Shot Dad in Sleep Girl Lays Staying to Radio Thriller
Janet Lind, 12, said inspired by a radio mystery to kill her father, faced responsibility after a lie detector test. District Attorney A L Borg exonerated her mother Irene Lind, 32, lumberjack Tony Galaski, 29, and sister Dolores, 14, all tested. Clifford Lind, 39, was shot in the head as he slept in Superior Wisconsin. Police said Mrs Lind and Galaski admitted a romance.
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Janet Lind
A. L. Borg
Janet
Irene Lind
Tony Galaski
Dolores
Borg
Clifford Lind
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Nazi Doctors Indicted in War Crimes Trial in Nuernberg
Twenty three Nazi doctors faced charges of mass killings and brutal experiments on living prisoners in Germany’s wartime medical program. Among those charged were Herta Oberhauser and Dr Karl Brandt, Hitler’s physician, to be tried next month as part of American military court proceedings expected to span into 1947. Brig Gen Telford Taylor said 250 to 500 former leaders would be arraigned in coming trials.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Herta Oberhauser
Karl Brandt
Hitler
Telford Taylor
Tween
72 Degrees Sets Date Heat Record in City
The Mercury reached 72 degrees at 1 PM today, breaking the 38 year old heat record of 71 degrees for the date.
Weather trend for Syracuse area with showers and warmth
The U S Weather Bureau reports showers and continued warmth this afternoon and early tonight, followed by cooler conditions late tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with strong winds. Record highs and lows for today are noted, and a cold front tonight should bring readings back to normal with scattered showers through Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Democratic ticket to fete in Syracuse at Onondaga rally
The entire Democratic State slate headed by U S Senator James M Mead travels by car to Syracuse for a Hotel Onondaga rally after a Utica dinner. Mead Lehman and other candidates expect a 3500 vote lead in Utica and plan a county cavalcade and impromptu parade before three separate dinners in the city.
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Laurence J O’toole
Mead
U. S
James M. Mead
Syracuse
Jazhuge
Onondaga County
Hotel Onondaga
Utica
Herbert H. Lehman
Mead and
Lehman
Fayetteville
Salt City
Plan on Russ Lootings Seen Plan on Russ Lootings Seen
Washington diplomats considered a compromise to win Soviet participation in a Japanese reparations conference. The Far Eastern Commission debated a conference at a heated two hour meeting and recessed without decision at Soviet request. Moscow reportedly threatened to boycott unless industrial property seized in Manchuria by the Red Army would not be deducted from Soviet reparations demands on Japan.
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Far Eastern Commission
Moscow
Red Army
Manchuria
Japan
Inside look at C A B inquiries to curb airline hazards
Robert N. Cool outlines how exhaustive Civil Aeronautics Board investigations aid American airlines in removing flight dangers. Editorial page notes emphasize systemic checks, compliance measures, and safety improvements across the industry.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Robert N. Cool
Political motives denied as OPA plans broad decontrol
Washington reports that a top OPA official denied any political motive in issuing the forthcoming master decontrol order ahead of the November elections. Deputy Price Administrator C Dean McNeal said politics has nothing to do with the move which will free hundreds of items except rents, scarce materials and a few basics remain under ceilings. OPA rent chief Ivan D Carson said rent controls will be extended to additional areas next month, especially college towns, with no lift of ceilings or rent increases planned.
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Washington
OPA
C. Dean McNeal
McNeal
Ivan D. Carson
Dewey Hopes to Serve Full Term as Governor
Thomas E. Dewey said he hopes to serve the full four year term if reelected governor. Reporters saw this as an attempt to dissociate the state campaign from the 1948 Republican national convention and leave the door open to a possible second term if he wins in November.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
G.O.P
Elmira
Air Pilots Pact Nearer in Talks With TWA Leaders
Washington reports renewed talks between Trans World Airline pilots and union heads after a walkout over demanded pay for four engined planes. Frank Douglass of the National Mediation Board oversaw as Jack Frye of TWA and David Behncke of the A F L Airline Pilots Association kept silent at Douglass' request after the initial meeting.
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Washington
Trans World
Frank Douglass
National Mediation Board
Jack Frye
TWA
David L. Behncke
A.F.L. Airline Pilots Association
Douglass
Argentina Police and Strikers Clash Near Congress
Six police officers and several striking meat workers were wounded in a melee when mounted police dispersed a crowd of about 20,000 strikers near Argentina's congress building Thursday night.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Miners Deal Analyzed Amid Truman Coal Crisis Talks
At a 40 minute cabinet session President Truman heard that the Government is analyzing its contract with John L. Lewis’s United Mine Workers as the threatened coal crisis looms. Attorney General Clark said he had not been asked to study the pact but would be ready if called. Secretary Krug and Reconversion chief Steelman were noted as handling the matter as Krug tours the West until November 6. Lewis demands wage reopenings and has warned the current pact could be void if talks do not begin by November 1. the Coal Mines Administration says the contract remains valid for the government’s mines. The report concludes on page 2, column 5.
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Washington CP
Truman
Gen
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Clark
Patterson
John R. Steelman
Krug
Trade unions urge break with Franco Spain
Britain s Trades Union Congress called for severing diplomatic ties with Generalissimo Francisco Franco s regime. The measure backed the United Nations General Assembly push urged by Secretary General Trygve Lie for concerted action to restore democracy in Spain, following an indirect endorsement of Attlee s government foreign policy.
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Brighton
Eng
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Britain
Trades Union Congress
Laborite
Francisco Franco
Congress
United Nations General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Spain
Clement R. Attlee
Duty Shifted Boston Chairman Eccles Statement
Chairman Mariner S. Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board said today the ending of the duty shift will affect monetary policy and the reserve system. Authorities noted no immediate change in rates, but indicated ongoing review of fiscal and banking practices amid market volatility.
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Boston
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Boat Upsets Fear 3 Dead
Detroit coast guardsmen search the Detroit River for three missing sailors after a 24 foot sloop capsized last night. Eight men were aboard. five survived as the boat suddenly overturned, throwing four men overboard. One man was rescued when the vessel righted briefly.
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Detroit
INS
Soviet withdraws veto issue from UN Assembly agenda
In New York Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky withdrew his proposal to exclude veto discussions from the United Nations Assembly provisional agenda after near unanimous opposition from the 14 nation steering committee and Assembly members. He warned that debating the veto could yield no practical results and described the move as a political attack on core charter principles.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Madrid debate over Lie critique unsettles Franco regime
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie criticized Spain's government drawing sharp reactions from Generalissimo Franco and his cabinet. Officials said they were shocked and standing on guard as the UN debate sparked warnings of dangerous ground. The UN Security Council committee faced a legal snarl over India South Africa tensions and failed to resolve a veto dispute amid strong exchanges led by the United States and Britain with China joining in. The assembly pressed on with business, with continued controversy and unresolved votes noted before a page 12 continuation.
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Franco
Trygve Lie
Lie
Vishinsky
United States
Britain
China
India
South Africa
British Leaders Rally Against Russia
London headlines portray Winston Churchill and Prime Minister Attlee united in strong anti Russia stance. The article notes near simultaneous verbal blasts signaling a solid British front.
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London
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Britain
Russia
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