U. S. Ships Stay in Near East Waters
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal announced that American naval forces will remain in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean to support Allied occupation troops, protect U S interests, and back U S policies amid rising Soviet tensions over Greece and the Balkans.
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Ex-WAC Durant Guilty in $1.5 Million Jewel Theft
Former WAC Captain Kathleen Nash Durant convicted by a military court of stealing $1.5 million in Hesse family jewels and sentenced to five years hard labor with dishonorable discharge. Her husband Col Jack Durant and Major David Watson face trial on complicity charges in the Kronberg castle theft.
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United States
Love Rift at Ohio State Ends in Double Suicide
Two Ohio State University juniors in engineering Alice Krone Patterson and Donald Throne, aged 20, were found shot dead in Columbus in what police termed a love quarrel climax. Police say Throne shot Patterson and then killed himself with a .22 pistol, the bodies found in a front yard adjacent to the home. Concluded on page 2.
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Weather forecast and temperature records page note
U S Weather Bureau reports rain and cool conditions today and tonight with continued cool Tuesday. Highest Sunday 80 and lowest 56. sunset 6 49 and sunrise 7 02. Record highs 84 in 1927 and 32 in 1842. Eastern New York stays fair and cool with near freezing in mountains.
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New York
Cemetery Site Favored for Syracuse VA Hospital
The VA backs a Syracuse site near the Medical Center adjacent to St Marys Cemetery for a 13.8 million hospital. Disinterring about 4,500 bodies from the old graveyard to a new ground is the main hurdle, disclosed by VA administrator General Omar Bradley in reply to Senator Mead.
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Herald-Journal
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Veterans Hospital
Syracuse
Syracuse Medical Center
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James M. Mead
D'N.y
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Veteran’ Hospital
New York State
Turtle Passes Midway Island During Australia to United States Flight
The Truculent Turtle, part of the Seattle Cup patrol, reports passing Midway Island at 10 A.M. PST on its 9,000 mile Australia United States flight. Crew reports good weather and excellent plane performance as the route continues and positions place it about 4,200 miles from Pearce Airdrome in Western Australia where it departed Sunday.
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Pearce Airdrome
Western Australia
Byrnes Backs UN Radio Network Plan
The United States National Commission endorsed a world wide United Nations radio network proposal to Byrnes. The plan estimates a cost of about 250 million dollars to enable broadcasts in major world areas. The commission advised Secretary Byrnes on educational work under the UN.
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Washington
Paris Parley Vote Pact for Danube Navigation
At the peace conference Balkans Economics Commission approves broad guarantees for Danube navigation under the treaty with Romania. The plan creates a Danubian six nation accord including the United States Britain France and Russia to draft traffic rules within six months after the treaty takes effect. The decision 8 to 5 along East West lines must be ratified by the full conference and Foreign Ministers Council. a Russian no could block passage.
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Russia
Britain
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Autumn Weather Forecast For Syracuse
The weather man warns of a north to northwest storm bringing rain to Syracuse today. Skies stay cloudy Tuesday with a chilly atmosphere and a low around 45 after a 60 degree day. A trace of rain fell since Sunday afternoon, with temperatures dipping from the 60s to a low near 46 by 6:30 AM.
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Syracuse
Ontario
Five Die in Hindu Muslim Clashes in India
In Bombay and Calcutta during the weekend Hindu Muslim clashes left five dead and numerous wounded. Bombay reported four deaths and 16 injuries while Calcutta suffered one death and several injuries. The unrest halted some bus service and prompted the Bengal government to ban unofficial news or pictures of commercial disorders.
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Calcutta
Bengal
Gang Kills Yank at Fort McKinley in Manila
An unidentified gang using machineguns killed one American soldier and wounded another at Fort McKinley Manila. The attack targets a U.S. military post causing injuries and triggering an investigation by authorities. Names, dates, and factions remain unclear.
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Fort McKinley
Note of protest over Yugoslavs disobeying orders in Venezia Giulia
The United States filed a formal protest accusing Yugoslavia of disobeying military regulations and spreading propaganda. Six Yugoslav soldiers were detained September 9 in Venezia Giulia for concealing hand grenades, then released after an American military board found the action justified.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Will Clayton
State Department
Venezia Giulia
Mili
Pittsburgh Strike Moves Toward Federal Mediation
Federal conciliators in Washington call for immediate talks between Duquesne Light Co and an independent union representing 3,500 workers as Pittsburgh seeks a swift settlement to the ongoing power strike crisis.
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Conciliation Service
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Duquesne Light Co
Seven Trieste civilians arrested for attack on U.S. soldiers
A group of about 25 to 30 civilians stoned 10 American soldiers near Trieste. Seven Italians identified as pro Yugoslav Communist affiliates were arrested after the midnight assault. Pvt. Jerome Gurskie and Pvt. Raymond L. Rowe were among the injured.
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Calif
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Jerome G. Curskie
Shamokin
Gurskie
Iran War Reaches 100-Mile Front Line on Gulf Coast
Iranian government troops fought insurgent tribesmen along more than 100 miles of the Persian Gulf coastline. Etelaat reports house to house fighting as government forces hold Bushire where tribesmen have seized half the port town.
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Persian Gulf
Etelaat
Bushire
Inside Page Preview on Wagner Act Amendment
Editorial preview discusses potential peace in labor tensions if amendments to the Wagner Act pass. Article cites David Lawrence and outlines sections on Amusements Financial Classified Haworth City Life and other features in today's edition.
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City Life
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Tribunal rules aggressive war a supreme crime for Nazi leaders
The International Military Tribunal convicts top Nazis while acquitting some groups, signaling gallows or long imprisonment for 22 defendants. The 100,000 word verdict names Goering Tess von Ribbenrop and others as likely to face counts on conspiracy and war crimes.
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International Miliary Tribunal
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Gestapo
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Russia
France
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Elevator Breaks Down Delaying Nazi Defendants at Trial
Nazi defendants were nearly late for the reading of the summary as an elevator broke down guarding the cells. Goering Keitel and other defendants appeared grim as judges prepared to deliver final verdicts, with testimony described as overwhelming.
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Hermann Goering
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Tribunal brands German generals a disgrace to soldiering
The International Military Tribunal branded Germanys generals a disgrace to the honorable profession of soldiering but did not criminalize the General Staff and High Command as units. It convicted the Leadership Corps the SS SD Gestapo while declining to rule on several core Nazi bodies. The court warned no individual can escape punishment despite organizational acquittals.
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International Military ‘Tribunal
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Reich Cabinet
Reporters to See Nazi Executions
The Allied Control Council in Berlin agreed to admit two news correspondents from each of the four occupying nations to witness the executions of Nuernberg war trial defendants. The decision aims to give foreign press access to the process as part of postwar coverage.
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Allied Control Council
Nuernberg
Once Arrogant Nazis Face Fate at Prisoners Dock
MERNBERG (UP) The 21 Nazi leaders filed into the dock showing nervous tension and faded swagger. Hermann Goering hung his head while von Ribbentrop wore a haunted look. Julius Streicher and Rudolf Hess stared ahead as the court began. Hans Frank gestured broadly in reply to a question, recalling Hitler in gesture.
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