Streicher to Stand Trial as Nazi Leaders Face War Crimes
The Allied tribunal opened the third day as it prepares to convict 20 Hitler aides. Julius Streicher was ruled sane and will be tried. Martin Bormann’s trial proceeds in absentia amid battles over defense motions and evidence.
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Noland Norgaard Mernberg
High Command
International Tribunal Today
Hitler
Julius Streicher
Martin Bormann
Tibunal
Stireiind
Geoffrey Lawret
Public View on War Alliances and History Texts
An author argues the United States should not romanticize tolerance with Russia and criticizes past U S and Soviet actions. He contrasts U S aggression with Nazi moves, warns against teaching children biased histories, and calls for frank treatment of wartime alliances and regimes.
Wainwright Prays On Thanksgiving In Seattle
General Nathan Wainwright and family observe Thanksgiving Day in the United States. He offers a prayer praising freedom and sacrifice and expressing hope for peace and a strong nation. Also reported London: Princess Elizabeth Rose underwent an appendicitis operation at Buckingham Palace, condition satisfactory.
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Seattle
Nathan Wainwright
Correge Ler
United States
Ople
America
Wainwright
Frederick Mears
Jonathan Wainwright Ltd
Art
London
Wwen'et Rose
Buckingham Palace
Thanksgiving Day Union Service Observed in Twin Cities
A war era Thanksgiving service was held in Minneapolis with Rev. Ernest Duncan Holloway delivering the message at Temple B'nai Israel. The sermon, drawn from Psalm 107, framed Thanksgiving as a sacred family national day, noting hardship, gratitude, and historical references to the Pilgrims.
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Twin Cities
Temple B'nai Israel
Monrisyn
West
Ernest Duncan Holloway
America
Bradford
Shakespeare
God
Nationalists Near Hingcheng and Lienshan Push
Nationalists stab into Manchuria seize Hingcheng on the Mukden railroad and push toward Lienshan near Hulutao. Reports say Paotow and other Inner Mongolian towns resist while Nationalists mass at Nankow pass for Kaigan drive. Unconfirmed talks on Soviet air movement to Mukden surface amid alleged Chinese appeals for cooperation.
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Chungking
Manchuria
Hingcheng
Paotow
Nankow Pass
Peiping
Kaigan
Chahar Province
Mukden
Doctors withdraw resignations at LSU medical school
A total of 17 physicians withdrew resignations from LSU medical school faculty after Dr. George Walter McCoy was named acting dean. Six will not return, five undecided, while a five member board committee seeks a permanent dean.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State University Medical School
George Walter McCoy
Board of Supervisors
McCoy
Deen
Beard
E. Monnot Lanier
BI. Burns
University of Texas
Willian McCord
John R. Schencken
B. L. Burns
Frederick B. Ferguson
Spencer McNeir
McNair
University
Wilburn Smith
Gas hearing shows wide split over future gas exports
Louisiana officials clash with royalty owners and Arkansas on a plan to curb natural gas outflow. Louisiana argues gas must stay for industrial use and power, warning reserves may deplete in 30 years while urging pipelines to consider alternative fuels and conservation.
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Edrnand le Breton
New Orleans
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas
Alate
Loumane Conservation
Commission
Unrest Mounts in Java As Indonesians Refuse Talks
Java tension rises as leaders of the Indonesian republic refuse to meet Dutch officials while British and Allied plans to withdraw Amboinese troops proceed. The Indonesian side says talks possible only with British, not Dutch, amid ongoing bloodshed in Batavia and other cities.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands East Indies
Philip Christison
Republic of Indonesia
Bat Hore
Avia
Regent of Greece says he will resign
Athens Nov 22 Archbishop Damaskinos announced he would definitely resign as regent of Greece. He spoke after liberal leader Sephoulis was sworn in as premier heading a new cabinet. Britain pressured Damaskinos to delay, then to swear in the government before resignation.
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Athens
Damaskinos
Greece
Themidtathes Sopheulis
Sephoulis
Japanese Proposes World Press Group to Prevent Wars
Shingoro Takaishi, head of Japan’s newspaper league, called for an international press league to curb future wars. He urged free news as essential to real democracy and noted Japanese papers now enjoy freedom after General MacArthur’s order, shifting from wartime support to rebuilding the country.
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Tokyo
Shingoro Takaishi
League of Japan Today
International Press League
Wilbur Forrest
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Takaishi
MacArthur
Legion Ends Lith Convention with Unification Backing
In Chicago the 27th American Legion convention closes after four days of debate over unifying the armed services. John Stelle of Illinois is elected national commander, a former governor who served briefly in 1938. The body endorses in principle a merged army navy and air force with universal peacetime training of at least one year.
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Chicago
Navy
The
American Legion
Army
Legion
John Stelle
Llinois
Henry Horner
Chicago Coliseum
Turks Watch East Amid Azerbaijan Uprising Reports
Turkish officials kept silent as reports of uprisings in the Soviet garrisoned Iranian Azerbaijan province stirred concern. Istanbul papers warned of a potential wider war with warnings about Soviet and Allied roles, while Tremendous fear of Tehran's fate with a possible leftist regime.
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Ankara
Turkey
Azerbaijan
Istanbul
Watan
Britain
America
Tasvir
Russia
Tehran
Iran
Death of Lt. Gen. Patch Ends A Storied War Career
Lt. Gen. Alexander McCarrell Patch Jr. 56, famed for leading the Seventh Army across France and Germany and tallying Pacific campaigns, died of pneumonia at Brooke General Hospital San Antonio. He entered the hospital November 14 and was surrounded by family as oxygen support was used.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Boone
Iowa
John S. Doud
Denver
Eisenhower
Joel E. Carlson
Eda Carlson
Eisenhowe
Frances Doud Moore
San Antonio
Tex
Anninia
Doud
Mamie Eisenhower Moore
Alexander McCarrell Patch Jr
U. S. Seventh Army
France
Germany
Sandy
Brooke General Hospital
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Patch
Julia Lillell Patch
Charles M. Drummond
Alexander M. Patch
Joseth Patch
U. S. First Army
Sandy Patch
Seventh Army
Seventh
Vosges Mountains
Pitch
Guadalcanal
Marinas
United States
New Caledonia
Navy
Two Japanese War Lords Surrender at Sugamo Prison
Baron Gen Sadao Araki and Yoshihiro Kuzuu surrendered at Sugamo prison as part of General Mac Arthur s arrests of 11 war leaders. Bar on Gen Shigeru Honjo committed hara kiri to avoid arrest. Fusanosuke Kuhara ill and Yosuke Matsukoka obstinately delayed surrender.
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Tokyo
Sadao Araki
Yoshihiro Kuzuu
Black Dragon Society
Sugamo
Araki
Kuzuu
MacArthur
Shigeru Honjo
Fusanosuke Kuhara
Seiyu-Kai Party
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Germany
Italy
Kuhgta
China
Sun Yat
Detroit GM strike faces long fight as UAW vows bitter end
The United Auto Workers led by Walter Reuther presses a nationwide strike against General Motors seeking a 36 percent wage hike. GM says 162000 production workers are idle with another 100000 salaried or in other unions affected. Government mediation and fund limits loom as talks resume Friday.
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Detroit
C. I. O. Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
John W. Gibson
Spec
Schnellen
Michigan C. I. O. Council
Slam
Yestereday
Meriden
Romney
R. J. Thomas
UPA
W.C. i& President
I. O
Negro Admits Killing Woman in Santa Fe Case
Louis Young, 44, a Houston convict, signed a full written confession to killing 23 year old Eloise Kennedy, wife of banker Leon Kennedy Jr., in Santa Fe. A first degree murder charge will be filed, investigators say the weapon was a knife found behind the apartment.
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Santa FE
N. M
Bert Clancy
Louis Young
Houston
Tex
Eloisenedy
Young
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Clancy
Thanksgiving observed by Americans in many lands
American service members abroad held a Thanksgiving of gratitude and prayer as chaplains preached peace. In Japan and Korea nearly 1,006,000 pounds of fresh turkey arrived for troops, with ships and trains delivering meals to Shanghai and Yokohama. Services were held on ships and ashore at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai as festive meals continued.
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Russia
Hitler
Norway
Associated Press
Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
Japan
Philippines
Orient
Lic
Korea
Yokohama
Turkey
U.S. Sixth Army
U. S- 24Th
Shanghai
States
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Civil Aeronautics Session Ends In New Orleans
Regional examiners wrapped a two week Civil Aeronautics Board session with review of three new airline route petitions. Arkansas Louisiana Texas Aviation proposes a feeder route serving east Texas oilfield with Shreveport Texarkana Hot Springs Lake Charles and delta cities. Southern Airlines seeks integrated service from New Orleans to major cities including Jackson Shreveport Monroe Memphis Houston Birmingham and St. Louis. Spartan Airlines requests five routes across Louisiana Texas Missouri Arkansas and Kansas with Shreveport Mansfield Natchez Alexandria Baton Rouge New Orleans and Lake Charles.
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New Orleans
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ferdinand D. Moran
James S. Keith
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas-Louisiana, Texas Aviation Corporation
East Texas
Shreveport
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Lake Charles
Missppi Delta
Southern Airlines
Southern Sus Lines, Inc
Jackson
Monroe
Memphis
el Do
Alexandria
Houston
Caellas
Little Rock
St. Louis
Birmingham
Spartan Airlines, Inc
Louisiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Mansfield
Natchhitoches
Baton Rouge
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Streicher
Westbrook
Pegler
New York
Roosevelt
Jnion
Stalin
Euch
Snifter
Mussolini
Princess
Lienshan
Kweisui
Ren
Ike
World Press Group
LITH
U.S
Union
Baron
George Romney
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Ford
Civil Aeronautics
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