Opinions Differ In War Crimes Trials And Pirates Punished
The piece debates whether Nazi leaders can be tried for aggression under international law. It notes Versailles failures, Hague 1907 rules, Geneva Protocol 1924, Briand Kellogg 1928, and argues generals of crime may be prosecuted as pirates under recognized precedents.
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France
Napoleon
South
Jefferson Davis
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Netherlands
Petain
Laval
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Rotterdam
Lidice
Justice Jackson
Eighth Assembly
League of Nations
Gerany
Jackson
Truman Likes Gadgets and News Officers at a Glance
Washington column notes President Truman using practical gadgets at the White House including a sign that says The buck passing stops here and a souvenir clip of matches. It also covers shifts in labor law debates and a Pullman berths tale amid postwar industry changes.
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White House
Truman
Harry S. Truman
France votes in first national election in nine years
PFODAY notes France will elect a national assembly and decide on restoring or abandoning the 1875 constitution. The piece reflects on past political instability with De Gaulle's Popular Republicans, the Communists, Socialists, and Radical Socialists in a push and pull dynamic. It ends with quips on prophecy, mortgages, and the treadmill as constant pressures.
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de Gaulle
Communn
Socialists
Radical Sociali
The Lord Exalted and Zion Filled with Judgment
A brief biblical verse from Isaiah proclaims the Lord exalted dwelling on high and Zion filled with judgment and righteousness. It emphasizes wisdom knowledge as stability of times and salvation strength, with the fear of the Lord as the treasure.
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Zion
Plight of Aviation Industry Warns Washington and Warmed Plants
Hartford editor Thomas L. Stokes surveys the postwar aviation industry facing overcapacity and weak demand. United Aircraft and four divisions including Pratt and Whitney and Sikorsky outline production cuts, plant use, and staffing changes as government planning and funding become crucial to future civilian and military programs.
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Hartford
Conn
Washington
United Aircraft
United
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
Mikes
Hamilton Ssandara
Chance Vought Aircraft
Sikorsky Aircraft
Ford
Buick
Chevrolet
Nash
Jacobs
Concinental
Frigidaire
Remington Rand
Goodyear
Brewster
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Theovernment
Commerce Wallace
H. M. Horne
His.c
Army
Navy
Looking At Life Night Fears and Alone Wakefulness
A man recalls a midnight episode of fear and loneliness. In pitch darkness he confronts anxieties about his wife after death, imagining dental pain and financial worries, and wonders who would care for his family and manage his affairs.
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Snine
Deuce
Ghosts of the night haunt a wary estate plan
In a reflective note the writer contemplates choosing an executor for his modest estate while recounting restless worries from a midnight fright. Morning brings normalcy as family, mail, and friendly contact shift focus, prompting a question about whether many anxieties are just mental daze.
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Deuce
Frantic Overdue Visit Amid War Time Rationing Easing
A stressed narrator cites meat abundance and the end of gas rationing as reasons to avoid a lengthy visit from her father’s relative, signaling wartime social tension and practical constraints.
Butterfield Years With Wild Indians Highlighted by Local Historian
O'Donnell historian Ben Moore details Rev. A E Butterfield’s Texas years as a missionary among the Indians. The book Butterfield seven years with the Wild Indians chronicles his brave work in Fort Sill country and his influence on Geronimo, with Moore's photos showing Butterfield in Native headgear.
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Ben Moore
O’donnell
A. E. Butterfield
Matador
Moore
Butterfield
O'Donnell
Tom Tilson
Texas
North Texas
Binder
Fort Sill
Oklahoma Territory
Cynthia Ann Parker
Fayette County
Mexico
Haywood Moore
Old Indialola
Las Grange
Goliad
Gonzales
Geronimo
Rev
Buttersfield
Chief Ishall
Rev. Butterfield
For Our Crossword Puzzle Fans Answer to Previous Puzzle
Crossword lovers get a hint packed report noting last week’s clues and the triumphant solution. The column highlights standout entries, names, and curious wordplay as readers compare answers and sharpen their timing.
Puzzle style word list from a crossword themed page
A dense OCR-like list of hints and clues across multiple categories includes U S Army references horizontal and vertical cues, animal and plant terms, chemical elements, and archaic to modern words. The compilation presents scattered definitions, cross references, and numeric codes interwoven with occasional proper nouns.
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Lewis
Drew Pearson
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Union Colliers
Packard Motor
Jones- Laughlin
Pearsor
John L
Brain Trust
Saturday Evening Post
Brain
Tommy
Corcoran
Ed Noble
New York
Noble
WMCA
Donald Flamm
Post
Edward J. Noble
Thomas Corcoran
Steingut
Flamm
New York State
General Eisenhower
Herbert Evatt
Pacific Advisory Committee
War Department
Pacific
Bataan
Japan
Manila
Pullman
Pullman Company
Maritime Commission
Nathaniel Arnot Company
Baltimore
Arnot
Stanley Reed
Reed
Mak
Biwetz, Koownt
Ne. T. M. Reg
Pat
Olly
James Jeans
Republic
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal Opirsi
Gouth Plenia
Faniiahen
Ae Avalanche
Saournel
Oor Parker
Masegne
Laapen Waite
Cin
Ae Prem
Thomas L. Stokes
Chance Vought Corsairs
Sikorsky and
Sikorsky
Ay Erich Brandeis
Galbraith
U. S. Army
Ireland
Algerian
Great Lake
East Indies
Jacob
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