Slavs Contest Cleric Rights in Yugoslavia War Crimes Case
In Zagreb the prosecution pressed to bar defense witnesses in the war crimes trial of Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac. Prosecutor Blazevic argued defense witnesses constitute blasphemy and could prolong the trial. He accused many defense witnesses of fascist ties found in documents. The court was expected to rule Monday, with a possible finish this week.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Yugoshivia
Churchaman
Jacov Blazevich
Athce
Mosi
People's Court
Pope Denies Forcing Conversions in Yugoslavia Trial
Pope Pius XII rejected allegations of forced Catholic conversions in Yugoslavia, addressing the Sacred Roman Rota. He called the prosecution’s claims false and lamented the trial as sad, noting that defenders of tolerance and freedom of conscience often seize power to oppress Catholics.
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Rome
Pius XII
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Cope
Finest selection of Home Bargains in classification 20
A brief home catalog note directs readers to the Light Want Ads section, classification 20, for the finest bargains on household items and related goods. The snippet emphasizes a curated display of affordable choices in the classified pages.
Japan Adopts New Constitution Curtailing War and Imperial Power
Japan approves a revised constitution under U.S. guidance. The vote is 342 to 5 with four Communists and one Independent dissenting. It curtails armed forces, limits the emperor, and enshrines a bill of rights while promising American defense. The cabinet plans to resign within six months after promulgation.
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Tokyo
Get. T.—A
House of Representatives
Shigeru Yoshida
House
Prices Rise OPA Sees Uncertain Cost of Increases
OPA said it has no ready estimate of how much recent price increases will cost. A statistical expert noted prices rose during the three months after the original price control act expired more than in the prior 30 months. The agency cites shifts under terms of the new act passed after the statute expired June 30. The latest list covers items from doors to seafood and alewives.
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Washington
OPA
Olin R. Steelson
Fae
Jews urged to donate twenty million dollars worldwide
The Trevyith national fund issued a worldwide appeal for Jews to contribute a total of 20 million dollars this Jewish year. It announced that new Jewish colonies were established yesterday on Jewish national fund territory. Judge Morris Rothenberg, president of the American Jewish National Fund, expressed resolve to give the utmost in response to the land redonation program.
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Serubalem
Trevyith National Fund
Jewish National Fund
Morris Rothenberg
American-Jewish National Fund
Danish Breweries Win Permit for Global Beer Exports
Danish breweries announced permission to export 80 million barrels of beer to the United States, South America, Africa, France, Belgium, and the Near East. The move opens markets across multiple continents, signaling expanded international trade for Danish beer producers.
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Hreweries
United States
South America
Africa
France
Belgium
Near East
SSS Tonic claims relief for stomach distress and fatigue
An advertising piece touts SSS Tonic as a solution for nervous stomach distress, poor appetite, and weakness. It describes how gastric juice flow aids digestion and asserts the tonic builds blood and improves energy, urging readers to buy from drug stores and join the “host at happy people.”
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Lsborayatory
Happy People
Scottish Rite Reunion Opens At Temple With Large Candidate List
The semiannual Scottish Rite Masons reunion opened at the Scottish Rite Temple with many candidates from Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley. Morrest W. Morris directs registration. C. Ray Davis is the deputy general of the reunion. Carter Bissingame and Davies named as assistants. Judge C.K. Quin spoke at 9 0 0 p m. The program lists degrees from the 4th to the 14th, then 15th to 21st, 22nd to 30th, and 31st to 32nd in successive sessions through Thursday closing.
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Scottish Rite
Corpus Christi
Rio Grante Valley
Morrest W. Morris
Nir
C. Ray Davis
Thomas ‘Carter Bissingame
K. G. Davies
C.K. Quin
Fiesta San Jacinto Association meeting called
The Fiesta San Jacinto Association board will meet at the Gunter Hotel with President Dick Pullen presiding to brief leaders of the 1947 fiesta.
Clay Forecasts Germany Not A War Threat For 15 To 20 Years
In Berlin Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, deputy American military governor, said Germany should not be viewed as a war threat for 15 to 20 years unless it becomes a pawn. He noted economic unity of the American and British zones spurred interest from Russia and France, while trade and travel among four zones grow. He described plans for reduced Berlin forces and the new German war-potentials treaty as easing suspicions and aiding inspections to curb war production.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Interzvine
Free City
VA seeks physicians for veterans rehab program
Veterans Administration announces urgent need for medical specialists in physical medicine to lead physical therapy occupational therapy and corrective exercises as part of vocational rehabilitation for disabled veterans. Applications advised to the medical director at the Dallas office or at the hospital or office where appointment is desired.
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Veterans Administration
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Marvin A. Harlan
San Antonio
Dallas
Veterans
Harlan
Texas prison system rodeo opens with 25000 crowd
Huntsville reports an estimated 25,000 spectators attended the sixteenth annual Texas prison system rodeo opening. Shriners from Houston and their wives, along with the Shriners' band and patrol, participated in a colorful grand entry parade.
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Huntsville
Texas Prison System
Shriners
Houston
Patrol
Neighbors Watch Burglary at Wilcox Grocery Store
Neighbors watched Iman wt uniform break a plate glass window at Wilcox Grocery, 201 Hedges Street, crawl inside and exit with cash from the register on his shoulders. Booked for burglary was .2 mat Whe gave his manner as Ed read Aking.
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Wilcox
Hedges Street
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