Appeals Granted in War Crimes Cases by High Court
The High Court granted reviews of two war crimes cases and scheduled hearings on appeals by other Japanese convicted of crimes against peace. Four of the five Japanese sentenced to death and four others received prison terms, with hearings to be held on December 16. The decision was reported by Justice Jackson and a majority of the court, noting due process rights for the defendants.
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Ships Rush To Scene For Rescue Near Johnston Island
A Navy search plane circled the area as the transport Skymaster with seven crew and seven passengers found trouble. Survivors were reported, planes refueled, and rescue efforts continued hundreds of miles west of Johnston Island with multiple aircraft converging on the scene and one boat dropped to survivors in distress.
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Holy Colony Talk Blocked by UN Debate Move
The United Nations Political Committee blocked a Russian proposal for immediate debate on Haly 5 prraae coon Ox. The panel shifted focus to the Korean question after voting 32 19 8, with Britain, Exop, and Ethiopia opposing the Russian bid. Jakoo Salk urged colony consideration, but time ran short to finish Korea discussion.
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Truman jokes and press conference amid campaign bitterness
Marquis Childs notes Truman’s public humor with newsmen at the White House amid private resentment toward columnists and writers who criticized him during the campaign era. The page lists panels and features including editorials, horoscopes, and sports with various sections and a photo on page 16.
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Burglars Net 559 From Local Restaurant Supply
Sith Restaurant Supply Co reports thieves escaped with 559 dollars in cash from an unlocked safe and drawers between Saturday night and Sunday morning. EB Lester Serling, president, said no forced entry signs appeared evident and investigators think the intruder was familiar with the premises.
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Snow Flurries End Balmy Spell in Central New York
Weather bulletin warns a cold snap replaces recent warmth as snow flurries and strong winds move in late today. Syracuse area expected gusts to 40 mph with a low around 24 degrees, followed by a potential light accumulation and a sharp temperature drop tonight into tomorrow.
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Staggered strike slows up drinking protests grow
Bartenders voting to strike over demands for a shorter work week and better conditions. The action aims to pressure owners as unions say 65 establishments in the city could feel the impact, with midtown areas likely affected.
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Actor Again Held as Tipsy in City Incident
Police report Kas Former and actor Robert Walker were detained after a disturbance at a hotel. Walker faced drunkenness and property damage charges and was held for evaluation while authorities investigated the incident.
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Western Union President Dies at 68
The president of Western Union Telegraph Company, Toseon Fran, died of a heart attack today in Santa Caled. He had been elected president in May 1945 after serving as vice president in charge of pulls operations since 1999. The company announced his death and ordered flags lowered.
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Unclear Speech From Southern Farm Bureau Address
Fragmented remarks attributed to Southern Farm Bureau figures in a Varied speech sequence. The text shows garbled names and phrases, producing an unclear record of who spoke, where, and what event followed. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.
Spy Inquiry Is Resumed Jury Quizzes Chambers Hiss
Whittaker Chambers a former Communist and ex State Department worker testified before a Federal grand jury in New York. He entered the grand jury room with attorneys and was questioned on documents related to the investigation. The session began after brief arrivals of other witnesses and followed routine procedures.
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Mayor Pays $200 To Prove Todays Youth Are Tough
A chaotic report describes Mayor Camere Baker offering a prize of 200 to prove today’s youth are tough. The account is filled with garbled names and unclear events but centers on a challenge or wager meant to test the vigor and resolve of younger residents. The piece references various individuals and places in a distorted fashion.
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Donora Smog Prompted Talks After Brief Vague Notices
A short local notice item references a Donora smog event with no reported deaths. It mentions a board receiving miscellaneous remarks from people affected and notes scattered discussion over a three day period. The fragmentary text provides little clear detail on dates, locations, or outcomes.
Still Happens Roomeser Cranks Model T in Rose City
A fragmentary caption describes a Rose City scene where a person cranks a Model T Ford during an event labeled as still happening. Details are sparse but place and activity are identifiable.
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Safe Looted Of $7000 At Roseland Place
A robbery at the home of William W Mut, Roseland Place proprietor, saw a $7000 haul taken by two men described as professional safe crackers. Police pursue leads as investigators comb the scene for clues and potential suspects.
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Europe Children Lack Nourishment Amid Crisis Readout
A chaotic report details European children facing worsening hunger as emergency funds and international aid struggle. The piece notes derailed relief efforts, shifting funds, and cross border concerns spanning Austria Czechoslovakia and Romania amid a broader regional hardship.
Aid Named Utica Vote Fraud Probe in Albany
Attorney General T. J. N. appoints Ernest Morth as a nonpaid deputy to investigate alleged election fraud during the recent Utica voting. The Oneida County district attorney and others report charges tied to election day polling and a 35th district assembly race. The inquiry aims to determine if further action by the state law department is warranted.
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Ear Sewed on Bad Beginning
Ambulance rushed a man to the hospital after a bizarre incident described by police. An early telegram reported a scene where a person was injured and taken for treatment as authorities began investigating the event and possible motives.
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Heavy Berlin Vote Blows to Soviet Aims
A massive Berlin election turnout undermined Soviet aims as Soviet occupation policies faced a strong challenge from anti Communist groups. The Social Democrats and Christian Democrats led in blue collar and western districts while Communist boycott reduced their influence. The vote occurred under Allied supervision with results showing significant gains for non Communist parties across the divided city.
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ION
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Fire destroys Adams Flying Service hangar at Syracuse airport
Wind driven blaze at Adams Flying Service hangar in Syracuse wipes out six aircraft including two Piper Cubs and a Taylorcraft. Firefighters from city units respond to special alarm while fuel tanks feed the flames. interior equipment and accessories are lost. One electrical check had occurred earlier that morning. several planes were away for lunch.
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Reds encircle Suchow garrison in rising battle
Chinese Communist radio reported an airlight encirclement of the former Suchow garrison as combat troops move to trap the 12th Army Group in the Subsien sector. The report notes units abandoned positions to reach the trapped government forces about 45 miles away.
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Plane Crash Kills 6 Naval Personnel
A Navy announcement states six naval personnel died in a private plane crash near Srinagar Kashmir. The plane reportedly exploded midair at about 500 feet near the Rocks Mount range, with a heavy fog or smoke hindered rescue attempts.
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Refusal to Deliver Alabama Electors Over Disputed Order
A disputed order from Washington LP rejected the request to compel Alabama's 15 electors to vote for the human Barkley ticket. The decision centers on the authority and alignment with the Supreme Court ruling. No final pledge was mandated.
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