Foreign ministers seek long term plan to curb Germany
Secretary of State Hymes outlines U S plan for a 26 year control of Germany at the Paris conference. The proposal links the United States Britain Russia and France in a treaty for demobilization demilitarization and inspections to prevent a postwar revival of the Reich. Moscow pushes for a friendly Polish government as a western buffer and seeks Balkan economic and military integration.
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Weather Crop Factor Signals Mixed Planting Prospects
Crop Factor reports mixed planting outlook as rainfall remains well below normal in the U S. Western Minnesota and the Dakotas face wheat risk, while eastern regions see uneven spring warmth. Heavy regional rain reliefs crops in the Rockies, but concerns linger for insect threats in northern Colorado amid postwar policy talks and fleet reductions in Europe. Cotton output drops sharply with 1945 yields far below prior peaks, while cottonseed production also falls versus 1944 and the 10 year average.
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Kansas
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Colorado
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Crop Reporting Board
War Crimes Trial Opens for Tojo and Leaders
In Tokyo the Allied war crimes tribunal indicts former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo on 65 counts, challenging Potsdam limits and arguing political leadership qualifies as war crime. Seventeen other prewar leaders face charges of starting the war and atrocities. U.S. prosecutors assert joint responsibility with officers.
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Tojo
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Cheats Death Twice by Diphtheria Patient in Rome Hospital
A three year old Alfredo Marsili ucie survived two near fatal diphtheria episodes at a Rome hospital. Medics revived him after his heart stopped using adrenaline injections and airway tubes, then restored breathing twice after a nurse accidentally caused new suffocation during washing.
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Rome
Alfredo Marsili Ucie
Complete Trial Needed To Outlaw War
The author argues the Nuernberg trials serve a historic record and legal precedent for punishing leaders who plan aggressive war. Even if some defendants avoid conviction, focal courts may pursue additional charges. The trials aim to outlaw war by establishing it as illegal through documented international law.
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Operation Justice
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Nuernberg
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Belsen
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Nazi Party
United Nations
Helicopters Tested For Forest Fire Control At March Field
March Field California tests use army egg-beater helicopters for firefighting trials in Angeles National Forest. If successful, a Forest Service rotary-wing fleet could follow, enabling close approach to fires in a single hop. Experiments involve fire-suppressant drops and coordination with Army Air Forces search and rescue.
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Washington
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Army Air Force
San Francisco
Fred W. Milam
Meron
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Avenue of the Americas a glittering Fifth Avenue tour
A lively portrait of Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue highlighting its treasures shops and landmarks. It recalls the Avenue’s wartime name and past quiet Sundays while celebrating its glamorous mix of museums churches Radio City and mansions. Anecdotes touch Barrymore Harris Chaplin and other cultural figures amid era anecdotes.
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Frick
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Ica
Anti Petrillo Law Marks Labor Reform Milestone
Walter Shand reports Washington coverage on the Petrillo bill signing. The piece argues the law curbs radio industry abuses but leaves miners and other unions free to act, and it notes the broader labor and political context impacting coal, steel, and perishable farm transport.
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Magicians’ Union
Petrillo
John L. Lewis
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