Army Navy Differences Cited At Probe
Washington report on Pearl Harbor inquiry shows Maj. Gen. Sharman Milo testimony that no secret foreign intel service existed before the war and the Joint Army Navy Intelligence Committee was only on paper. He cited interservice disputes over duties and office space as factors in the failure of the Joint Army Navy Board. The hearing covered warning messages from Washington to Hawaii and questioned prompts for alert levels prior to the attack. Miles supported maintaining a peacetime foreign intelligence service and noted prewar military budgets for espionage were lacking. He condemned the Hawaii command for its inadequate response to warning signals.
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Washington
Army
United States
Army-Navy
Sharman Milo
Itr
Army-Navy Board
War
Navy Departments
Miles
Tatcas
Do-La
Tia
Optiman K
Essentral
Vianaian
Sep
Murphy
Des) Enriter
Japan
Hugh Place
Milex Sail
Nis
Waentogban
Milaa
Lowe Wating
Warniig Luftiiatt
Bukhd
Wilner
Hetty
War Department
George C. Mayshutt
Hawaii
Yamashita Seeks Supreme Court Stage for War Crimes Trial
From Manila Yamashita petitions the U S Supreme Court, arguing the U S Military Commission lacks authority and that no valid trial law or military government existed when it sat. He seeks a writ and a ruling ordering the court or a member to consider proper action, while denying guilt in atrocities against Filipinos.
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Washington
Babes Cory
Yamashita
Supreme Court
Navy Plane Missing With 14 Aboard Near Alaska Coast
Reports say a United States Navy aircraft with 14 aboard vanished after departing Kodiak Alaska on a 7000 mile Saturday voyage. Violent gales swept portions of British Columbia during the search efforts and winds hampered rescue attempts.
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Vinconvet
Upe
United States
Manoa
Navy Pling
Aman Ajerica
Seattle
Navy Personuel
Kodiak
Alaska
Samurday
New Italian Government Formed
Prime Minister De Gasperi announced formation of a new Italian government to succeed Parri. Liberals and other parties negotiated cabinet posts after weeks of crisis over elections machinery and Fascist measures. Orlanda tipped for premiership. Socialists expected to receive the teritory portfolio. De Gasperi moved to the palace to formally receive the premiership.
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Rome
UPI
Elde de Gasperi
Ferruccio Paris
de Gaaneri
Tuly
Libersia
Christian Democrats
Rrisis
Inttists
Pulpe
Parri
Leone Caltani
Liberal Party
Esteere
de Gasperi
de Gasperi.” “We See) He Is the Best Man In Only At This Time,” Cattani
Vittorio Emmanuel Orlanda
Oilunidy
Trteria
Ould
de Gosnarl
Foreign Office
Royal
Crown Pree Umherth
Vargas Candidate Leads in Brazil Election Battle
Early returns from Brazil's presidential race show Gen. Eurkce Dutra backed by former president Vargas ahead of rivals Putra and Air Gen. Gomes. Seven people were killed as unofficial tallies favor Dutra with Dutra leading in several states and strong showings in rural areas.
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Rio de Janeire
P—Army
Burkce Dutra
Gelulig Vargas
Brazil
Putra
Air
Eduardo Gomes
Feturna
Dutra
Gomes
Yedéo Hiuza
Communist Party
Mario Rollin Telles
Agrarian Party
Gontes
Vargox
Hitler's Treachery Of Czechs Bared
An American prosecutor at the International War Crimes Tribunal exposed what he called Hitler and Nazi leaders’ treachery, detailing the Munich Pact behind the scenes and plans to invade Czechoslovakia. Documents showed a pretext for invasion and coordination with Hungary, with directives aiming to smash Czechoslovakia by military action.
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Suernberg
Germany
Anid Bare
International War Crimes Tribunal
Hitler
Czechoslovaka
Sidney
Alderman
U. 9
Olter
Hungary
Hiller
Alfred Jod
Jadi
Czechoslovakia
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Weds Fifth Husband in New York
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, 38, married Anthony Banton, an engineer, in Justice Ferdi nand Pecora’s chambers. The actress wore a 50 carat diamond ring, a blue wool crepe dress, and a diamond clip with emerald necklace and mink.
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New York
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Anthony Banton
Tod
New York Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
Justice Pecora
Justice Pocora
Kastan
Pastin
Russia Rejects U S Request On Iran Withdrawal
The State Department said Russia rejected the American demand that Allied troops withdraw from Iran by January 1. Moscow gave no stated reason, while Washington pressed for a rapid pullout to restore Middle East stability. Iran meanwhile offered to meet legitimate provincial demands once order returns to the troubled region.
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Washington AM
Artment
Trussia
Iran
Russia
Moarow
Holt
Ure Iain
United States
London
Mosrow
Middle Eastern
Northemn
Ig Che
Ruesians
Tehran
Wlssta
Soviet Agent Trailed by FBI Over Atomic Secrets Claim
The New York Journal American reports the FBI has trailed two Soviet secret service agents believed to possess atomic bomb secrets. A package with confidential details was found in an Chicago room, and one agent, unnamed, fled toward Portland before being tracked to New York. The paper says an American scientist fed information to the accused during a Chicago lab incident.
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New York
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Washington
State Department
Ghicaga
FF B. J
Rgent
United States
Canada
Minn
Moscow
Ohabacure
Fifth Avenue
Bok
Manhattan
KK. B. J. Gat
Chiago
Chitao Laboratory
Hadeen
South Pacific
Portland
Ore
F.B.1
Font
FBI
FET
Bath
Asvaye
Army Plane Missing with 13 aboard on South American route
An U S Army plane carrying 13 passengers vanished after departing Asuncion Paraguay bound for Montevideo Uruguay. Radar reports placed it near the Brazil Argentina Uruguay frontier amid heavy wind and rain. Officials expressed belief the craft may have landed safely elsewhere but communications were disrupted.
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Army
Montevideo
U. 8 Army
Asuncion
Parasguay
Jagl
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Rai
Militiey Aviation Nemdyonrlers
State Worker Drowns While Dismantling Buoy in Lake
A state division report says 53 year old Ladd, Frank Cio? 40, Lyons, died when a work crew attempting to remove lights from a buoy in the Sonaca Lake channel were overwhelmed. Police and emergency personnel arrived at the scene.
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Genavin
Prett
Ladd
Auditio
Guili
Sonaca
Lyons
Chrinis
Union Heads Disapprove Truman Plan
Union leaders including R J Thomas of the UAW publicly rejected President Truman's proposal to end the General Motors strike. They warned the decision rests with the strikers and warned that only the union's vote will determine whether to accept the plan as a framework for settlement.
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Detroit
Pi—Hewike
Clols United Auto Workers
Digan
Touen
Raul and
Die
Vale
General Motors
R. J. Thowms
Truman
Nok
AL Trumain
Han
Thomas
Tretater
George OF. Addes
Vicw
Waller Ppeuthet
CTO
General Motor
Townald Ceruuinly Nuk
Reuther
Thoms
Atrike
Congress
White House
Thommy
Saturdas
Wilson
Publerty Department
Juailee Department
Institute In Anti
School Children Aid Sailor's Hunt for Baby
Hundreds of Chelsea and nearby school children joined James Carlan in a coast to locate a baby allegedly abducted from the Catan home. The appeal, led by Carlan and with Rose Carter and husband patrolling, urged any witnesses to report sightings to police. Authorities sought the child, Howard, believed taken from the home six hours earlier.
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Chelsea
Mass
James
Carlan
Howard
Clay
Carken
Rose
Askin
Catan
Hurley Promised Public Hearing By Senate Group
A public hearing was promised by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for Patrick J. Hurley. He resigned recently as ambassador to China and faced criticism over Alleged plans. He indicated willingness to testify but cited the Senate’s procedures for closed sessions.
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Hurley
Senate Group
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Senate
China
Nationalists Near Mukden advance in Manchuria
Nationalists advancing within thirty miles of Mukden reported as Chinese Central News Agency said troop movements would begin next week. Meiping dispatch said officials who fled Changchun may return to take over government amid fears of Soviet withdrawal.
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Chingy
Manichin
Mukden
Harbin
Central Laws Agency
Manchuria
Associated Press
Meiping
Changchun
Mukéden
Chanyehimn
Lit
Dat Ti Yu Ming
Cacamandee
Sortheast
Army Declines to Free New York Policemen
Mayor Patterson lodges protest after Army rejects requests to release New York police officers. He traveled to Washington to urge release of three officers and to swell the city police force. Army officials maintain consistency in denying such requests, warning that approval in one case could trigger broader demands.
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Army
New York
de la Bacal Sand
Ob City
Jolivetayn
Patter
Washington
Belmet
Ghout
Cty
Patterann
Mystery surrounds Tyler Kent arrival in United States
Tyler Kent, the former American embassy clerk convicted in Britain for passing coded messages between Roosevelt and Churchill, arrived from London aboard the Silver Owl on November 21 but confusion and secrecy clouded his port of entry. Officials from U S customs and the War Shipping Administration gave conflicting statements about the ship and passengers, with no clear arrival time or details. Kent’s release from prison was completed last October 4, but his return had been delayed by a British strike and current port talks.
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New York
Tyler Kent
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Tent
London
Hahden
Muty Noura
Aiip
Werr Steamship Line
Caetors House
Harry Durning
Silver Oak
War Shipping Admnistration
Truman Plan Drives New Fact Finding Boards For Labor
President Truman asked Congress for legislation to create fact finding boards to probe wage disputes in steel and auto sectors and to propose settlements. The plan would authorize subpoenas and extend government action after a long rail labor peace. Detroit auto leaders planned a GM meeting to decide next steps as unions push for machinery to resolve disputes.
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Washington
Tymun
Congress
Warding Uni
Steliens
William Green Sand
Tome Sere Tors
Truman
ILO
Steel
Eleanor Roosevelt Withdraws from Hyde Park Church
Mrs. F D R May withdraws from Hyde Park Church amid a dispute over Elect Elliott Roosevelt’s eligibility for a West Point post and Bishop Manning’s rulings. Eleanor Roosevelt says she will not withdraw financial support to the family church despite the controversy. The Hyde Park vestry, guided by the bishop, voted to sustain the bishop’s wishes and keep Roosevelt from office.
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Poughkeepsie
Eleanor Roosevelt
Gould
Hyde Path
UN Board of Vestry
Eshoy Willam T. Manning
Elliott Roosevelt
Ain
Mia
Roosevelt
Leonard Lyons
New York Post
Maneming
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Lake
Episcopal
New York
Vestry Board
Arm Tht da Groff
Roggevelt
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