17 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash At Cheshire
Seventeen people died in a Miami to New York Eastern Airlines transport crash near Cheshire Connecticut. The wreckage burned as rescuers arrived and officials later released a list of the victims including pilots crew nurses and several passengers. The jet had stopped at multiple cities on its northern route before the fatal impact near a state highway.
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Conn
Aeteunion
Connecticut
Sturman
Horace Coffle
Cheshire Furmer
Atato Pollen
Hostile
Cuplene
State Reformelory Grnorla
Wiaines
Itn
Svet Faron
U. S
Vassengers
Edward J Hickey
the Fist
Roy A
Kuser
Trenton
Newf Tabork
Mass
Barhara Thonwaon
de Siemanalild
Flandish
Saw Milles
Montreat
David Well
New York City
Chevy Chase
Preasay J
Mitseh
New Fort
Horney Berger
New York
Carstanee Lulwig
A Maynaid
Callwell
New
Gerard Yootlimk
Brootlyn
N.Y
Miami
Pls
Charduntan
A. C
Washingu
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International Court to Try Jap War Criminals
The International Military Tribunal will try Japanese war crime suspects, with tasks to bring individuals and organizations to trial for offenses including crimes against peace. Top names include Hideki Tojo and other wartime leaders. trials expected to begin in March in Tokyo, with 110 suspects named by MacArthur and Allied authorities.
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Tokyo
Guner Indy
Jd Uaede
MacArthir
Angie Aveerith
Penn
Indwlad
Jamin
Hideki Tojo
Nix
Japan Ase
Hong Kong
MacArthur
Renayke Tsogat
Pickets Parade at Pittsburg Plant During Strike
Pickets appeared last night at the Pittsburg works of Donra and Loughlin Steel Corp where some workers of the United Steel Workers union were employed. Though no formal announcement, it was said the plant had been struck as men began leaving the mill in small groups and joined the line of pickets at the main gate.
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Pittsbuy
Pittsburg
Donra & Loughlin Steel Corp
C. 2
O-United Steel
Ava
Sodbean
Meals Wry Atijen Chie Manes Lager or XXX
A compact OCR fragment shows a food or drink headed item with unusual spellings. The line hints at a preference or advertising phrase about meals and lager with odd names and abbreviations. No clear event date person or place is identifiable from the readable text.
Admiral Kimmel Faces Senate Inquiry On Pearl Harbor Blame
Testimony shows Admiral Husband Kimmel declined responsibility for the Pearl Harbor losses while stating that no dereliction was proven. The Senate committee examined his command decisions amid broader prewar and war-time policy debates.
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Washington
Husband Eh Khowwel
Pearl Harbor
Poeytech
Namel
Senate House
Luss
Grielly
Winntel
Seryn
Kimmel
Winston Churchill
Weiel
Roosegalt
Kluineel
Wensalt
LMI
Hawaii
Two Soldiers Die In Reading Train Wreck Near Myerstown
A Mississippi bound troop train collided with a Reading freight train one mile west of Myerstown Pennsylvania injuring 22 people including 11 soldiers. One soldier identified as Charles W Hellings died at Reading Hospital. Debris tore up four trestles and sections of track. rescue crews worked through the night to clear wreckage and notify next of kin.
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Myerstown
West Wight
Europe
Lenin
Reading
Hate
Delphia
Charles W. Hellings
Monding
Norehy
Nest of Kin
Jindikatowy Gay Hospital
New Zealand Demands UNO Veto Changes After Russia Warning
New Zealand calls for limiting the Big Five veto power at the United Nations Security Council after Russia warned against dawn actions by principal powers. Prime Minister Peter Pryor disagreements with the Big Three on energy commission proposals surface as he reports to the assembly. Spain’s status at UNO questioned while wartime criminals' expulsion and trial loom as debate continues.
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London
United Nations
Russia
Agaliet
Ceuurity League
Ute
Adsily
Pome
Peter Pryor
New Zouland Slo
Alowie Energy Commission
Bisation Assembly
Security Council
United States
Lritigh
Moscow
Dean Amentiah
Nasrullah Tate Am
Securiy Council
Rixeley
Specif
France
Spain
Uopethos
UNO
Curley Convicted of Fraud in Boston Mayor Case
Washington reports James M. Curley, mayor of Boston, along with Benja Wakefield Sealth and James G. Fuller, were found guilty by a District Court jury of using the mails to defraud. The trio, former leaders of Engineers Group Inc, faced multiple counts with substantial fines and potential prison terms. Curley, recently serving as both mayor and congressman, faced significant penalties and plans to appeal.
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James M. Curley
Boston
Masshemusetts
Leo Athers
Currey
Banjax Wakefield Sealth
Forever Merbner
National Labor Relations Board
Jaanes G. Fuller
Tigerrold Curley
Curley
Smith
Jeutles
Weyad
Wud
Hulton
Fluids of Engineers Group, Inc
Fry
Abe
Hiv Uraney
Saekers
Rullur
Ik Ad
Ierk
Wag
Wibian B. Teohy
Pilotless Radio Guided Plane Flew Wildly Over NYC
A pilotless radio guided plane went off course over the New York metropolitan area after takeoff from Navy testing grounds in Atlantic City. Navy and Coast Guard search efforts continued as officials said the craft contained confidential equipment and could not be recovered, with authorities coordinating to locate and secure its contents.
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New York City
New York
Navy
Fhode Island
Nawdersex
New York Metropolitan Area
Coast Guard
Altesen Hoseae
Jack Lau
Dlaned
Cantina
Long Island
Alani
Aly Wimaluctrante Tase
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de-Sun Reseno
New York State
Wile Phila
N. Yu
Etty
Macy
AL Ba Giardia
We Civil Anvandates
Meat Strike Talks Collapse Amid Conference Breakup
Washington reports breakdown in public proceedings as government mediators fail to secure settlement in meat industry labor dispute. Key firms Armour Swift Wilson Cudahy Morrell and the packing houses face ongoing deadlock with union reps. Chicago hearings set to resume. Witte cautions limited progress and calls for renewed talks.
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Washington
Lahore
Inderal Autolaly
Chicago
Edwin &. Witte
Yestedding
Big
Armour
Swift, Wilson
Cudghy
Morrell
Puckeing House’ Workers Union
Wilte
Wille
Tarlien
Pueschayy
Witte Serted
Federth Cuneilitore
Wile
Roth
Transportation Strike Threat in New York City
New York faces a looming transportation strike as the Transport Workers Union contemplates a walkout over job security pensions and ownership of power supplies. Mayor OTLwyer downplays potential impact while private power firms and unions clash over costs and control of city transit.
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New York
Litto
Hisway
Michael Ot
Quill
O10
Transport Workers Union
Ownml
Consolidated
Svaliar
Tomanpartition Bis Heen Cammdeing
Lermec
Winghem
William Otlwyer
Union Says Electrical Wages Among Lowest
A union representing a large electrical workers segment claims wages are among the lowest in the industry as talks with manufacturers including Westinghouse and General Motors falter. Union officials cited 260000 members and urged employers to bargain in good faith while noting proposed arbitration discussions.
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New York
United Wmluctleal
Rauiv and Maeching Workers
Ameria
Ulugidentite Adistry
Brigan i
Fitzgarald
Black Market In Meat Reported To Be Growing
Authorities report a growing black market in meat as the packing industry faces strains. Police and the sheriff discussed efforts to curb illegal disutrtation and ungraded meat sales while watching prices and misrepresentation. About 24,060,000 pounds of meat are consumed in New York City annually.
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New York
Anirkeb
Polles
Hans Monash
New York City
Nation's Meat Supplies Rapidly Shrinking Amid Strike
Amid a nationwide meat strike many U S packers report stock running tight with forecasts of weeks of shortages. Independent and major packers face reduced output as retail dealers in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago warn of limited supplies and rising prices while government reports show cutting meat and poultry availability across states.
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Chicago
Nalion
New York City
Joseph Cohn
Meat Trade Institute, Inc
Marcel M. Maldwin
Fertig
Albany
Philadelphia
Boston
Jury Deaiers
Adenale
Metropolil
New Jersey
OPA
Liva
Washington
Sivdl
Protest Postoffice Delivery of Wires
A New York protest over wire delivery and mail service disruption drew union officials including Postmaster Albert Goluman and eight other activists who were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a confrontation at a Broadway postal office. The strike aims to pressure delivery practices as union leaders urge actions before a War Labor Panel deliberates. Metropolitan New York areas remained largely unaffected.
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New York
Skil
Broadway
Wextern Union
Retus Teves
Poe
Unin
Unker
Euling
Howe Savage
New York City Debates Emergency Tobacco Path Control
City officials yesterday announced a plan to curb the growing tobacco use problem amid a coal emergency. Mayor William Coppawyer and the Board of Health outlined rapid actions to control the diet on the city’s streets and public spaces.
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New York
Wulliam Copawyer
Thal
Enn
Ely
Filibuster Delays Senate Action On FEPC Dispute
Southern senators thwart a vote on a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission feigning unity as Overton and colleagues stall debate for hours. Key figures include Overton D in conference, Chavez, Murray, and Tydings as they seek possible paths to a vote amid calls for majority rule and procedural adjustments.
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Halled
Senate
Qgverten D-Laj
Coleader
Doww
Brin
Hen
Overton
Congressional
Querton
Journal Record
Murray
Chaves
D-N.sl
In & Smpre
Callius
Tydings
D.mad
PEPO
FERC
Maryland
Chavez
FEPC
Rueins
Battered Troopship towed Into Port
A damaged troopship named Menry Balstwin was towed into Argentia by the Coast Guard cutter Mordne after a storm offshore. The ship suffered a large breach along its side and main hatch. 498 overseas veterans bound for New York from Rangeroone were aboard. all injuries reported as crew and passengers moved to safety.
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St. Johns
Steel Priorities To Be Suspended By Rationing Plan
A wartime notice states steel priorities will be suspended under a rationing plan if an industry wide strike lasts until May 18. The Civilian Production Administration may issue emergency priority ratings to ensure essential materials flow, with UC unit quality ratings continuing under the plan to prevent disruption.
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Washington
Toh DD
Siva Clef
Iit
SAH
GPA
Ise
Wheels Set For Biggest U S Strike
The United Steel Workers and steel companies moved toward a historic walkout of about 750,000 workers after wage talks collapsed. Strike orders issued by Philip Murray say the strike will take full effect at 12:20 am January 15 1946. Large mills began curtailments and many plants prepared for an orderly shutdown as workers were sent home.
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Pittsburgh
C. I. O. United Steel Workers and Steel Companies
Washington
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel Corp
Jdustry
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois
Pittsburg
U.S. Steel
Chicaro-Gary
Ind
Aes
Elergen
Supervisa
Republic
Chicago Area
Cm Baltinion
Itm
Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
New York State
Massachusetts
Minais
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Union
U.S Employment Service
Regents Decline to Probe New York City School System
Regents declined to authorize an official inquiry into New York City schools. Commissioner George Stoddard urged that a formal probe may be unnecessary, noting nationwide findings of similar issues. He said citizens want better schools and cited unresolved tensions within the city education system and governance.
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Albiny
Shire Board of Regents
O'Mwyer
Bdnwathian
Iivorge
Iivorge 2, Staddied
Frank EL Karelsen
Trou
Balucinelan Qonmitres
Hiatin
Karelsen
Flo
New York
Stoddard
Anqury
Essary
Dik
York City Board of Edw
Knvetsen
Massie
Avery
Columbia University
Dente
Nationwide Steel Walkout Set For Monday After 5
A nationwide steel strike was called for Monday after 5 as the United Steelworkers and U. S. Steel rejected a White House compromise. President Truman urged reconsideration, warning a strike would stall economic plans. Murray and Galtless cited potential industry damage and pledged union support.
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Truman
United Stent
Binjamin Galtless
United States Steel Corporation
Busin
Murray
Walop
U. S Steel
Steel Campany
General Motors
Pullman Restrictions End on March 15
Restrictions in Pullman are easing on March 15 as authorities plan gradual repeal of bans on trolley service and streetcar usage. Officials say civilian travel will be smoother on roads and transit will return to regular schedules with phased adjustments.
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Washington
Orden of Defence
Gen Arnold in Clinic With Heart Ailment
Fragmentary newspaper item reports General Arnold in a medical clinic with a heart ailment during a tour tied to American policy. The piece mentions limited duty and references a reception funded by a gift, indicating a waning public engagement while a major conflict persists.
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Gen. Arnold
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