Armistice Terms for Italy Released by Allies
The Allies disclosed the Italian Armistice and related 10 000 words of documents in Washington London and Rome. They confirmed unconditional surrender terms remained in effect but many provisions were modified or not invoked. The disclosure counters rumors about postwar control of ports and territory. Officials cited initial publication objections in 1943 by Allied military leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Hovey
Washington
London
Rome
Italy
State Department
British Foreign Office
Roosevelt scheme in stock sharpens graft allegations
Westbrook Pegler describes Treasury testimony on FDR and Elliott Roosevelt about stock repurchases. He portrays Roosevelt as orchestrating a buyback of Elliott's Texas network stock and using it to offset family divorce and support obligations, with creditors and White House figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Elliott
Erit
Ruth Googins
Childen
Sid Richardson
Charles Roeser
Fort Wortheir
Richardson
White House
Roeser
Jesse Jones
Grace Tully
Ruth G. Rooseveltt
Texas
Ruth
United States
Cold Rain Hinders Search For Missing Child
In cold rain in the Sierra, searchers enter the sixth day for three year old Dickie tum Suden missing since Thursday from the Goodyear Bar area. Officials fear he may have fallen into Goodyear creek and been swept toward the Yuna river. Parents Mr and Mrs Joseph tum Suden stay secluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downieville
Celif
High Sierra
Dickie Tum Suden
Joseph Tum Suden
Goonyear Bar
Sally Tum Suden
Sierra County
Alfred R. Lowey
Goodyear Creek
Yuna River
W. Dewey Johnson
Roosevelt Churchill files sought by Pearl Harbor inquiry
Two members of the Pearl Harbor investigation say the committee counsel William D. Mitchell asked for Roosevelt Churchill correspondence the Atlantic Charter and documents on the Pearl Harbor attack. The Roosevelt files are held by Grace G. Tully with uncertain indexing. the panel may access papers in Washington or Hawaii.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Churchill
William D. Mitchell
White House
Mitchell
Ome Committee
Japan
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Hawaii
Grace G. Tully
Air routes eyed as CAB session weighs Louisiana Missouri expansion
A civil aeronautics board regional hearing entered its second day with requests for broad air service expansion across Louisiana and Mississippi. Cities seek approvals for extended routes with seven lines bound for Monroe and Shreveport connections, and Delta proposed twice daily New Orleans to Monroe service.
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New Orleans
Civil Aeronautics Board
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Eastern Airlines
Kansas City
St. Louis
Eastern
George FE. Schneider
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Examiners
Five
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Beaumont
Tex
Bogalusa Crowley
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Monroe
New Iberia
Opelousas
Mid-Continent
Delta
Chicago
Southern
Shreveport
Schneider
Hattiesbury
Owen R. Smith
Monroe-West Monroe
Guy Whitaker Shot Dead at Filling Station in Chatham La
Guy Whitaker 25 filling station manager in Chatham La was shot and killed near his business Saturday night. Sheriff Neil Thomas pursues clues as authorities search for the slayer who fled in a nearby car. Whitaker survived by his wife and son. funeral held Monday at Oak Grove La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Whitaker
Chatham
Neil Thomas
Jonesboro
Whitaker
Oak Grove
German Pattern of Lies Aimed at Lulling Britain
Transcripts of secret Nazi telephone conversations record Goering and Von Ribbentrop plotting to soothe British fears after Austria's Anschluss. They discuss offering vague understandings with Britain to prevent action while preparing further aggression. The talks occur between Ribbentrop in London and Goering in Berlin after German troops occupy Austria.
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Daniel de Luce
Annovated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Toicbentrap
Czechoslovakia
Britain
von Ribbentrop
London
Goerling
Ger
Austria
Goering
Vienna
Ribbentrop
Halifan Sere Halifax
Elections Eyed by Politicians in Postwar Races
Politicians watch today’s postwar elections for signals on 1946 congressional races and the 1948 presidential contest. In New York William O Dwyer, backed by some in the administration, runs on Democratic and American Labor tickets against Judge John Goldstein and Newbold Morris with Dewey, LaGuardia, Farley, Wagner, Roosevelt, and Wallace active. The Detroit mayoral contest involves CIO PAC backing between Edward J Jeffries Jr and Richard T Frankensteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William O'Dwyer
Judge Jonsh Goldstein
Thomas E. Dewey
Newbold Morris
Fiorella LaGuardia
James A. Farley
Robert Wagner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
O'Dwyer
Wendell Willkie
Russell Davenport
Morris
Detroit
Edward J. Jeffries, Jr
Richard T. Frankensteen
C. I. O. United Automobile
Dog Hero Guides Injured Master Home After Crash
Tex the guide dog led his blind master William Wallan to a hospital scene after a car struck them. The dog barked and clawed at their home door to summon aid while Wallan suffered cuts and possible rib fractures. In Paris, Stars and Stripes reports the 82nd airborne division faces redeployment to the United States with replacement by the 4th infantry division starting November 15.
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Chicago
Tex
William Wallan
Paris
Stars and Stripes
82Nd Airborne
Berlin
United States
Tath
Transit strike halts Capital Transit services in wage dispute
Washington reports the AF of L bus and street car operators halted work in a dispute with the Capital Transit Company. B C Giddings said no vehicles have operated since early this morning. The action affects roughly 300 000 federal workers who rely on transit.
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Washington
Capital Transit Company
B. C. Giddings
Jobless welder may get diamond in New Orleans find
Ray Nolen a 30 year old unemployed welder from Oneonta Alabama found a glittering piece of glass in a Salvation Army scrap pile. The piece proved to be a one and a half carat diamond worth 800 dollars. Police hold the stone while Nolen hopes to reclaim it if unclaimed. He left his wife and stepson to seek work in New Orleans earlier this year and has since lived with Salvation Army aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alabama
Salvation Army
Ray Nolen
Nolen
Oneconta
Ala
Big Labor Chiefs Clash Over Executive Committee at Conference
Washington reports a heated labor management conference clash as John L. Lewis presses for greater representation for the United Mine Workers and Railroad Brotherhoods on an eight member executive committee. Philip Murray resists changes, while William Green backs Lewis to secure mine workers and railroad unions seats.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
United Mines Workers
Philip Murray
Labor Management Conference
Lewis
Labor
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers
Murray
Rules Committee
William Green
Green
Assoc
MacArthur orders dissolution of Japan's zaibatsu families
General MacArthur moves to dissolve Mitsui Mitsubishi Sumitomo and Yasuda zaibatsu and their holding companies to promote peaceful democratic economic development. He directs liquidation under Allied oversight and requires resignations from all posts in related enterprises. The order also targets private international cartels and monopolies to open competition.
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Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Indonesia
H. J. van Menk
the Indies
Java
Marlin Spencer
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Mitsui
Mitsubishi
Sumitomo
Yasuda Zaibatsu
Zaibatsu
Iwasaki
Liquidation Commission
Nazarenes Hold Meet Open at First Methodist Church
The Pre Assembly Convention of the Church of the Nazarene opened Monday night at the First Methodist Church with Ina Lee Downs leading singing. Rev. M. M. Snyder led the service and Rev. John Knight of Beaumont spoke on The Other Seventy. The Missionary and Young People's Conventions began Tuesday with Mrs. Elbert Dodd as president and Dan Perriman guiding the youth group. Dr. H. V. Miller will speak Tuesday evening on evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
First Methodist Church
Ina Lee Downs
Vivian
M. M. Snyder
Church School Board
New Orleans
John Knight
First Church
Beaumont
Tex
Elbert Dodd
Dan Perriman
Bossier City
H. V. Miller
Only Woman Survivor Of Crash At SFA Tells Story
The lone woman survivor of the Pacific crash aboard an army transport Liberator speaks of the ordeal. She recalls praying, receiving a lucky rosary, and being helped onto a raft by Jim as the craft sank. She reflects on fear, survival, and plans to reach the mainland alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFA
Army Transport Command
Mae West
Nlone
Honolulu
Patrick
WAC
Casablanca
War years bring highest revenues for Louisiana state
The 1940s war period yielded the state's highest revenues to June 30, 1945, with major taxes up 43.3 percent over six years to 102 million dollars. The survey notes excess spending against surplus for highways and drainage and highlights tax changes including income tax up nearly 120 percent, sales tax up 77 percent, and various sector boosts while some levies shift under reconversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisana
Bureau of Government Research
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John Hartford
Hartford
Hollywood
Jones
Smith
Cont
Chatham Man
Nash Offleichs
SND
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V. M. Molotov
Moscow
National Labor Relations Board
Higins Industries
Higgins
Shreveport. le
Werner Company
Shreveport Building Trades Council
BIG Labor Chiefs
United War Fund
Ouachita Parish
Ford Levi Stationery Company
Martha Haywood
Elizabeth McCleery
George Fink
Sidney D. Jeffrson
Louisiana Weii Company
R & A Jewelry Company
Landry FE. Ducote
Grant's Pharmacy
Imperial Food Stores
P. G. Marine
Genusas
Alvis Hotel
Cascio Fruit Stand
Tiger Foundry & Machine Works, Inc
J. C. Stovall
Wilma Stovall
John Sugden
J. B. Rutledge
W. J. Moore
W. B. Mann
William Barnes
Henry Jackson
Ed Smith
R. BE. Major Sr
Pickens
J. P. McDonald
F. Ww. Woolworth
J. Bodan
Liggett’s
Liggett's
Alfred Cohn
Peacock's
Lerner's
Lerner’s
W. M. Banister
Ames Shop
Firestone Auto Supply Company
Community Cash Store
Montgomery Ward
M. H. Strong
Mgr
Morgan & Lindsay
E. H. Scott
Megr
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Westinge House
Tidewater Associated Oi Co
International Telephone
Telee
Nazarenes
Marchere
Anna Trautman
Jim
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