Supreme Court Rules 6 2 Against Yamashita
The Supreme Court upholds Yamashita’s conviction and death sentence through a 6 to 2 decision. Justices Rutledge and Murphy dissented, arguing the case involved sensitive issues of military jurisdiction and due process under wartime law. The ruling asserts military commissions act and review limited to Article choices, denying habeas corpus relief.
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House Defeats Move to Scrap Labor Bills
Wislington reports the House decisively rejected a bid to scrap all pending labor regulation bills and push sweeping changes, with Rep Centar leading the failed parliamentary move to halt hearings. The session saw amendments discarded and votes on labor disputes and injunctions, while support for official media board provisions and cooling-off periods faced stiff opposition.
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Editor's Wife Dies in Kansas City Home
The wife of the Kansas City Star editor Moe Haskell died early yesterday at the Haskell residence. She was 60 years old, passing a few hours after celebrating a welding anniversary. Moe Haskell was the widow of former Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley who died in 1927.
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Harakell
Moe Haskell
Herbert $ Hadley
Missouri
Steel Crisis Signals Revised Wage-Price Plan
Wartime labor tensions rise as White House and OPA officials pursue a revised federal wage price policy to avert steel industry strikes. Bowles and aides assess price controls while cabinet discussions and congressional hearings loom, with a focus on avoiding broader economic disruption.
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Strawn Dies at 79 Former Chicago Attorney Leader
Strawn longtime Chicago attorney and former president of the American Bar Association and Chicago Chamber of Commerce dies at 79. He served as United States Counselor for numerous corporations and chaired the Montgomery Ward board in the 1920s. Survived by his widow and two daughters Vic James and Vic Wesley XL Dixon of Lake Papast.
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Clutese
Valley Falls Man Killed in Truck Crash
A Valley Falls man, Jarvis Ist, died in a two truck collision on the highway near Valley Falls. The accident, investigated by state troopers, caused fatal head and neck injuries. Jarvis, born in Cohuеy, left a wife Agnes and three children. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.
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Francs Tarnaworth 40
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Mechunieville
Grouma
Assembly Passes Bill Giving Idle Pay to Veterans
The Assembly approved a bill to provide unemployment benefits to veterans idle by strikes and sent it to the Senate for likely approval. A second bill, backed by Assembly Speaker Oswald, would extend discharge rights and allow benefits up to twenty dollars weekly after seven weeks out of work due to a strike or lockout, aligning with unemployment insurance limits.
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House Bill to Transfer U S Naval Vessels to China
Legislation introduced in Washington would authorize leasing or selling U S warships to China including escort ships and lighter vessels. Navy officials and Vinson proposed sending Navy and Marine personnel to serve aboard Chinese flagged ships while Congress weighs strategic implications amid Pacific security concerns.
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Assembly Rules Out Investigation Of Steingut
The Judiciary Committee report finds no basis to investigate Assembly Leader Steingut of Brooklyn amid prior exoneration by the Appellate Division. The unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court and Appellate Division rejects renewed probes and notes Steingut provided evasive answers about personal finances.
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Tari
Policeman Slain After Calling Headquarters
A veteran patrolman of 10 years, John West age 49, was shot and killed after confronting a suspect on a highway. West tried to take the suspect into custody after a telephone call to headquarters, and an ensuing pursuit led to the officer’s death. the shooter fled in a car with a woman accomplice, while police searched railroad routes for the suspect described as a white male around 30.
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Indian Prince Found Dead in Bahamas
Indian Prince Sasa Bahamas Py-Prince, son of Tita Makarajah oof Nepel, was found dead in his bed yesterday in Nassau Bahamas. An official investigation was ordered as details were unclear. The prince had been living abroad for four and a half years. Local reports mention a breakfast order and a surrounding incident with mice.
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Yukon Liner Cracks In Two With 171 Aboard
Reports state the Yukon liner split in two during a gale with 171 passengers and crew aboard. Rescue efforts under way as ships and coast guard units converge near Johnstone Bay to aid survivors and salvage.
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Broad Inquiry Into Housing Shortage In State Approved
The Legislature approved a broad inquiry into housing shortage in New York, enlarging the Joint Legislative Committee on Housing to record multiple swelling needs. The panel will survey unoccupied dwellings and reasons for non occupancy, aiming to determine rent payability, shelter costs, and public and private obstacles within four months. An appropriation of 815,000 was approved.
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Physician Sure Cancer Cure Will Be Found
A Boston article doubts a physician claim of a cancer cure and reports skepticism from Molton Lobein Rochester director and Dilton of Cancer Control. It notes calls for a magic time to entice progress and questions whether a cure will be found, urging careful public expectation.
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Parole Board Nominates New Members Named in Senate Action
The Senate confirmed nominations of Regina Bataylor Buffale and Loule T Costumna of New York to the State Board of Parole, advancing the appointment of two members.
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Dewey asks commission to study state university plan
Governor Dewey urged the Legislature to create a commission to study a proposed state university. A $40000 appropriation was requested to fund the study with a report due by February. Dewey warned expansion must not damage higher education and rejected partisan exploitation.
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CIO Calls for Work Stoppage in New York City
The Greater New York CIO council urged a two hour citywide walkout by about 600 000 members to back the ongoing strike of the American Communications Association against Western Union Telegraph Company in New York and vicinity. The protest targets a War Labor Board directive granting a wage boost and was to involve demonstrations next Monday with health workers and newspaper occupations exempt.
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Government Seizes Tugboats Amid Labor Strikes
Government to seize tugboats amid New York harbor disruptions as workers reject settlement plans. Mayo and O’Dwyer officials press for an accord while unions demand wage boosts and shorter hours. Several plants in Waterbury and Buffalo report shutdowns affecting about 1,400 workers nationwide.
Hungary names new National Assembly president and Smallholders member
President Zolten Pildy Naey appointed Tesencaby as president of the National Assembly and a member of the Smallholders Duty As. Hungary’s assembly elected him amid a proclaimed republic transition, with the Smallholders party playing a key role in the government formation.
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Truman May Sign Substitute Full Employment Measure
Washington reports President Truman prepared to sign a substitute plan promoting full employment. The House likely to act midweek with Senate approval to follow, aiming to set a national employment program and adjust economic strategy.
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Soviets Drop Original Demands At United Nations Debate
The article details Soviet efforts to veto a Greek crisis resolution, with Britain and others weighing actions. It notes a lengthy debate on charges of endangering peace, discussions of Russian veto and possible council action, and a vote plan set for the next day amid tense council maneuvering.
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Patman Seeks 56000 Ceiling or New Homes
Washington debate centers on a 56000 housing price ceiling or new houses. Rep Patman pushes proposals to extend loan subsidies and widen building incentives while a House Banking Committee vote splits along party lines. The plan aims to aid housing at lower costs through subsidies and expanded credits.
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