Charges Filed Against Prelate in Ustashi Case
Arch bishop Alojzije Stepinac of the Roman Catholic Church was charged with being a participant, accomplice and inciter of the Central Ustashi terrorist group in a Croatia Supreme Court indictment. He was arrested Sept. 18 and accused of aiding Shalich and 17 others in war crime charges in Zagreb.
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Belgrade
Alojzije Stepinac
Croatia Supreme Court Today
Ivan Shalich
Zagreb
Shalich
Stepinac
Pavelic
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Uberation
Strong Earthquake Is Recorded Today
Weston Massachusetts reports a quite strong earthquake the latest in a sequence of about 500 shocks near Puerto Rico since last August 8. The tremor began at 5 09 41 EST and lasted 144 hours with doubts it will repeat the August event that caused deaths and a tidal wave.
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Weston
Mass
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Weston College
Daniel Linehan
E.S.T
Father Linehan
Miami
Fla
Dominican Republic
Richmond Navail Air Station
Marion H. Gilmore
Gilmore
Caribbean
Army Education Benefits Offer New Recruiter Message
A United States Army recruitment piece promotes education incentives for young men. It highlights over 200 skills taught in Army schools and the chance to earn while learning. A three year enlistment allows 48 months of post service education paid by the government, covering college, business, or trade schools.
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U. S
Earle
Russians Armament Factories in East Germany Reported
Officials report Russians run armament factories in their East German zone. The piece discusses Soviet aims to join Anglo American economic efforts and curb war industries in eastern Germany. It notes Molotov Byrnes and Churchill speeches and Stalin's comments on coexistence of Communism and capitalism, with limited support for a tougher U.S. policy.
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Germany
Russia
Molotov
America
State Byrnes
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Europe
Middle East
United States
Parley to Approve Finland Treaty in Friday Session
Paris dispatch reports the peace conference secretariat expects a plenary session Friday to approve the Finland treaty, the first of five postwar settlements. Some sources say the meeting may also consider a four power gag rule to speed up committee work before the October 5 deadline. The four powers assign disposal of Italian colonies to Libya Eritrea Somaliland.
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Paris
Peace Conference
Finland
Foreign Ministers Council
Libya
Eritrea
Somaliland
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Norfolk Publisher Paul Huber Dies After Illness
Paul S. Huber 57 president of Norfolk Newspapers Inc publisher of the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch and the Norfolk Virginian Pilot died at 6 30 am in a local hospital after several weeks illness. A Chambersburg Pa native he had led the Ledger Dispatch and Norfolk Newspapers since their 1993 consolidation.
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Norfolk
Paul
Huber
Norfolk Newspapers, Inc
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Ledger-Dispatch
Norfolk, Virginian- Pilot
Chambersburg
Kaiser Testimony Confuses Probers at Shipyard Hearings
Henry J. Kaiser faced a third congressional session as House investigators pressed for clarity on wartime shipbuilding finances. Lawmakers McConnell and Weichel pressed Kaiser to explain the variance between his claimed financial position and Maritime Commission contracts. Kaiser warned that final wartime books could show a profit around five million dollars or a loss of thirteen million.
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Henry J. Kaiser
House Merchant Marine Committee
Rep. McConnell
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McConnell
Rep
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Rape Charge Is Aired In Court
A detailed court testimony describes an alleged rape involving a man who forced a girl to accompany him to a chemical plant area. The victim testified of threats and assault, noting the suspect tore her dress and left her after the act. The mother testified to the daughter's injured state and police involvement. A doctor examined the girl at the hospital.
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Gir
Washington County Hospital
Earl Young
Man Admits Theft Of Cash From Invalid Woman
Henry L. House 24 admitted stealing 1175 dollars from an invalid woman on Cleveland Avenue. He said most of the money was buried on his mother’s property in Shepherdstown. police recovered 833 dollars there. He spent 375 on a used car and later it broke down in Hedgesville. He and his wife were arrested on a warrant for taking 1500 dollars from the victim's pillow case.
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Henry L. House
Cleveland Avenue
Shepherdstown
Wayne Seliman
John Rohrer
Washington County
House
Hedgesville
Rosie
Sellman
Henry House
I. R. Stouffer
Girl testifies of injuries as Carter case draws crowd
The girl described profuse bleeding and internal injuries with forehead bruise and limb burns. Det. Sgt Sellman testified Carter claimed unbuttered the dress while she removed it and he buttoned the back. Garnet Weller saw Carter holding the girl as she appeared worried. Defense may seek habeas corpus and bond in Circuit Court.
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Wayne Sellman
Carter
Garnet Weller
Chestnut Street
City Court Room
Summit Avenue
Allen
Circuit Court
Joseph D. Mish
Stork sets new 24-hour birth record at Peninsula General
Salisbury Maryland September 25 babies are flooding Peninsula General hospital as a new 24-hour delivery record is set Brady J Dayton announces the tally of 11 newborns eight girls and three boys surpassing the former eight child mark
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Salisbury
Mr. Stork
Peninsula General Hospital
Brady J. Dayton
Power Strikers Challenge Pittsburgh Utilities Strike
Power Strikers defy court orders as Duquesne Light Company workers stage a broad walkout. Streetcar service and buses are curtailed, power plants run at reduced capacity, and 1.5 million people in an 817 square mile Pittsburgh area face a holidaylike disruption while unions push for a 20 percent wage rise. The dispute marks Pittsburgh’s third power strike in seven months.
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Pittsburgh
Independent Association of Duquesne Light Company
Ught Company
Writer Describes Red Methods Across Communist States
The piece argues that Soviet, Yugoslav, Bulgarian, Romanian, and Greek regimes share blueprint-like Communist tactics. It notes postwar shifts, such as Yugoslav officials boasting progress and a Bulgarian-Romanian resistance context. It mentions US and UK diplomacy affecting outcomes and cites Texas holding over half of US proved oil reserves.
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The
United States
Texas
Must Be Ready At Drop Of Hat
Vice Adm. Louis E. Denfeld urged immediate readiness to defend the nation during a William and Mary ceremony in Norfolk Virginia. He warned that advances in atomic energy and guided missiles put the country into an age of total war which could come in an instant.
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Norfolk
United States
Louis E. Denfeld
College of William and Mary
Navy
St. Helena
Dogs for Sale Promote National Dog Week Ads
Advertise dogs for sale during National Dog Week September 22 to 28 in Herald-Mail Want Ads. Quick responses expected, pricing described as reasonable, and sellers may charge for listings.
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Herald-Mail
Want
Defend Ourselves Until World Peace Is Real
Denfeld urges maintaining a strong army and navy to back the voice of statesmen at international tables. He argues timely action is needed to cement freedom principles. The note ends by stating over 70 tires daily are caused by children playing with matches.
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Denfeld
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