Committee Will Hear Physician In May Illness Case
Senate War Investigating Committee seeks medical explanation for Representative May's sudden illness and possible heart attack as it weighs testifying on wartime work for a Midwestern munitions promoter. Dr Henry Lowden to testify in private. questions may be sent for at home answers if illness persists.
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Kentucky
Warren Magee
House
Lowden
Magee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Labor Department
Murray Garson
Munitons
Mas
Weather forecast for Syracuse area
The Weather Syracuse area forecast calls for fair conditions today and tonight with a high of 72 and a low of 57. Saturday will be partly cloudy and a bit warmer, with temperatures near normal in the north and about two degrees above normal in the south, and a warmer trend into Sunday and Tuesday.
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New York
Youth Will Go to Post to See Who'll Be the 'King of Speed'
Nearly 100 juvenile speed racers from Syracuse and nearby communities compete in the Herald-Journal Soap Box Derby at 1 PM. Sudden death heats unfold over more than three hours before an expected 10 000 crowd. The winner earns a trip to Akron to race against 110 city champions for the national title. Derby Hill is prepared for the event.
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New York
Herald-Journal
Cuse
Akron
United States
Derby Hill
Hitler's Guilt Theirs at Nuremberg Trial
Justice Robert H Jackson urged convicting all 22 Nazi leaders before the International Military Tribunal as conspirators to wage aggressive war. He linked Adolf Hitler's acts to those of Goering and the other defendants, saying each contributed to the joint war effort. (Concluded on Page Column 2)
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Robert H. Jackson
United States
International Military Tribunal
Hermann Goering
Jackson
Adolf Hitler
Goering
Ganster
Hitler
Soviet seeks showdown on atomic weapons ban plan
Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko prepared to open debate at 3 P.M. before the U N Atomic Energy Commission on a proposal to outlaw production and use of atomic weapons. The plan had sparked early opposition with Poland the sole supporter and prospects for approval looked dim.
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Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Poland
Top Nazis Portrayed by Jackson at War Crimes Trial
U S prosecutor Robert H Jackson described Hermann Goering as a half militarist and gangster with influence over power, Rudolf Hess as a zealous wanderer and party engineer, Joachim von Ribbenstrorp as a duplicitous salesman of deception, and Ernst Kaltenbrunner as the grand inquisitor who took up Heydrichs bloody mantle.
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Ernest Kaltenbrunner
Heydrich
Heirens Indicted in Two Chicago Slayings
William Heirens faces murder indictments in the Suzanne Degnai and Frances Brown cases. The nine counts allege strangulation with wire and shooting and stabbing in 1945. Attorneys hint at insanity defense. a sanity test will occur after arraignment next week.
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William Heirens
Suzanne Degnai
Frances Brown
Suzanne
Harold G. Ward
Heirens
Miss Brown
Flight of Jews from Poland Eases Across Frontier
A Warsaw dispatch reports the exodus of Jews from Poland toward the Czech border slowing by day. Readers in Lower Silesia attribute the pause to news of the recent disorders in Palestine.
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Poland
Czech
Lower Silesia
Palestine
War settlement problem faces 21 nation talks
Editorial notes from Robert N Cool discusses occupied Germany as a key obstacle at the forthcoming 21 nation peace conference. The piece frames postwar governance and reconstruction as central issues shaping the settlement and future stability in Europe.
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Germany
Robert N. Cool
Vacation notice to Herald Journal carrier
The notice asks readers to inform their Herald Journal carrier of departure and return dates. It states the carrier will handle the rest and arrange delivery accordingly.
Rope Trick Turns Fatal Fire At Bolin Hay Barn
Wesley Bolin, farmer of Stockbridge West Hill, slid down a hayfork rope to exit the haymow. a friction spark from matches in his pocket ignited, bursting into flames that destroyed the hay barn.
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Wesley Bolin
Stockbridge West Hill
Arlier
Bolin
Record Cold July Stuns Weather Exhibit
July opens with a cold snap as temperatures dip to 51.5 degrees, a new daily low for the date. Forecasters warn readings will average one to two degrees below normal for the next five days, recalling a similar cold record of 52 degrees set in 1920.
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Kidnaps Baby In Bus Depot in Bluefield West Virginia
Acting Police Chief R O Bond said the 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Blankenship Logan West Virginia was kidnapped in a Bluefield bus terminal. The mother Mrs Myrtle Blakenship traveling from Newton Georgia to join her husband reported a young woman in a split blue skirt and white blouse took the child and vanished.
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W. Va
R. O. Bond
J. A. Blankenship
Logan
Bond
Myrtle Blakenship
Newton
Elk Creek Coal Co
Brakenship
100 Mile Typhoon Bound for Japan Roars Toward Tokyo
A 100 mile an hour typhoon was reported moving toward Japan. It was halfway between Guam and Tokyo and expected to reach within 180 miles of Tokyo by Saturday morning.
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Japan
Guam
Relief Tour Ends as La Guardia Leaves Rome for Belgrade
Fiorello La Guardia UNRRA director general departed Rome by plane for Belgrade after concluding an inspection tour in Italy. He led relief efforts and focused on postwar recovery operations during the mission.
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Rome
Fiorello la Guardia
UNRRA
Belgrade
Italy
OPA Restores Price Controls After Brief Lapse
Washington AP reports the Office of Price Administration revived price ceilings and raised some costs less than a day after regaining authority. Coal and related fuels rise 6 to 8 cents per ton while some shoe ceilings increase about 5 percent. meat dairy eggs poultry grains tobacco and petroleum remain exempt until Aug 20 under the revival law. President Truman warns inflation risk remains and may call a special session if needed.
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OPA
Lfe
Vruman
Congress
Navy rushes aid to blazing freighter far off Los Angeles
A Navy tanker and a Coast Guard cutter sped toward the burning freighter El Salvador Victory, which sent an SOS reporting a fire 650 miles south of Los Angeles harbor near Magdalena Bay. Coast Guard authorities indicated rescue units were en route and the vessel was in distress at sea.
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Monroe
Harrison
Oconee County
Apalache
Los Angeles
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