New York Hearings Reveal Sam Carp and Dalinda Russia Ties
Testimony before the Dies committee highlights Sam Carp and Joseph Dalinda discussing Russian deals and Molotov connections. Carp claims sister married Molotov and describes efforts to procure military and industrial orders, including a battleship, with large commissions.
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New York
Sam Carp
Joseph Z. Dalinda
Old Dies
Carpowski
United States
Bridgeport
Russia
Molotov
Dalinda
Carp
Moscov
Roosevelts
Elanos
Ellett
Hall
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jason McGoodwin
Scott Ferris
Osenglotz
America
Mr. Molotov
Sam
VNow- CHARGE E RENT, BUY OR SELL IT NEWS-STAR
Classified ad blurb urges readers to place want ads for big rental and buying crowds. Invites economy plan with pay for actual days published and rates based on cash with order. Offers phone-in ads and home pickup by News- Star-World carrier.
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Concel
News- Star—World
MacArthur denies Russian troop dispute in Tokyo broadcast
General MacArthur rejected reports that his headquarters clashed with the Russians over Soviet occupation troops in Japan and that he threatened to resign. He said his duty is to see the task through and that Russian participation is for others to decide. ABC’s Larry Tighe stood by his earlier broadcast citing a reliable source, while denials followed.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Larry Tighe
American Broadcasting Corporation
Tighe
Hokkaido
San Francisco
ABC
United Nations Organization
Cold spell to ease in south
Relief from the season's first cold wave was seen for the south as forecasters predicted moderating temperatures by today and tomorrow. The bitter air persisted in the northern plains and northeastern states with sub zero readings in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin. The cold has caused at least 90 deaths across 18 states and continues to grip the Dakotas. Continued on Seventh Page.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Texas
Florida
Miami
South
Gulf States
Dakotas
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Pembina
N. D
Minot
Duluth
Canada
Patton dies and red armistice bid in Chungking
Chinese Communist spokesman in Chungking says the party will formalize an unconditional armistice proposal and freeze positions. Government calls the verbal offer propaganda but could reconsider if written. Fighting remains fierce in Hopeh Chahar and Jehol. Wedemeyer denies US air strafing charges. Chiang Kai-shek sends birthday wishes to Stalin as Manchuria talks persist in Changchun.
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Chungking
China
Red
Chou En-Lai
Shanghai
North China
Hopeh
Chahar
Jehol
Albert C. Wedemeyer
U. S S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Marshall
General Patton Dies at 60 After Crash and Illness
Gen George S Patton Jr died in Heidelberg Germany at 5 50 p m after a neck fracture and pulmonary complications. He led the U S Third Army from Normandy through Czechoslovakia and had recently recovered from his injuries until respiratory problems worsened. Mrs Patton was at his side as Brig Gen John M Wilsen announced the death.
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Richard A. O
Reagen
Heidelberg
Germany
George S. Patton, Jr
U.S. Third Army
Normandy
Czechoslovakia
Patton
John M Wille
Seventh Army
Africa
Sicily
France
Belgium
German
Austria
Mhal
Louisianian Freed in German's Death at Fort Ord
Cpl. James O. Provost of Opelousas La was acquitted by a Fort Ord court martial of murder in the shooting of German prisoner Richard A Mangold at the Soldiers Club on December 2 Provost testified he fired after the prisoner lunged for his rifle. In Spain a landslide near Alcala Deluca buried 70 people killing six and injuring four with little hope for others.
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Monterey
Calif
James O. Provost
Opelousas
Fort Ord
Provost
Richard A. Mangold
Soldiers’ Club
Albacete
Spain
Alcala Deluca
Here
Thousands of Vets Delayed Returning Home for Christmas
Nearly 100 000 Pacific veterans and about 120 000 others faced being stranded at west coast ports on Christmas as transportation shortfalls worsened. Ships would dump 15 900 more daily, despite efforts under Operation Santa Claus. Veterans cited long delays and living aboard ships while awaiting word on when they could go home.
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San Francisco
Cpl. A. L. Holzman
Long Island
N. Y
Navy
Pfe
Julius P. Brenner
Hudson, N. Y
Brenner
Sgt
Louis Jaffe
New York City
Western Pacific
Homer Groainger
Army
Rotary adds a previous gift to Good Fellows fund
The Monroe Rotary Club increased its support for Good Fellows, adding 162 last week and 20 today to bring total gifts to 2414. Leon Sugar of Monroe Wholesale Drug Co donated 250 dolls for underprivileged children, prompting thanks from Good Fellows.
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Monroe Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
Leon Sugar
Monroe Wholesale Drug Company
Two Crippled Ships Off California Reported
Coast guard headquarters said two crippled ships were near the California coast. The army transport Imperial bound for Seattle was towed by cutter Shawnee after losing power off Cape Mendocino. she carried troops but was not in danger. LST 224, which reportedly foundered near 33 12 miles west of the Golden Gate, was also out of danger.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
California
Imperial
Seattle
Cape Mendocino
LST 224
Golden Gate
Temperature Moderates After Cold Spell Report
The period from midnight Thursday to 6 39 a m Friday saw a minimum of 213 and a maximum of 39 8 reported by the CAA at Selman Field.
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CAA
Selman Field
Big Three Foreign Ministers Near Pact In Moscow
Britain Russia and the United States move closer as their foreign ministers enter the sixth day of talks amid Stalin’s 66th birthday. Officials anticipate possible results but warn not all differences will vanish, with Byrnes and Bevin cautious on expectations.
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Moscow
Britain
Russia
United States
Stalin
Byrnes
Bevin
United Nations Organization
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
China
France
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Soviet Union
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
James
Government home program to aid veterans starts January 15
Washington announces a new postwar scheme to spur home building. Dwellings costing 10000 or less are offered first to veterans with top rents at 86 per month. At least 400000 homes projected for 1946, many under 800 monthly rent. The plan adds 10 scarce materials to priority use and routes applications through the FHA 52 offices.
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Washington
John D. Small
Civilian Production Administration
Small
CPA
Federal Housing Administration
Small Said
Ford Pact Not In Sight As Bargaining Break Ends
Ford Motor Company and the United Automobile Workers ended a Christmas recess with no settlement in sight on a wage dispute now a month old. Negotiations resume January 8 as the union stands firm on a 30 percent demand while Ford links any raise to productivity and volume production.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
C. I. O. United Automobile Workers
Washington
General Motors
Richard T. Leonard
Ford-U. A. W
John Bugas
Bugas
Ford
Cou
Tire Rationing to End January 1
Washington reports tire rationing ends January 1 after four years of tight supply. Officials say a strong production rise will not meet demand quickly and many motorists must wait for tires. Sugar rationing remains in effect with no immediate end in sight.
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Washington
CPA
John D. Small
Chester Bowles
Pearl Harbor
United States Delegation Approved for UN First Session
The complete American delegation to the United Nations first formal session won Senate approval after a two hour debate. Edward R. Stettinius Jr. will represent the U S on the Security Council and at the General Assembly in London. Critics questioned Walker and Townsend but support overall prevailed.
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Washington
Amercan
United Nations Organization
Senate
Truman
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Security Council
General Assembly
London
Tom Connally
Texas
Arthur H. Vanderberg
Michigan
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Assembly
Sol Bloom
New York
Charles A. Eaton
Frank C. Walker
John Foster Dulles
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Langer
North Dakota
Stettinius
Southerners Defy FEPC Move and Employment Bill Clash
Southern Democrats in Congress voiced sharp opposition to President Truman over the FEPC order and federal job policy. Rep. Gibson of Georgia called an open break with the president as FEPC authority to investigate private industry extends to next June. The dispute over returning the USES to the states and Senate bills for permanent FEPC independence fuels a tense holiday stalemate ahead of 1947 session.
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Clair Johnson
Washington
Truman
Congress
Representative Gibson
Georgia
U. S. Employment Service
USES
House
Senate
Fair Employment Practice Committee
FEPC
Rep
Gibson
Democrat
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Woman Held on Poisoning Charge in Baton Rouge
Mrs. Ruth Bowman Marchiafava is jailed after her husband Santo Marchiafava filed an affidavit accusing her of attempting to poison him. I M Duke, district attorney investigator, said a whisky sample analyzed by LSU chemists contained arsenic sufficient to kill. The affidavit claims the husband noted a foreign substance in the whisky on December 12.
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Baton Rouge
Ruth Bowman Marchiafava
Santo Marchiafava
I. M. Duke
Marchiafava
Newman de Bretton
Louisiana State University
Admiral Turner says U S was prepared for Pearl Harbor attack
Admiral R K Turner testified before the Senate inquiry that the fleet was prepared for a Japanese attack and ready for war on December 7 1941. He said Kimmel failed to follow clear orders and that Stark and Ingersoll agreed war with Japan was inevitable. Turner also said Wilkinson warned him Japan would attack.
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Washington
R. K. Turner
Husband E. Kimmel
Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Jack Bell
Cooper
Tennessee
Senate House Inquiry Committee
Navy War Plans
Harold R. Stark
Royal Ingersoll
Japan
Theodore S Wilkinson
Naval Intelligence
Turner
United States
Roosevelt
William D. Mitchell
George C. Marshall
Plan to reform national guard in Louisiana conference set
New Orleans December 21 plans to reestablish the Louisiana national guard and absorb the wartime state guard. A January 13 conference at Jackson Barracks will include Adjutant General Ray Fleming and all state guard commanders. Fleming named three former Louisiana national guard members to his staff: Lt Col Frank G. Spiess Maj Joseph A. Holiday and Capt Jerry J. Schultz Jr.
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New Orleans
Louisiana National Guard
State Guard
Ray Fleming
Jackson Barracks
Frank G. Spiess
Joseph A. Holiday
Baton Rouge
Jerry J. Schultz Jr
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Townsend
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