GI College Jam Forces Expansion
Washington reports a flood of veteran training applications. About 17 000 daily join the GI Bill program with roughly 3 500 000 already applying. Experts predict 4 000 000 may participate, prompting a shift from emergency to long term higher education planning by a 3800 member commission led by Dr Francis J Brown. The panel meets to map a long range plan for 1949 50 enrollment.
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Nazi Trial Prosecution Threads Core of Nazi Plans
Chief American prosecutor portrays a unified Nazi argument as double talk while detailing the overarching conspiracy. He traces the seizure of power, regime terror, and a centralized plan to dominate Europe masking aggressions as defensible actions.
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Justice Seeks Nazi Leaders For Crimes Across Occupied Europe
Justice argued that Hitler and top leaders bore responsibility for Nazi crimes. Defendants allegedly controlled information reaching Hitler and did not oppose criminal policies. The British prosecutor described 12 million serious cases of genocide and mass murder in gas chambers and camps.
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Bomb Test Under Bikini Lagoon Exposes Ship Casualty Risks
Vice Admiral Blandy says the atomic bomb would have killed crews on unmanned ships and could injure crew below decks. Observers note submarines sunk, but Blandy cites inconclusive evidence. Radioactivity observed, ships swamped by waves, and dolphins isolated by radioactive waters amid the Crossroads test findings.
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Bikini Lagoon
W. H. P. Blandy
Don Whitehead
Associated Press
New Mexico
Arkansas
Saratoga
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Blandy
Charles McMurtry
Fight Looms Over Peace Parley Head
Paris reports a clash over leadership of the general European peace conference opening in Luxembourg Palace. Delegates from 21 nations will consider a Big Four plan for rotating the presidency among the United States Britain France and Russia while 17 smaller nations push for a permanent president or rotation among all conferees. About 1500 delegates are expected with Russia leading about 300 and the US sending around 200.
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Mine Safety Code Set for Government Mines
A uniform safety code for government operated soft coal mines was announced by Secretary Krug and takes effect at 12:01 AM next Monday. It aims to satisfy John L. Lewis for resumption of work after government seizure on May 22 and applies to more than 4500 mines with over 300 safety standards on timbering blasting ventilation coal dust protection and related conditions.
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Top Nazis From Page One
Excerpts condemn the national socialist leadership with harsh characterizations of Alfred Rosenberg Wilhelm Keitel Julius Streicher and Walter Funk. The remarks accuse Rosenberg as intellectual high priest of the master race Keitel as a weak tool Streicher as a venomous vulgarian and Funk of profiting from camp victims.
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