Spy Probe Transits to New Congress and Hearings
The Spy Probe moves into the new Congress with talks of reforms and hearings. Representative McDowell Rankin oppose rapid reports while Hines expects a joint statement on proposed changes. The panel plans to hold hearings and consider delaying subcommittee reports until full committee action. Francis B. copies of secret papers were seized from the State Department.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Geazress
Ding
Gning
Fee
Mundt
R-S.d
Sixon
P-Calif
Hinean
Condon
Edward V. Condon
Tre Lacy
Two Held After Fight Over Woman in Norwich
Norwalk police hold Rudolph Kaynes and Nuav Gonzales on 15 000 bond after an early morning altercation over Frieda Rayne. Kaynes’ brother Jay fired a shot on June day and was freed for lack of evidence.
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Norwalke
Conn
INS
Rodolph Kayncs
Nuav Gonzales
Norwall Dol Peles
lAan
Frieda Rayne
Kayacs
Jay
Jun
Girl 8 Helps Police Trace Theft of Christmas Tree
An eight year old girl aided the chief by reporting a stolen Christmas tree and noting two men at the scene. She described the car and shared the automobile license number, prompting police to investigate the theft.
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Dys Carisi
Gracie
Aira
Dows
Rive
Lingerer Roe Cafe Hosts Philadelphia Event
A stray fragment suggests a cafe hosting in Philadelphia with mentions of lingerer, James Joyce, Thomas Joyce, and a rough note on expenses around $350. The readable content is incomplete and inconsistent.
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Lingerer Roes Cafe
Philadelphia
James
Thomas Joyce
Bethlehem Pilgrims Constrained by War and Weather
War and rain restrict Christmas pilgrimage to Bethlehem as Arab Jewish fighting and bad roads block routes to the holy site. Thousands of Christian Arabs in Bethlehem, totaling about 1300 of 11,000 residents, plan to attend the midnight rites at the Church of the Nativity, while British troops depart after a final observance. The old road from Jerusalem is closed and trenches, sandbags, barbed wire, and mines shape a no man’s land.
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Mary
Bethlehem
Holy Land
New Jerusalem
Bethelehem
Church of That
Nativit
Arab Legion
Jerusalem
No-Man's Land
United States
Tel Aviv
Old City
Holy Sepulchre
Long
Israel
Bethlshem
John Roderick
Transjordan
Santa Claus
Arai i Gree
U. 5
Amnesty Brings Release of Many Japanese War Suspects
General MacArthur announced amnesty for most major suspects held in Sugamo Prison, including Nobusuke Kishi Michiyo Iwamura and Ken Terashima, who faced crimes charges or awaited trial. A few noted figures, such as Yoshihisa Kuzu Toshizo Nishio and Eiji Amau, were freed. two remained on trial, Admiral Soemu Toyota and General Hiroshi Tamura.
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Madrid
Waliset Avi
Sugamo
Hoo
Tom
Pearl Harbor
Nobusuke
Kishi
Michiyo Iwamura
Ken ‘Terashima
Kisaburo Ando
Tojo
Kazuo Aoki
Greater East Asia
MacArthur
Alva C. Carpenter
Royal
Japan
Yoshihisa Kuzu
Black Dragon Society
Toshizo Nishio
China
Eiji Amau
Amau
Genki Abe
Cabinet Plan
Ming Board
Fumio Galo
Koichiro Ishihara
Yoshio Kodama
Navy Purchas
Ryoichi Sasai
Takahashi
Imperil Rule Assistance Association
Supreme War Council
Masayuki Tani
Cabinet Information Bureau
Icecap Rescue Plan Details and Parachute Drop Promise
Navy flight experts discuss using a high cold area for helicopter rescue of marooned men. Saipan will carry one large helicopter plus five smaller craft capable of lifting six to seven men or three to five passengers. Air Force aims to rescue by Christmas Day. if unsuccessful, a Christmas tree and gifts will be dropped to the icecap survivors by parachute.
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Allemm
Navy
Gald
Howover
Sam Gime
Air Force
Watertown Coldest Day Yet With Light Snowfall
Watertown recorded five above zero as the coldest morning of the winter. A light snow cover remains with less than an inch on the ground and a white Christmas is outlooked.
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Watertown
Mercury
Australia Crowds Flee Heat For Holidays
Sydney residents rush to escape the Christmas heat with an estimated 300000 people heading to mountains or coast for vacations. Temperatures near 80 in coastal areas and 100 degrees inland prompt rapid departures as the day unfolds. The scene reflects a widespread holiday exodus from city heat.
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Australia
Sydney
Jane
Mercury
Seaway Route Criticisms Spark Ore Trade Debate
Cleveland Cliffs president Alexander C. Brown warns that cheap foreign iron ore entering through the proposed Seaway would curb development of Lake Superior ore. Brown, opposing the Seaway, voiced his view in a letter to Carroll B. Hunivers of Washington, the NRA chair.
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Searcay
Cleveland
Se. Lawrence Iseaway
Lake Superior
Alexander C. Brawn
Cleveland-Cliffs Jean Co
Brawn
Wséa
Carroll B. Hunivers
Washington
Opposition group targets St Lawrence Project
A regional conference speaker warned that blocking the St Lawrence Project would demoralize Great Lakes shipping and push Midwest steel makers toward reliance on foreign ore, risking a threat to national energy and industrial security.
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Ional St
First Shanghai Jewish resettlement group sails home
The first group of 192 Jews leaving Shianghai aboard the vessel Victory Cherleres were sent back to their homeland under the National Resettlement Organization. The mission marks the initial wave of Shanghai Jews returning to their roots.
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Shanchal Shanghae Rinery
Falesiite
Ateerduke Wooster Victory
Cherleres
Innational Resettlement Organization
Shanghai
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