Non-Essential Troops Abroad Ordered Home
A chaotic World War II era dispatch reports Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower ordering nonessential troops to be discharged or recalled home from theaters abroad while demobilization plans proceed. The Defense and War Departments weigh risks of protests and violence as units are loosened and redeployed, with official guidance to avoid delays for troops with no military necessity.
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Blalfs Nissage
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Uw Rothitay Poleeman
Lee Saldlic
Dane Lo Mony
van Tor Ue
Phinte
Kone
Sena
MeNameys
Aymeniond
Washington
Lewin Johnson
Cole
Jap Death March Brutalities Described in Al Homa Trial
Testimony recounts brutalities during a death march tied to Bali death squads. Witnesses describe beatings, shooting of prisoners, and mistreatment as officers allegedly forced civilians and soldiers into water and forced marches. The proceedings cite specific names and locations from Willamsport area witnesses and court records.
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al Homa
Illinois Farm Youth Kidnapping Shocks Community
A farm youth was abducted yesterday near Barrington and held in a kidnapping case. Police report the victim was attacked and assaulted during the crime, later released near her home, and then testified about the events. Investigators say a suspect confessed to taking part in the crime and provided a statement detailing the abduction and subsequent actions.
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Joseph Muber
Andes
Truber
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Eller
Zonk
Naniall
Adanant
Nazi War Law Documents Reveal 1938 Plans for Blitz
Wartime files detail high command debates over triggering war and bombing of neutral states. The court heard that some officers argued normal wartime rules could apply while others warned against unprovoked aggression. Evidence linked Alfred Jodl and Wilhelm Keitel to discussions on actions and legal justifications for potential conquests.
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Germany
Documenta
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Ayibunal
Marshal Wilkin
Ikelite
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Gi High Command
Geh
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Eve Luthyr
Robery
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Brudne
Anwar
Davi
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Eoden
Rosuhie
Baer Party
Rostmberg
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Bus Strike Vote Sparks Transit Impasse in City
Citizens from Willianstown to Gaent Giv ington Mase backed a strike vote against Berksiite Street Railway Company. About 100000 people may be affected as six bus drivers are involved, with drivers asserting concerns over working conditions and pay. Local officials plan to monitor the situation as the vote results circulate.
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Berksiite Street Railway Company
Gomlle
Willianstown
Gaent
Police Hint Solution In Kidnap Slaying Within 24 Hours
Reported police hint that a solution to a kidnapping and slaying could come within 24 hours. The article details court proceedings, suspects, and detective work, with officials bracing for the possible arrest and the public awaiting verdicts as investigations unfold.
G O P Majority Leader Considers Leaving Assembly
The GOP House leader signals possible resignation amid talk of seeking a Senate seat or other nomination. He hints at not seeking reelection in the next session and notes the impact on party plans while urging colleagues to unite with Democrats to press for policy goals.
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Reynibbin
US Sunutor
Betaning
Ins Cnlleagues
Pan Bath Republic
Pappy Boyington Marriage Stuns Prospective Divorcee
A chaotic tale from Las Vegas reports a dramatic marriage involving famed aviator Pappy Boyington and Frances Baker, with related divorce and custody rumors surfacing amid claims by attorney Millar and others. The piece blends gossip about a divorce hearing, financial estates, and alleged prior separations, noting no children from one union and referencing several named parties and a Seattle connection.
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MTA Col
Gionary
Pappy
Byington Aierichs Wee Wat Fiyer
Frances Baker
Lams
Las Vegas
Toyingtons
Ruth
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Malcolmon
Vonaltinge
Joann
Aint
Sore
Perrana
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Roosevelt Told Willkie Jap War Due
Roosevelt advocates that an impending Japanese aggression would force the United States into war. The article recounts exchanges with Willkie, mentions statements to press, and references memoranda and testimony about U.S. policy and potential moves before Pearl Harbor. It notes the atmosphere in early December and the ongoing hearings.
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OPA Proposes Butter Price Change Sparks Debate
Washington reports show the Agriculture Department proposes adjusting butter prices with OPA Subdivision Director John Collett opposing increases. Secretary of Agriculture Ander weighs a plan to raise prices to seven pounds per unit, while OPA Director Chester Mowlie announces a formal statement opposing any hike.
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Dulter
OPA
John Collett
Walt
Aupe
Apriculture
Ander
Hey
Subsulier Andey
Chester Mowlie
Telephone Strike Across 42 States Threatens Nation’s Lines
Albany reports a nationwide telephone strike covering 42 states threatens to cripple communications. Governor Dewey seeks bipartisan veterans legislation amid partisan contention in both houses. The article notes political maneuvering to delay action until after elections and discusses tax, housing, and health plans tied to Dewey’s proposals.
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Albany
Dono Piatt Chigllans
Segsson
Lowey
Dewey
Daweys
Kingston Site Impresses UNO Amid Fog Festoons
Reports state United Nations Site Committee members stood on the Kingston site near the Hudson yesterday testing the last of a dozer and surveying miles of proposed approaches. Officials touted a purpose settled plan across the river while weather remained poor and tensions rose among regional leaders.
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Geten
Lnited Nations
Hudson
Miles
Ike
Hyde
Tremont
Garmittie
Hinston
Wystchester
Long Island Pitherton
Ridgefield Staniford
Flood Disasters Claim 22 Lives Across Southern States
Reports from ALSOPETS PRESS note violent floods across Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and surrounding areas. High water damaged homes farms and roads as authorities tally 22 deaths and monitor receding flood conditions amid ongoing weather system effects.
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Enpying
Wentucky
Tenessee
Lams
Georgia
American Delegation Reaches Accord On Eve Of UNO Assembly
The American delegation to the United Nations Assembly reached a harmonized accord after talks with Secretary of State Byrnes. Biden said any plea on energy must go before Congress, and Byrnes accepted steps to protect security while awaiting UNO machinery. Vandenberg urged congressional approval for any atomic plan, and a Soviet delegation headed by Andrei Gromyko arrived amid questions over the Moscow talks and potential bomb development.
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United St Tes Delentuion
United Nilian’ Assembly
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Arthur Vandenberg
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Andrei Gromyka
Washington
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Moscow
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Veraullee
Meavings Set for Milk Marketing Changes
Albany proposes changes to state and federal milk marketing orders for the New York metropolitan area. Hearings were held with officials including Commissioner C Chee, Dinnenad, and Waterlawn. The plan aims to amend pricing rules after the removal of federal subsidies.
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Wrapoo Us
New York Metropoltan
Cease Fire Order In China Amid Negotiations
Reports say Chungking government and Communist regime call for halt to hostilities with limited troop movements allowed for Nationalist forces to reposition for talks. A conference of 18 political factions was summoned to resolve the Sino center crisis as last night’s talks intensified near Hangzhou.
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Letlain
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Ile Tiomunting
Fouth
China
Palestine Leaders Propose UN Trusteeship for Palestine
A Palestine group urged the United Nations to consider a trusteeship plan for Palestine. The proposal, presented in New York, suggests a staged path to self governance and a commonwealth while safeguarding religious and minority rights. The group also urged admitting 100,000 refugees as humanitarian relief.
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Joseph Proshaus
New York
Une
Jewish Congress
Palestine
League of Vauians
Pilasume
Ueath
Cer Wimny
Navy Unveils 500 MPH Jet Fighter for Carrier Combat
Navy announces development of a jet powered carrier fighter with a claimed 500 mph speed. Built by McDonnell Aircraft Corp St Louis MO, the fighter features integrated engines and catapult or ski-jump launch options, aiming to enhance carrier air superiority despite design complexities.
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Tte
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Niles
Steel wage bargaining to resume amid steel wage walkout
A broad walkout by Western Electric and Bell system workers halted about 775 telecommunication installation jobs across 12 states. Negotiations resumed under Jasoh Mandelbaum as union leaders warn of a total toll service breakdown within days. The steel dispute could raise prices by about 44 dollars per ton as negotiations continue.
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Association of Communication
Weke Wee Aung
Western Theetné
Bell Telephone System
Western Electric
Americar Triephang
Delegraph
Thite
Step
Set Hoenig Board
Washington
U + Stel Corporation
Steel Workuts
Thin P Teinsinger Chaiman
Canadians cheer Eisenhower visit amid sleet storm
Canadians braved sleet to greet General Dwight D. Eisenhower during a visit to Ottawa. A crowd of thousands lined central streets as officials and dignitaries accompanied the party through city landmarks. The focus centered on defense ministry talks and high level discussions with British and Canadian leaders about postwar defense.
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Eusenhower
Doeninen
Parlof
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Pliza
Anite Aostaf
Eisenhower
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Ray Atherton
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Innen
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Toante
Usui Writer Dies in Mysterious Circumstances
A writer identified as Usui Writer dies amid unclear events described in fragmented notes. Reports mention handwriting, a night scene, and a literary circle mourning the loss while authorities investigate potential causes and connections to published works.
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