Boyle Goes To A Christmas Party
Manila December 27. HAL BOYLE reports on a Manila Christmas gathering at the Siaron home attended by American officials and journalists. The evening featured music, dancing, a piano recital by children, and a family feast amid tropical rain and lanterns.
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Boyle
Manila
Robbins
America
Jose Siaron
Mistress Siaron
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
George Ennis
Philadelphia
Big Dan Moss
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Mistress Sharon
California
Bethlehem
Josefino Siaron
Leipzig
Europe
Siaron
Christi Siaron
Loti
Consuelo Arizzona
Johnny Petrache
Consuelo
Poppy
Ming
Jesus
First Japanese War Crim Conviction Sentences Life at Hard Labor
Yokohama December 27 a war crimes commission sentenced Tatsuo Tsuchiya the first Japanese tried on surrendered soil to life at hard labor rather than death for torture and killing a U S POW. The court convened again that afternoon to hear Lt Ken Yuri charged with bayonet deaths and Lt Chotora Furushima with mistreatment. higher profile Tojo trials loom in February.
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Yokohama
Streator, III
Ken Yuri
Chotora Furushima
Hideki Tojo
Planned Economy for Red Germany
Five American correspondents completed an eight day tour of the Russian occupied zone of Germany. The Soviet program centers on planned economy for industry and widespread land reform. German leaders report progress despite hardships amid mixed reactions from new farmers and urban residents. Veteran communists hold key posts as Sovietization advances.
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Germany
Berlin
Dresden
Halle
German provinces under Soviet aid in Halle region
The report notes farming and mining largely controlled by German provincial authorities with Russian military support. In Halle Saxony officials claim industrial output often surpasses western zones despite reparations. Dr Erhardt Huebner, Soviet appointed provincial president, says Russians leave enough to support the population on a modest scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Halle
Saxony
Erhardt Huebner
Walkout in Singapore Ties Up Public Transport
About 20,000 workers including transport, gas and electric staff, newsboys and laborers employed by the British armed forces at a naval base walk out for higher wages paralyzing Singapore's public transport system. Armed police patrolled the city during the strike.
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Singapore
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MR. McFidgit
Pital
BY Fagaly and
Shorte
Doc Winter
Iet
Japan
Red
By Richard Kasischke
RADIO
Hanna
Masa
Dan’s
Koppenheimer
Ma Cort Laiell SS
Aps
IBM
Electromatic
International Business Machines Corporation
World Headquarters
New York
N.Y
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