Nazi Leaders Face Mass War Crimes Trial in Britain
London reports say Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson envisions a single group trial for Hermann Goering Joachim von Ribbentrop Rudolf Hess and other major Nazi leaders later this summer. The plan involves a mixed tribunal from Britain Russia France and the United States with limited avenues for appeal. No trial site has been set and administrative hurdles remain, but the effort aims for a reasonably complete case at the earliest feasible date.
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London
ULP
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Hermann Goeris
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rudolf Hess
Jackson
Britain
Russia
France
United States
Ciano Diary Reveals Mussolini Routed by Bankruptcy Fears
The diary excerpts describe Italy nearing bankruptcy as Count Ciano notes Mussolini’s frustration and indecision. Entries from June reveal attacks on the monarchy, debates over Savoy ties, and plans to reshape Albania while Spain eyes Axis alignment and Gibraltar strategy.
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Italy
Count Ciano
Mussolini
Ciano
Count Costanzo Ciano
Li Duce
Starace
Fascist Party
Duce
House of Savoy
Albania
Sunshine Promises Warm Weekend Forecast
The report promises plenty of sun for two days with warmer temperatures after a chilly Thursday. A possible shower is noted for Sunday, but the main message is continuing pleasant weather. Overnight readings linger in the high 50s to low 60s with a 37 degree low earlier today.
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Brand
Weather forecast for Syracuse and region
Syracuse area forecast calls for fair and warm weather through Saturday with highs around 90 and lows near 57. Record highs and lows are noted from 1917 and 194?, with a 92 percent humidity reading in the afternoon. An outlook shows scattered thundershowers possible Sunday or Monday in the north and Monday or Tuesday in the south, with a general forecast for the Middle Atlantic and New York regions through Wednesday.
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Albany
Miami
Binghamton
Minneapolis
Brion
SS Monitead
Bataio
New York
Shereco
Phildelphia
Cleveland
Sermittburgh
Dex Moines
Rochester
Orstote
Lowtt
Eskansas City
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Selby
Maxiwell
Army seeks 382 billion to finish war effort
Army Chief of Staff Gen. George C Marshall pledged a speedy knockout of Japan with overwhelming firepower and manpower. The House Appropriations Committee approved 38.5 billion dollars for the War Department for the coming year, with Marshall warning against optimistic misjudgments and stressing resources needed in the Pacific.
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Washington
Army
George C. Marshall
Germany
Marshall
House Appropriations Committee
War Department
Pacific
Wac Injured In Paris Row
Paris dispatch reports Pvt. Helen Potter of Detroit wounded in a scuffle on the Champs Elysees between American and French troops. Provost Marshal Ruhrmaster of Schenectady says reports of open clashes are not authentic and normal police are on duty. Potter was hurt while attempting to cross during a French on parade.
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Paris
Wac
Helen Potier
Detroit
Champs Elysees
G. Ruhrmaster
Schenectady
Potter
Joy in Youths Hearts as Vacation Begins
Joyful cheers filled Syracuse schoolyards as students finish the year and head into summer. Some received final report cards with mixed results while graduates receive their diplomas in ceremonies across today and the weekend.
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Syracuse
Ration Free Shoes to Go on Market at Mark-Down Rates
The Office of Price Administration announced 4,500,000 pairs of men and women odd lot shoes will be sold ration-free and discounted July 93 through July 25. The ration will be one pair per customer. Prices must be at least 23 percent below June 1 levels.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
House Vote Defeats Move to End Rationing Setup
The House defeated an effort to end wartime price and rationing controls on a voice vote. Representative Hoffman AR Mich urged striking the enacting clause of the OPA extension bill, saying we should cut OPA's head off. A loud no vote stopped the amendment as lawmakers convened early for showdown votes on price controls.
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House Today
Hoffman Ar-Mich
OPA
House
Home Town Parades For Gen Eisenhower
Abilene Kansas welcomes Gen Dwight D Eisenhower returning from wartime triumphs. The reception committee meets him on the train as locals forego pomp and plan a simple parade later today.
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Ifor Abilene
Kansas
Central district 7th War Loan totals to date
Central district totals show the war loan progress with nine counties contributing. The sales to date amount to 524,500,000 with 14,368,337 raised so far and the overall quota achievement listed at 8,785,000 and 3,199,448 respectively.
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Onondaga County
Avota
Marigny Joins Canadian Army in Montreal
Alfred De Marigny 35 who was acquitted in 1933 in the Bahamas of murdering his father in law has volunteered for service in the Canadian Army in Montreal.
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Montreal
INS
Alfred de Marigny
Bahamas
Todays Page Features Rexko Margarine Ad and Variety
A busy inner page item lists games and features from the Classifieds Comics Bridge Deaths Editorials and Sports sections with an emphasis on reader notices and a full page advertisement for Rexko Margarine promising generous spread at low cost.
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Brady
Scsceesese
David Lawrence Constantine Brown
Marquis W. Childs
Mary Haworth
Walter Winchell
New Unity Regime Near in Poland
A Moscow dispatch reported imminent official news on a united Polish government. It cited Stanislaw Mikolajczyk and Soviet-backed Warsaw officials in talks to form a coalition. No details were released, but an official announcement was promised.
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London
Moscow
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Warsaw
Mikolajczyk
Pacific Fronts B-29s Hit Honshu In Third Attack In Five Days
The Associated Press reports Superforts carried out a third large air offensive on Honshu in five days as U.S. forces push toward Okinawa and Japanese defenses suffer heavy losses. Allied advances include Australian landings in Borneo, Filipino guerrilla successes in the Cagayan valley, and Japanese withdrawals from East China as strategic factories and naval facilities face renewed bombardment.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Borneo
Hirohito
Pacific
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Asia
East China
Sean
U. S
Liuchow
China
Linchow
Nure
Hiure
Gasoline Rationing Expanded Nationwide
The A line ration increases take effect today with A-16 coupons allowing six gallons per week for motorists. The new stamps cover three months through Sept 21 and total 36 gallons, 12 more than the expired A-15 stamps.
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Washington
Chinese Forces Storm Liuchow Airfield in 1944 Action
Chinese troops stormed the Liuchow air field near Lungnan in a three‑direction push to expel remaining Japanese forces. A spokesman said the base was abandoned by the U S and that fewer than 1200 enemy troops remained as a holding force. The Chinese advance also reported near Lungnan as they press to break the Japanese counteroffensive along the Hianesi KRwantung border.
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Liuchow
Hich
Linchow
U. S
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Eld
Hianesi-Krwantung
Lungnan
Syrian Tribesmen Drive French From Djerablous Front
Reports say North Syrian tribesmen routed about 1300 French troops at Djerablous near Aleppo after a day of fighting. Some French casualties cited as killed or wounded as tribesmen pushed across the frontier toward Turkey. Hostilities followed a Damascus clash that left tensions high.
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Syria
Djerablous l
Turkey
Dieradious
Baruch outlines plan to dismantle German war potential
Bernard Baruch urged the United Nations to break Germany’s dominance in Europe with industry by industry destruction of war potential and to use a German settlement as a basis for broader peace with Russia. He warned that failure would require a new postwar era of bomb shelters and universal military training to enforce the UN charter. He proposed a European reconstruction council and an American foreign economic policy to preserve free enterprise amid rising cartel pressures. He urged tailored measures to strengthen Russia and Britain and to guide the United Nations toward a stable postwar order.
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Russia
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations
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Europe
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Senate Military Affairs Committee
San Francisco
Baruch
European Reconstruction Council
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