Chinese Red Attacks Chiang Kai-Shek and US Imperialism
Chou En Lai, leader of China’s Communists, denounced Chiang Kai-Shek and accused the United States of imperialistic designs. He spoke at Yenan during the 10th anniversary of the Lushan incident, demanding Chiang Hsueh-Liang's release and accusing Chiang of wartime collaboration with Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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Wanking
China
Hou En-Lai
Nanking
Chiang Kelshek
United States
Yenan
Communist New China News Agency
Chou
Alan
Uring
Chang Hssueh-Liang
Chang
Marshal
Chiang
Germany
Italy
Japan
Arrest Hint In Coed Hunt For Missing Paula Welden
In Vermont State Attorney William Travers Jerome said a detective believed an arrest might not be imminent in the 13 day search for Paula Welden 18 a Bennington College art student. Lt Robert N Rundle from Connecticut State Police said a discrepancy in statements from a Bennington man spurred the new lead. Rundle and Mrs Scoville were on a private mission at the college campus with few details.
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Mennington
William Travers Jerome
Paula Welden
Bennington College
Jerome
Robert N. Rundle
Connecticut State Police
Bennington
Aearch
Rundle
Mes
Bora C. Scoville
Connecticut
Blum Still Tries to Form Cabinet After Talks
Paris reports Leon Blum pressed to assemble a cabinet and met with Communist leaders and Popular-Republican figures. Thorez and Duclos commented negotiations continue after a longer talks, signaling a further stage in cabinet talks.
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Blum
Farismon
Leon Blum
Popular-Republican Movement
Blim
Maurice Thorez
Rene Duclos
Boy Morality Case: Parental Landlord Tragedy Report
In Memphis a six year old boy named Malcolm Elward died after becoming ill in a residence occupied by his parents Mrs Louise Walker and Mrs Martin Iward. Neighbors reported Manny or Mina kept watch over the child as health authorities investigated the incident.
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Conn
Adout
Beturday
Malcolm Elward
Nfo
Louise Walker
Martin Lward
Minaker
Malcolm Me
German Town Report Exposes War's Ruin and Squalor
U.S. military governor James R. Newman said Kostheim and nearby Kostheim Wiesbaden suburbs show shocking living conditions. Families live in crowded barracks with rotted floors, insufficient food, and widespread illness as war damages reduce housing and clothing the children.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
James R. Newman
U. Ss
Greater
Fea
Newman
Kostheim
Gathelm
11 Men Hurt In Army Transport Plane Crash
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP Eleven Army personnel were injured when a -54 transport plane crashed into a hangar at Ladd Field shortly after takeoff. The aircraft carried 21 passengers and crew bound for the United States. Extreme cold hindered rescue efforts as the nose of the plane buried into the hangar wall and rescuers freed those trapped after hours.
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Alaska
Army
Bymi¢Lalangar
Ladd Field
Sine
United States
Israshland
Editors to Review Data Sent Abroad by a Committee
A special committee of the American Society of Newspaper Editors recommended by a Friday report will review State Department foreign information distribution. The new panel, chaired by Hamilton Owens of the Baltimore Sun, includes Edwin L. James of the New York Times, George A. Cornish of the New York Herald Tribune, and Benjamin M. McKelway of the Washington Star, and will report to the society beginning in April.
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Waselinlun WA
State Departmente
American Society of Newspaper Editors
State Department
Society
Hamilton Oweng
The
Baltimore Sun
Edwin L., James
New York Times
George A. Cornish
New-York Herald Tribune
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington, Star
Great Lakes Boat Line to Close Up
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company announced the discontinuance of passenger and freight service on the Great Lakes between Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo. James McMillan, general manager, said wage demands for 1947 left no possibility to operate, and the board ordered the service discontinued.
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Great Lakes
Wesroit
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Dee
James’ McMiian
Mansagen
Nak
Starving Baby Dies Day Dad Finds a Job
Baby Earl Everington died after a six month struggle for food while his family faced eviction and poverty in a walk-up Atlantic City flat. His father Theodore Everington, 29, had just found work at a Bridgeton canning plant and brought home a $10 advance. His crippled wife Ethel, 24, and two young children endured constant hardship as relief offices declined aid due to residency rules and a veteran's unemployment allotment had run out.
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Earl Everington
Theodore Everinngton
Everington
Ethel
Tem
Little Earl
Atlantic City
England
India
TNE
Bridgeton
Family in poverty after infant's death prompts probe
Police investigators report no food in the icebox and signs of hunger in the apartment after a baby's death. Neighbors had been unaware of the family's plight as the man, who had sent money home twice, faced unemployment and attempted work. amounts sent included 25 cents and 18 cents, deemed insufficient.
Perfume Strangling Mystery Hides Wealthy Victim
Wealthy apartment house owner and film extra John Darby, 53, was found dead in his suite after neighbors heard faint moans. The body showed strangulation with a red silk polka bottle and a necktie, with signs of a sacked apartment and missing wallet.
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John’ Darby
Darby
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