Molotov outlines Soviet view on Italian colonies trusteeship
Soviet Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov told a news conference that the San Francisco conference had supported international trusteeship for the Italian colonies. He hinted the Soviet Union might oppose a single power trust and would prefer a United Nations arrangement. He suggested some Italian possessions might be reassigned and noted the Dodecanese and Trieste questions would receive different treatments from the council.
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London
V. M. Molotov
San Francisco
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Molotov
Julian March
Council of Foreign Minister
Italy
Ussia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Weather notes and farm bell query in PA NEWC brief
PA NEWC observes warm spells and early heating use in city buildings and buses. A reader reports a seven year old goldfish with a blemish on its side. A note confirms a farm dinner bell on the W A Morean farm near Pulaski Harbor Bridge road in use.
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Seacom
Pa Newee
W. A. Morean
Pulaski Harbor Bridge
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 am report maximum 69 Fahrenheit minimum 50 and 1 08 inches of precipitation. River stage is 5 9 feet. A year ago similar date recorded maximum 81 minimum 51 with no precipitation.
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United States
Japanese Turn Over More Accused Leaders To American Custody
Four additional accused Japanese war criminals were handed over to American custody by Japanese authorities and a cabinet member linked to military aggression was dropped as MacArthur orders guide occupation. The general cut occupation forces to 200 000, enabling veterans to return home sooner. Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu removed from cabinet after a conference.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArdhurs
MacArthur
Condella pleads not guilty to murder charge
Anthony Condela, 64, charged with killing Isaac Ralyh Svartsiuge in an Ellwood City brawl Saturday night. He pled not guilty before Justice J E Van Gordy and was held for the December grand jury. Bail denied. District Attorney Leroy Donaldson led the arraignment. Condella is represented by Michael A Barletta.
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Anthony Condela
Isaac Ralyh Svartsiuge
Ellwood City
Justice of the Peace
J. E van Gordey
Clark Ricer
Condella
Squire van Gorder
New Castle
Leroy K. Donaldson
Hurricanes Nearing End in North Carolina After Florida Storm
Hurricane once ripping through Florida moved north through North Carolina with heavy rain and winds under 25 mph. Casualties reported near Courdin South Carolina and prior deaths in Florida, with damage at Richmond base and Charleston floods.
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Raleigh
N.C
Florida
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Raleieh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Courdin
S. C
Parris Island Marine Training Base
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Richmond Royal Base
Poh
Mian
Pearl Harbor Probe Should Extend Beyond December 7 1941
Washington September 18 Congressman Burton Wheeler urged a broad Pearl Harbor inquiry. He said investigations must reach back to state department talks with Japan and all defense intelligence reports. Wheeler blamed prewar policy but argued Congress bore no responsibility for wartime shipments to Japan.
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Washington
INS
Burton K. Wheeler
D. Mont
Congressional
Pearl Harbor
State Department
Japan
Army
Wheeler
Truman
Congress
Extend Furloughs For Returned Yanks At Indiantown Gap
Forties five day furloughs have been ordered for veterans returning from overseas at the Indiantown Gap separation center in Pennsylvania. Soldiers who began their furloughs after August 16 will receive extensions. prior furloughs were 30 days.
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Indiantown Gap
Army
Indiatown Gap
Cleveland Man Loses Car Here
Clarence Britt of 10410 Hampton Street reported losing his 1938 Dorige car with license plate DT 37 while traveling from Cleveland to Youngstown. He said he ran out of gas, searched for fuel, and could not re find the vehicle at the scene.
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Clarence Britt
Hampton Street
Cleveland
Hits
Youngstown
Truman Says Korea to Be Free
President Truman declared that Japanese in Korea are being used as servants and that Allied occupation armies will be phased out as Korea moves toward freedom. He said the Big Four agree Korea should be free and independent, though full independence will require time and patience as Koreans assume governing duties.
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Korea
Truman
White Horse
Althouh
United States
China
Great Britain
Russia
Conditions in Belsen Concentration Camp Revealed at Trial
Stall correspondent Lueneberg Germany Sept 18 testimony at the Nuremberg style trial details living prisoners beaten starved and forced to share bunks with corpses at Belsen. Brigadier Glyn Hughes testified about cruelty and sadism at the camp as he described the April overrun by British troops and four reported deaths at the hands of Josef Kramer the Beast of Belsen.
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Lueneberg
Germany
Belsen
Glyn Hughes
Josef Kramchie
Belsens
Hughes
Wallion
Kramer
Eimony
Weather bulletin forecasts easing of Atlantic high winds
The Weather Bureau predicts the high winds lashing Atlantic coastal states will diminish gradually over the next 12 to 18 hours. Remnants of the tropical storm linger over southern Virginia, but little danger is expected from the current storm. Heavy rains are likely across eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and southern New England, with ongoing northeastern storm warnings from Cape Ann to the Delaware breakwater and small craft advisories from Cape Ann to Eastport.
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Washington
INS
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Englana
Cape Ann Mass
Delaware
Cape Ann
Eastport
Stalin Seeks Six Billion Dollar U S Loan
A Daily Herald Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin expressed interest in securing a six billion dollar loan from the United States to U S congressional delegates visiting Moscow. The potential loan reflects Soviet efforts to obtain external financing amid postwar economic concerns.
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London
Daily Herald
Moscow Dispatch
United States
Joseph Stalin
U. S
Boy Cited in Slingshot Pellet Incident at Stadium
Tommy Perrett, 11, was held after admitting he fired a rubber band slingshot pellet at grid player Dick Bettes during a Taggart Stadium game. Bettes suffered a pellet wound near the left eye but may recover. Perrett was sent to detention with his brother’s involvement noted.
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Dick Bettes
Butler
Taggart Stadium
Wes
John F. Haven
Betres
Tommy Perrett
South Jefferson Street Pole
Howe
Belo Iy
Haven
Robert D Hattie
Wille McMaoten
Joh Moore
Perrett
Berres
James
Jack M Duidap
Nik
Allied Judges Will Try Jap War Criminals
Tokyo reports that Allied judges will preside over trials for Japanese war crimes. Trials could begin before Christmas with a board representing United Nations nations. Former US Attorney General Francis Biddle is mentioned as a likely American judge amid efforts to capture Tojo and other Tojo cabinet survivors.
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Aled Bony
Tojo
Shigener Tojo
Japan Faces World Judgment Over Atrocities Reports
Tokyo officials and citizens grapple with MacArthur ordered atrocity disclosures as Allied media report brutalities by Japanese forces. Society debates accountability and the role of women amid wartime propaganda, with occupation forces planning further moves as the world watches.
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Tokyo
Sey
Douglas MacArthur
Alwase
Gertoe
Arun
Leaks at Conference Stir Talks on Sino Persian Ties
London dispatch reports heavy leaks during a conference of foreign ministers. Delegates discuss the Mediterranean crisis and Chinese position amid five-power deliberations. Officials tighten lines as communiqués outline pace and policy shifts.
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London
Todas
Peblit
Reasalo Otlitttie
Usder
Fenris Comerti
Roewiah
Lorcant
Veteran Marine Divisions to Occupy Kyushu Japan
Two veteran Marine divisions the second and fifth will land at Sasebo on Kyushu’s western coast September 22 as part of Gen Kreuger’s Sixth Army occupation force. The divisions Tarawa and Iwo Jima veterans will help secure the southern Japanese island and Pacific fleet HQ.
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Pearl Harbor
Dept
Marine Corps
Kyushu
Japan
Pacific Fleet
Walter Kreugers
Sasebro Naval Base
Tarawa
Iwo Jima
Tokyo paper suspended for 48 hours by Allied command
A Tokyo newspaper was suspended for 48 hours by the Allied powers supreme command for publication separation. The action followed wire service material considered disruptive to public order. The paper faced charges over three separate articles, including one asserting United States influence and wartime propaganda.
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Tokyo
INS
United States
Asall Cas
Supreme Commiander
Allied
Death Record Notices with Various Names
Fragmentary death notices list individuals with ages and partial addresses including Samuel Bo Seuple 77 and others in Pittsburgh and nearby streets. The readable text indicates scattered entries across several streets such as May avis, East Leone, Lorain, and Mars land avenues, with multiple female and male names.
Government To Move To Check Strikes Spread
Government action planned as labor turmoil widens with over 200,000 idle workers. President Truman to announce counter measures amid pressure from CIO and union demands to stabilize the current industrial sitatuion and reconversion effort.
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Washington
Truman
Gen Doolittle En Route to Washington from California
Gen Doolittle lands in United States territory after a Sacramento stop en route to Washington. Reports note Army confirmation and describe departure details from Sacramento and ongoing travel with mention of the aircrew and mission context.
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Gen Doolittle
United States
Fragmentary notice of weather and events on a rural road
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene with people and items on a plowed field. Mentions a kite, irons, and a home with four years old, plus warnings about weather and nearing forty three.
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Hood
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