Ohio three train wreck kills eighteen soldiers and civilians
A disastrous crash near Coulter Ohio involves eastbound freight and two Pennsylvania freight trains, the Golden Triangle express carrying 210 passengers including 150 soldiers. Engineers fail to heed signals. derailments and explosions cause massive fatalities as wreck crews assemble and casualties mount.
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Wieness
Golden Triangle
Ha Arena
Vilages
N.da
Chicago
Christman Holisay
Fay Geeupaton Daly
Fama
Cary
Harold Fox
Sacorda
Frodi Sn Ex Pliston
Nazi Plane Scuttled U.S. Before D-Day Revelations
A garbled report claims a German aircraft flew near American lines along the Atlantic coast before D-Day. It cites Richard S. Leghorn, former ME 30th Reconnaissance unit commander, describing a wartime modified plane and clandestine operations by the University Army Air Forces laboratory.
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Aea Jorney
Foren
Toman
Amaritan Giles
Richard S. Legharn
Winches Or
Bagland and
Fraves
Wade
Jostan University
Aray
Hinimide Witnerkal
Wotan
Xhophly
Ferman Surrender
Leghorn
Oklahoma Transport Strike Ends After Wage Boost Vote
Oklahoma's public transport system resumed after bus drivers voted overwhelmingly to accept a one hour wage increase offered by the Oklahoma Railway. Union leader Barret Michaehy said the raise ends the strike, retroactive to last duty, with disclaimers on other demands. City services resumed as workers returned to duty and alternative transport operated for commuters and students.
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Qidahorah
Bug Aldtrolley
Oklahoma Railway
Barret Michaehy
Ucoun
A. F. L. Amalgamated Street Metric Rawny
Englaveus
Corporation Commission
Yeateruy
Nike
TM Ghtahouja
Sehant Childre
Fee Department Automos
Theles Amt
5000 Disabled Vets Now Have Free Cars
A ministry spokesman estimated that five million dollars worth of new automobiles have been delivered to thousands of disabled veterans under the car program. The effort has drawn attention to the large scale distribution, with broader funding cited as part of the program launched in September.
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Wastungeon Wi
Mousand
Ciré-Fot
Munley
Changes in Housing Program Sparks Senate Debate
Debates surge over emergency housing plan as advocates clash with administration and industry voices. Veterans groups urge protection of benefits while leaders consider ceilings on new builds, higher housing priorities, and expanded production to speed home delivery, with another White House talks session planned.
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Worablington
American Veterans of
Renoplate
Nd Building Materials Industries
John R. Sterlman
Frank R. Crodon
NHA
Raymond M. Foley
Sterlman’s Atten
Ohio Youth Convicted Of Killing Librarian
Yeverend James R. Engle of Grald was found guilty by a three judge panel of murder in the library basement slaying of Emily Abernathy. A Navy veteran, Engle received a recommendation for mercy with a high sentence to age, while a second murder charge for an attempted assault at yearald Abrathan was acquitted. The judges are to pass sentence at 6:80 tonight.
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Iegan
Yeverend
James R. Engle
Grald
Emily Abernathy
Til Navy
Peanpollate Bapa
Une
Yearald Abrathan
Bryan Liteney
Upstate Youth Held for Killing Father When Denied Car
A youth from Upstate was charged with first degree murder after allegedly killing his father and denying use of a car. He waived examination and was held for grand jury in Clinton County Court. The body was found near a farm home miles west of Bern, with neighbors reporting blood and a forceful event preceding the death. The district attorney indicated the youth would be freed to other custody if possible after preliminary statements.
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Upstate
Pmaltghurg
Ponalt Chinpagne
Hla
Adolphus Champagne
Clinton County
Mireille Farm
Bern
Palicn
Dlablet
Aheriock
Finley
Halay
Haley
Big Bother
Mirae
Victor Rudo
Maley
Diatelealteyney
Fia
Assault Breaks Up Bilbo Hearing in Senate Probe
Witness Hubert Gundy testified about a $25,000 campaign contribution tied to Mississippi senator Bilbo and Wall Doxey. A scuffle in the hearing broke up as Senator Ferguson pressed Gandy on how the funds were used and who cashed the checks in small denominations.
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Washington
Senate
Ben
Bilbo
Formur
Hubert Gundy
Lnautanes
Hutlen
Bern
Colina
Gandy
R-Mich
Juld Bile
Marler
Felix
T. Nawton
Ferguson
Newton
Ilbo
Doxey
Jackson
William M. Mounger
Jackson Bank
Mounger
Colian
Ralland Wall
Sanator Eastinna
British Leader Defies Churchill on India Crisis
Alexander attacks Churchill’s claim that civil war was unavoidable in India and blames intergovernment failure for the unrest. He urges unity among Indian factions and pledges constitutional minority protections and eventual independence if the Constituent Assembly delivers.
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Grant India
Chiraday
Jnterim
Congress
Jawnhark Nehre
UN Assembly Set to Approve New York Site Plan
United Nations Assembly expected to approve Secretary General Trygve Lie’s report on plans for a proposed UN home in New York City. Rockefeller gift of 8.5 million dollars to an related project is anticipated to be presented. opposition is unlikely.
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Assembly
Nyc
United Nations
Trygve Lie
New Yar City
Joli Gy Steckefeller
Bowen Grint
Jon Shipsey
Tlon
Ietok
Mons Gonders
Dily
John Fon
Tom Wai
New York
Dieties Hess
Missing Witness Found in Hospital in Bilbo Hearings
Missing witness Jerry Perry located in Watkins Memorial Hospital in Quitman in a highly nervous state. He was placed under Dr Wanking care and said he would return to Washington to testify when health permits. Senator Bilbo and others react as the Senate War Investigating Committee presses toward completion before the new Congress.
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Quitman
UT Peery
Thea G. Bilbo
Bilbo
Pablorit
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Hove
GB Food
Jp. Pa
Hood Lumber Co
Durr
11 C. Wanking
Verry
Washington
Ferry
Assorloin
Flanagan
Erry Walt Nok
Rommenk
Tyes
Hood
Perry
Terry
Senate Committee
Jeff
Meridian
Jerry
Ferguson
R-Mich
Het ‘Lerry
Fergusson
Caraway Convicted Of Murder In Long Island Slaying
22 year old North Carolina man Caraway was convicted of first degree murder in the July home invasion and robbery slaying of Mrs. Marjory Logan, a Long Island society matron. The verdict carries a mandatory death penalty. Logan’s husband William John Logan sat in court as Caraway showed no remorse until the verdict was read. Caraway allegedly forced entry, demanded money, then raped and shot Marjory Logan’s 25 year old daughter Marjory Jeanne. Formal sentencing set for Wednesday.
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Minugoh
Beecher Caraway
North Carol Vo Vhawfenebutler
Emvder Jn
Marjory’ Charen “Logan
Long Island
Nassar
William John Logan
Topan
S2quirevid Society
Pear Phindome
Caraway
Logan
Army Scents GI Racket in Cigarettes
An Army circular accuses American soldiers of receiving up to 50 cigarette cartons daily via U S mail order houses in a racketeering scheme tied to military privileges. It urges tightened controls and Post Office action to curb imports and prevent black market items from flowing to service members in Europe and France.
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Mrahes
U. S
A. TL
France
Army Post Office
A. P.O. Snrvice
Baris
Amar Can
Ao PO
AWOL roundup nets 20 aliens in Manila area
Roundup conducted Saturday by authorities rounded up 20 alien civilians and American soldiers. The operation, in the Manila region, targeted individuals associated with the Army and local merchants among those detained or discharged.
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Manila
Isa Behnar
Red Strategy Ruined Manchuria Says Pauley
Edwin W. Bour Joy reports Pauley as saying long range strategies drove Soviet actions in Manchuria. The mission to Manchuria estimates $2,000,000,000 in American money damage to Manchurian industry from Soviet occupation and pillage.
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Washington
Edwin
W. Bour Joy
Ayuel
Gove Ernisant
Manenari
Manchauia
New York Fire Toll Reaches 32
A massive explosion collapsed a Manhattan building early Thursday leaving more than thirty injured and eight more feared dead. Rescue teams under Assistant Chief Timothy Guinern battled debris under floodlights as families were left homeless and search efforts continued for survivors.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Searet
Ntire
Tire
Timothy Y. Guinern
Brofon
Editors Cite UN Indifference to Free Press
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urged the United Nations to advance freedom of expression, noting apparent indifference and little progress. The board said much of the public remains ignorant of press facts and that press organizations in many nations are largely non-existent.
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U.S
Cain
U.N
Free Press
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United Nalions
Paws
Weir Nauntrien
Ex-Gl Plans Santa Party For 30 Old Friends
A fragmented tale recalls ex life member Jeff McMillan reviving a Christmas party in Ragland for thirty old friends in Minneapolis. The event features gifts for children, discussions of a future album, and a British government-linked effort to support the plans amid shifting arrangements.
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Blitz Kills
Minnepolia
Abby
Ex-Life
Jeff McMillan
Jeff
Baghod Inne
Hofts Aly Corps Squadron
Ed Iron
Jeffs
Chidron
Byrnes outlines U N disarmament plan and troop totals
Secretary of State James Byrnes announced to the World Assembly the United States count for troops outside home borders as less than 590,000 and described the division of Allied forces in Germany and other former Axis lands. Irish Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin warned Britain’s forces would stay well under one million, citing heavy wartime costs. The UN debate proceeded with votes on veto reform and a Trusteeship Council, while Byrnes defended the administration’s reduction program and affirmed U S resolve to act on disarmament.
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New York
James P. Byrnes
U.S
Ernest Bevin
United Nations
UNY Byrnes
Bevin
Tar
Britain
Uke
Russia
Huni
Security Council
Isok
Trusteeship Council
World Assembly
United States
Bytnes
Fineniy
Exnemy
Germany
Jape
Tapitese Islands
Even
Austria
Byrnes
Small Nations Battle to End Veto Privilege at UN
Small nations fought to strip the veto rights of the five permanent Security Council powers. The Assembly recommended a watered-down plan while the big powers resisted. the small states urged equality with the General Assembly.
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New York
United Nations
Smi
Assembly
United States
Questa
Great Britain
France
China
Security Council
Cohs
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