Yank Slaves To Russia Controversy Over American Citizens
U S officials report claims that about 165 American citizens have been made slave laborers in Russia with possibly 10 deaths in concentration camps. Yugoslav authorities deny slave labor conditions and say some cases involve German nationals. Notes list three other affected individuals including Spasia Chetkovich and Emil Spengier with passports and travel details.
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Marshal Tito
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Russia
Ser Bile Makiedo
Balkan
Lved
Yugoslavia
Irtroent
Hegel
Uf. S
Volksdeutches
Trieste
America
Spasia Chetkovich
Fnally
United States
Imilian Spengier
Cleveland
Ohta
Soviet Union
Council plans bill to ban Jewish goods from Palestine
The Lebanese Council of Ministers prepared a bill for urgent Parliament action to prohibit import safe purchase or transport of Jewish goods made in Palestine within Lebanese territory.
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Belut
Council of Ministers
Palestine
Premier Ahmed Qayam Resigns in Tehran Cabinet Shuffle
Tehran radio says Premier Ahmed Qayam submitted his resignation to the Shah yesterday and was asked to form a new cabinet. Report notes a rumored Czech shakeup and delayed broadcasts as the political scene shifts in Iran.
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Tehran
Ahmed Qayam
Meat price surge triggers buyer caution and price moves
A fragmented report notes consumer reluctance to pay higher steak and pork prices despite more livestock in markets after price controls were loosened. Packers urge shoppers to compare values while some dealers and state meat associations push for price drops, even as butter prices ease in several cities. Navy families, including Adm. Griffin's wife and daughter, prepare to sail to Japan aboard the General Anderson.
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Nation’s
Gnpriptabte
Jersey
Independent
Butchers Association
Japan
Yokosuka
Vier
Robert M
Griffin
U. S. Navy
Anderson
Fugitive Shot During Chase on West Commerce Street
A man was accidentally shot and killed during a mid night pursuit by officers and Bran who tried to break away. Villarreal fired at the fugitive, who fell in the street but later stood up uninjured near Produce Row.
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Truillle
Commerce -Street
Llarreal
Elystern
Chase
Bran
Papers Raise Costs Blamed for Change in Viewsprint
Articles cite the increased cost of viewsprint and mounting operation expenses as the main factors behind a notable change. Officials and editors discuss financial pressures, proposing adjustments to maintain coverage quality amid rising prices.
Poison Hidden Under Skin Hint Considered in Goering Death
Oct. 19 report from Statt MerNberg says Allied generals on the Quadripartite commission suggest a cyanide capsule might have been inserted under Goering’s skin years earlier. The theory cites a recovered wound and prior Nazi prep for self destruction, signaling a sensational explanation under investigation.
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Statt Mernberg
Herman Goering
Quadripartite Commission
Army Board
Goering
Ili
U S Probes Cotton Break In Futures Market
Washington reports from INS indicate the commodity exchange authority launched a full scale inquiry into the worst cotton market break in 25 years. Audited reports from clearing members of the New York New Orleans and Chicago cotton exchanges are requested with complete details of cotton futures deals on October 16 17 and 18. The drop hit the daily limit for the third straight day as Senator Thomas of Oklahoma blamed a widespread scare raid.
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Washington
INS
New ‘York
New Orleans
Chicago
Thomas
Okla
Byrnes Sets Out Peace Fight In Radio Address
Secretary James F Byrnes defended U S policy toward the Soviet Union in a radio address urging world peace ahead of the Big Four talks. He called for firm but patient policy, rebutting Wallace and detailing four key issues on reparations Trieste Danube and U S Soviet relations while stressing the UN aim.
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CINS
James F. Byrnes
United Nations
Byrnes
Soviet Union
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
U. S
Russia
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Hungary
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Bulgaria
Jirland
Bla Fens
United States
Moscow
Romania
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Bowers
Marshal Tito
United” Nations
Fiume
Danube
Truman
Europe
James F.uxrnes
President Truman
WAC Tells Of Alleged Attack On Wells Trial
The defense in the Wells trial contends a witness will allege a surprise, while Wells testifies that the women involved sought intimacy by choice. He describes driving her to Brooke General Hospital then to Kelly Field before an unseen car appeared. Medical testimony reports a fractured back and facial bruises from the alleged attack. Wells’ wife testifies to his whereabouts that night and he explains the car incident during cross examination.
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P. “Henley
Wells
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San .Pedro
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San, Pedro
Salado Road
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Warde Miller
Tankersley’s
Karol de Cleene
CA Rissen
John W. Simpson
Brooke 1 Hospital
Willie
Brooke Geveral Hospital
Kelly Field
Coker
M.D. Jones
Riots Across Regions Leave 150000 Hurt in India
Report from Calcutta and Delhi cites 150000 affected as Hindu Muslim violence spreads through Tippera Noakhali districts. Quoted officials warn of abduction, forced conversions, and villagers urged to take poison. seven killed in Bombay with others wounded in clashes since yesterday.
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Delhi
Aimpout
Mov Violen Ly
Eash Sengai
Chandpur
Tilta
Riative
Tippera
Noakhali
Gandhi
New Delhi
Surendra Mohe
Chosh
Bengal
Bombay
Thief Crashes Window During Cafe Flight at South Flores
A burglar frightened in a cafe at 3119 South Flores Street smashed through a front plate glass window and fled early Saturday. Police report he took an undetermined number of pennies. Suspect named George C. Gil listed with no address.
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South Flores Street
Igeorge C. Gil
Continents Aid Duke in Gem Hunt
Police on three continents join a wide search for 80000 dollars worth of jewels stolen from the Duchess of Windsor in Ednam Lodge Scotland. International thieves suspected as authorities circulate gem descriptions to New York Miami Paris Amsterdam Ottawa and other cities.
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Duke
London
Duchess of Windsor
Ednam Lodge
Sunningdale
Scotland
England
United States
Europe
South America
Britain
New York
Miami
Paris
Amsterdam
Ottawa
North
Stalin Visit To U S Hinted By Halifax Chronicle
Halifax Chronicle reports a highly placed informant says Premier Stalin may visit the United States and possibly Canada in early November. The paper says a suite aboard the liner Aquitania is to be prepared for the Russian premier and that he will be aboard the ship on its next westward trip from Britain.
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N.S
Halifax’ Chronicle
Stalin
United States
Canada
the Chronicle
Britain
Stalin to travel to United States aboard Aquitania
London observers reacted with skepticism to a Halifax Chronicle report that Russian Premier Stalin would travel to the United States aboard the Aquitania next month.
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London
Halifax Chronicle
Stalin
United States
Weather Ahead: Cloudy Weekend With Scattered Showers
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions Saturday afternoon into Sunday with a few scattered showers. Saturday will be cooler with highs around 80 and Sunday’s low near 66. Friday’s high estimated at 81.
Berlin to vote in first free ballot in 14 years
More than two million Berliners vote in a municipal election watched by Allied powers for secret fair balloting. Voting is party based with fourlists including Social Democratic and Liberal Democrats, and voters must stamp ration cards. Four occupying powers supervise with 2,319,061 eligible. 63.5 percent women.
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Berlin
West
Germany
Social Democratic, Socialist Unity
Communists
Social Democrats
Christian’ Democratic Union
Liberal Democrats
Kow Delays Decentral Over Bread and Price Controls
Washington reports a dispute between the OPA and the agriculture department slowing the removal of price controls on bread and other baked goods. An OPA official says the agency backs decontrol of flour and baked goods but faces opposition from agricultural authorities.
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OPA
Agriculture Department
Inday
FBI Nazis Nazi Spy Paymaster Arrested in New York
Teodoro Erdman Lau, 44, Argentine born, described by the FBI as paymaster for the top Nazi spy ring in the United States, was jailed in New York on espionage charges after arriving from Canada. He allegedly held the alias Bill and worked under orders from Himmler via Ludwig and von Der Osten, with the ring smuggling ship sailing data to England leading to sunk ships before the case broke in 1941. The derailed spy plot inspired the film The House on 95th Street.
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Teodoro’ Erdman Lau
FBI
Lau
Germany
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Rifkind
Batl
Wetnes
Canada
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Apy
Ring
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