Would Do It Again Says Court In Farben War Crimes Trial
Four man U S court opens war crimes trial of 24 I G Farben directors charged with aiding Nazi aggression for profit. Brig Gen Telford Taylor says they would breed a new war if given chance, asserting Farben aimed at global chemical empire and conquest. Defendants deny but indictment claims they helped unleash World War II through deliberate with anti ethical business actions.
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Today's Features The Visitor To Germany Editorial Note
Marquis Childs profiles Germany in a column on the editorial page noting how war ruins expose a formerly “master race” mindset amid fuel and food scarcities. The feature sits among comics and various regular sections with page references for Amusements, Financial, Bridge, and more.
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Capitalism Seen as Failing by Stalin Echo in Steel Talks
Senator O Mahoney D Wyoming warned steel industry leaders may share Premier Stalin s faith in the collapse of capitalism He urged expansion of production to tap a growing American market and noted a planned nationwide inquiry into rising prices He contrasted Russian hopes for a communist foothold with U S efforts to boost domestic industry and growth
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U S Accepts Atomic Plan For Global Supervision
LAKE SUCCESS AP The United States accepts UN backed plans to place atomic energy facilities and activities of all nations under supervision by a world Atomic Control Authority. The U S is first to adopt the proposals from experts of 11 of 12 UN Atomic Energy Commission nations. Russia did not participate. Frederick H Osborn calls the plan the only hope for effective security in the atomic age.
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DDT Fog Aimed at Containing Poliomyelitis in Coxsackie
In Coxsackie Greene County officials sprayed DDT fog over the 2500 population to stop a poliomyelitis outbreak that has struck six people in the area. Mayor Robert Le Furgy authorized the effort and Dr. Elwood Welsenburn cautioned it may not halt the disease but will do no harm.
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Elwood Welsenburn
Hotel guest fined for tip scheme in Atlanta court
In Atlanta a hotel guest, Willie Parks, 28, urged a waiter to add a “reasonable tip” to his dinner bill. The bill totaled 18.85 dollars plus a $20 tip idea. Parks was fined 15 dollars for larceny and 2 dollars costs in Recorder's Court.
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Americans Escape Sikh Mob Traps Train in India
Two U S State Department employees report a Sikh mob halted their train near Muir village Lahore, killing 15 Mohammedan passengers and twice trying to force entry to the Americans' compartment. Lt. Col. Caple and Miss Loranger identified themselves as on the New Delhi mission.
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Chuckle Youre Failure And The Flower Of Life Joke
A humorous exchange about courting and sayings turns into a playful roast. The henpecked husband defends his wife’s compliment, saying she remains the flower though not a rose, as a lighthearted zinger about marital banter and affection.
Legless Vet Potter Wins U.S. House Seat in Michigan
Charles E. Potter, a 34 year old legless war veteran, won his first political race as a Republican representative from Michigan's northern district. He defeated Democrat Harold Beaton by a wide margin, with late returns showing Potter 12,652 votes to 5,624 from 230 of 289 precincts. Potter is a Cheboygan native from Mackinac County.
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Driver Killed as Long Island Train Hits Truck at Willis Ave Crossing
A Long Island Railroad passenger train struck a 20 ton trailer truck at Willis Avenue crossing in Mineola today, killing the truck driver and scattering wreckage for 500 yards. The engineer and fireman on the train, and a passenger who leaped from the train, were injured. The truck driver’s body was trapped in the flaming wreckage.
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Iranian Envoy Preparing Return to Tehran from Moscow
Prince Muzaffer Firouz the Iranian ambassador to Moscow is packing his personal property and settling affairs in preparation for returning to Tehran, as reported today.
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Muzaffer Firouz
Tehran
United States Sends Kennan Bonesteel to Paris Economy Talks
Washington dispatch reports Marshall Plan planning shifts as two top policy figures George Kennan and Charles Bonesteel travel to Paris for consultations at the 16 nation Economic Conference. Officials say they will discuss American aid prospects and European recovery while maintaining a hands-off posture.
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Jefferson Caffery
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United States
Council Chief Urges Veto Limited to World Peace
Faris El Khoury, Security Council president, pressed to restrict the veto to enforcing peace, admitting it faces an uphill battle. He argued the veto should apply only to UN troop actions and related measures, not other issues like admitting new members, as delegates awaited Russia and Colombia positions on the Egyptian case.
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Heat Over High of 78 Forecast by Weather Man
Syracuse enjoys near normal weather with seasonable temperatures as a heat wave ends. Meteorologist Andrew P Keller predicts a high of 78 today and 84 Thursday with an overnight low near 59 degrees.
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Frost Forecast: Frost Reported Near Saranac Lake
The State Conservation Department weather bureau reports a 36 degree frost overnight near Saranac Frosty Bloomingdale in Enasex County, north of Saranac Lake. Watertown’s overnight low reached 47 degrees.
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New York City Braces After Heavy Rain and Heat Spell Breaks
In New York City a downpour ended a record heat spell with rain and hail. Flooded basements stalled cars and disrupted utilities as lightning struck streetcars and tall buildings. About 20 people were injured as extended outages and subway delays followed the storm. The cooler air moved into the Midwest then reached the North Atlantic States, ending three days of heat.
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Arabs Screened in Jerusalem Security Checks Begin
Police launched broad scale security checks on Arabs in Palestine for the first time in nearly a decade. The steps come after Jewish Arab clashes two weeks prior and two Arab shop bombings tied to a boycott against Jewish goods.
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Palestine
Greek King Calls for Balanced Government Crisis Urged
Premier designates Tsaldaris loses support as King Paul warns against a one sided royalist government. The king says he will not intervene unless opposition leaders present concrete proposals to end the crisis. Generals and party leaders Gy Papandreou Venizelos Kanellopoulis meet at the palace.
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Constantin Tsaldaris
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George Papandreou
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Two Boys Killed by Lightning in Maryland Storm
In Baltimore a lightning strike during a heavy rainstorm killed two children, Thomas Snodderly, 4, of Hagerstown, and Navy Zeberlein, 10, of Esse, who were near their homes. The storm also caused major property and highway damage as strong winds accompanied the downpour.
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Thomas Snodderly
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Esse
Signing May Hinge On Truman Defense Pact
Argentina defeated the United States in a Interamerican Conference fight over defense treaty terms. The panel adopted a separate resolution urging action without the prewar status quo clause, as the conference nears final wording for a hemispheric defense pact. Signing could come soon pending Truman's arrival and Argentina’s stance.
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Stassen Sees Britain Recovering Under Aid Plan
Harold E. Stassen, GOP presidential hopeful, writes in the Ladies' Home Journal that England will move from socialization to regulated capitalism within ten years if the United States provides financial aid. He predicts Britain will become a highly productive, solvent power in that decade.
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Harold ‘E. ‘Stassen
England
United States
Stassen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Nanking To Permit Vessels If Not Landing Cargo
Government spokesman George Yeh said Nanking is not blockading Dairen and will refuse landing of cargo or passengers at other Chinese ports by ships using Dairen illegally. This stance follows Russian occupation pressure and aims to control foreign ship traffic without a physical blockade.
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China
George Yeh
Unions Fight $1 285 000 Claims Under Taft Hartley
Washington reports that unions face $1 285 000 or more in damages across the first five suits under Taft Hartley. Miners steelworkers and Teamsters, with combined treasuries of about $38 million, appear as defendants in four suits. The latest suit, filed in Pittsburgh Federal Court, names W. J. Dillner Transfer Co. seeking $485,000 from the Teamsters and Albert O. Dietrich for seven work stoppages including the Pittsburgh beer war with United Brewery Workers. An AFL lawyer said the claim will be contested and noted a bid to test the act’s constitutionality.
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W. J. Dillner Transfer Co
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Dietrich
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