Five Pages Missing in Red Conspiracy Trial Document
In New York a Missouri Communist testified that five pages from a study outline by the Communist Party education committee were missing from a document introduced in the Red conspiracy trial. The outline aimed to show peaceful means to socialism in America. The defense presented its own copy, including the missing five pages, tied to Thomas A. Youngrove, an FBI informant from St. Louis.
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Japan is Red Hurdle Says Eichelberger at Legion Meet
Lt Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, wartime commander of the Eighth Army, told the Ohio American Legion that Japan is the key to the Far Eastern situation. He argued that Russia does not control the island chain and mainly Japan, and that Reds’ advance is largely checked.
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Casualties Reported in Syrian Bomb Attack
Unidentified attacker caused casualties yesterday in Damascus. Dispatches indicate unofficial reports of 27 injured taken to hospital amid censorship. In Germany Nazis victims receive aid as American authorities approve relief law. Chiang Kai-shek arrives in Korea for talks with Rhee on Pacific anti-Communist pact.
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Police Seen Near War Settlements In Rome and Berlin
Mixed dispatches report in Rome and Berlin about postwar tensions. An Italian mission left for Belgrade while German suspects face trial for crimes and shootings as investigations unfold in occupied zones.
Deaths and appeals blur during postwar turmoil in China
Fragmentary reports recount Dr Homer B. Rulbert’s death and appeal by Li Tsung Jen, amid battles for influence in Tanapolis. The Rulbert case collides with Greek, Italian, and Australian figures as leaders discuss mediation and wartime strategy. News notes include figures from Mith Pictures and Greek political maneuvers shaping international responses.
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European Council set to convene in Paris for unity talks
Western European leaders gather in Paris for the inaugural Council of Europe session to discuss practical issues from public works to social security and to consider a proposed European passport and broader steps toward a unified Europe. The Strasbourg talks will involve ministers and delegates from ten member states with plans for a European charter of civil rights and cross border projects such as a tunnel under the English Channel.
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Chinese Troops Join Reds Amid Nationalist Crisis Near Canton
Defections by Nationalist forces threaten the government as troops north of Canton rally with the Reds. President Li Tsung-jen races to hold emergency conferences with ministers amid the turmoil over the corrupt poke in the Nationalist leadership.
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China Policy From Page One Report Rushes Chinese Crisis
Reports from the north indicate a Nationalist revolt at Shaoyang in Hunan Province spreading toward Hengyang and Changsha with Communist forces. Officials say 92,000 troops under Gen. Cheng Chien and Gen. Chen Ming Jen may have joined the Shanghai plot, leaving Hunan vulnerable to a Communist takeover. Nationalist leaders criticize U.S. policy and warn Asia could fall to communism if the White Paper policy persists.
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Scott Raps Dewey in ’52
Representative Hugh D. Scott Jr. of Pennsylvania, after resigning as GOP national chairman, criticized Thomas E. Dewey as a presidential candidate. He urged the party to nominate a fresh face such as Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll, Val Peterson, Sen. Robert Taft, or Harold Stassen from Minnesota, highlighting the party’s defeats and calling for new leadership.
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Nebraska
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Minnesota
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Pact Talks In Harmony Move Toward Unified Atlantic Defenses
At an American Embassy news conference Admiral Louis Denfeld said there is wide agreement on Atlantic Pact defenses and outlined organizational ideas. The talks included Joint Chiefs Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Hoyt Vandenberg with French Belgian Dutch and Portuguese military leaders. Rep Jalco noted no decisions were made and pressed realism in policy. Rep Cannon criticized aid to the Nationalists as wasted.
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Tattoo Traps Head Of Holdup Gang Leader Identified
Police said a long line of escapes and a facially altered ex convict aided the hold up gang led by a New Jersey suspect named in a federal report. The group nicknamed True Love for a tattoo on a weapon carried out a $100000 series of robberies across New York New Jersey and Connecticut with two accomplices named Avraham Supersnex and Henry Miller. The arrest followed after authorities traced the suspects through a tattoo clue and a halted escape attempt.
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Dewey Won't Seek Senate Seat in 1944 Race
Governor Thomas E. Dewey has definitively declined to run for the U S Senate. A senior associate says Dewey will not pursue the seat formerly held by Robert F. Wagner. State Rep Macy accuses Dewey of complicating party prospects by suggesting interim appointee Joan Foster Dulles could be the nominee.
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Hawaii Frome Page Gas Through Strike Debates
The article reports ongoing strike actions and wage reopening considerations. Leaders discuss whether to continue striking or seek compromise as business slows. Workers face layoffs and tax cuts affect company finances, with calls to sustain production and address economic strain.
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Wickham Heads Ovid Firemen
OVID The Ovid Fire Department reelected Leon C Wickham as chief. Also elected were H L Brewer as first assistant, with Rod as secretary and treasurer.
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Roosevelt and Hopkins On War Declaration Backstory
Roosevelt kept mum on a war declaration as Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Hopkins records the day’s events in the White House, detailing cabinet briefings, Hull and Nomura talks, Stark’s report, and the push toward a formal declaration. The piece notes Roosevelt’s effort to delay war while preparing a strong message for Congress.
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Feiner Case Sparks Board Move Over Free Speech
In an eleventh hour Board of Education action Police addressed the Feiner incident to maintain peace amid disorder. Judge Breed notes free speech is not absolute and may yield to reasonable limits to protect public peace. Discussion centers on campus actions and a co sponsored speech by Rogge during a student gathering.
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