Mexico drops Texas from eligible farm labor list
Mexico City reports the labor department will exclude Texas from the list of states eligible to receive Mexican farm labor. Alongside this, Francisco Tru Se Gurria named additional ineligible states Mitlais Indiana Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Colorado Montana and Wyoming. No Texas mention due to no workers sent under government sponsorship.
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Labor Department
Texas
Francisco Tru Se Gurria
Mitlais
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Gen Terry to Be Treated in U S
Gen Thomas A. Terry commanding the Indiana theater left for the United States to undergo treatment for a concussion suffered in a February 6 motor car accident. The return trip follows the February 18 dispatch from New Delhi.
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Terry
U. S
New Delni
Thomas A. Terry
Reveral
Indi Burnsa Theater
United States
Jap fishing plan spiked by U S officials
Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese bid to reenter American fishing zones using American ships was rejected by United States authorities. Lt. Col. R A Pledler said the plan aimed to push into the U S market without duties, angering Washington as officials maintain current open areas.
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Fels
Atiea
Nippoi
Ameren Deg
Wrewe
Trendquarters
United
Noralise
R.A. Pledler
Ilshortes
Nearquarters
Natal Resources
Aeedon
Presser Held As Abductor In Los Angeles Case
A 30-year-old pants presser at a downtown LA department store was booked by sheriff officers for investigation in the disappearance of Rochelle Glustator. Two women identified the suspect near the girls’ home. The man allegedly abducted Rochelle and fled in a dark car. Sheriff's officials fear foul play as no trace has been found.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's
Rochelle Glustotor
Tony Stabenan
Shouland
We Sheriff's
Abe Gliskater
Roebelle
Nelahhar
Rockelle
Bhérviff
Eugene Biseax
Stabini
Robbers Break Open Cash Register at Vendvick Matt
Knob knockers tried to open a safe at Vendvick Matt company 413 Buena Vista Street on Monday morning. They succeeded in breaking the cash register and taking 36 dollars, according to Manuel Fayres. The entry was via a skylight.
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Vendvick Matt Company
Buena Vista Stract
Manuel “Fayres
Mel
General Gillen to Aid Marshall in China Mission
General Alvin C Gillen, former Tah Army corps commander in France, has been assigned to assist General George C Marshall on a special oversea mission to China. The Chinese posting was reported in Chunghing on February 1.
Congress Hearing Warns of New Weapons Surpassing Atomic Bomb
University of Chicago educator Dr. Hutchins told Congress that much worse bombs than the atomic bomb are in development and warned universal military training is useless, urging world governance to avert a third world war. Senate debates over Pauley nomination and Navy undersecretary role intensified as witnesses clashed, while Dean Acheson pressed approval of the St. Lawrence Seaway to boost defense and U.S. wealth.
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M Day
Lin
Rocher M. Hutchins
Chant Celor
University of Chicago
House, Military, Affair
Hutchins
Truman
Roe
Dean Acheson
St. Lawrence
Jimmy Stewart Declines Pennsylvania Governor Run
Philadelphia February 18 Actor Jimmy Stewart a former Army Air Forces colonel says he does not want to run for governor of Pennsylvania Repairs Thomas P. McHenry Philadelphia County Commissioner McHenry says he asked Stewart for permission to enter his name as a candidate and Stewart telegraphed he could not accept the campaign due to movie commitments
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Jimmy Stewart
Army Air Sni'ces
Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Metenry
McHenry
Stow Mel
Indiana
Demonstrations Demand British Troops to Quiet Egypt
In Cairo February 18 40,000 Egyptians gathered before King Farouk’s palace demanding British troops restore order as widespread demonstrations that toppled the cabinet continued.
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Calro
Perce Tully
Faroul
War Crimes Trial Drags On in Hankow Defense Denies Torture
Maj. Gen. Masataka Kaburagi testified in his own defense at the Hankow war crimes trial, saying he knew nothing of a future parade of American prisoners and had not known they were cremated until reading a Tokyo report a year later. He claimed his orders were passed to a press official who carried out the parade without his knowledge while defense and prosecutors sparred over evidence. In Nuremberg, Soviet prosecutors presented a Greek government report claiming Nazi forces executed about 91,000 hostages in Greece and starved civilians as part of a planned effort to crush resistance, as the tribunal considers adjournment requests after the prosecution's case.
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Kaburagi J
Kaburagi
Tadayoshi Sano
America
Kaburegi
United States
Xenis Izumi
Izumi
Nndernberg
Greece
Racher
Allied tribunal picks nine judges for war crimes panel
Tokyo announces nine members including Sir William Frich Webb as president and a roster of judges from Canada China France the Netherlands New Zealand Russia the United Kingdom and the United States. In Manila two officers were sentenced to death and four others to 30 to 40 years for torturing and killing three American sailors.
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MacArthur
International War Crimes Tribunal
Wiliam Frich Webb
Australia
Stuart MacDougall
Canada
Ao. Mei
China
Henry Reimburger
France
Bernard Vietor A. Toling
Netherlands
Harvey Netherest
New Zealand
I. M. Zarya- Inov
Russia
Lord Patrios
United ‘Kingdom
Manila
Army Needs Large Army To Hold Germany Japan Says Collins
Gen Joseph J Collins, War Department information director, told Texas editors in Dallas that the U S must maintain a large army to occupy Germany and Japan and guard global stockpiles. He cited four ongoing postwar issues including national defense unity, universal service, demobilization, and manpower needs raised by General Eisenhower’s congressional statement.
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Tdallas
Washington
Texas Associated Press
Bulters Asandiation
Department of National Defense
War Department
Hart Denies Seeing Winds Code Message Linked to Pearl Harbor
Senator Hart testified that he once told L Safford he had seen a winds code message in naval files before Pearl Harbor. Safford claimed such a dispatch existed from Tokyo and warned of war, adding records related to it had disappeared. Hart, a Connecticut Republican, said he questioned Safford and noted no known case of falsified files in his naval career.
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Hart
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