Rescued Men Delayed in New York City Arrival
New York weather slowed the arrival of a party including rescuers and those saved from a Greenland ice cap. Lt Col Em C Beaudry and Lt Charles J Blackwell led the flight crew. Beaudry’s wife and other rescuers were aboard. The group was expected to reach New York and then depart for Westover Air Force Base weather permitting.
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Greenand
Eabuier
Westover
Greenland
Beaudy
South
Stadler
Mass
Charles J. Blackwell
San Antono
Tex
Soth
All Rescued Airmen Are in Good Condition
Maj. Gen. Haynes reported from Pepperell Air Force base that all 12 airmen rescued from a Greenland ice cap after 19 days were in good condition with no frostbite. He noted they endured boredom more than injury during the 7,800 foot ordeal but were overall unharmed and comfortable.
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S. F.A
Reppy
Descripe
Greenland
Bapp
Caleo
Haynes
Air Force
Feo
Fall
Pepperrell
St. Johns
Edaymes
Time Picks Truman Man of the Year 1945
Time Magazine selected President Truman as Men of the Year for 1945 noting his unwitting role in the atomic bomb decision and framing his election as a personal victory born from the fighting spirit despite his reluctance.
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Truman
New York
Truiman
Time Magazine
News Magazin Time Seid
Tyme
YSIS
Space Station War Becomes Military Focus Says Scientist
United Press report details a new national military program coordinating space research. Dr. Harry Ross and others describe space stations and satellites used for defense and communications. Potential uses include relaying signals, guiding missiles, sunbeam weapons, and long range surveillance, with crews living in orbit and gravity aiding station stability.
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Forrestal
Atlantic
Earth
Serceven Carumy
Harry Ross
British Inter-Planetary Society
United Press
Dr. Ross
Jean
Dirk Brouwer
Yale University
Yale
Smoking Ruled Out As Cancer Cause
In Chicago, doctors report that smoking can be ruled out as the cause of cancer of the tip after studying 102 cases of neck cancer over 15 years. Drs Rosenstein and Hawes of Brooklyn based their theory on the long term study results.
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Chicago
Joseph Rosenstein
W Siam Z. Hawes
Brooklyn
Christmas card spans continents from Fitchburg to Lebanon
James Batal of Fitchburg Mass received a Christmas greeting from his half brother in Zanle Lebanon about 5000 miles away. The card was made by a company with offices 60 feet from Batal's home, revealing an unlikely local connection to the distant sender.
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Radlat
Fitchburg
Mass
James Batal
Iss
Zanle
Lebanon
Batal
Two Jap Officers Get Life Terms in Massacre Case
In Tokyo, Lieutenant Noboru Mashiyama and Lieutenant Teruo Akamine were sentenced to life imprisonment for participation in a massacre that claimed 33 American lives. They were among a group rounded up after Japan announced surrender, with 12 others previously tried and given death sentences.
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Tokyo
Oh — Apanese
Noboru
Mashiyama
Teruo Akamine
Harihito
Japan
Ning
Weu
Charges mount against Cardinal in Hungarian case
In Budapest a government communique accuses Cardinal Mindszenty of planning against the regime, spying, treason, and black market dealings. Ten church figures are detained. Mindszenty denials and US reactions follow as the debate centers on American occupation and Hungary’s future. Ann Sheridan amid illness noted in another dispatch from London.
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Aarmest
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Wester
Lovet
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Budapest
Declan Vion Mhal
Otto Hapsburg
S Niin
Otto Mapsburg
Mindezenty
Hig
Tome Hoerney
Tingorhin
Mindsvenly
Vestrem
Prober Hebert Attacks Publicity Mania in House
Washington Representative Hebert of Louisiana criticized publicity mania within the House Un American Activities Committee. He warned the hysteria for newspaper headlines harms the committee and aids its critics. He named no individuals but aimed at colleagues including Mann of South Carolina and Nixon of California.
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Washington Jr
Hebert
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gal Auth
Hag
Dutch Capture Oil District in Sumatra Marslands Battle
Report states Dutch forces seized the Djambi oil district in Sumatra after an air and naval operation. Palembang, a major South Sumatra port, is cited as the district’s location with negligible damage noted from minor resistance.
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Bataviaps
Datel
Toreesi
Sumatra
Palembang
Truman Resumes Work After Holiday Return
President Truman returned from Missouri with a heavy workload as Congress prepares to convene. Cabinet members and officials braced for a demandingJanuary session while the president began reviewing budget requests and foreign policy plans for the new 21st Congress.
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Wasilington
Truman
Congress
Capitol to Open Albany Open House on New Year’s Day
Governor Tewey will host an open house at the Executive Mansion in Albany on New Year’s Day. The event is listed on official schedules with attendance anticipated from state officials and invited guests.
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Capitol
Albany
Tewey
Executy
Vere’s
Ttn & PM
Nequal WitAteek
Plan for New Reich Red Regime Denied
Germany’s top Communist leader Wilhelm Pleck rejected reports of a plan to establish an independent government in the Russian zone. Pleck said the German People’s Council aims to unite the nation and promote a just peace, while seeking to consolidate East Germany’s new order rather than create a separate people’s democracy. Romanian troops marked the first anniversary of the Romania Republic with a parade led by Col. Gen Emil God Naras, amid a communist regime’s consolidation after Mihai’s ouster.
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Germany
Wilhelm Pleck
German People's Council
Council
Neuss Deutschland
Socialist Unity (Communist
Peck
East Germany
Bucharest
Romania
Emil God- Naras
National Defense
Sing
Mihai
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