Investigation of Burke petition fraud in Utica
Liberal Party petitions for William E. Burke candidate for Assemblyman in Oneida County were under court ordered inspection amid charges of fraud and forgeries. Other items note first five cent airmail flights from New York, twin brothers injured in Rochester, treason suspect Drexel arrival in New York, and rising venereal disease funds and cases.
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Burke
Utica
Liberal Party
William E. Burke
Oneida
Supreme Court
New York
Cac
LaGuardia Field
West Coast
Constance Drexel
District of Columbia
Ernie Pyle
Bremerhaven
New York (P
Irving J. Phillipson
Army Relief
New York State
Phillipson
Hollywood clashes as deputies confront strikers outside MGM
In Hollywood deputies armed with nightsticks battled several hundred AF L Conference of Studio Union strikers who ignored police orders to stop marching in front of Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios. Also reports of Chicago rail walkout and studio union tensions amid jurisdictional fight within the film industry.
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Hollywood
Af.l
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
A. F. of L
Notable Deaths of Public Figures Across States
Matthew J. Merritt 51 Democratic representative at large from New York served five terms until 1944 retirement in Whitestone Queens. William D. Moffat 80 longtime publisher and former editor of The Mentor magazine in New York. Prof. H. L. Cooke 67 Princeton University authority on air surveying theater acoustics and thermionics died in Princeton New Jersey. Guy B. Park 74 former governor of Missouri 1933 to 1937 in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Matthew J. Merritt
Congress
New York
Whitestone
Queens
William D. Moffat
Mentor
H. £. Cooke
Princeton University
Princeton
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Jefferson City
All-Party Government Sought in Egypt
Sherif Sabry Pasha, uncle of King Farouk, met with party leaders in Cairo to form an all party Egyptian cabinet. The move aims to create a coalition government representing diverse factions.
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Egypt
Cairo
INS
Sherif Sabry Pasha
Farouk
Sabry
Acquittal Controversy Over Schacht and Papen
Justice Jackson expressed regret that the International Military Tribunal acquitted Hjalmar Schacht and Franz von Papen and declined to declare the general staff criminal. He welcomed the ruling that aggressive war is a crime but warned on future prosecutions and noted the broader implications for postwar law and minority persecutions.
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Ert
M. Jackson
U. S
Hialmar Schacht
Franz von Papen
Jackson
Schacht
von Papen
Nazi Leaders Sentenced at Nuremberg War Trials
Four power tribunal hands life terms to Walther Funk and Erich Raeder and ten to twenty year sentences to Karl Doenitz Baldur von Schirach Albert Speer and Konstantin von Neurath. Justice Jackson laments acquittals staining potential action against other industrialists. Defendants vow appeals as Goering and Ribbentrop are convicted on all counts.
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Hess
Walther Funk
Erich Raeder
Karl Doenitz
Baldur von Schirach
Albert Speer
Constantin von Neurath
Robert H. Jackson
Grupp von Bohlen
Funk
Doentz
Doenitz
Hitler
Adm
Raeder
Vienna
Germans React To Nuernberg Verdicts With Surprise At Acquittals
Berlin reporters and Associated Press staff describe German reactions to the verdicts. Notable acquittals include Hjalmar Schacht Franz von Papen and Hans Fritsche while defendants such as Goering Hess and Ribbentrop faced guilty verdicts on multiple counts. The court found twelve of sixteen defendants convicted under the second count crimes against the peace.
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Berlin
Nuernberg
Awjilmar Schacht
Franz von Papen
Tans Fritsche
Associated Press Bureau
von Papen
Fritsche
Hess
Hjalmar Schracht
Reichsbank
Hans Fritsche
Goering
Ribbentrop
Keitel
Rosenberg
Raeder
Jod]l
Neurath
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemia and
Moravia
Walther Funk
Reichsbank Press
Jodl
Martin Tocrenn
Seyss-Inquart
Netherlands
Verdicts in War Crimes Trial Shake Allied Prosecutors
The Allied prosecution staff voiced dissatisfaction with several acquittals in the Nuremberg war crimes trial. Franz von Papen and Rudolf Dix criticized outcomes as the tribunal convicts and acquits numerous Nazi leaders on counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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Sme
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Rudolf Dix
Waaimar Schacht
Hanse Vid
Mauthausen
Gestapo
Freed Papen Trio Leave Prison, Heads Toward Trial in Vienna
The trio freed by Col. Andrus met reporters in Nurnberg. Housed leader Schacht appeared dazed with hands bound, seeking to reunite with his wife and two children. Papen and von Papen avoided the spotlight as Fritsche offered few remarks.
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Burton C. Andrus
Nuernberg
Schacht
Nuernhberg
von Papen
Fritsche
Mt. Morris Man Dies After Tire Rim Strikes Worker
Carold S. Lindsner, 24, died Sunday from injuries suffered September 19 when a steel rim sprang from a truck tire as he changed it. He was working at an auto repair site in Mt. Morris and authorities investigated the incident.
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MT. Morris
Carold S. Lindsner
Utican Heads New Commerce Group
The Empire State Association of Commerce elected James G. Capps of Utica as president. Officers named include vice presidents Edward F. Dillon of Newburgh Leroy A. Lincoln of New York City and Harris N. Snyder of Buffalo and treasurer Harold W. McGraw of New York City.
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Empire State Association of Commerce
James G. Capps
Utica
Chabers of Commerce
Edward F. Dillon
Newburgh
Leroy A. Lincoln
New York City
Harris N. Snyder
Buffalo
Harold W. McGraw
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