Allies Charge Ribbentrop Goering Sought War
Allied prosecutors in London accuse Nazi leaders Ribbentrop and Goering of planning aggression and war. The trial outlines Norway Denmark Poland invasions and support networks behind German occupation. Witnesses describe strategic moves, alliances, and the aim to expand territory across Europe.
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Germany
Flor and Goering
Jonehun von Hibbentroy
Find Brita
Vine
Shifted Iim
Gien Biwbs
Inetela
Poland
England
Mrsnee
China Truce Hopes Ahead as Conferees Meet
Amid cautious optimism, officials report progress toward a truce before the inter party and non partisan talks open. Gen. George Marshall chairs the US envoy as Chinese government and Communist delegates meet, with details remaining under wraps and guarded optimism about securing a ceasefire.
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China
Elvisielfe
Lenghuy
Curtis
George Marshall
Chinese Communist Party
T Te Norrow
Inter Party
Apollon Vetray
Marshall
Tinea
Janitor Seized In Chicago Kidnap Killing Case
Police hold a janitor in Chicago amid a high profile kidnap and murder investigation. Authorities say blood and body parts were found in a basement apartment the janitor occupies, with a note and items linking to the disappearance of a girl. Detectives plan polygraph tests as the case unfolds.
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Wilkie
Chicago
Siainne Degnan
Uysine
Sheanne Dogan
Pallee
Sorel
Hanrahan
Watch Online Inc
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Patentives
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Sgirl
Diane
Jerry Kearns
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Byrnes Confident on Atomic Safeguards Plan
Secretary of State Byrnes expressed confidence that an agreed safeguard scheme for atomic energy would be worked out to satisfy all parties. He and Britain’s Bevin discussed at Bovington after arriving from Washington, with U.N. plans to regulate the world’s most destructive weapon under debate and a proposed commission to handle nuclear matters.
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Atone Coengy
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United States
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Whder
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Washington
Bovington
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Guro Dala
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Hymes
Great Britain
Bevin
Americ Ath Howamer
Suisse
United Nations
Supreme Court Examines General Yamashita Fate
The Supreme Court weighed the case of General Yamashita, once a key Japanese commander, arguing whether he could be tried under U S or international law for wartime atrocities. Defense contended American war law may apply, while prosecutors urged accountability under existing statutes.
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Supreme Court
Yamashita
Four Shot to Death in Hindu-Mostem Riot
In Rambennay a violent Hindu-Moalet riot erupted as shots fired into a crowd. Fombutyi Bour and others were injured or killed during a procession in Vemar amid tensions between religious groups.
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Fombutyi
Rambennay
Anoellag
Vemar
Quaky Felt at California Al Gente Ca VHA
An earthquake event described as a short duration shake affected a California area near Al Gente with mentions of miners and a quake lasting under a moment. Details are fragmentary and uncertain but indicate minor ground movement and implied local impacts.
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California
al Gente
U S Can't Demobilize Faster Says Truman
President Truman warned that demobilization cannot proceed rapidly due to the essential need for troops worldwide. He cited vast forces already released and urged a cautious pace to build a foundation for world peace, while Congress weighs potential inquiry into demobilization.
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Truman
Washington
Ruman
Tegman
Amarien
Fim Foundation
Coumnap der
Geir
Europa
Navy
Canal
Capitol 24
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Com
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Congress
He Dhaii
Rich C. Johto
Do Cole
Senate
Mil
Shaky Jap Cabinet Bans Rightists
Chaos in Tokyo as Prime Minister Hyver Shidehara faces a cabinet rift over ordinances to bar rightists from public office. Shigio Miyoshi announces possible abeyance while government leans toward policy directives from Genial Macarthor Shidehara era officials. Kish hints at continued cabinet meetings with Shidehara reportedly recovering from an attack. Allied controls threaten Japanese business prospects as Russia signals reluctance to join postwar plans.
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Takve
Hyver Shdehara
Tule
Reguilar Sesetor
Urdinanes Bunning
Eueries
Shigeo Miyoshi
Assigiant Olier
Ordimenes
Reni
Japan
Jemain
Uying
Fiat
Russia
Clamps Down On German Critics
Stuttgart reports Lt. Gon and officials of the American government moved to suppress sub national policies and critics in Germany. The statement defended democratic rights while warning against disloyal opposition. Leaders of the Social Democrat Party were noted as claiming American aims to destroy German war factories.
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Germany
Gon
Tinh
Chay
Chlee
Ful Counis
Clay
Evden
Clay Auld Ha
Social Democrat Party
Truman Signals Possible Steel Price Rise Amid Looming Strike
President Truman indicated a steel price increase likely, but he could not predict if it would avert a nationwide steelworkers strike. Officials noted optimism, while government and OPA officials weighed permissible wage concessions and reconversion conditions amid industry demands.
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Washington
Tru Tan
Trice Boogis
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Mn Trims Morel
OPA I
Truman
Ready for action Indonesian POWs promise in New British move
General J unit in Java says Dutch PW troops reorganized and prepared for immediate action. British dispatch notes scattered combat operations near Malaya and Java with explosives found. airstrip and adjacent areas reportedly cleared after shelling by Indonesian forces.
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Alalf
Fortier
Netherlands
Malaya
Vanlonzarg
Giletynites
Mathein
Sonmeany
Batuvhi
Cilys
Greek Leftists Press Cabinets Amid Political Chaos
Greek Leftists demand cabinet inclusion as the only path to end the current chaos. Protests and strikes paralysed Athens, with city power outages after a large blackout as ministers brace for crisis talks.
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Western Union Strike Cripples New York Telegraphic Service
Western Union workers in New York City walk out in a seven thousand strong strike halting telegraphic messages. Officials warn of broader disruption as international communications slow and city agencies scramble to manage the blackout.
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Western Union
New York City
Floods Kill 12 Persons In Southwest
Floods swept six Southeastern states killing at least 12 people and displacing thousands along the Cumberland and Big Sandy river valleys. Monticello and nearby areas reported drownings as floodwaters rose, with hundreds of thousands in damages. Officials warned of rising rivers, evacuated families, and worsening conditions across Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and surrounding regions.
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Sandy
Monticelio
Fula
Harlan
Carthage
Gunigla
Malesia
Marth Carn Tia
West Virginia
Tennestow
Carth Age
Cumberland River
Janelle Wats
Valin
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Bainiaur
Cumberland Kane
Butter price rise proposed to take effect by May first
A recommendation urges an 18 cent per pound butter price increase by May 1 to boost creamery production and stabilize supplies. Officials note past ceilings and production costs, with further rises possible if market conditions demand, while looking to maintain firm butter supplies for consumers.
Late Vote Supports Union Action Across Nation
A nationwide union drive threatens a strike by 6,000 New York telephone installation workers and 268,000 members of the National Federation of Telephone Workers. Western Electric negotiations failed after lingering wage disputes. The walkout could disrupt telephone service in 42 states within a week to ten days unless modified demands are met.
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Weaver
Mike
New York City
Western Electric Company
Chicago
San Francisco
Lavi
Cleveland
Detroit
Yuan
Ime
Tus Onion
Wational Federation of Telephone Workers
Nself
Western Electric
New York
New Jargey
Meremville
NPUW
Pennsylvania
Connectcut
Weirmans
Jom
Alvike
Stikine
Pronk J. Fitpaimmois
Swat
Diphtheria Chandlers Hospital Deaths In Oswigs
Diphtheria reports from Oswigs Hoggitidl and nearby areas note the death of a resident while hospital staff at Houthering hospital treated others. The recent song of Waltham Himimond Cowie ul Serra is mentioned in local chatter with no clear cause.
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