Wife Flies to Sailor in Naval Hospital Link
Mrs Bingham and her two daughters flew to Charleston from Oakland after learning her husband William Bingham, a cook from Columbus, is blind in one eye due to an infection contracted in Okinawa. The family arrived from Honolulu aboard a Transport plane and plan to seek eye surgery to restore vision. Jennifer, the couple’s 10 month old, remains with the wife as the elder daughter, Diaune, is two.
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New Zealand
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Diaune
Bush Says FDR Ordered Bomb On Japan
Washington December 3. Dr Vancevar Bishi testified senators that President Roosevelt decided to drop the atomic bomb on Japan to destroy industries and force surrender. He said other weapons remain deadly and future wars may involve them. The witnesses noted questions about world control of the bomb and recalled incendiaries used before the atomic strike.
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Eisenhower Takes Over Army Chief Duties
General Eisenhower assumed his new duties today as army chief of staff after departing from the Ashford general hospital in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia over the weekend. He steps into the high command role amid wartime strain and will oversee strategic operations and personnel policy for the Army.
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Marshall urges universal military training for atomic era
General Marshall said the atomic bomb and other new weapons necessitate careful preparatory training for all service members in peacetime. He warned that without universal training, the United States risks wasting its destiny, as war techniques grow more complex and demanding. He cited past wartime cooperation and stressed intensified training to master advanced weapons and strategies.
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Two Juvenile Attackers Sentenced in Park Assault Wave
In San Antonio, two juveniles received life terms for criminal assaults tied to a recent park attack spree. Juan Velasquie, 17, pleaded guilty to a park assault in Brackenride Park on September 30, and an accomplice, 19, pleaded guilty to another assault at San Pedro Park on September 24.
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Juan Velasquie
Ctiminral Apsault
Mary Ramirez
Diwson Street
Brackanides Park
Meyner
Duan Ediuvitd
Miss Machner
Chituahur
San Pedro Park
Joll
Sachin
Yanks in Chungking Endure 36 Hour Work Week
CHUNGKING The American garrison adopts a 36 hour work week as Thanksgiving dinners arrive late. Authorities report Lindey to dispose of 499 wounds of Hickey, with personnel adjustments noted amid wartime strain.
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Lindey
Hickey
Air Travel Charge Approval Offered
Britain's ministry of aviation said it was ready to approve any travel charge for Irene-Atlantic air travel that is jointly acceptable to all parties involved. The action would not be charged in full unless agreed.
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World Report to Appear as New Weekly Magazine
Washington December 3 07 A new weekly magazine devoted to reporting and background of international affairs will debut. David Lawrener president of United States News Publishing Corporation said the publication titled World Report will have no large staff or correspondents stationed worldwide. He stated it will have no editorial page and seek to present the facts plainly for readers to judge.
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David Lawrener
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World Report
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SETAE
Inadequate Pearl Harbor Warning Reported by Miles
Washington dispatch notes Maj Gen Shepman Miley mistook a warning from November 28 1941 as totally inadequate. The Pearl Harbor inquiry saw Lt Gen Walter Short’s reply to Gen Marshall labeled insufficient while Miles criticized the response as lacking a clear military warning and notice of safeguards.
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Bob Clark
British Bride Fickle in Dubuque Flight Divorce Plan
In Dubuque a British bride named Jean Glaor Carbone, 29, wife of a discharged army lieutenant, arrived by plane with 2 veteran companions. Officers said she planned to visit Carbone, now a student at the University of Rochester, to obtain a divorce so she could marry Darrel Beschen, a bomber crewman. End of report notes a widespread search.
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Darrel Beschen
Germany
John Derreverry
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Ue Fidlice
Carbone
University of Rochester
Soldier Held for Military Authorities
Cpl. Angel Saumbrano, 25, was held by police Monday for initial military authorities after an incident Sunday night at South Laredo and Brazos streets. Radio Patrolman Tom Reyes arrested the corporal as he arrived on the scene and a 6 inch blade was found nearby.
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Brazos
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Holt
Reyes
Dapuey
Brazil Vote Goes For Vargas Backer in First Election
Rio de Janeiro dispatches say that early returns show General Eurleo Dutt with a slight lead, carrying the backing of former president Gebilin Vargas, as Brazil holds its first presidential contest in nine years. Seven citizens were killed in political unrest observed yesterday.
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Wanniro
Requet
Braail
Eurleo Dutt
Gebilin Vargas
Vesteliay
Window Smasher Held by Deputies
Deputies captured a suspect after reports of a window break at a Lehman Saddle area. Police tracked the noise to 322 O'Dell Street and arrested Colowmin on Monday as deputies Vernon Sehnei der and Carl Fritsch reported the incident.
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Flass
Lehman Saddle
Lotilda Floyes
Andres Cotonenn
Addvess
O'Dell Street
Vernon Sehneider
Carl Fritsch
Colowmin
Goering Denies Reichstag Fire Motive Claim
In Nuremberg Marshal Goering testified to his attorney that he did not order the Reichstag fire or have any involvement. He swore by his wife and family that he did not participate, denying all charges or connections to the blaze.
Arrest Stuns Jap Prince Amid War Crimes Probe
A Japanese imperial prince faced questions from foreign press as officials sought reprieves for the aged royal. Foreign Minister Yoshida appealed for clemency while the prince, pictured in garden attire, denied direct involvement in the 1930s Manchurian actions.
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Henri Buh
Inmates Riot at Utah State Prison
A riot at Utah State Prison broke out as inmates battered disciplinary cells and set fires. Warden B. Haters described the disorder as engineered by rioters, with staff and guards responding to contain the disturbance and restore order after hours of turmoil.
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Utah State Prison
Delgy B. Haters
Maritime protest strikes halt US shipping across ports
About 48,000 CIO National Maritime Union members walked off on a 24 hour protest to speed veterans’ return. First 600 workers in New York, then 40,000 on Pacific coast, 2,000 in Houston. Officials predicted 30,000 more would join. Ships in New York Houston and the east coast were to be used for troop transport rather than cargo. Seven unions joined the slowdown on the west coast. Pickets planned at docks but did not yet appear in force at 8 am in Morris Carzine’s report from Houston.
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Wnion
Stranded veterans face limited rail and air return home
In San Francisco and nearby areas 27 500 army and navy personnel waited for trains as ships to the United States were delayed. Officials warned that 20 000 veterans would return daily this month, with daily departures dropping from 5 000 in September to 1 000 in November, as the system tried to move veteans home amid backlogs and aging transport stock.
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Navy
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Pacific Sports
Payvy
United States carrier airlift repatriates service members
An INS telegraph dispatch from Shanghai reports two U S airlift sorties returning Anglican servicemen home. The carrier and another ship carried about 1,200 and 160 returnees respectively across Shanghai Bay in recent flights, part of ongoing repatriation efforts.
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United States Airervaft
Carriey Kadashan Bay
Two Millionth Fort Meade Soldier Recalled
The 2,000,000th Fort George G. Meade enlistee, Duybles Hl 21 of Norfolk Virginia, was released from the European theater duties to return to the Fort Meade Separation Center after two months overseas and earning 70 points.
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Norfolk
Hitler Ready to Use Gas on Czechs
International News Service documentary evidence shows Hitler prepared to deploy poison gas if necessary to subdue Czechoslovakia. The report claims German poison gas was highly developed and that U S espionage anticipated Allied retaliation.
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Nuembers
Millay
Kimes Hit by Truck in Arkansas Manhunt Ended
Oklahoma man Morty Kimes, 18, wanted in four states for weeks, was injured when struck by a poultry truck driven by Joe Chamblee in North Little Rock. Kimes, recently released on furlough, carried $1635 and was caught after entering traffic. A companion, Alvin Rogers, fled the scene as police traced the incident to a $17,600 Morton Texas case. two others were already arrested.
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Mat Kimes
Oklahoma
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Joe Chomiblee
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Kimes
Alvin Relgers
Will
Morton
Olle Melton
Fred Pale
Chicago London Flight Cancelled by Weather
Chicago to London weekly flight cancelled by American Airlines due to East weather conditions. Officials said trips would resume tomorrow and some passengers have booked passage.
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CNS
Argentine Autoists Leave Buenos Aires for Laredo Trial Run
Argentine motorists driving from Buenos Aires to New York left yesterday for Laredo on the trial stretch. They plan to reach the border town Tuesday in three notes.
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Argentne
Weather Update Near Freezing Conditions Forecast
Colder air follows rain with a freezing potential on Monday. Partly cloudy skies give way to clearer, cooler weather as a low near freezing is expected overnight. Tuesday brings a gradual warmup with a high of 65 and a low around 62 degrees, signaling a return to fair conditions.
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Officers Fined For Hunting Two Randolph Officers Guilty
Two Randolph county officers pled guilty to violating state game laws by hunting with artificial lights. They were fined 121.10 each by Judge Charles J. Matthews. State warden A. B. Hittfelder testified the pair were arrested north of Wetmore at 3 am. A 20 calibre carbine used in the hunt was seized after the trial.
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Kenneth B. Steveng
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Rufus D. Pike
A. EB. Hitfeller
Wetmore
Gab Fe
Laws to End Labor Strife Also Sought
President Truman intervened in the General Motors strike and urged workers to return immediately as he appointed a five man fact finding board. He asked Congress to enact labor legislation before Christmas, with adjournment tentatively set for December 20.
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Union Asks Probe of GM
The United Automobile Workers asked the U S attorney general to investigate General Motors for possible anti trust prosecution. The union argues GM controls a large share of key supplies, creating a monopoly that harms the industry and public interest.
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United Automobile Workers
United States
Tom Clerk
General Motors
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Untary Miler
Rome Liberty Ship Report Squelched
A Rome newspaper report said the United States plans to give Italy four Liberty ships. The claim was described by the marine column as a figment of somebody's wide disagreement toy.
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Marine Contussion Today
White House Denies Berle Recall
The White House today denied a recall of Adolph Berle United States ambassador to Brazil. The dispatch from Warrington Des 3 ENS notes officials stating Berle was not being recalled and dismissed speculation surrounding his post abroad.
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Brazil
Bag Ween
Huey Senate hearing to reveal Huey testimony
Maj. Gen Patrick J Huey will be offered for public view before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee along with testimony from the former ambassador to China. The closed trial will feature Huey and the ambassador detailing alleged sabotage by senior State Department officials and their charges. He may require two or three days to present his extensive statement.
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Norther Brings Chills to Texas Weather Mayhem
A bitter norther swept into west Texas Sunday and lingered into Monday bringing chilling rains and subfreezing temperatures. Abilene Lubbock and cities along the Texas New Mexico border reported light snow and widespread 20s to low 40s with Dallas Houston and Fort Worth in the 30s to 40s. Rainfall was widespread with Houston reporting 3.38 inches Sunday into Monday, the heaviest storm in years.
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