Death sentences prompt last appeals in Nuremberg
Rudolf Hess's counsel filed a 72 page appeal to the Allied Control Council to set aside Hess's life sentence. Hangman for the condemned Nazis has arrived at Nuernberg prison, reportedly Master Sgt. John C Woods of San Antonio. Appeals were filed for Julius Streicher and the SS, while Germany sought intervention from Roosevelt and Eisenhower. Wives sought clemency and contact with defendants. many lacked proper ID papers. Defense lawyers may see clients for the last time at 3 40 PM Saturday as filing deadline ends and court services wind down.
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Rudolf Hess
Allied Control Council
Nuernberg
John C. Woods
San Antonio
Tex
Julius Streicher
Notorius
Nuernberg Court House
von Ribbentrop
Court House
President John L. Lewis Recovers From Appendicitis
Washington United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis is described as recovering well after an appendicitis operation at Emergency Hospital last week. The status remains stable as doctors monitor his condition, with officials stating he is in very good condition.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Germans Return Home From Soviet Internment
The Soviet Military Government announced that 21,000 Germans, including women and children, interned in the Soviet Union during the war are returning to Germany. More than 3,000 have already been sent to their homes in Thueringen to be put to work, with no details on the type of work.
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Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Thueringen
Picketing Right Upheld by New York Court
The New York Court of Appeals rules that unions cannot be enjoined from peaceful picketing in labor disputes even if a third party is inconvenienced. In a 4-3 decision, the court upheld a lower court ruling involving a Roslyn Heights homeowner deprived of electrical and gas service due to picketing. Justice Desmond stated the anti injunction act would be thwarted if outsiders could block lawful picketing.
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Albany
Court of ‘Appeals
Roslyn Heights
L. S
Charles S. Desmond
Desmond
Palestine Crisis Delays Aim to December 16
President Truman expressed deep regret that London Palestine Conference meetings would not resume until December 16. He said a program of immediate action could be worked out with all involved, while reports said the Jewish Agency and Britain were near accord on general amnesty for prisoners from recent Palestine disturbances. Police in Jerusalem warned against further Jewish Arab fighting during Yom Kippur observances.
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G. Ross
Mr. Truman
Gare Wee
Sub-committee rejects US form for parliamentary republic
A sub-committee of the constituent assembly rejected the American form of government in favor of a parliamentary republic of the French type after a three day session in which it was argued that a presidential regime holds the elements of dictatorship.
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Rome
Constituent Assembly
Wallace Attacks Wallace Targeted by Republicans in Baltimore
Wallace faces GOP charges as Carroll Reece labels him backer of Moscow favorable atomic policy. Baruch defends the U S plan, denying commitment to halt bomb research, while Wallace touts pamphlet publication amid ongoing foreign policy debate.
Wallace Denies Baruch On Atomic Energy Control Statement
In a statement last night Wallace rejected Baruch’s claim that he agreed last Friday to retract his criticism of the control plan. He said he refused to sign a statement he called fantastic, prepared by his own representative and Baruch’s.
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Wallace
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Baruch
GOP Called Bankrupt by Democratic Leader in California Rally
Democratic National Chairman Robert 3. Hannegan denounced the Republican Party as in complete political bankruptcy at a Southern California rally. He accused Republicans of avoiding their record in Congress and failing to offer constructive policy while opposing American labor and neglecting opportunities that harmed the public.
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Los Angeles
Robert 3. Hannegan
G.O.P
Geremany
California
Strike Talks Resume Albany Up After Seven-Week Truck Walkout
Negotiations to end a seven week truck strike resumed with a meeting of drivers and operators before Federal Conciliator John A Rooney in Albany. The outcome remains uncertain as talks continue.
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Albany
John A. Rooney
Meat Prices and Meat Shortage Outlook From Cabinet Meeting
OPA suspended another decision on milk and dairy ceilings, freeing policy from OPA control. Porter attended the cabinet session but had no fresh news. Anderson dodged speculation about remedial meat actions, saying plans must fit existing policy while noting a relatively good world meat supply. The Agriculture Department angle follows.
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OPA
Paul Porter
Washington
New Mexico
Anderson
Spence
Truman
Porter
Lnoundt
Meat Demand Slippage Predicted Into Late 1947
The Bureau of Economics projects weaker meat demand about 12 to 15 months ahead as consumer incomes fall in late 1947 or early 1948. Demand for meat and foods may drop as spending shifts to autos, washing machines, refrigerators and clothing. Meat output in late 1946 could be relatively low due to hog and cattle marketings in July and August and delayed fall sales. For 1947, per capita civilian supplies may reach only 140 to 145 pounds annually.
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Ment
Bureau of Economics
Hudsons Bay 277th Arctic Trip Ends In Montreal
The Nus, supply ship for the Hudson’s Bay Company, completed its 277th annual Arctic journey yesterday and arrived in Montreal.
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Montreal
Hudson's Bay Company
Arctic
Montreal Trader Hails Eskimo Fox Pelts Sale
A trader returned to Montreal with silver fox skins bought from the Eskimos for twenty dollars per pelt. The company has dispatched its ships northward since 1670.
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Opie
Montreal
Eskimos
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Syracuse
New York
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