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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
15
Otted fragment describes Hess seeking British peace signals before his 1941 flight. It cites Maglish and Swiss inquiries, mentions German British war aims, and notes Nazi officials and historians discussing Hess and the peace proposal. The piece references Gestapo, Georgetown University sources, and a continued report on page Wittou.
UNRRA chief in Germany General Morgan resigns from his post amid a wave of voluntary resignations. An unnamed UNRRA official confirms the move and notes attention to Polish Jewish movement into American-controlled zones. New York sources report calls for his removal and comment on the overall UNRRA response in Europe.
New York reports legal action as Crosby sues Bing after canceling an agreed program. The Kinsey/Rowan era dispute centers on Crosby's contract with Kraft and J. Watton Thomipaan, alleging rights to a radio show and film appearances were violated. The singer has been absent from the program since spring.
Admiral Stark testified Washington stated the United States was at war in October 1941 and described orders guiding American forces under Admiral Kimmel and General Short. He recalled debate among top officials to avoid war with Japan and cited Senate-House committee activity and delayed public disclosure of actions surrounding Pearl Harbor.
Philadelphia police Lieutenant James Welly reports a father and four children slain in a residence. The father, identified as Emitel Schietz, lay shot in a living room with a rifle nearby and a bullet wound to the head. A one year old boy, a girl about ten, and another boy of 14 were found in separate rooms. Notes dated January 1 suggested a New Year’s Eve shooting spree.
A chaotic report outlines Chiang Kai-shek and Communist leaders debating a Marshall mediated ceasefire as blasts echo in Manchuria. Both sides claim gains as they prepare for a January conference, with Gen. Chou En-lai and Chiang aides meeting amid talks on a restoration of order and possible truce terms.
A fire aboard a small landing craft at Okinawa on Wednesday caused multiple fatalities and injuries among Navy personnel. An official inquiry was ordered to investigate the incident and determine the causes of the blaze and the extent of the damage.
General MacArthur ordered Japan to purge political houses and public offices of militarists and extremist groups. The directive targeted political parties and officials linked to wartime policy, seizing assets and banning associations. The move aims to reshape governance toward democratic rights and reinforced civilian leadership under the Potsdam framework.
Reports describe three heavy sudden accidents in Tel Aviv area at night followed by a series of actions across town. Authorities say a final investigation is underway into terrorism-linked incidents with related statements fromJerusalem headquarters.
A wartime government report disclosed that the United States and allied nations pursued defenses against biological warfare. It described research on deadly germs, methods for mass production, and potential offensive uses, with safeguards requiring secretary approval. Facilities across Maryland Mississippi Indiana and Utah were cited amid warnings of enemy advances.
The Associated Press reports that Western Electric and Bell System labor tensions could trigger a broad wave of strikes. Union leaders say 450,000 workers could be affected, with potential disruption across telephone manufacturing, utility, and related industries. Talks continue as officials seek a federal role in mediating wage and employment disputes.
New York Sun publisher T. Willian Dewan died from injuries after a tree fell on a vehicle near Amity. Dewan, president of the New York Rango, died at Washoe General Hospital within hours. Involved instructor Joseph M. Willian was not seriously hurt. A chaotic scene near the North Africa line tied to the Amity offices damaged by the incident.
The text reports on a proposed 930 million dollar program by state Democrats targeting housing and veteran needs in Maryland. It references Kensington Maryland and includes scattered details about a family tragedy, a separate fatal accident, and ongoing budgetary discussions in New York and Albany.
A two headed baby girl born to the wife of an American soldier in Britain died after fifty hours. Doctors noted the infant had two heads and necks with an abnormal spine. Officials indicated the mother heard news by cable and that medical staff would study the rare condition to determine prognosis.
Albany reports Luciano, freed by Gov Dewey, to be deported. Former inmate and associates tied to earlier convictions face evacuation and continued investigations. Also noted: Nick Johnson, 46, Albany County man convicted of second degree murder in a New Year’s stabbing, sentenced to 20 years.
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