Long Fight Promised By Union in G M Strike
UAW leaders warned General Motors managers that a tough fight lies ahead as 213000 GM workers in over 70 plants remained idle. Reuther declared the union would intensify actions while GM sought injunctions against locals accused of intimidation.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
Weller
FP Reuther
General Motors Corporation
Atlon
Sai Reuthe
Wes Generat Motors
Ala
Af Fta
U A.wapokesman
General Motors
Reuther
UAW Offtelnis
Jeter
Frank Winn
General Motorx
Msory
Rémy Slithers
Truman
Ing
Tord Motor Company
UA WO
General Motorall
Bregident
Matty W. Anderson
AMM Ah
General Motors Gaight
Claveland
Hwaca
Common
Burpa
Ted
Parsons
Matava
Detroit
Wes
London
Police Hold Mother Of Kidnapped Baby As Murder Suspect
Chelsea police detain the mother of a reportedly kidnapped infant on murder charges after the baby George Renold’s body was found. Authorities say the mother found the child dead and attempted resuscitation, with an autopsy pending to determine cause of death.
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Chelsea Voss
Clay Renold
Carlie
Hix
Finnsil
Drs James Curran
Hay
Passy
Indi
Hay Elie
Finn
Ponce Liautenant
John Kaby
Culin
Chelsea District Court
Carlin
MS Mechinist
Ned
Sam
Chelsea
Serlan
Catlawn
Taraba
Jinny
Carlan
Hailyiaiters
William J Brickiy
Michael I Cuillaine
Renal
Tor
Hten
Carlans
Chelsea Poline
Eng Faure
Army Frees Huge Stores of Scarce Civilian Goods
The War Department disclosed thousands of surplus items valued at 203,721,370 with another 20,000,000 yet to tabulate. Items include Army tankets, tons of cloth, clothing textiles, trucks, and heavy vehicles up to 12 tons. The committee notes disposal aims to aid civilian markets and curb excess.
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Washington
Senate
Wir
War Department
Walter Hahmeyer
Byres in Moscow For 3-Power Talks
A chaotic OCR fragment reports James F Byrnes arrival in Moscow for three power talks. It notes Bevin delaying talks on atomic energy and other subjects, with Bevin en route from Berlin and Byrnes greeting officials amid a blizzard as discussions were to begin.
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Wen Byrnes
von Dekanozay
Poreign
Senate Votes 750 Million For UNRRA
Senate approved 750 million for UNRRA and 2.5 million for deficiency relief. Discussion noted objections to salaries and broader aid, with plans to fund the UN relief effort as the war recovery response. President Truman signed the measure authorizing 65 million for UNRRA and pending second installment proposals.
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Senate
Washington
LNRRA
Sisbice
Ledge Washington
United
UNA
Truman
Connally
Yar Ronhey
R Mach
Mckellar
Sholis
Foreign Relations Committee
Rammans
Postpone Vote on U N Site Debate Reaches Delay
Reported delays surround a U N site selection in London with uncertainty over U S support. Officials privately indicate the United States may back a European site, while postponement persists and a second vote is anticipated.
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U.S
United Nations
Londin
United Nathony
Yesser Dy Creed
United
United States
Merally
Palrot Bul Ming
Indianapolis Shipwreck Trial Details After Sinking
Testimony in the Navy court martial for Capt Charles B McVay, skipper of the heavy cruiser Indianapolis, centers on alleged negligence and failure to issue orders that might have prevented the loss of many lives. Ensign John Wollaton testifies about the ship’s conditions as 250 to 300 men slept in forward compartments and 80 more were on duty nearby when the explosion sank the vessel off Guam en route to Leyte.
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Waskington Uni
Indianapolis
Navy
Charles B
McVay
Sdvndo
John P Cady
Iran Rebels Take Command in Tabriz Amid Ardabi Siege
Turmoil grows in Azerbaijan province as rebels claim virtual control of Tabriz and demand surrender of Ardabi garrison 116 miles east. Government troops await orders while diplomacy shifts with British and American envoys seeking Moscow’s stance and troop withdrawal.
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Azerbaijan
Ardabi
Telia
Fiovernor
Bayatt
Indehran
Mogeay
Regate
Reat
Iran
Telon
Tabux
Democratic Party
Timin Pemier Shishina Hakimi Mso
Moscow
Iranian Ministry of Foreign
Affais
Russi Bilam
United States
Traman Agecbeifin
Jap Labor Rights Pushed by Allied Plan Amid War Crimes Trials
The Tokyo government weighs extending labor union rights under a Diet proposal amid postwar reforms. In Washington, U.S. Congress sent a labor bill to the White House for approval, while Allied headquarters moved to prosecute eight Japanese war crimes suspects. Trials set in Yokohama will cover murders and atrocities against Allied captives. General MacArthur’s command demands full Japanese government reports on incidents from 1932 to 1940.
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Tokyo
Te Iy
Speciel Diet Gee von
Svilinig
House
Mag Arthur
Iokyo
Yokohama
Ist Beiides
Japan
Melihts
Ike Orangements
Three Elmira Children Die in Trailer Fire
Coroner reports three young children perished in a trailer blaze on Southport Cinuta. Mis Voorhees, a neighbor, saw smoke from the trailer and carried the youngsters to hospital but they died within hours. Names given include Bonnie six months and Lachener four.
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Elmira
Bimbe
Butchery Of 6 Million Jews Told At Nurnberg Trial
A wartime tribunal described the Holocaust detailing mass killings in extermination camps and ghettos across eastern Europe. Testimony cited include figures of roughly 4 million Jews killed in camps, with additional deaths in other camps and by mobile squads. Prosecutors highlighted Hitler era crimes and the Nazi leadership in a dramatic evidentiary presentation.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Europe
Tighunel
Polce
Canpargn Agynet Russig
Hisetth
Adolf Brehman
Sa | Police
Liehman
Matt
Warsaw Ghetto
Iuau Eigle
Gene Hans Franka
Robert II Tachaon
Findhyddie Americin
Gestapo SA
Hay Command
Stal
United States
Tacitson
Hurley Involvement Tied To Stilwell Removal
Rep Hugh De Lacy contends Major Hurley forced Gen Stilwell’s removal over views on China policy. De Lacy argues Hurley sided with Chiang Kai-shek, undermining St ilwell and Ambassador Gauss, and jeopardizing unity and democracy in China. He cites tensions between Chiang, Stilwell, and US aid commitments.
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Hugh Delacy
Patrick J Hurley Creed
Josaph
Sutwetan
China
Clarence Gettis
Bigade
Nec Delacy San
Murley
Cina
Chiang Kalphe
Stitsel
Delacy
Stilwell
Chiang
Hurley
Delsey
Stitwell
Ambaggadhny Gauss
Chinn
Unity
Gauss
Gruss
Delecy
Trainman Dies In Fall From Locomotive
A railroad worker, AM-Jonn H Baker of Syracuse, died after injuries from a November 20 fall from his locomotive on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. He had been recovering yesterday when he succumbed to his injuries.
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Uawago AM
Jonn H Baker
Syracuse
Delaware Lackawanna and Werntorn Railroad
Aled
Full Employment Bill Substitute Passes House in Labor Clash
Washington lawmakers edged toward a full employment bill as the House approved a substitute after extended hearings. The Senate Labor Committee reserved final action until after Congress returns, with leaders warning the measure faces tough conferees and potential vetoes while President Truman urged swift action to curb unemployment.
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Congress
Ue Steel
Jesicidas
Senate Labor Committee
Christeins
Monty
Mag
CIO
Senate
Heiligny
Ita
House
Philby Waray
Preywusly
Teptunogy
Layis
United Mine Workers Walliam
A&b
Lic Johnston
U 5
Con
Tra Mosher
Manufaturpis
Labor
Schwellenbach
Chanmim Ramsperk
Senate Howey Canfernes
Leon Gut
Sen A
Delyter
Evonanme Council
Ecomani
Ieee
Japanese Cyclotron Destruction Called Mistake
Washington cites error in the destruction of a cyclotron by American occupiers. Patterson said the order came from wartime channels but he did not see the original directive. He insisted the sending of the message was a mistake and the action was not personally reviewed.
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Washington
Patterson
Fanin
Central Mararthirs
Beasts of Belsen Gang Hanged by British at Hamelin
Josef Kramer known as the Beast of Belsen and ten others were executed by British authorities at Hamelin's twin gallows. Nine more were sentenced, with deaths carried out after military court rulings for crimes at Bergen and Ossian camps. More than 45,000 deaths linked to Belsen reported.
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Kramer
Hanburg
Germany
Josef Kramer
Beast of
Irma Greas
Joann Botmunn
March van Kramer
Or Filte Kieln
Kari Franctoh
Geler Weingartner
Ansgar
Pirion
Franz Hoearter
William Dert
Crary Starfielt
Bergen
Ossian
Hamelin
Tueneburg
Wesen
Protest Delays In Evidence at Senate Hearing
chaotic witness questioning slows Pearl Harbor probe as senators press for quick conclusions. Senators Burley Tucas and others clash over scope while Gen. George Mutttall testifies about intercepted notes and War Department events. Page continues.
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Senate House
Manphys
Burley
Ho Sarde
Senate
Tucas
Koo
Wis
Leonid
Genny Bakley
Lams
Churim
Ferpion
Gerow
War Department
War Pivns
Sindy
Duc
George Mutttall
Stadt Ii
Pyarl Hanoi
General Patton To Be Returned To United States
General Patton will be moved back to the United States from Europe within days, with Army doctors reporting he is out of danger of fatal complications but still not out of danger. Hill, the surgeon, said Patton has eaten some foods and whiskey is part of his regimen, while officials denied reports that any dosage had been reduced.
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Gettans
United States
Pittha
Glen Spurring
Patton
Privan
Ifon Palton
Souilin
Stein
Sige Maine Dyer
130Th Station
Wallum Duane Nenrosars
Geon
Seventh Army Puble Relay
Hid
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Tina Nellon
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