Extension Requested for Pearl Harbor Probe to Feb 15
The Joint Senate-House committee probing Pearl Harbor decided to ask Congress for authority to extend the inquiry and finish hearings by February 15. Previously the panel aimed for a January 3 report and conclusions, with votes for extending the deadline recorded among lawmakers. The panel hopes to complete Admiral Turner testimony soon while adjourning for Christmas holidays.
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Freight Crash Kills Three on Piedmont Limited Train
Lula Georgia reports a Southern Railway freight locomotive collided with the Piedmont Limited passenger train near White Sulphur Georgia. Five miles from attractant, nine injuries and several sailors treated on scene. Eight freight cars derailed as the rear section continued after the crash. The Piedmont Limited was en route from New York to New Orleans when the wreck occurred.
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Somervell to retire from Army Service Forces this April
General Somervell, chief since its formation in 1942, will retire April 29. He has led the Army Service Forces and earlier was promoted to major general and elevated to four star rank earlier this year.
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President Sends Holiday Greetings To Wounded Vets
President Truman sent Christmas greetings to hospitalized veterans. He praised their devotion and duty, thanking them for preserving liberty and honoring their sacrifice. He urged the nation to show enduring gratitude and pledged continued support in the new year.
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Captain McVay Acquitted of Inefficiency in Navy Court Martial
Washington reports Capt. Charles B. McVay Jr. was acquitted on the charge of inefficiency amid other possible findings in a seven member court martial led by Rear Admiral Wilder D. Baker. A second charge of negligence was not clearly resolved and awaits Judge Advocate General review, with potential punishments ranging from death or dismissal to minor grade reductions.
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Charles B. McVay
Secretary of the Navy
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Wilder D. Baker
Thomas J. Ryan, Jr
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Indianapolis
Winter Storm Hits New York State With Two Fatalities
A fierce wind driven snow storm blankets New York State causing two cold weather deaths in Albany area. Buffalo slow to recover from 48 inch snowfall as roads and railways clog and ships remain trapped in harbor. Flights disrupted and transport slowed statewide with six inch to foot level accumulations expected and freezing conditions persisting.
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Chinese Communists Free Six Marine Flyers
Six U S Marines released after custody by Chinese forces returned to a U S Marine headquarters yesterday in good condition. They were escorted most of the way by Chinese authorities and were presented to Maj General Batter and other Marine leaders. Sergeant Robert J Murphy of Hudson Falls was identified as one of the released men.
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No Signs of Violence Found In Kidnap Hoax Baby Death
Medical examiner William Brickley ruled there was no evidence of violence in the infant Ronnie Garlan case. Autopsy results and state chemist analysis pending. mother Rose Cartan questioned as court proceedings on murder charge move forward if full report is received. The eight month old died after multiple pneumonia bouts and was found in a china closet area in the Carlan home during a welcome home party.
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Boston Psychopathic Hospital
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Jann W. McLeod
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Stalin Sits With Byrnes and Bevin in Moscow Talks
Stalin hosted U S Secretary of State James Byrnes and British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin in Moscow. The three, along with Molotov, discussed postwar world issues in sessions lasting up to ninety minutes. Ambassadors Harriman Clark Kerr and Foo Peng Sheung met the officials as concern over Japan, China, and occupation forces continued.
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New York Allocates 1 830 000 for Housing Shortage
Albany announces immediate use of 1 350 000 to ease the housing shortage and cuts red tape to reconvert structures into homes. Governor Dewey says a temporary housing program is set by the State War Council and other federal properties are being considered upstate. The council approves 600 000 and the Budget Division adds 1 250 000 from the Emergency Lease Fund. Green Haven State Prison and two state hospitals are among granted properties.
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Fire destroys two buildings on Moln Street in Highland
Reported yesterday by Martin of state troop er WUlam, the blaze at Moln Street Northeast Highland destroyed two buildings and damaged a third, with total losses estimated between 350 and 180,000 dollars. Five dwellings were empty, and a store, grocery, and other facilities suffered damage.
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Crimes of Hitler's Elite Guard Detail Crimes of Hitler's Elite Guard
The American prosecution urged the tribunal to trim documentary evidence while arguing the SS and related groups committed war crimes. The trial disclosed defenses may call up to 150 witnesses, with some defendants seeking to argue they opposed the Führer. Witnesses discussed Himmler orders on German population policies and the SS line of duty amid ongoing courtroom negotiations.
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Congress Grants United States Full Partner in UN
Washington reports Congress completed action making the United States a full partner in the United Nations. President Truman notified the Senate that Byrnes will head the U S delegation to the London UNO meeting with Edward R Stettinius as principal U S delegate. Alternates include Connally Blonky Townsend Walker and others. Conference report accepted by both houses within hours.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Mrs Mansfeldt Guilty of Manslaughter in San Francisco
Mrs Anne Trene Mansfeldt was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting of nurse Wada Martin, 36, after a four hour verdict by a jury of six men and six women. She showed stunned silence as she was led from the courtroom, with potential sentence up to ten years. A later trial for insanity was scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Draft Of Fathers Ordered Halted And Reduced Release Points
The Army and Navy announced further reductions in discharge and demobilization scores. Selective Service told local boards not to induet fathers, with volunteers allowed only for those with two or fewer children. three or more children barred. By year end critical scores will drop, affecting thousands of service members and WAVES. Length of service requirements for separation and officer eligibility will tighten, with adjusted points and new timing across Army and Navy personnel.
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GM Wage and Price Probe Faces Hurdles in Fact Finding Session
Disputes over profits and prices delay the GM wage and price fact finding board as Garrison outlines that final decisions will hinge on a review of company profits. The United Autob workers press for study while GM opposes pre hearing wage talks. A related Greyhound wage strike stretches seven weeks across several states and D C.
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Last Nazi Stronghold in Denmark Surrenders
The Danish stronghold on the west coast, described by Atlonblidet as the last German holdout in Denmark, yielded to Danish forces after the British arrival, marking the end of Nazi resistance there. The surrender followed delayed formalities and a shift of power to Danish control.
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Canada Ford Workers Vote to Enid Strike
Canadian Ford workers at One Ford Motor Co. of Canada vote to accept a federal plan to end a long stoppage. The strike involved production staff out since September, with officials reporting the decision late last night.
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Revised G I Bull Liberalizes Rules on Loans Education
Washington presiding figure outlines broad changes to the GI Bill of Rights expanding veteran education and loan benefits. Key points include removing tuition fee deductions from federal bonuses, raising subsistence stipends, expanding correspondence and technical courses, easing eligibility for education benefits, increasing real estate loan limits, and shifting loan guarantees to authorized lenders with VA oversight. The measure seeks to simplify access and widen support for veterans.
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President Advocates Unified Defense Structure Plan
President Truman outlines a broad defense reform proposing a single Department of National Defense to unite Army Navy and Air Force under civilian secretaries with a Chief of Staff coordinating all services. He backs three service bureaus and opposes rushing the bill as congressional debate continues. Vinson of Georgia condemns the plan.
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Senate Limits War Powers Act To Six Months
Southern Democratic senators joined Republicans to push a six month extension for the War Powers Act, instead of a full year. The vote was 24 Republicans and one Progressive against the longer term, with Democrats Byrd and Caruling among those supporting the six month limit. The measure awaits House action and hinges on timely naturalization provisions for soldiers.
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