Soviet Press Demands Turkish Coast Land, Crews Distant Claims
The Soviet press demanded Turkey cede a strategic 180 mile stretch along the Black Sea coast from Batumi to Giresun and inland to 75 miles. A Georgian-Soviet letter urged return of Artvin Ardahan Otlu and other districts, citing ancient Georgian claims and historical borders.
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Moscow
Turkey
Black Sea
Rupela
Problama
U. S
Jamey F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
W. M. Mololov
Byrness
W. Averell Har Tintan
Spasso
Howse
Byeridonitku Palace
Mya. Molaloy
Dumaine
Nillon
Ruse Aiup
Butumi
Giresun
Bovlot Socialist Republic
Atalin
Vjanashli
N. Berdeonishvili
Sciences Academy of
Jeter
Qeoustans
Tus
Armenia
Mount Ararat
Negba Ad
Tran
Acerbaijan
Tianjin
Tho Iver
Ibna
Sereed
Georgia
Batumi
Russia
London
Ois
Ardagan
Chase Danands
Union Rejects Ford Wage Offer As Mockery
The United Automobile Workers rejected Ford Motor Co. wage proposal calling it a mockery and demanded separate talks on the wage issue. They opposed a 15 cent per hour increase and questioned company profits while noting Ford could gain billions in future market gains. Negotiations were suspended through the Christmas holidays with wage talks to resume later.
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Deltont
United Automoblin
Ford Mutoy Co
Frnally
Ford
Kuntly
Ates
Mruige- Arent Nd Union
Dan
Richard C. Leonard
USA
Wet
Die Vector
Parliew
Tire Rationing To End Jan 1 Bowles Says
Washington reported that tire rationing will end at 12:01 AM on January 4, as announced by Price Administrator Chester Bowles. He cited rising tire production and reduced shortages, with rationing to be lifted once output meets demand. Holders of purchase certificates have until December 31 to use coupons. after today no new certificates will be issued except in emergencies.
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Washington (P
Chester Bowles
VL Uuuml
Layce Bowles
OPA
Civilian Production Administration
Pearl Harbor
Civitan
John D. Small
Bowles
Smill
Kidnap Hoax Mother Free on Bail
Chelvea Maas and Pratty Rose Carian, described by a district court as an “exhibition set,” were released on bail after a baby’s death tied to a reported kidnapping. Medical examiners say the infant died of asphyxiation amid a fourth pneumonia attack. officials continue tests as defense seeks dismissal without conclusive evidence.
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Chelvea
Maas
Rose Carian
Hishirat
Ran
Wyatt
Sherip Gyd Dy Buckley
Massachusetts
Francis
Kelly
Macleod
Navy
James J. Carlan
Tittle
Ronnie
Marshall Chiang Begin Talks Today
General Marshall arrives in China to press for unity and an immediate ceasefire as Communists in Chungking signal concessions. He will meet Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking for talks at Cathay Hotel with Lt General Wedemeyer briefing on background.
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Shanghai Pi
Marshall
Pawer
China
Chungking
Masi
Ward
Hit
Nanking
Tale
Geperstissimo Chiang Mishel
Ine
U.S. Army
Chin
Btaff
Albert ©. Wedemeyer
Chiang
Nlibary
Excluyste Cathay Hotel
Willy Chiang
Cairy
Uruman
Dee
Marstall
Crenstitative Council
Shanghai
Wedemeyer
Fan Frans
Trestleyer
Treaph
Murshid
Helicopter Rescues Pair Off Submerged Plane
New Jersey story says a Coast Guard helicopter rescued pilot Hose King of Red Bank and passenger Louis Miller near the Shrewsbury River channel after a force landing attempt. They were hospitalized for shock and exposure. The plane went down one and a half miles west of Monmouth Beach Coast Guard Station during rough sea conditions.
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New York
Coast Guad
Shrewsbury River
New Jersey
Air Pulrgt
Hose King
Redbank
N.S
Monranuth Beach Coast Guard Station
King
Louis Miller
Wear Long Breach
N. J
Senate confirms nine United Nations nominees
The Senate approved all nine nominees for the United Nations positions after hours of debate. Among those confirmed were Eleanor Roosevelt and Tom Connally, with strong partisan exchanges and characterized by critics as heated but no vote was denied.
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Senate
United Nations
Washington
Trutman
Alan
Sumate
Game
Yates
Kilward
Sletlinius, Jr
Eleanor Roosevelt
Frank C. Walker
John
Klayarcrites
Hames
Truman Calls for Earnings Disclosure in Wage Disputes
President Truman urged that a company earnings and ability to pay be considered by fact finding boards in wage disputes. He argued boards must be allowed to examine employer books when profitability affects wage demands, despite no legal compulsion without pending legislation. He noted disclosures should not be public, unless necessary for findings.
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Washington
Truman
General Motors Corporation
Pure Oil Company
Fantefinding
Mit
Con- Bleado
Trunst
Uns
Ghief
Rec
Myton
Lisydi
Garrison
Trotters
Walter P. Renther
GLOL
United Auto
Control of Nazi Assets Outside Reich Urged
The Foreign Economic Administration urged measures to seize German assets abroad to curb wartime power. It warned neutral nations face sanctions if they withhold cooperation in eradicating the German economic base. The report cites transfers of labs and two thirds of assets outside Germany, with holdings in Turkey and Argentina.
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Washington
Foreign Economic Administration
Mies
Reich
United Nations
FEA
Germany
Rhineland
Senate
Kilgore
Turkey
Argentina
Congress Passes Huge Deficiency Supply Bill
Congress approved a large deficiency supply bill totaling about 210 million dollars. The House sent the measure to the Senate, which accepted a conference report. Debate centered on funding for UNRRA, water, housing, navigation, and prison reserves.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Ega
Peserves
Norlin
Icoln
Vhs
Plock
Java
Tee
Invasion Evidence Tied To Gestapo Affidavit Trial
An affidavit from Gestapo official Alfred Naujacks alleging a 1939 raid on a German radio station near Gleiwitz is cited as proof for a planned invasion of Poland. The document claims fake Polish soldiers were used as evidence, with Reinhard Heydrich directing the operation to create justification for aggression. The case, led by U S prosecutors, aims to show Nazi Germany’s broader terror campaign across Europe.
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Nuermbere Upl
Grsinpe
Poland
Aida
Weven
Lye
Tam Alfred Naujacks
Gestapo
Guiman
2 Juni
Hiller
Lion
Hetter
Ye Mazi
Ganizations
Ute Gentana
Teisional
Robert Storey
U. S
Jillice
Robert H. Dackson
Veréilion
Hermann Goering
Sreich
Mast
Europe
BOK
Uae
Naas
Agg
Jackson
Walt Hava
Weble
Brenele
Naujovks
Anteviran
Reinhard Hoydrehne
Lee Garman
Fifty thousand Russians witness seven Nazis hanged
Condon reports on Smolensk Square where seven German Storm Troopers convicted of war crimes were hanged before about thirty thousand onlookers. A Russian Military Tribunal ordered the executions after a provocative trial that claimed many Smolensk residents, including women and children, were brutally exterminated and subjected to medical experiments.
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Condon
Moscow
End Gitrus Ceilings Wanhongtan Citina Price Tactics
Price ceilings on canned citrus products such as citrus juices fruit segments and other processed citrus items take effect November 26 under OPA regulations. The order applies to all citrus juice items fruit segments and related processed citrus products.
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OPA
Truman China Policy Delays Return of Troops
The article reports that U S policy shifts delay the return of troops from China. President Truman and officials discuss the China policy, with lines about disarmament and evacuation of European forces in Asia and the broader impact on troop redeployments.
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Truman
China
United States
Evoopa
New Snow Delays Buffalo Freight Clearance
Heavy snow from a five day blizzard slowed railroad freight yards in Buffalo. Snow began at 1 50 pm and by 9 pm added over five inches, bringing totals to 68 inches in some areas. Intermittent snowfall was forecast overnight as railroads reported progress clearing yards despite the setback.
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Fulinloup
Weather Bureau
J. Pratik Reilly
Ino Aar
MacArthur Denies He Will Quit as Supreme Allied Commander
The article reports General Douglas MacArthur denying any intention to resign as supreme commander of the Allied occupation and commands in Japan. It notes U.S. communications with the War Department and Russia’s stance on the occupation, with brief references to reactions from officials and coverage by American newspapers.
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Kington
Rene Pollang
Doulas
Arthur
Japan
Tilly
Provident
Hile
War Department
Larry
Armerican
Cabie
Tolgatik Mg
Aretiitt Iag
Plateat Radasiye
le State Department
Urokelopmy Ty Teaien
Tighesvi
Hobbstide
Tenn Mide
Atfwials
Farge
Namie
Seal Masermover
Tygne
Lepart
AOE
Australia
Russia
Enetil MacArthur
Tinsave
Supreme Court Seeks Military Aid in Yamashita Case
The Supreme Court considers military law experts to decide how to handle petitions by General Yamashita, convicted by an American military tribunal in Manila for brutal Philippines atrocities. The court granted a stay of execution and will review appeals, with Philippine and U.S. legal teams upfront.
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Supreme Court
Yamashita
Washington
Supreme Com
Philippines
Suprema
Anti i
GOS Army
Manila
Alis
Supreme Cuulrtta Mie
Otter Aris
Luyars
Yamaha
Ivalice Department
Abit ii
Ate Torneys
Turner Says Kimmel Had War Warning
Washington officials testified that the Navy warned of a potential war with Japan ten days before Pearl Harbor. Admiral Harold R. Stark and others described plans to defend the Pacific Fleet with submarines and shore defenses in anticipation of an attack.
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Turner
Kimmel
Washington
Upi
Conten
Lanier
Japan
Batt
Mdm
Husband Titel
Jassines
Bere
Kyaw
Wei
Kamenel
Delton
iMar
Sabmarines
Thal
Bretton Wook Ratified Tirgsala CPt Win the Sewabe Card
Bretton Wook wins the Sewabe card at Anbinanedy city, as Bretton bends nightary stable TW Battie.
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Bretton Wook
Tirgsala Cpt
Belial
Chitwrae
Pepetres
Sewabe Yes
Anbinanedy City
Bretton Bends
Nighetary
Battie
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