Blackfoot Firemen Battle Blaze At Ice Plant
Blackfoot firemen spent a frigid night battling a blaze at the Parks Parrish artificial ice plant on 555 South Boardway. The fire started from a poorly built chimney about 1:40 a m and was doused by 8:30 a m. Most of the roof was destroyed and fire fed on two feet of sawdust insulation. Fire Chief Fred Vought praised eight firefighters and noted heavy conditions in four below zero weather.
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Blackfoot — City
Parks Parrish
555 South Boardway
Fred Vought
Vought
Earl Rodgers
Mediation Talks Nudge in China's Civil War
Reports say China sought help from the Big Four for mediation with the communists while Sun Fo formed a new war cabinet in Nanking. Front-line updates include heavy communist casualties near Nanking, a Shanghai bank protest over gold permits, Yangtze port closures, and American and foreign correspondents reuniting in Nanking after airstrip emergency landings.
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China
Nanking
Sun Fo
Pengpu-Suchow
Shanghai
Central Bank of China
Yangtze River
Fushan
Woosung
United States Proposes Austrian Peace Talks in London
Samuel Reber, deputy to Secretary of State Marshall, proposes that deputies of the Big Four foreign ministers council meet in London around February 7 to resume negotiations on the Austrian peace treaty. He will chair the meeting and asked notes be sent to Britain France and Russia to confirm the date.
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United State Today
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Foreign Ministers Council
London
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H. J. Paton-Smith
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Britain
France
Russia
Amnestied Japanese war crimes suspects released at Sugamo
Seventeen Class A suspects awaiting trial were granted Christmas amnesty by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Sixteen were released. Dr. Shumei Okawa remains hospitalized for mental condition. The action cites Far Eastern Tribunal precedents and aims to avoid unlikely convictions. The move puzzles Japanese as some see the freed as ideological plotters. Two further Class A suspects died during the Tokyo trial period.
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Douglas MacArthur
Sugamo
Shumei Okawa
Matsuyama Insane Hospital
MacArthur
Nounced
Far East International Military Tribunal
Hideki Tojo
Dom
Tojo
Yosuke Matsuoka
Navy
Osami Nagano
Trial Turns To War Criminals After 1948 Amnesty
The article notes painters study by upside down canvases and reports on postwar trials. It mentions amnesty granted and 36 hours after Tojo and six others were hanged with ashes scattered, signaling a grim closure to war crimes proceedings.
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Tojo
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