GOP Primes Attack On More Nominees
Washington reports a sharpened Republican effort to attack more nominees including Pavley for undersecretary of the Navy and Varduniang Jr. for the Federal Reserve Board. The Naval Affairs Committee plans public hearings on Pavley while the Banking Committee prepares to review Allen and other figures amid opposition.
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Five Dollar Chief Dad Former Mistress Executed in Nazi Records
Allied reports detail Himmler’s plan to erase a long record of murderous experiments on Jews and Catholics. The accounts describe Rasher and wife Nina Diehl, and the use of forced labor and experiments including dissection as part of a broader set of crimes tied to the regime.
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Dewey’s 1948 Run Casts Shadow Over New York Politics
Republican leaders in New York weigh the impact of Gouverneur Dewey possibly seeking a second term as governor. State Chairman Clan J. EbdenKapp warns that the party’s unity hinges on Dewey’s rise, while observers consider a presidential bid if he wins. Democrats, including James M. Mead and James A. Farley, forecast Dewey’s defeat or continued influence.
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Connecticut Yankees Balk At UNO Controversy Sparks Local Debate
Grenachen Conn and nearby towns reacted to a proposal to relocate the United Nations capital to Connecticut and Westchester County New York. The plan, supported by Stamford Mayor Charles J. Moore, drew mixed feelings from residents and business owners concerned about land, eviction risk, and regional impact. Governor Baldwin voiced cautious support as discussions continued across local boards and committees.
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Galway Islanders Foil Fax Collectors Again
In Galway Bay area near Tivbot, bailiffs raided a derelict town in Clifden ward as the Galway Council, failing forty years to collect current taxes, attempted to seize 12,000 pounds amid disputed county jurisdiction. Reports claim hindrances by locals, with bailiffs resigning during the operation. The scene stressed ongoing tax collection issues in western Ireland.
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Patterson Sees Attempts To Whitewash Axis
New York reports Secretary of War Robert Patterson warned that attempts will be made to mitigate the war guilt of Germany and Japan. He said some will blame others or distribute responsibility among world powers, disregarding the record.
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Congressman Hunts Secret U.S. Treaties Claim
Rep Hebert accuses administration of secret wartime pacts with the Soviet Union and Kurile island ambitions. He calls for end to secrecy and urges a detailed search of State Department records, noting possible additional agreements and pressure for open inspection by the United Nations Security Council.
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Anderson Target of Farm Union Chief
Washington President James G. Pattan of the National Farmers Union accused Secretary of Agriculture Anderson of outducing efforts and garish price control. Pattan called for action against the rot in operations and urged support for anti inflation measures amid the OPA’s policy stance.
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Pearl Harbor Inquiry Faces Tipoff Claim Debate
Washington reporters describe the Pearl Harbor inquiry as probing a tipoff claim about lapses in warnings. Captain I Safford contradicts earlier witnesses, saying there was an unheeded warning and radio monitoring failed to reveal the Japanese attack plans. The committee, led by Seth Richardson, presses for full explanation amid extended hearings and procedural stalemates in Congress.
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Reds Shoot 7 Germans London and Riga report
A war era dispatch claims seven Germans were executed in Riga after being cornered yesterday. Radio broadcasts in London reported the events and described allied actions in the Baltic region.
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Riga
Army Plans Postwar National Guard Of 750000
Army disclosure outlines a postwar National Guard with an initial strength of 425000 and a path to 750000. Plans call for integrated Guard forces able to defend key areas, support mobilization, and participate in global operations while maintaining local defense and mobilization roles.
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Mother of GI's Quadruplets Happy About Divorce
Norah Carpenter, mother of four, welcomes an upcoming divorce from William Thompson, hoping for stability for herself and her children. The Army sergeant claims paternity of the quads and has limited contact, while Miss Carpenter plans to visit the United States once the divorce is finalized. The family remains in Derbyshire with ongoing financial and custody uncertainties.
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Five Hurt In Cohoes Car Skid Collision
A two-vehicle crash on Sara loa and Oneida Streets in Cohoes yesterday afternoon left five people injured, three seriously. Stanley Fronzek of Warecford and Andrew Lopie of R. O. D 4 Wray were aboard the hurt party, with both drivers taken to Cohos Hospital for treatment.
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Oppenheim Dies Famed Thriller Writer at 90
Noted fiction author Oppenheim died after a stroke at his home in Port de Chanel. A prolific writer for over half a century he produced around 180 detective and suspense novels and short stories. His career slowed during World War II due to wartime conditions and personal changes.
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New York Police Seek Haby faced Slayer Case Details
Police search Brooklyn area after a violent incident described with unclear terms. The report mentions a dagger, a suspect, and a confrontation that led to a seizure. Authorities reference a motive connected to a religious or holy context, but specifics remain uncertain.
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Murray Attacks Strike Bill in Wartime Labor Clash
President Philip Mibity faced sharp criticism from Murray last night as he labeled the measure one of the most vicious and cleverly drawn pieces of labor legislation in recent history. The House planned a vote on the bill sponsored by Rep. Gise to establish federal mediation to settle disputes, require five days’ notice of strikes, and ban violence in picketing while authorizing court action in labor disputes. Murray argued the bill would curb labor rights under the National Labour Relations Act and urged its defeat as part of a broader Capitol stir, with backers predicting passage by Wednesday.
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Fresh push in Congress for strict secrecy on Pacific atom tests
Congress members press to replace current provisions with a strong secrecy rule on test results. Rep W Sterling Calé of New York backs tightening limits on disclosure and authorizes amending legislation to cloak test explosions due to start soon near Bikini Atoll. The Navy and War departments would decide what foreign governments receive any data, while Vinson and others consider stronger protections.
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Twenty Plaine Crash Victims Recovered in Mouikuin Wyoming
Twenty bodies recovered after United Air Lines crash atop a high waste-covered slope near Movikun. Officials say search teams expect to reach the peak today to locate the last missing body. Weather teams, with augers and digging implements, have cleared most of the debris down the mountain trail.
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Brass Workers Walk Out Across Nation Amid Major Strikes
The Associated Press reports New York tugboat workers join 1.4 million idle in labor strife as Conne cticut brass plants halt production. Union demands 40 hour week and wage raises, with large-scale disruptions in shipping, fuel supply, and city services.
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Vather Hunt for Soul Ends in Tragedy
In Toledo Ohio a month long search by George Dodson ends with the discovery of two boys, James aged 10 and Willian aged 5, his sons, dead beneath a pond surface. The father found playthings nearby. investigators consider accidental death during a rescue attempt.
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