Russia warns of losses if Turkey- Russia clash over Kars claims
In the national assembly Gen Kazin Karabekir warned that a clash over Soviet demands would cost Turkey blood and great losses. He cited Soviet occupation of the Kars plain and warned of consequences for Anatolia and Mediterranean stability. Turkey vowed to defend territorial integrity as Moscow pressed claims from Batum to Giresun along the Black Sea coast.
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Russia
Red Army
Turkey
Kazin Karabekir
National Assembly
Ankara
London Times
Karabekir
Kars
Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
Mediterranean
Basra
Anatolia
Dardanelles
Ali Riza Artunkal
Moscow
Black Sea
Batum
Giresun
Iranian Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Army Nurses Travel In Private Rail Car
Twelve Army nurses returning from Leyte rode home in a private Union Pacific car attached to an east bound train. They will reach separation centers at Fort Dix and likely be home by Christmas Day. None married, some hoping to see fiancés. Lt Helen Gestwicki requested simple comforts.
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Los Angeles
Leyte
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific
Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Helen E. Gestwicki
Dunkirk
N. Y
Ashes of Woman in Cline Case Studied
Bloomington Indiana officials queried Dr. Rollo N. Harger state toxicologist about ashes buried in 1944 as Mrs. Alice W. Carpenter. Analysis suggests the cremains may belong to another person. Alfred L. Cline, 86, ex convict, is charged with murder in Dallas for a 1944 case. ashes lack Mrs. Carpenter’s dental features.
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Cline
Bloomington
Ind
Rollo N. Harger
Alice W. Carpenter
Harger
Alfred L. Cline
San Francisco
Dallas
Texas
Veterans' uniforms give edge at Union Station crowd
Amid a crowded Union Station scene a group of recently discharged veterans in civilian clothes drew attention as they moved ahead of civilians. A circle of fellow Buddies shielded them from taunts while the men swapped stories after noting ties bypassed the gates. A chaotic dash formed among seekers trying to catch trains. a Lost Cabin Wyoming item appeared for sale at 125 dollars before selling.
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Union Station
Elvines
Mansfeldt Plea For Freedom Rejected
In San Francisco two courts denied Mrs. Annie Irene Mansfeldt bail and her plea for freedom after a manslaughter conviction in the pistol slayings of Mrs. Vada Martin. Testimony tied the motive to suspected affair with her husband, Dr. John H. Mansfeldt, who killed himself. She faces trial next Wednesday on the insanity defense.
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San Francisco
Annie Irene Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
Former Official Dies in Beaumont Collision
Bernard Brown 44 of Kirbyville, ex Orange County commissioner, died in Beaumont from injuries from yesterday's crash near Victor. Driver Frederick Ritter of New York City, a traveling show cast member, was in the other vehicle and was not seriously hurt.
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Beaumont
Bernard Brown
Kirbyville
Orange County
Victor
Frederick Ritter
New York City
Texas Still Lagging In E Bond Sales As Drive Nears Climax
Texas trails in Victory Bond sales as the drive nears its December 31 deadline. The state, tied with Rhode Island for 43rd, has only 76.4 of its 90 million quota. Gov Stevenson urged support. Gen Wainwright toured Texas boosting local totals but Dallas lagged.
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Texas
Climax
William C. Barnard
Associated Press
State War Finance Committee
Amond
Rhode Island
Coke R. Stevenson
Panhandle
Army
Wainwright
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fort Worth
Tarrant
Dallas
War Finance Committee
Attlee Seen As Man Of Religion And Practical Social Work
Britain's Prime Minister Attlee is portrayed as honest and deeply religious. The article notes his family, education at Oxford, and early social work in London's East End, arguing he practices religion as well as preaches it.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
London
Attlee
Britain
Ten Downing Street
England
Oxford
East End
Young Attlee
Training Film Unit To Be Transferred Despite Protests
Hollywood dispatch reports the 18th Army Air Forces base unit training film team will move from Hollywood to Lowry field near Denver as planned. Col. Jasper McDuffie said protests from 350 personnel and the Hollywood AVA chapter would not alter the transfer orders.
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Hollywood
Lowry Field
Denver
Jasper McDuffie
Outfit
18Th
Army Air Forces Base
Truman
Army
American Veterans Committee
Yamashita Defense Pleased By Supreme Court Review
Manila report states Col. Harry E. Clarke chief defense counsel for Japanese Lt Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita welcomed the Supreme Court agreeing to hear arguments on January 7. Yamashita facing the gallows after a military commission verdict for atrocities in the Philippines. A stay of execution was granted. Clarke planned to fly to Washington with Capt. Adolf Rees and Capt. Milton Sandberg.
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Manila
Harry E. Clarke
Tomoyuki Yamashita
U. S. Supreme Court
Yamashita
Philippines
Supreme Court
Clarke
Washington
Adolf Rees
Milton Sandberg
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