Nazis Plotted Unashamed Aggression at Nuremberg Trial
Shawcross labeled Nazi leaders as planners of naked aggression and argued that their war aims violated the law of nations. He stressed Nazi disregard for treaties and the need to apply international law to prosecute war crimes. The British prosecutor framed the defendants as architects of oppression, urging a verdict that upholds postwar legal order.
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Ax Lalmkt
Germany
Etume Aguinal
Britain
Shawcross
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Iilee
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Paris
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Shaw
Byrnes Outlines U S China Policy to Congress
Secretary Byrnes presented to Congress a statement of American policy toward China. He urged support for a strong, democratic China to promote peace and stability in the Far East and emphasized collaboration among China, the United States, Britain, and Soviet Russia to preserve regional peace and economic equality. Representative Anderson commended Byrnes for his forthright remarks and submission of the letter to the House.
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Reelect Judge Genung at New York Sons meeting
George Tle Genung was reelected president of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York at the organization’s annual meeting yesterday. The report notes the event as the Gro-Vunteptl Caud and references other ceremonial details and preferences.
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George Tle Genung
Sons of the Revolution
Orginizthans
Senate approves full participation in United Nations
The Senate approved the measure 85 to 7 to authorize full U S participation in the United Nations Organization. An amendment requiring presidential approval for all abides of delegation to UN bodies passed. Delegates include a Security Council ambassador, a deputy, UN Assembly delegates, and heads of economic and governance councils with set pay and voting as directed by the president or secretary of state.
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Byrnes
President Rejects Truman Labor Proposals Amid Labor Tensions
CIO leader Murray denounces President Truman's labor proposals as an attack on unions. He pledges mobilization of union members and the American public to resist what he calls a tactic of appeasement toward industry. He cites a plan to weaken labor and urges workers to return to work amid calls for intervention.
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CIA
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United Steel Workers
Murray
Rumors of Chinese Reds Using Japanese Planes
Reports from Chungking and Yiniden describe Nationalist claims that Chinese Communists may deploy captured Japanese aircraft in the north as civil war tension escalates. Dispatches quote Lt Gen Ty Yu Ming and Gen Chang Hsu Shih moving units, while conscription of six northern provinces is alleged to swell Communist forces.
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Yiniden
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Sasha
Chang Hauch Liang
Issinta
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Chinglang
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Coaiwin
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Blast at Fall River plant injures about 200 workers
An explosion at Pepperell Manufacturing Co in Fall River Massachusetts injures about 200 workers. Hospitals treated the injured, with most cases severe including multiple fractures and burns. Police and fire crews began investigating the gas source and ignition.
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Fall River
Pepperell Manu Tectming Company
Republicans Narrow on Revised Platform at Chicago Meeting
Senate Republicans reportedly reached a partial agreement on foreign policy planks for a midterm program. Debate focused on welfare and social policy with another conference planned. Taft said a concise fourpoint statement would likely be adopted, while some members opposed moving ahead before a full convention.
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Senate
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Fohio
Taft
Heerbert Brownell
Congressional Republicans
Labor Bills Ignite Clash Between Unions and Industry
Washington AP— Labor and business groups at President Truman’s labor management conference clash over pending anti strike measures and a bill to include unions in the 1934 Anti Racketeering Act. Labor leaders object to floor action without hearing and warn against measures that could drive free enterprise abroad.
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APOL
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Zam
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Japan
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Labor Department
GM Official Seeks Quick End to General Motors Strike
Harry W. Anderson, vice president in charge of personnel, urged President Truman to rely on the fact finding board to settle the GM strike swiftly. He stated GM would bargain with the union as soon as its plants were cleared of illegal picketing, while UAW leaders contemplated a large turnout to back the program.
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Packers Strike Ends After Conference Requested
New York WPA strike by C10 united Punkin Workers at Ameden Whicli Dene plants in New Jersey ended yesterday after the linich said the company requested a conference with union officials in Chicago Friday.
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Ameden
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Chicago
Demand Gen MacArthur Called As Witness In Pearl Harbor Inquiry
A Pearl Harbor inquiry moves to compel General MacArthur to testify. A powerful storm system sweeps the South heading northeast with heavy snow forecast across Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and portions of Louisiana. Forecasters warn of blustery winds and accumulating snow from the Carolinas to New England as weather advisories extend into tomorrow.
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Louisiann
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Boston
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British Rush More Troops To Bandoeng
British reinforcements were sent to Bandoeng in Java by air amid mounting disorder as Indonesia declares it sent representatives to seek calm. At least 14 were burned alive in a house set aflame, and scattered attacks on Bandung were dispersed by mortars and police.
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Bandoen
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Navy to release enlisted men under new age and dependency rule
Washington announced a new Navy policy allowing release of enlisted personnel age 38 with dependents or older, shifting from a blanket 42 year limit. About 34,000 in this class may qualify under a point system, with most already ready for discharge. November releases totaled 4,987 with 15,100 voluntary enlistments that month.
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Navy
Newsprint Price Rise Prompts Market Impact
A garbled report indicates a price uptick for newsprint by about six dollars tied to Washington markets and corporate activity. The note mentions GPA contracts and potential effects on suppliers, buyers, and paper mills amid shifting rates and line-item costs.
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Washington
Banta
Ana Abilettin
States May Get Surplus U S Houses
Washington report outlines a plan to transfer surplus government houses to states at no cost to meet the housing emergency. Provisions call for veterans’ priority, then wider public use, with storage houses revived on federal sites and rents reverting to the government after the emergency.
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Stuart Svimington
Olteial
Genery
Armond
Ible
John B Blindford Jr
Washington
Senator Mend
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Carricks
Senay Filtestion Committee
Pravale
Meid
Iy Pasos
Malham Green
ATTL
Sinate Banking
Russia Hes Atom Bomb Polish Official Savy
A garbled report claims a Polish official savy Russia possesses an atom bomb. The text references Motu Adwy Laman undersecretary and a Soviet Lowen ghall have at puie ener with Molotov promising the Tismah people a month ago.
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Puie Ener
Iran Cabinet To Consider Soviet Offer
Iran's cabinet prepared to weigh a Soviet proposal amid a regional crisis. Officials indicated Moscow would press for direct talks while Azerbaijan faced separatist threats and possible troop movements. The government sought stability as factions in Tabriz and surrounding provinces debated future leadership and alignment with Moscow.
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Qhreel
Russirod & Toeill
Lehtan
Wett West
Haman
Azerbaijan
Ut Foues
Saint Ie Fanie
Dormer
Premer Ghewain Swith
Smdhe Wey
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U.S. to Send Food To Boost German Ration Postwar
The United States plans increased food shipments to Germany to raise the Essen ration as part of Allied occupation policy. Deputy American Military Governor Guy Montgomery states the move aims to ease shortages in the Ruhr and support German reconstruction under Allied supervision.
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Germany
United States
Germamp
Lyddbury
Micelili
Mamistar
Minguy
Tie
Ruhr
Satan
War Warning Messages from the Federal Department
Government reports reveal war warnings sent by the department to Georgia Pines and nearby harbors amid rising tensions. The exchange notes indicate continued intercepts and advisory memos from naval leaders about potential hostilities in the Philippines and against Japan.
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R Mich
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Philphires
Lughat
Austins
Philippines
Japan
Otintson
Huw
Hart
Ashitie
Accun
Erwusan
Philipine
Miles
Supreme Court May Rule Monday On Yamashita Plea
Washington dispatches indicate the Supreme Court may rule Monday on Yamashita plea. The court appeared divided on whether the Philippines were under military rule and if the case involved a matter beyond judicial authority.
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