Japs Tipped Hitler Of Possible Quick Clash With U.S.
Investigators disclosed a Navy report to a congressional committee noting Tokyo warned Hitler on November 24, 1941, of extreme danger of war with Anglo-Saxon nations and that Japan advised Germany that the outbreak could come quicker than anticipated. The two volume Navy study discussed potential alerts and timing before Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl Harbor
Wee
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keTal
Hickam Air Field
Nee
G. A. Gearhart
Ayas Lus
Hns
Livyits
Anorgh
Byrnes Delayed By Weather On Moscow Trip
Secretary of State James Byrnes arrival in Moscow is delayed by bad weather. The three foreign secretaries conference opens tomorrow to discuss atomic energy and postwar arrangements. Byrnes refueled in Paris, Bevin may travel to Moscow via London with possible Berlin stopovers. Moscow press and Western correspondents prepare for daily briefings amid eased Soviet censorship.
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Slate Byrnes
Byrnes
Orly
Allied Central Council
Tey
Byites
Bovin
Molotov
Commons Accepts U S Loan As Bevin Churchill Clash
Parliament approves a 4.1 billion dollar United States loan amid a sharp Bevin Churchill clash. Bevin defends terms while Churchill warns of consequences and argues for possible better terms. Vote records show 347 to 88 on the loan and 214 to 50 on Bretton Woods ratification amid heated exchanges.
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U.S
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Churchill
Lowison
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Tast
United States
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Stork
United States Congress
Bretton Woods
Britain
Winstom Churchill
Sbgtala
Young
Geoiunds
America
Lawer
Bevin Ahed Back, Then With Painted Directness the Socreign
Sid
Labor
Itsvlf
Bretton Wounds
Bratton Woods
Two Bodies Found Near Route 6 in Afoulville NL
State Police report two unidentified men buried in a shallow grave among cinders along Route 6. Dr Hays mond Muttehler of Morris County estimates ages about 40 to 43, indicating they had been dead about 77 hours.
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Afoulville
Haysmond Muttehler
Morris County
Liquidation Of Jews Told At Nazi Trial
At the war crimes trial in Nuernberg evidence described gruesome concentration camp horrors. Prosecution showed shrunken heads and lamp shades made from skin, a ghetto film, and told of plans to kill Jews, with quotes attributed to Goering, Frank, and other top Nazis.
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Julius Streicher
Ain
Buchenwald
Fim
Europe
U. S
Alfred Rosentag
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Ernst von Rath
Paris
Greyhound Bus Strike Negotiations Collapse
Washington labor department efforts to settle a 48 day strike of 4000 Greyhound bus employes in 18 states collapsed last night. Conciliation commissioners Howard J Colvin and Martin J O Connell issued a statement after a day of conferences asserting the company rejected the government proposal to set up a binding panel to examine the dispute.
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Labor Department
Greyhound
U. S. Coheil
Howard J. Colvin
Martin J. O'Connell
Senate Votes Truman Power To Reorganize Government
Washington reports the Senate voted 40 to 23 to grant President Truman authority to reorganize government agencies. Vandenberg and La Follette urged sending the compromise bill back to the House, noting FDIC and other bodies were not exempt. Debate focused on which agencies could be reorganized and concerns over safeguarding key commissions and banking protections.
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Washington
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Latollatte
Wis
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LaFollette
Federal Power Commission
Murdock
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Toke
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United States
FDIC
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Fedeent Communcations
Tari
Veterana Adeniniateation
Patton May Walk Again Says Doctors
Heidelberg Germany doctors report Gen George Patton shows signs he may walk again after neck injury. Col Lawrence C Ball hospital commanding officer notes confidence among U S and British staff but warns recovery could take days weeks or months. Driver error under review. Patton to remain in hospital past Christmas.
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Germany
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George
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Lawrence C. Ball
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Amy
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Cal
Medigal
Mb i
Andrew White
Wilmington
Delaware
Seventh Army
James O'Neill
Third Army
Father White
White
Episcopal
William Red Price
Jap Legislators Salute Farm Reform Ruling Debate
Seven House of Representatives members criticized General MacArthur's farm reform directive as outdated. They argued it reflected conditions from ten years ago and no longer applied in central Japan. Nagano of Hiroshima cited farmer profits and debt, urging review of government Agaroa measures.
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Yeaterday
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Shitt MacArthur
Tral
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Galt
Mamoru Nagano
Hiroshima Prefecture
Nagano
Dachau Nazis Given Death for Atrocities Trials At Dachau Germany
Trials in Dachau delivered death sentences and life terms to 36 defendants for crimes against inmates during the Nazi regime. Commandant and officials faced execution while several others received long prison terms. Court officials noted pervasive killings, beatings, torture, and starvation at the camp.
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Tor
Keri Schilling
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Aennit
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Ema Brese
Belieh
Peter Rete
Tiga Lans
Toror
Albin Gretsch
Johan Schoepp
Schilling
John M. Lenz
Witnesess
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Christof Knoll
Emil Mahl
Write Uechor
da- Chiu
Employment Bill Splits House Into 3 Factions
The House divided into three factions over federal role in employment policy. One group backs a bill to maintain high employment, production, and purchasing power. A substitute calls for federal action to curb unemployment, while others oppose both approaches. Conferees and administration aims loom over potential revisions.
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Washington GP
Tluse
U S Tightens Business Labor Curbs
Washington moves toward tighter postwar controls as reconversion nears four months, with President Truman urging Congress to curb industrial strife. Officials foresee 400000 autos this year, steel and labor disputes loom, and price and priority policies shift to fight inflation while delaying full free-market recovery.
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Chester Bowlen
General Motors Goes to Court to Halt Picketing
A report indicates General Motors seeks court action to stop picketing as a labor dispute heads toward a six week peak. GM president Mary W Aduitcisuti denounces the move while Walter Routher of the United Auto Workers rejects the injunctions urge. The union notes no plan for wage concessions beyond a one and a half percent offer under discussion.
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Yltaith
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United Ante Workere
Anderson
Ts Lid
Forrestal Protests Jap Codes Disclosure During Hearing
Secretary James V. Forrestal told Congress it is a tragedy that Japanese code cracking secrets were disclosed. He urged a unified national intelligence service free from publicity and opposed merging the armed forces, saying some opponents fear voicing opinions. He supported a central government agency for military and naval intelligence while stressing operational needs remain flexible and not public.
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James V. Forrestal
Congress
Senate Military Committee
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Forrestal
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Vey
With
Lonnie Maybank
Pearl Harbor
Maytink
Three Japanese Officers Hanged for Slaying U. S. Airmen
Japanese officers were sentenced to death for the March slaying of three American airmen on Jaluit Atoll. A military commission found them guilty and also gave a co-defendant a ten-year sentence, while a fourth was spared a harsher penalty.
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Jaluit Atoll
United States to Loan Finland Five Million Dollars
The United States agreed to lend Finland five million dollars. Finland will use the funds to purchase about forty eight thousand bales of U S cotton. The Export Import Bank of Washington announced the loan.
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Washington
United States
Mitte Pickand
Finland
Influenza cases rise in 11 states mild type reported
United States Public Health Service reported a sharp weekly rise in influenza cases across 11 states with the outbreak described as mild. total weekly cases reached 49,6 while contrasts show 1280 previous week. Kentucky shows highest regional rise and officials caution about nationwide labeling.
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United States
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Salt ‘My Way
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Utah
Vineland
West Virginia
South Carollan
Trollinni
Arkanaas
Colorado, &T
Nobeaske
General Electric Workers Vote to Strike in Major U S Industry
Area G E Help Favor Action shows 54634 workers across 58 cities voting to strike for a $2 daily wage boost. Westinghouse GM and other plants vote counts, with union leaders signaling a broad strike if talks fail. Norb figures vary. 700000 steel workers and 213000 auto workers also poised for action.
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General Motors
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Pope Pius Appeals For Reunion Of Christian Church
Pope Pius XII marked the 400th anniversary of the Council of Trent by urging all Christians to reunite. He called the Protestant schism a tragic breach and said the Catholic Church remains firm in faith and mission, striving to enrich all without distinction. The Council of Trent, convened in Trent, Italy, addressed issues from the Protestant split and lasted 13 years.
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