Kimmel Charges Navy Withheld Vital Data On Jap Attack Plans
Washington reports reveal Admiral Kimmel accused the Navy of concealing crucial information about Japanese attack plans. Testimony before the Investigating Committee suggests foreknowledge could have altered defenses at Pearl Harbor and altered naval operations. The dramatic claims, presented publicly for the first time, center on intercepted messages and military advisories that might have changed course of events.
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British Charge T9 Nazis Killed 162 Babies
Article reports allegations of Nazi crimes including the killing of 162 babies and neglect at Lea Ger atin. It mentions infants separated from mothers, with claims of camps near Velpkeid Ruehen and other locations, detailing deaths and injuries among 82 and 47 individuals.
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Bemaeikeine
Transport in Trouble En Route to New York
A distress call was broadcast yesterday by a vessel southeast of Cape Race Newfound requiring aid. The ship reported a break on the starboard side amidships after a buttering gale from the west. The Navy stated rescue is unlikely before heavy weather eases and the vessel remains in danger offshore near the eastern seafront.
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Ahy Caburty
Henry Baldwin
Noid
Roy Wew
Yorks
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Fran Heey
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Hiver Pocahants
Shareen
Luthar Soley
Matteo
Fragmentary report on unnamed figures and events
The text contains fragmented names and unclear actions involving multiple unidentified individuals and places. It references a race or meeting and a person named Mart, with vague statements about timing, seating, and attendance, but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Army running out of troops Congress told by Eisenhower
Eisenhower warned Congress that the Army is demobilizing so rapidly that it will soon run out of troops. He cited shortages in manpower and equipment as key indicators and urged a plan to accelerate demobilization controls while preserving essential forces. The testimony highlighted projected cuts and the urgent need to maintain defense readiness amid ongoing overseas commitments.
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Nazis Admit Sinking Liner Athenia
Athenia sinking admission revealed before wartime premier by Nazi officials. Report notes the liner carried about 1500 passengers and was sunk in a British action seen as a push toward U.S. involvement. Contends German orders aimed to mislead and conceal responsibility.
UNO Hears Atom Weapons Peace Proposal at UN Assembly
The article reports delegates debating the use of atomic weapons to secure peace. It notes remarks by Minister Wilhelm Scheherthorn urging morality and caution against arming fear and highlights lobbying by various ambassadors for balanced energy policy and global cooperation.
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UNO
Condon
Nalions General Assembly
Sestariny
Wald Stila
West Virginia mine blast kills fourteen and injures many
A West Virginia coal mine disaster leaves fourteen dead and hundreds trapped or injured. Officials report 267 workers were at the scene when the blast struck, with survivors escaping via emergency routes. Rescue efforts and hospital treatments followed as authorities assessed the collapse and assessed remaining dangers.
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Albert Millis
Reds Would Curb Power of Chita's President
Article reports Communist proposed limits on the Chita president’s authority, seeking a restructured State Council to represent all parties and potentially override presidential power. It notes U S General Marshall’s stance and references a political convulsion and emergency powers.
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Lee Eldey
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Beth Odew
Geo
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Population Gains 8 percent in five years
The report notes U S population rose about eight percent over the five year span ending July 1 1915 including military personnel. It cites total population near 129.6 million and discusses migration and immigration trends affecting growth during the period from 1930 to 1935.
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Washington
United States
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Cee
Ameha
Meat Workers Strike Hits Major Packers and GE Warehouses
A nationwide walkout by about 20 000 electrical workers closes 79 plants including General Electric Westinghouse and General Electric’s electric division. Picketing surrounds the Troy warehouse and nearby depots as inspectors and government officials report no crossings. The strike disrupts production of military and civilian electrical devices amid wage aims and industry-wide tensions.
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Police Force Food Stores Open After Buenos Aires Lockout
Argentine authorities ordered food stores to reopen amid a citywide shutdown by 13000 workers in Buenos Aires. Officials said closures were tied to a government decree. workers faced a month’s pay and salary increases were discussed. Businesses planned gradual reopening as protests continued outside stores.
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Filomena Veliecu
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Joery
Camas
Cain
Degnan Kidnaping Clue Collapse Shocks Probe
Police continue to unravel the Degnan kidnapping after another clue collapsed. Six year old Savine Pennington remains missing as investigators track a blond stained car and a suspected couple questioned after discovery. The search spans two blocks near the Degnan home with body parts reportedly located in the January 7 night patrol.
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Withidui
John Sullivan
Alon
Tia Dognan
Pacific bases stance kept as Truman signals delay
The article reports President Truman's insistence on retaining Pacific federal plea bases and hints at delays in decisions. It notes surrounding debate among officials, unions, and international actors about security and postwar plans, with references to warning strikes, negotiations, and potential timelines.
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Ford Offers Auto Union Major Wage Boost Amid Talks
Ford proposes a wage increase near 1.72 dollars per hour for Auto Union workers, offering a boost around 162 percent above Pond’s current pay. The union negotiates while the company notes the change hinges on work rules and broader industry conditions. PMID: 171008 context references labor talks and tentative agreement dynamics.
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Ford Company
Truman Hopes for Steel Peace
A wartime era report notes President Truman aiming for a peaceful settlement of the steel wage dispute with General Motors. Key figures Nye, Dats, and Langs weigh proposals and the possibility of no strike as Congress considers action while Motors resists accepting the fact-finding recommendations.
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Ami
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President to Send Congress Combined Message Monday
A surprised news conference stated the president will send the State of the Union address to Congress on Monday. He indicated the message would outline broad recommendations and budget plans for the coming session. The delay in scheduling shifts Senate timing and congressional response expectations for the new session.
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