Senate Demands Full Data On Patton Cuff Incident
Washington Nov 27 The Senate Military Committee demanded full War Department details on General Patton's cuffing incident and any similar cases. Eisenhower reports indicate he considered the matter closed with apologies issued, while some officials and senators seek accountability and broader information on discipline and conduct of senior officers.
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Senate Miliary Committee
Cuffins
Duight D. Eisenhowet
Deeson
Patton
Esenhower
Syrsom
Stefan
Allied
Algiers
Eisenhower
Exenhower
Eery Duson
Seiewh
Aror
Therm
Sa.d
Seventh Army
Samson
Exsenhofer
Cubritt
War Department
Navy vessel production and submarine threat notes
The statement reports rapid shipbuilding for the Navy with 817 ships delivered in under 11 months, and a push to accelerate antisubmarine vessel production. Knox cites rising Japanese losses due to United Nations submarines, while noting increased submarine activity and overall combat fleet strength.
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United Nations
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Army Flier Killed In Plane Crash Near Rochester
An Army airman was killed when his plane crashed in a field near Rochester. Eyewitnesses reported the craft broke apart over a golf course just before the crash. Police and sheriff’s deputies investigated the incident with Secret Service aid later joined by the Buffalo District Office of Price Administration amid a counterfeit coupon inquiry.
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Air Force
Gorden H. Heet
Asvem
Sheriffs
Secret Service
Buffalo
United States
Pope Seeks Guarantees Against Raids by Axis Air Forces
Washington reports Pope Pius XII seeks definite assurances from the United States Great Britain and Germany that the Vatican will not be bombed by Axis air forces. The move follows a Vatican appeal for protection after a nearby Vatican bombing incident. Officials note diplomacy aims to prevent Allied bombing of Rome and Vatican targets while Nazi propaganda accuses the Allies. United States officials say Allied planes did not attack the Vatican area and the Vatican goal remains declared open.
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Erna
Rome
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St Peter
Dwight D Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Alles
London
Navas
Aussies Take Jap Fortress In Solomons
Allied forces reported heavy air and naval actions in the Solomons. Bombers scored multiple hits near Bougainville and New Britain while cruisers and destroyers shellred coastal positions. Reconnaissance planes and carrier-based sorties supported attacks through Tuesday, with substantial bomb tonnage and coordinated ground support aiding the advance.
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Qirewatt
Bougainville
Stoopgoor's
Matehin Bay
Hams
Solomons
Monetary Expert Sees Postwar Slump Hit Latin America
New York November 27 Nar Charles A McQueen Washington economist predicted today postwar monetary disturbances would follow the end of the war. He said Latin America has largely escaped the trials faced by other regions but will be affected by postwar conditions due to its reliance on markets and the danger of a worldwide money disaster eroding buying power.
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Latin America
New York
Charles A. McQueen
Washington
Economst
Metica
McQueen
Monetary Standards Inquiry
America
Actress Provoked Dog to Attack Her in Hollywood
Mrs John Cudahy widow of a Chicago packer testified the police dog acted in self defense when it bit actress Katharine Marlowe at the Cudahy Hollywood mansion. She sought $31 425 damages, arguing Marlowe provoked and excited the dog causing injuries and permanent scarring.
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Cudahy
Hollywood
John Cudahy
Chicago
Dried Bean Prices Cut By OPA Regulation
Washington November 27 The Office of Price Administration set new fixed markups reducing dried bean retail prices by about two cents per pound. The shift replaces percentage markups with dollar and cent amounts and changes packaging allowances from per hundredweight to a cent per pound.
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OPA
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Price Agency
UNRRA Food Aid Debated for India Famine Crisis
Atlanta reports UNRRA and the Food Administration face debate over supplying India as famine worsens. John Llewellin argues relief is beyond UNRRA’s remit while supporters cite hunger as a broader crisis tied to halted imports from Burma and wartime grain exports. Indian press and officials push for aid, warning of thousands starving weekly.
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Burma
Middle East
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Starvaton
Inga Vand
Aiken and Mead Clash Over Subsidy Plan
Washington reports show Senator Aiken opposing ending the federal subsidy program arguing prices would soar if Congress bans subsidies. Senator Mead from New York counters after tours abroad that without controls prices would run wild, citing high costs in China and coal and warning middle class collapse and wage erosion.
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Congress
Athen
Senate Banking Committee
House
Aiken
Mead
D-Ny
China
Nazis Suffer New Blow in Russian Push
Russian forces pressed a broad offensive against German lines across central Ukraine and Belarus. In Gomel and Kiev regions, Soviet troops reported heavy German losses and multiple strongpoints captured, while weather hindered German movement and strategic withdrawals continued toward the Dnieper bend and toward Minsk.
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Minsk
Kiev Basse
Gomel
Sikolar Vatuuns
Kiev Bulge
Dnieper
Nekopol
27 Injured As Pusher Engine Crashes Into Challenger
Twenty seven were injured today when a Santa Fe pusher locomotive plowed into the Union Pacific Challenger near Union Pass ten miles north of San Bernardino California. Five remained seriously hurt. Two coaches and two dining cars derailed but did not overturn. Most injuries occurred in the diners. Emergency treatment given on scene then many were taken to San Bernardino hospitals. All were expected to recover.
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Union Pacific
Union Pass
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Mardino
New York OPA Announces Major Prices Move
New York City November 27 Officials said the Office of Price Administration will implement a significant policy change. The action aims to curb inflation and stabilize essential goods, affecting menus, rents, and general consumer costs across the city.
War Today Continues With Mixed Front Reports From Page One
The column discusses shifting fronts and prospects of Allied and German moves. It cites analysts noting possible peace moves after conferences among Churchill Roosevelt and Stalin, while Hitler’s regime tightens control and potential reprisals loom. It references Nazi threats to Grenoble and a massacre in Italy as continuing war pressures.
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Paul Kern Lee
Franz von Papen
Ankara
Germany
Lord Halifax
Senet
Siling
Italy
Switzerland
Grenoble
England
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Aegean
Berlin Again and Marines Hold Beachhead in Gilbert Islands
Reports from the Gilbert Islands describe a brutal night as RAF bombers and Canadian Lancasters joined heavy raids on Berlin. The Swiss frontier dispatch notes 3000 dead in Berlin while Allied crews, including RoCAF and CAAP formations, press the Pacific fight with Marines enduring intense Japanese resistance on Betio and nearby shores.
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Offee
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Salt Lake Paper Strikes Leave Four-Page Edition
Salt Lake City readers face a four page morning edition as printers strike for better terms. The walkout, led by 60 typographical workers including A L Fish, follows union refusals to aid differences in contract terms. The Telegram and Tribune brands continue with union crews unaffected.
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Strik
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Salt Lane ‘Trine
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A. L. Fish
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Oeal
Internaud Typographical Union
Chinese Exclusion Act repeal sent to President Roosevelt
Legislation repealing the Chinese Exclusion Act and allowing Chinese immigration and naturalization reached President Roosevelt. The act sets quotas and bans on annual admissions, affecting Chinese residents and citizens abroad.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler Paper Advises Germans On Wills In War Time
Bern reports Adolf Hitlers Voelkischer Beobachter advised Berlin residents to write their wills as Allied air raids raged. The Wilhelmstrasse records office was destroyed by fire and trustworthy citizens waited for rail routes to Bavaria to reach recept centers, amid wartime chaos.
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Switzerland
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Bavaria
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Hue
Who Killed Rom Layer Seeks From Prison
The news office announced plans to oppose a move to parole Heanor Williams, 27, serving a prison term for a 1962 killing. Gordon J. was shot in Williams’ hotel room in a notable case tied to a rival. Details remain unclear as authorities continue legal actions and investigations.
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Tothy Meos
Kamine Temas Bate
Carol Says Balkan Lands Are Happier Under Monarchies
Former King Carol of Romania says Balkan nations would be happier as monarchies but Romania should decide its postwar government. He adds a monarchy can be more democratic than a republic with continuity and a paternal monarch to address citizens’ problems, denying fascist ties.
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Mexico City
Carol of
Rumania
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Chinese claim encirclement of Japanese in Rice Bowl battles
Chinese high command announced an encircling move against Japanese forces near Changsha and Changteh in the Rice Bowl region. It said Japanese troops were hammered by air and artillery, with massed actions around Shasi and Yanman g, while air strikes on Shingekku damaged Japanese airpower.
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Berwern Hanke
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De Mangus Acquitted of Murder Faces Deportation in Cuba Move
Nassau Bahamas reports a sailing rival offers help for Alfred de Mangus who plans to go to Cuba to hire a Cuban official. A jury freed him Nov 11 of murdering Sir Harry Oakes but urged deportation with Marquis Georges de Visdelou-Guimbeau. De Mangny says his wife Nancy, daughter of Sir Harry, will follow him anywhere.
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Bahamas
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Romne Bahamas
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Vinandi
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Harry Oakes
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South Pole
New York City Faces Taxpayer Suit Over School Employes
In New York City a taxpayer suit by Peter C. Beck seeks abolition of lump sum payments to chief custodians and direct hiring of helpers, arguing $500000 yearly wasteful. The Board of Education has 20 days to answer. The United Construction Workers Union threatens a strike next Wednesday over pay negotiations for custodial staff.
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United Construccion Workers Union
District 50
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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