore Maryland was postponed to December 22 announced by shipyard officials via the Associated Press. The ship had been set to launch last Monday but was delayed to midweek.
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Associated Press
Reuters Chief Backs Global Honest News Plan
Christopher Chancellor of Reuters urged a worldwide system of free news agencies to build lasting peace. He praised Kent Cooper of the Associated Press and named AP, United Press and Reuters as core world news agencies. He called for international standards, anti propaganda, no peacetime censorship, and diplomatic immunity for correspondents.
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London
Christopher Chancellor
Reuters
World's Press News
Britain
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Kent Cooper
Associated Press
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United Press
Cooper
Funk Is Re-Elected To Education Board
Albert P. Funk of 1431 Kingstreet was unanimously re-elected to the board of vocational and adult education at a Washburn school meeting. The board also approved installing filter units at Central High and awarding Lorris Hoeft a $2,050 contract to repaint Logan High corridors during Christmas. Paper dalers will be installed at Central Logan Longfellow Lincoln and Washington high schools.
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Municipal Board of Education
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Board of Education
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Logan High School
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Logan
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Lincoln
Washington
Indictment Alleges Food Drug Act Violation by Merck
A 15 count indictment returned in Trenton accuses Merck & Co of violating the Food and Drug Act in labeling the crystalline form of the drug Doryl carbamylolcholine chloride. Two Detroiters died after injections in 1943 and total deaths cited reach fifteen nationwide. The charge centers on labeling statements and the warning do not use intravenscnary printed on labels. Maximum penalty is a $1,000 fine per count.
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Dory
Trenton
N. J
Merck & Company
Justice Department
Merck
City Plan Members to Meet in Special Session at City Hall
The judiciary and grounds and buildings committees of the common council will hold a special session at 7:30 p m Wednesday in city hall with J M Albers area planning engineer of the state planning board attending.
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City Hall
J. M. Albers
State Planning Board
Pfc Newburg Dies In France
Pfc Albert Newburg, 26, was killed in France on November 21, as reported by Mr and Mrs Rudolpe Brinkman. Born in 1914 in Louisiana he moved to Portland with his parents Kenneth and Mrs Portland. He went overseas to France three months ago and was a brickmaker before service. He had lived with grandparents Mr and Mrs Reynard Hake in La Crosse at 803 South Third Street.
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Albert Newburg
France
Rudolpe Brinkman
Newburg
Kenneth
Portland
Ore
la Crosse
Reynard Hake
South Third Streg
La Crosse County Board Meeting Set For Thursday
La Crosse county supervisors announce regular monthly meeting at 10 a m Thursday in the courthouse. Chairman J G Moran outlines agenda and calls for attendance.
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