Nimitz Warns Against Military Merger Reconsideration
Admiral Chester Nimitz warned against merging armed services for alleged economies, stressing no shift should interrupt naval power buildup with new weapons. UMW president John L. Lewis and Catholic University official Maurice Sheely questioned merging aims while urging cautious reform and preserving military strength.
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Washington Afs
Chester W. Nimit Eaid
Wrondeast Jc Grain
John L. Lowie
United Mine Workers
Maurice 8. Sheely
Catholic University
Nimitz
Pronovers
Lewis
Neller
Shueby
Navy
Bhut Togala
Calilon
X - Navy
Anm
Ouvul Air
Xea Pover
Germany
Dapan
Ing. Mapper i
Danudbous Aaliohs
Hirchito's Relatives Degree Ta Go To Wark
Hirchito's relatives discuss their degree and plan to work as they revise Imperial family status under royal service rules. The move follows mobilization of isridid forces and signals shifts in the Imperial household amid concerns over honor and succession.
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Hirchito
Yamashita's Aid Evades Questions At Manila Trial
Testimony from Col Hideo Nishihara and Lt Gen Tamo yuki Samashita's judge advocate general showed evasive replies during questioning by a military commission. Prosecutor Callert pressed for clarity on executions and orders, while Nishihara claimed Yamashita reviewed allegations before seeking prosecution and denied directing or supporting atrocities.
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Yamashita
Manila
Hideo Nishihara
Tamoyuki Samashita
Ufd. Military Commission
Tone
Reynolda
Nrility
Shutie
Nishihara
Yamashite
Allenses
Yamaghita
Fruman Takes Cruise Aboard New Presidential Yacht Williamsbury
President Truman used the new presidential yacht Williamsbury on a Washington voyage after attending the Army-Navy game in Potsdam. The voyage marked the yacht’s first use, with Vice President and Hardrock Club members aboard. The club’s miners pick motif and mine visit inspired its name and emblem.
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Washington
Nan Relulendd
Waite House
Eran Winnis
Holomae
Williamsbury
Nen
Washington Bat Wday Night From Pothatelphia
Truman
Organizavten
Tigapin
Butte
Mont
Harold Reesley
Senate Press Gallery
Miner
Michael Whalen Taken To Hospital After Sudden Illness
Michael Whalen a 34 year old resident of 220 Flint Street was taken by police car to Samarilia Hospital after collapsing at Manion and Third Streets. He was found and removed Saturday and later discharged from the hospital.
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Michael Whalen
Flint Street
Mney
Samarilia Hospital
Manion
Third Streets
Whislen
Timothy Aweeney
Privalman Thomws O'R
Auto crash injures pole struck by slipping car
Thomas TL Turmer of 8 Pawling Avenue reported to police yesterday that while driving west on Federal Street and turning onto River Street, his auto skidded and struck a light pole in front of 372 River Street, causing damage.
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Turmer
Pawling Avenue
Federal Street
River Street
Aurick
River
Mead Urges Immediate Search for Missing Soldiers
Senator Mead urged the War and Navy Departments to conduct a vigorous, well planned search for service members reported missing in action in the Weir area and surrounding lands. He said many missing fliers and others have previously found their way out and called for exhaustive efforts to rescue or account for all who remain.
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James Mo
War and Navy
Fay
Missin
Anereata
Mrad
Anginuerini
I Ani
Orthodox Jews Open Congress In London
Delegates from 95 nations opened the week’s session in London for the International Congress of Work Organizations of Orthodox Jews. The gathering, first since 1938, aimed to address Jewish issues and strengthen ties with the American federation.
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London
Tonion
Wweel
Tata
Elizabuth
Newdquarters
New York
Aimarion
Soli
Brazil Holds First Election In 15 Years
Brazil held a landmark vote with heavy turnout as 713 390 registered voters cast ballots for president and a new Congress amid a 48 day campaign. Vote counting began today and final results could take eight to ten days.
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Brazil
Perto Alegre
Rio Grande de Sul
Getulio Vargas
Yar
Bos
Senate
Vargar
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Eduardo Gomes
Yeddo Fiuza
Communist
Briouily
Varvas
Joss Linhares
Jaslive
Federal Supreme Court
Pupple
Washington Lila Pereira Souza
Vargis
Blame Family Quarrel For Triple Shooting
A family quarrel over notes children were making led to a triple shooting that injured a 64 year old grandfather, his daughter and a 10 year old grandson. The daughter Mrs. Duanus Meyer, 29, was shot in the right breast and listed in critical condition. Albert McCallum, the father, was held after an alleged self inflicted facial wound. Police investigations continue as details emerge.
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Um—Polles
Grandeld
Duanus Meyer
Mra Muser
Albert McCalhun
Meyer
McCallum
Plan Operation On Child Given Year To Live
A two year old girl with a severe congenital heart defect left by air to Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation. Doctors estimate she may live five more years if the heart can pump enough blood to sustain her. The flight carried hope for surgery and possible recovery.
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Seawue
Tidy Hackman
Jobn Hopkins Hospital
Ballmer
Wis
Judy
Judy Sell
Cortland Sheriff Commins dies by own action
Cortland County Sheriff Mervin C. Fowler, 38, was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head yesterday. Claude Chapin said Fowler's death is classified as self-inflicted as he faced health worries and low spirits. He would have completed his term as sheriff at the end of the month and was not seeking re election.
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Cortland
Cortand County
Mervin C. Fowler
Claude
Chapin
Fowler
Tive
Coal Prices Rise Five to 15 Cents Per Ton In Area
Local coal prices increase due to an OPA order issued in Washington. The price rise ranges from five to fifteen cents per ton depending on grade and shipment locality. Local effects include about five to six cents more per ton for coal, with specific increases for eggs, stove coal, buckwheat, rice, and barley by size.
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Troy
Washington
OPA
Price Central Agency
Freshmen Girls Guests at Dance at Hendrick Hudson
The Women’s Sladom Organiza ten hosted a get acquainted dance for freshmen girls last night at The Hendrick Hudson. About fifty men attended as invited male guests. Adrienne Gray led the arrangements with assistants from Troy Waterford and others. Faculty members present included Dr. Livingston Houston institute president and Mrs Houston, plus Prof. and Mrs. Paul Graham and Mrs Warren Stoker. The club plans several winter resort parties in the near future.
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Wemen's
Sladom Organizaten Af Rpl
Hendrick Hudson
Adrienne Gray
Trent Cluett
Troy
Kihel Katz
Helen Ketchum
Waterford
Houston
Institute
Paul Graham
Warren Stoker
Ing
Auto Accident Injures Two At Saratoga
Two people were injured in an automobile accident near the Saratoga Racetrack in Saratoga Springs. Biward Mackey of Pavilion Street sustained cuts and bruises when the car he rode in skidded and struck a rear, driven by Fale Callahan, on Union Avenue. William A. Beach of Grenite Street was treated for injuries to the right shoulder at Samitoga Hospital.
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Yoo
Saratoga Springs
Biward Mackey
Pavilion Street
Fale 3
Callahan
Union Avenue
Baratoga Racetrack
William A. Beach
Grenit Street
Samitoga Hospita
Wari F Lowman
North Avenue
Anna
Maynard
Main Street
Thome
Valencia clash of Carlists and Falange Youth ends with police
In Valencia a fight broke out between Carlists and Falange Youth Front supporters amid a demonstration for monarchy. Police intervened, nine officers were injured and fled. no serious injuries or arrests were reported, and the crowd dispersed after the clash near Falange headquarters.
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Valencia
Falenge
Calle Bela Fas
Carliats I
Falengo
Brotpa
Dedfy
Urepladr
Why
Viaters
Mbania Holds First Election in 21 Years
Thais. Alinta UP Arpunin's test national election in 21 years was held yesterday without incident. The results were not finalized that night, but most observers expected the Democratic Front Veleet to win majority. Twenty independent candidates narrowed by withdrawals affected contests in districts where Hoxtla and Inis maizters did not run.
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Alinta
Arpunin
Cds
Prinisy Enver Hesha
Democratic Front Veleet
Intient 10
Constituent Assembly
Inetminke
Hoxtla
Inis Maizters
Robbery at Paris Jeweler Held by Men in U S Uniforms
Report says three men in American uniforms robbed a Paris jeweler yesterday. Police raided the Jail bank of the Rhine Saturday night in a war effort to curb crime. Nineteen or more persons questioned. two sought on suspected murder charges.
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Eatin
Paes
Paris
Nelicit
Individuaia
Camp Fire Leaders Meet Tonight in City Parlor
Camp Fire leaders gather at Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church on 10th Street for an 8 p.m. program featuring carol singing and music with Mary Miter at the piano and Mike Elaine Hansen on violin. Mrs Joe Mefiinnis chairs. Mrs Frank Hansen and Mrs Robert Gottschalk assist. Mary Belden leads fire safety duties. Blue Birds are set to graduate in Green Isking and Petersburg councils this week.
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Inital Christaiss Covitet
Our Saviour's Evangelical Lutheran Church
10Th Street
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Joe Mefiinnis
Hostesa
Frank Hansen
Robert Gottschalk
Puards
Wil
Gaylord Helden
Ethel Scouten
Green Isking
American Legion Rooms
Howard Hill
Campire
Petersburg
Blue Birds
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Enesquataway
Alrs
Hanses
Our Saviour's
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kay Lavekin
Pleno
Blaine Hanne
Gola
Sally Burke
Mary Low Treharne
Barbara LeGrys
Patty Hepp
Sandra Winne
Miriam Weeksler
Doving Preston
Red Cross
Eines
Family of Seven Die in Ontario Blaze
Seven members of Edward Wox’s family perished in a southeastern Ontario cottage fire in Napanee. The blaze destroyed the frame home leaving his wife, two sons, a daughter in law, a brother in law, and an additional daughter reported missing. One son survived with burns, authorities say.
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Ontario
Napanee
Edward Wox
War crimes trial details linger in German leadership depictions
Fragmented testimony reveals Goering’s irritation at testimony by Maj. Erwin Lahousen, a key prosecution witness. Lahousen, once thought dead, described German high command complicity in wartime assassinations and the failed attempt to kill Huey in 1944.
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Hegde
England
Narenberg
Hesa
Huey
John J. Amen
New York
Lahousen
British Test Pilot Walbot Dies In Plane Crash
Lt Tumy Walbot, renowned as Britain’s top test pilot, was killed yesterday during a trial flight after his Hermes TM four engine airliner crashed shortly after takeoff. As chief test pilot for HandlepPage, his death marks a major loss to the British aviation program.
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Kingland
Tumy “Walbot
Britain
O'Dwyer Heads West on Two Week Vacation Flight
Mayor elect O'Dwyer of New York City took a two week vacation air trip to California. He flew yesterday toward El Centro to visit the Wig brothers ranched property owned by Frank Wig.
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Los Angeles
O'Dwyer
New York City
el Centro
Wig Brother
Frank
Maritime Workers Plan Stoppage Today
The Maritime Union plans a nationwide work stoppage with vessels carrying essential samples affected. SMU president Joseph Curran estimates about 0,000 workers will join the stoppage in protest over delays in returning servicemen from overseas. The Selective Service Board recorded 330 registrants last week and four changes in classification were made.
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Tne
Matima Union
Collivlds
Nba
Iloseph Curran
SMU
Forces Reported in Tahushan Amid Mukden Advance
Fragmentary reports indicate Chiang forces and Nationalist troops approaching Mukden from the south east while Chinese Communists reportedly dug in near Tahushan. Some sources claim Chang Hsueh-liang’s forces may be pro Nationalist or pro Communist, with uncertainty over surrender terms. U.S. Admiral Barbey announced amphibious training as part of supplying Chinese crews for ships to enforce terms and bolster demobilization efforts.
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Chuhering
O- Nationaliat
Mukden Wong
Mukden
Tahuahin
Mukdent
China Times
Othr Reuters
Chang
Chinaslen
Maichurian
Araty
Mareshal
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Sida
Adi Darin Fi. Barbey
Naval
Uwin
Japan
Barkwy
Manenana
Aviv
Piegins
Cainede Navy
Vata Tensnan
LST
Tennieg
Telngtao
New Drug Aids Fever and Asthma in Vietins Study
A University of Mons College of Medicine announced a new drug named hydryl to treat fever and asthma linked to allergic reactions. Earl J. Loew, Professor of Pharmacology, led animal trials and early human tests, claiming the drug blocks allergic responses by inhibiting a body chemical. Further testing and city approval were not yet completed.
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College of Metherne
Dritchip
Earl J. Loew
Assu
Doug
Lawe
de Lawe
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