Controversy Over German Prison Labor in Postwar Reparations
The article reports Justice Robert Jackson’s secret opinion urging only convicted war criminals be used for German labor in reparations to rebuild France and Russia. Morgen thau officials and Reparations Chief Pauley debate enforcement while Jackson hints at indicting Gestapo as a class. Separate notes cover training film destruction and cinema disposal efforts.
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Hoover Warns of Juvenile Delinquency Crisis and FBI Role
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns of a nationwide juvenile crime surge describing home life as key to reform. He cites 1944 crime counts with major offenses including 28 felonies daily and 2,176 daily larcenies, urging parental responsibility and early moral instruction.
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All-Star Pitching Duo in Tigers Talked About
Detroit fans recall a two-man combination led by Newhouser and Trout as a potent pitching unit. Expert E A Batchelor notes Newhouser’s promise since age 18, his swift ball and curve, but warns of control flaws and moodiness after errors behind him.
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Newhouser’s Struggles Fade With Richards Guidance
The Tigers’ pitcher Newhouser faced loathing from teammates as losses weighed on him. Paul Richards aided his growth from a problem child to a trusted ace, guiding him to exploit batters’ weaknesses and earn the American League MVP honors in one season.
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Gay Eccentric Trout Reemerges as Tiger Workhorse of 1944
The piece contrasts Paul Trout with Newhouser, praising his charm and rising focus. It notes Trout’s 20 wins in 1943 and 27 in 1944, highlighting his late-career maturity, sharp curve, control, and poise. It also credits him and partner for a large share of Detroit’s games, setting a tone of resilience and teamwork.
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