War Parley of 3 Chiefs Near in Balkans Crisis
London dispatch reports hopeful talk of Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin coordinating winter strategy. Balkan crisis looms with fears of separate Romanian peace talks and a potential Soviet advance as Germany braces to defend or abandon Balkans. Diplomats foresee a meeting among the three leaders to exploit any breach in Hitler’s Balkans line.
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Hines Loses Plea To Transfer Parole Review to Albany
The Appellate Division Third Department refused James Hines's request to move his parole review from Westchester to Albany. Hines, sentenced in March 1929 to 10 to 14 years for a Sing Sing crime, had parole denied and sought judicial review, arguing transfer to Albany for the review. The court noted the parole examination focuses on guilt, not guilt determinations, and sided with the Westchester venue.
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Trial of 13 year old Edwin Codarre opens in fatal rape case
Seven jurors remain to be chosen in the case of Edwin Codarre a New York City schoolboy charged with first degree murder in the rape and death of 10 year old Elizabeth Voigt of East Fishkill. Three women and two men were named as potential jurors as Judge J Gordon Flannery complained about lengthy examinations. The trial began Monday with Codarre accused of raping and strangling Elizabeth Voigt at a service club summer camp on August 13.
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Yugoslav Protest May Force Old Staff Chief Out
Premier Pietro Badoglio forms a technical government in Italy with Ambroso named to head staff. Tito’s charges against Gen Ambroso and others lead to a reshuffle. new undersecretaries include public health and education figures. Several ministers remain unchanged as transition proceeds.
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Lebanon Seeks Sovereignty Amid French Mandate Tensions
The article describes Lebanon rejecting French control during World War II, preferring American or British guidance and independence from Syria. Frictions heighten as French authorities arrest Lebanese ministers, casualties occur, and regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Syria urge shifts. De Gaulle orders releases. tensions remain volatile.
Gen Catroux Seeks Facts on Lebanon Crisis
General Georges Catroux seeks firsthand information on the Lebanese crisis after being sent to Beirut to settle the dispute. Reports indicate unrest followed the dissolution of the Lebanese government and parliament, with arrests and strikes continuing. A rival government allegedly marshals 20,000 Lebanese troops to oppose French administration. France’s de Gaulle-linked group pledges eventual freedom for Lebanon as the crisis evolves.
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Subsidy Fight Lost in House Sparks Veto Battle
Backers of the Administration food subsidy program concede they are beaten in the House yet plan to mobilize to sustain a veto. The debate divides consumer and producer camps as Republicans push for market-based food prices and higher wages fears loom across industrial districts. Bowles warned abolition would lift all food prices and push wage demands, signaling a prolonged national contest.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Chester Bowles
War Labor Board
Congress backs subsidy veto upheld by House and Senate
Prices rose in several items with small changes in the lineup since Congress last June. The text notes increases of two cents per quart bal four and a half cents per pound cheese and meals up to six cents a pound. It also states Thun describes a veto by President Roosevelt that the House sustained.
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Nazis sentence Nordstaermal family for refugees care
A North German family of three in Nordstaermael was reportedly sentenced to death by a Nazi court for failing to provide proper shelter for bomb refugees from Hannover. They allegedly housed refugees in a hall and a single room rather than offering adequate accommodations.
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