Tojo As Sharp As Prosecutor In War Crimes Cross Examination
Tokyo reports on Jan 4 note verbal fireworks as Hideki Tojo faces cross-examination before the International War Crimes Tribunal. Prosecutor Joseph B Heenan resumes Monday, with Tojo pushing a self defense plea and challenging the prosecution status.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Joseph B. Heenan
Taro
Japan
Keenan
MacArthur
Koichi Kido
Arthur Comyns Carr
England
R. H Quilliam
New Zealand
Hirohito
William Webb
Tojo
John W. Fidelley
Fidelley
Washington
Shanghai
Nippon Times
Fojo
Huge Sum Available For Maryland Roads
State High Advisers Council endorses 35.76 million in road funding with most funds likely free of bonds. Report to Governor Lane notes 160 million in road bonds authorized. projected five year funds range 175 to 209 million. Chairman Howard Bruce cites 15 thousand in bank and higher taxes to boost available money to 25 to 30 million, enabling road improvements through next fall and possibly covering 1968 expenses. Primary routes to receive about 16.89 million this year. Mt Airy Lions to meet Thursday with Edwin R. Kingsley as speaker. club omitted from published participation list.
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State High Advisers Council
Alaryland
Lane
General Assembly
Howard Bruce
State Roads Commission
Bruce
Amewer to Preview Pussle U. S. Senator HORIZONTA 1
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East Indies
Priscilla
Amerce Committee
Six Made Homeless By Fires In Hagerstown
Fires over the weekend destroyed two structures in Hagerstown leaving a family of six homeless. A former garage dwelling used by Mr and Mrs Charles House and their four children burned late Saturday night probable coal oil stove cause. Family survived with only night clothes and is cared for at Volunteers of America home as police seek donations. A clubhouse at Quin Oaks Riding Academy on the Hagerstown Frederick road eight miles away also burned with a undetermined cause amid extensive remodeling.
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Hagerstown
Charles House
Volunteers of America
Poliege Rave
Quin Oaks Riding Academy
Hagerstown-Frederick Road
Knowland seeks secret Japan reparations pact details
Senator Knowland demands State Department disclose any secret big three agreement on Japan reparations and dismantled German and Japanese plant allocations. He cites possible settlements at Yalta Tehran or Potsdam and requests totals and country allocations, noting opposition to aiding Russia. A New Year dinner report follows with local social notices and a note on Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic Navy expedition findings.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
State Department
Robert A. Lovett
U. S
China
Australia
Yalta
Tehran
Japan
Admiral Byrd
Navy
Antarctic
Governor Pleads For Saving Of Resources In Maryland
Washington reports Governor Lane urges conservation of natural resources in a state broadcast. He cites forests as Maryland’s key renewable asset and notes enacted timber cutting rules aim to sustain production and restore forest areas to full strength.
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Washington
Ermor Lane
Maryland
Jump to 6 Hearts Proves a Winner
Bridge column notes a national team event shift from city-based partnerships to standardized play. The Atlantic City win by Landy Goldsmith Kravatz Glick Mogal is cited. The hand shows strategic bidding with Blackwood and a decisive six hearts bid. Landy counters West’s diamond lead by trumping with hearts and discarding losing spades, securing victory.
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William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Atlantic City
Alvin Landy
Arthur Goldsmith
Cleveland
Jack Kravatz
Chicago
Jeff Glick
Miami
S. Mogal
New York
Sandy
West
North
East
Landy
Three Children Die In Palermo Grenade Accident
In Palermo Sicily three children were killed and seven others wounded after a hand grenade found by them exploded when one of the youngsters kicked it. Officials said the incident occurred today as the youths played with the grenade in an outdoor area. Local authorities launched an inquiry into how the device reached the group.
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Rome
Palermo
Sicily
Radio Station Listing and Program Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary radio listing notes frequencies and shows including NBC Rai AgC AIRS and 5S music. Mentions stations WOR WEEM and WEAL with evening news, and names several performers or hosts such as Godwin Lomax and Rand. The readable portion provides a scrambled glimpse of a broadcast grid and dance segment.
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Edwin R. Kingsley
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Janice Elaine
Union
Charles Biddinger
Union Bridge
Charles Mack
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Connie
Creagerstown
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