Hess Flares At Mention Of Hitler During Quiz
In Nuernberg Rudolf Hess reacted angrily when Hitler’s name arose during a surprise examination led by Dr. Gilbert the prison psychologist. The session aimed to gauge effects of memory recovery on the man who once followed Hitler closely, with Hess denying full memory of past loyalties amid questions about the Nazi leader and related changes.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Rudolf Hess
Amineala Faker
Hitler
GM. Cibert
Hess
England
Gourd
Alliesia
Scotland
Vexs
Gilbart
Hilter
Hi Wahi
Gilvert Sald Hess
Hite Ter
Nadine
Afi Hospital
Heys
Gilbert
Bat
Nsualuvd Ik
Hoye
Gilbert Nasas
Plan for Federal Housing Czar Up for Hearing
Washington politics report on plan to create an Office of Housing Stabilization with a director wielding broad emergency powers to set home prices, allocate federal building funds, and coordinate housing programs. Proponents argue urgent action due to housing crisis and need for at least 7.8 million new homes for veterans next year.
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Washington
Stones
House
Lal Wight Uwit Tls Group
Datman
eText
Jatin
Blandford
OPA
Chester Bowles
Paton
Office of Housing Stabilization
LaGuardia to Become Radio Commentator
Former New York mayor LaGuardia ends 12 year tenure and signs with American Broadcasting Company to host a Sunday night current affairs program. Reported earnings around $100,000 a year, details kept private.
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York
B. H. Les Guardia
American Broadcasting Company
LaGuardia
Germans View U S Methods Stir Resistance Fears
A confidential survey by American and German officials portrays growing German resentment toward American occupation policy. The 20 000 word report notes hunger for national tradition, fears of Hitlerism revival, and talk of resistance among clerics, students, and families while evangelical church leaders protest perceived interference and injustices.
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Frankfuct
Germany
Gremany
Land of Grouners
Carmans
Control Council
Council of Lie Evangelical Church
Contral Council
Amerinan
Rebels Seize Police Officials in Azerbaijan Province
Iran rebels with about 4000 armed men seized police and government officials in Azerbaijan Province near Soviet borders. Three American observers reported after returning. U S and British officials denied heightened agreements while 2000 Americans arrived to replace troops. Rebels killed the Matagheh governor and wounded a military officer in Amirabad area.
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Tehran
UPI
Kebrl
Femnerak
Azerbaijan
Russia
Iran
United States
Unso
Army Point Sytem
Vehran
U. S
Ormenting
Moscow
Soviet Union
Chain Armerican
Amirabad
Khor- Muushahy
Tabriz
Sity
Knutson Hospitalized After Gall Bladder Attack
Representative Harold Knutson of Worcester Massachusetts was rushed to City Hospital early this morning with a gall bladder attack. Doctors reported he was resting comfortably last night and said no operation was necessary. Physicians cited overwork as a probable cause of the illness.
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Worcester
Mass
City Hospital
U. 3
Haeold Knutson
Indianapolis Captain Faces Navy Court Martial in Mystery Blast
Captain Charles B. McVay of the Indianapolis, 47, stands trial for the loss of the cruiser after a mysterious explosion off Guam en route to Leyte with secret cargo. Navy charges focus on his responsibility while other probe questions cover search delays and survivor fate. 1,108 aboard. 889 dead or missing. 316 wounded. Survivors were found after four days.
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Washinglon GM
Indianapolia
Charles B. McVay
Guam
Leyte
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Ita
Navy
McVay
Shin
LeVay
Associated
Arrest of 59 Leading Japs Ordered By MacArthur
Allied commander MacArthur ordered 59 prominent Japanese figures arrested, widening targets into the imperial household and industrial financial ranks. The list includes former premiers, industrialists, bankers, generals, and journalists, with two already behind bars.
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Morrie Landsberg
Tokyo
UPI
MacArthur
Japarvey
Imperial Household
Japan
Zaihatan
National Financial Control Associa
Whd
Juan
Morimasa Nasumoto
Gyo
Aaron Kischira Hiranomu
Koki Hirota
Kuniaki Kaiso
Hideki Tojo
Jain
Wishimple
Wadlé T
Zaihatsu
Hightan- Giasgiunia
Kiyoshisoko
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Company
Seihin Ikeda
Atitsui Hanker
Bank of Japan
Chikutei Nakajima
Highlec
Jaiied
Adwifrula Sadake Toyadi
Sankichi Takenashi
Navy General Staff
Shunroku
Hata
Jine
News Agehor
Neures Aa Wiji Amau
Foreign Office
Ammay
China
Musayah ‘Yon
Taja
Thosuke Furuno
Demet
Lycats Net Information Bureau
Wary
Matsutaru Shoichi
Yomiuri
Hearing Sought On Bill Banning Compulsory Military Service
Washington lawmakers press for hearings on an international ban of mandatory service. Representative Joseph W. Martin Jr of Massachusetts asks the military committee to study the Truman universal training proposal and urges action before any final House vote.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Military Committee
May
DeKy
Truman
Thie
Howe Martin
United Nations
New Clashes Reported in French Indo China Turmoil
Saigon reports seven new clashes between rival Annamese groups in Chinese occupied Tonkin Province. Ho Chi Minh's Viet Minh and the Dong Minh Hoi, linked to a factional movement, face off as the crisis deepens. The situation has grown more dangerous since November.
Family of Sailor Arrives in U S after sight loss
Oakland readers learn of Lely Bhysham and her two daughters arriving from New Zealand via the Navy Hospital at Charleston. They hope to see their husband William Bingham, reported going blind from an eye infection in Okinawa, aboard NAVY Air Transport Service to Washington.
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Oakland
Cali
Sunn
Lely Bhysham
New Zealand
Vnt
Navy Horghul
Charleston
Tein
United States Navy
Wiliam Bingham
Navy Rock
Okinawa
Navil Air Transport Service
Washington
Matinnal Capital
GM Boss Proposes Partial Restart as Auto Walkout Enters Second Week
Union leaders debate GM plan to restart parts production for other carmakers while GM refuses full wage hike. Flint voices oppose proposal amid 70 plants idled and 225000 workers affected. International union president backs conditional approach and checks where parts are needed to sustain operations. Union headquarters report no concrete move to bring workers back.
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Genenal Motors
General Motors
Auto Workers Union
Flint
W.a.st C.so
R. J. Thomas
WAWC
Flint Industrial Mini Conneil
G.M. Aftakers
Gms
C. E. Wilen
Chomas
Oklahoma Convict Matt Kimes Captured in Arkansas Hospital
Matt Kimes, a 24 year old former Oklahoma convict sought for a Texas bank robbery and linked to a fatal officer shooting, was arrested at a Baptist State Hospital in Little Rock. He sustained injuries when struck by a truck. authorities found $1640 and a pistol on him. He is suspected in the Morton Texas First State Bank robbery where $17,500 was taken by four men.
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Little Rock
Ark
Matt Kins
Texas
Olcdonm
F. B.I
FB L
Dean Morsey
Oklahoma
Baptist, State Hospital
Kimes
James
Sunmer
First State Bank
Morton, Tex
French Assembly Nationalizes Banks
The Constituent Assembly nationalized the Bank of France and four large deposit banks, placing over 80 percent of France's bank deposits under state control. De Gaulle urged swift passage, excluding two large business banks, with government appointive oversight and a National Credit Council to guide future banking changes. Shareholders are to be reimbursed over decades with capped dividends and interest.
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Parla Gpi
Constituent Assembly
Bank of France
France
General de Gaulle
Ulm
Bayk
Viewsite
National Credit Council
Bank of Fronte
DeGaulle
Zatioth Progreat
Leftists Delay Italian Cabinet Formation in Rome Row
In Rome the formation of a new Italian government stalls as Socialists and Action Party push for both the interior and foreign affairs posts. Christian Democrat leader De Gasperi faces a left wing veto while Liberals push for the interior post, delaying the eighth day of coalition talks.
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Rome
Ovne
aAdcite de Gnapert
Thalian
Socialists and Action Party
Taturior
Attaive
de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Rxes
Terres
Leone Cattani
Liberal
de Mfnis
Ferrucela Parri
Unte
Hd Interior
Marshall To Discuss China Policy
A recent Army briefing stated that a classified briefing on China policy would address the strategic posture and future steps. The report notes emphasis on verification, deterrence, and alliance coordination amid ongoing global tensions.
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Marshall
China
Reds Ready For 10 Year War In China
Yan’an Chief of State General Yeh Ching-m declared in an interview that the Communists are prepared for a decade of civil war against Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. He cited government documents calling for attacks on Communists and warned both sides, with possible U.S. goodwill, must work toward peace. He estimated Chinese Communists at over 3 million and said they could sustain themselves without outside aid.
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Yenan
China
Sitboaugh
Yeh Ching
Generatissinin
Chiang Kaishek
America
Yeh
Goncal Yon
Couli
Manchuria
Séveni
Chungking
Kuomintang Mefianal Party
Dahl
Union Accuses Big Electric Firms Of Plant Shifts To Low Wage Areas
Washington The United Electrical Workers accuse General Electric and Westinghouse of abandoning government work and building new war plants costing 192 million dollars in low wage towns. They claim plants are being moved to areas where unions are weak, producing radios, refrigerators, and other appliances for peacetime use, while wartime plants are repurposed or sold to Navy control. The union seeks congressional investigation into a deliberate hold back of electrical appliances and links wage demands to broader industry movements.
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Union
Washington
Matles
Pittsburg
Wreatinghouse
Navy
Ing
Général Electric
York City
Wnion Saidt
Congressionil
Ing Bock
Mattes
National Labor Relations Board
General Elentric
Westinghouse
General Motors Corp
General Electrig Company
New York State
Schenectady
Syracuse
Witon
General Electrics Company
Watertocd
M. I.—klan
Generoa
Envoy May Face Two Quiz Groups in War Debate
Washington reports outline President Truman's envoy Chita and five former state chiefs testifying before joint Pearl Harbor hearings. Senate Foreign Relations panel to examine Marshall's actions, the war's lead up, and possible policy shifts, with Byrnes pressed to testify publicly.
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Capitol
Truman
Chita
Stat
Pearl Harbor
George DeGad
Senate
Chun
Sing
Maj
Gan
Patrick de Hurley
Symen
Hurley
Lesser
Noe Butte
Turkey
Byrnes
Manchin
Wuesien
Truman Fas
Fie
SH Stuart Marshall
Sore Loyella
Hurley Desi
Connally D-Text
San
Atom Luchs
IAS
Turley
Dewey Lackent
Mishas
Asoon
Dopinés
Willan
Witchell
Ais
Marshall
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Dewey
Peggy Hopkins Joyce to Wed Fifth Time
Peggy Hopkins Joyce announced plans to marry Anthony Enston, an engineer at West Coast Calif, in the chambers of Supreme Court Justice Percinand Pecara. This will be Miss Joyce’s fifth marriage. Enston, a British-born American citizen, served as a chief engineer on strategic testing equipment during the war and formerly taught at the California Institute of Technology.
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Percy Hopkins Joyce
Anthony Enston
Westlook Calif
Supreme Cont
Percinand Pecara
Mias Joyce
Enston
Califirmia Institula of Technology
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Indo
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