Stark Charges Kimmel Failed To Heed Order
Stark accuses Admiral Kimmel of failing to carry out a defensive deployment before Pearl Harbor. He testified to a Senate committee that Kimmel was ordered to ready forces and reconnaissance and that much of Pearl Harbor's defense relied on the broader defense chain. The testimony covered cruiser and fighter placement, Wake and Midway transfers, and Roosevelt and Churchill views.
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Former Supreme Court Judge Cunningham Dies
Former Supreme Court Judge Cunningham dies after a long career as an official referee and appellate jurist. A Rochester native, he served as city corporation counsel, appellate division justice, and presiding officer of key court panels before retiring. Surviving are his wife, four children, and several grandchildren.
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Auprenty Court
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Mirder Trols
Aubiin Prusan Rot
Appel Interaivision
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Lehman
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Tatrth Doe Jmikmont
Seivin
Hia Wilaw
Ifonute Maehkeumn
Buffalo
Benim Boy
Roderick Cunningham
Givnore
Jane Cunningham
Mis Betty Anne Trenholm
Lord Haw Haw to Die for Treason in London
An article notes the execution of a Nazi propagandist known as Lord Haw Haw in London on the day of his treason case. The Brooklyn-born figure faced a grim death by firing squad as prison guards secured the site. Government officials, including a secretary, reportedly refused any reprieve.
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James Chuter
Miss de Gauille Weds Mal Admin De Boissen Woo in France
A civil ceremony yesterday united Miss de Gauille and Mal Admin De Boissen Woo of the French Army at the Gaulle residence in Auburhnn Newily reported. The couple’s nuptials mark a formal union between notable individuals from military and social circles.
China Reds Threaten Civil War
Chaotic dispatches from Chungking report rising tensions as Chinese communist forces threaten Jehol and Jehol border towns. Government claims counter moves and mobilization across Manchuria amid calls for unity talks. Report notes significant troop movements and potential escalation of civil strife in northern China.
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China
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Chiang Kai Sheba
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Marshall
Chitose
Dun Ching
Pineville Mine Sealing Begins After Explosion Toll
In Pineville Kentucky a rescue effort starts as miners seal the Pineville mine where a deadly explosion trapped workers. Fourteen to twenty four men were reported dead or missing, with several rescued and others presumed lost as efforts progress amid methane and water hazards. A relief committee pledges funds to aid affected families.
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Ane
Ion Mile Maith
Finesalle
Afei Beiny
Mnother
Binner
Pineville
President Taftman postpones address as Congress eyes labor policy
President Taftman told listeners from Washington yesterday he would reformulate the Anal draft of an important policy, delaying the radio broadcast until 10 PM. He aims to cover legislative, international, and labor issues, with Key figures Schwellenbuch and Steeman cited in internal department talk. The President plans a 21 point agenda including labor, military, and peacetime revisions, while his family remains in Missouri for Christmas.
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Schwellenbuch
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Steeman
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Steelman
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Wil
Uw Potomac Tier
Teun
Teleyiayh
Tony
Umion
Lyteman
Margaret
Thetir Massouri
Washington
Williamsburg & Few
Tiumin
Dingling
Forrestal to Resign Sometime This Year
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal stated in an interview that he plans to resign this year and hopes the President will not push him to depart immediately. He noted no fixed date but signaled a coming departure after years in the post.
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Hla
Tumin
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Forreste
Tme
Allc
Franks Knox
Mite
Ronsevelt
Bren Suri
Knox
High Court Refuses to Act In Suit to Oust Senator Glass
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals declined to review a suit seeking to oust Senator Carter Glass. The case, filed by local Republican Arnapow County officials, argued Glass is permanently incapacitated and should be removed. The court ordered a fresh review, with uncertainty over the outcome lingering as a four to four vote was indicated.
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Tinthe Robert Ho Thelen
Feders
Gouth
Packing House Workers Call Nationwide Strike For Jan 16
The Associated Press reports about 200000 packing house workers being urged to strike on January 16. Unions demand a 26 cent per hour wage increase, with leaders saying the action could affect meat prices and the operations of the four largest packers. Government and industry officials weigh potential impacts on national services and supply.
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Lowe
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Floan Armed Services
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Howe
Ltllanis
House
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Chicago
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Seift
Cudahy Armour
Walsen
Nts
Mutunel Company
Miles Paelingg Waser
Gontimad
Srknior
Paley Sworn In As Coast Guard Head
Admiral Paley takes command as head of the Coast Guard amid wartime service honors. The ceremony included praise for naval leaders and wartime duty, recognizing officers for their performance and dedication to duty.
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Withinion White Coase Gavi Seatoud
Kiet
Chestar W .Luntt
Naval Operations
Aday
Joseph Beyer Fancy
Guyld
Treasuy
Nomuiz
Navy Minesweeper Disaster Kills 12 Officers Crew
Navy reports twelve killed and eighty-two wounded aboard a minesweeper after striking a mine in Japanese waters near Kurabi Island. The accident occurred during sweeping operations northwest of the island, with ninety naval personnel aboard the ship. Surviving officers and crew were transported to hospitals, including Samatian trehtde L) Roger BR Clish in New York, while the national response centers on investigation and casualty reporting.
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Aweaper Mintvet
A& Castale
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Shi
Iwig
Kurabi Island
Naceitent
Accuse Nazi Police Head Of Ordering Mass Slaughter
Prosecutors at the International Tribunal yesterday charged the police head with ordering the slaughter of multiple communities. Witnesses described gas executions and a coordinated plan to annihilate camp inmates as Allied forces closed in on German territory.
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Americ
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Bray
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Tareauthinson Prison
Midiott
Waltunbrunner
Persantit
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Ty Amesteus
Wetudine
Adolf Tider
Lege Flesen
NVI
MacArthur Says Policies Have Attained Ends
General Dawg las Michamir reports that Japan’s government policy aims have achieved decisive outcomes. He argues wartime policies, backed by vast manpower, have reshaped Japan and influenced the future of the country, marking a turning point in the national conduct.
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Restoration of Ceiling Prices on Fresh Citrus Fruits
The OPA ordered restoration of price ceilings on fresh citrus fruits yesterday, and the agency said growers would receive fair value for their products. Prices will range slightly higher for a short period than before the ceilings were suspended on November 11. Local notes indicate continued monitoring of market conditions.
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Washington
OPA
Pttes
Explosives Found Spark Fears of New Palestine Riots
Police report another cache of explosives unearthed yesterday in a Palestine area. Officers noted possible imminent orders as roving gangs surfaced. In separate discoveries a workshop on a street yielded tools, clothing, and what appeared to be clandestine matter, while a cellar contained gunpowder and incendiary items. Nearby, a structure near the police HQ was damaged by an earlier blast, leaving one man fatally wounded.
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Terusiimn
Aire Dbs
Csuaich
Duergot
Tesi
JermeRen
Royal Narse Dies In Sundriiali Incident
Royal Narse died yesterday at Sundriiali amid a chaotic event involving Queen TV beth, Dougiry, Wia muse bo Prineases bh uoth, and Wirgiel. The circumstances remain unclear as authorities investigate the sudden death and the related disturbances at Amuse.
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Homma Faces U S Court Proceedings in War Crimes Trial
The prosecution opened arguments against Japanese General Haru Homma, linking him to atrocities in the Bataan and Manila areas. They argued direct orders tied to civilians’ deaths, while the defense claimed lack of constitutional rights under U S authority. The case, overseen by U S military authorities, centers on World War II war crimes and accountability.
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la Vocechines Aamat
Tomoyuki Yutuashila
Ste
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Nzil Ham
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Joussiai Uy
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Yamashila
Awa of Humanity
Disabled Troopship To Be Towed to Horta
A disabled troopship is to be towed to Horta in the Azores for repairs. The ship lies at sea with 20 veterans aboard and is being pulled toward the Azores by the Dutch tug Thomas. The Navy reported the Hood in immediate danger after the loss of propulsion and gear. The ship will be towed to Horta for urgent repairs while remaining troops and medical staff monitor the situation.
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Lyttonmericin
John
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Quartermister
Anny Smd
Four Men Die In Downtown Fire Amid Subzero Weather
A deadly downtown blaze trapped a 100 year old building in freezing conditions yesterday. Fire crews rescued others as debris blocked streets and exposed residents to harsh weather while sparking investigations into the cause of the fire and the fate of those unaccounted for.
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Mead Pleased With Gubernatorial Sentiment in New York
Senator Mead voiced cautious optimism about gubernatorial sentiment while visiting Sante Wa Investi iun yesterday. He declined to discuss housing policy in detail, but called for practical steps to provide more affordable homes and a permanent teaching facility. He noted Army and Navy discussions on shelter for missing men and emphasized progress by Gen George G Marshall. He urged State Army base improvements to enable spring utilization.
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James Wo Mead
DNY
Sante Wa Investi Iun
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Han
Lormnent
New York State
Warlunle
Meni Sa
Army
Davy
Lam Ching
George G Morahall
Mond
Dewey Seeks Major Tax Cuts for 1916 Legislature
Governor Dewey and legislative leaders unveiled a three point plan to cut state taxes totaling 119 6 million dollars. It includes a 2 percent reduction in the personal income tax, continuation of the 2 4 percent business tax relief, and elimination of the 1 percent emergency business franchise tax. The package aims to save income taxpayers and businesses, placing New York on a more competitive footing for new enterprise.
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Sim
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State of New York
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al Cal
Gralimad
United States proposes Inter American Mutual Defense Treaty
The United States distributes proposals to Latin American capitals except Argentina for an Inter American Mutual Defense Treaty to deter aggression. The plan, to be discussed in March through April 15, calls for restraint from force against territorial integrity and political independence in line with the UN Charter.
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