Navy Planes Scouted In Wrong Direction On Day Of Jap Attack
Washington heard that the Navy scouted for Japan on the day of the Pearl Harbor raid but moved in the wrong direction. A 1941 memo to Admiral Nimitz and Curtis Munson suggested Japan could attack Pearl Harbor by air, with two Japanese envoys noted arriving in Washington. The committee heard that warships survived the raid by turning away from the expected Japanese approach. The testimony raised questions about prior predictions and the accuracy of the naval surveillance on that December morning.
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Bloody Butcher of Philippines Doomed to Die
A Japanese secret police commander in Manila was convicted of war crimes by a U.S. military commission at Fort Santiago. He received a death sentence. an appeal from Lt General Yamashita may delay the hanging as the court weighs further action and legal questions.
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WAC volunteers aid mothers in England return voyage
Sixty-one women joined the Army War College effort to support WACs aiding mothers and children bound for England. The cadets volunteered to assist in the mission, featuring war brides arriving with their children aboard return ships.
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Troy Soldier Held For Slashing Two Girls In Troy
A Troy soldier, discharged from service, is held on second degree assault charges after slashing two girls with a weapon as they waited in a bites area. The victims, Mayy DeWity Wy and Ani May Julins, were treated at a hospital for leg wounds. Police connected the suspect, Adam Witke, 27, to the attack as it occurred near Congress Street and Sage Park.
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U S Meat Shutdown Threatens Nationwide Strike
Washington reports a threatened U S meat packing strike as workers demand a 25 cent hourly wage increase. AFL leaders and union officials consider coordinating walkouts across major packing houses, with an estimated cost impact reaching 25 million in immediate production losses.
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Army Brakes on Return Of Vets Lacks Replacements
The Army will slow the homecoming of veterans due to insufficient replacements from ongoing drafts and enlistments. Gen. Joseph L. Collins explained overseas forces would be under strength if all able men returned. Around 1.57 million soldiers are planned to come home in the next six months, with distributive totals across Europe, Japan, and the continental United States. A January influx of dependents and soldiers from England and the Continent was announced, but no large demobilization date has been set.
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France pushes bigger peace voice for small nations
France asks the United States Britain and Russia to grant smaller nations a larger say at a proposed 21 nation peace conference to be held in Paris before May 1. Paris asks that Finland Italy Romania Hungary and Bulgaria be allowed full participation and voting on peace treaty matters, with France hosting the event.
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Demands Conviction of Nazi High Command
The United States and allies pressed for guilty verdicts against German leaders, arguing prewar planning and wartime actions targeted Poland and Prussia. Evidence included affidavits from Field Marshal Werner von Blomberg and testimony on prewar rearmament and strategic aims, with prosecutors urging accountability for the Nazi inner circle.
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Two Women Sentenced in Murder Case as Jury Delivers Verdict
Mrs Annie Irene Mansfeldt Lane and Mrs Vida Manfetta are convicted in the death of a naval officer’s daughter. The trial links an alleged affair with Dr John Manefeldt to the crime. Mansfeldt Lane received one to ten years, while Minafeldt faced a similar term in prison.
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Violence Marks W. E. Strike in New Jersey and New York
A second day of a walkout by 17 200 Western Electric workers spreads from New York and New Jersey plants to at least six company sites. Pickets clash with police in Kearny New Jersey as injuries occur to four people. Negotiations resume only if a new offer is presented.
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Sixty Hurt as Police Break Up Bombay Riot
A Bombay riot during balloting for assembly seats left sixty injured including six policemen and twenty constables. Police dispersed a muttering crowd as a vigil was held in the area amid the unrest last night.
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Illustrator Dies in Yonkers At 80
Helen Lossing Tohnaon, aged 80, author and illustrator of children’s books, died yesterday in Ponghikeapele. She was the widow of Frank Jolnaon.
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Capital Telephone Operators Sitdown Strike
Capital telephone operators staged a sitdown strike yesterday in Washington disrupting service. Leaders from Chesapeake and Southern Telegraph Co claimed the stoppage concerned local issues and did not involve Western Electric Company employees.
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Chinese Reds Protest Chiang's Jehol Drive
A Chinese Communist spokesperson demanded a formal response to the government offer and signaled readiness to join discussions. The Communist presentation urged a united front and a halt to civil warfare as Gen. George C. Marshall works on a U.S. proposal with three committee members to seek a peaceful path in Manchuria, Jehol, and neighboring areas.
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UNRRA asks Morgan to resign over Jewish conspiracy claim
UNRRA called for General Sir Frederick Morgan to resign after he publicly disputed the agency account of a worldwide Jewish conspiratorial movement behind the transfer of European Jews into the American Occupation Zone. Morgan denied resigning, stating no reason to quit, amid a London-driven decision and a Palestine conference approaching in Washington.
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Japan faces new directives from MacArthur reshaping government
Amid sweeping orders from General MacArthur aimed at removing wartime leaders, Japan undergoes a political shakeup. Cabinet figures and top lawmakers, including Shidehara era allies, face removal as Tokyo streams lines to purge officials linked to wartime policies while budgets and expenditures draw scrutiny.
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Ohioan Links Proposals to CLO-PAC in Truman Debate
Senator Taft praised opposition to the Truman program, calling it superficial and Democratic in philosophy. He argued Congress has stalled on domestic reform, warned against a general wage-arbitration plan, and said the president’s efforts would not prevent strikes without broader control measures. Page N10.
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Tornado Leaves Texas Town Wrecked With Fatalities
A violent tornado struck a Texas town causing four deaths and many injuries as it cut a wide path across Caldsline and nearby areas. Widespread destruction followed with power lines down, homes leveled, and extensive property damage reported near Nacogdoches and Palestingae as responders assess the casualties and stabilize the community.
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