No Asylum For Hitler Allies Warn US Leads Pact
President Roosevelt with Britain and Russia urged neutrals to grant no asylum to Hitler Mussolini or Tojo and any Axis leaders. Britain backed the stance and Soviet Russia approved. He warned that sheltering war criminals would clash with the United Nations aims and reiterated plans to bring war criminals to trial.
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Roosevelt
Britain
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
Ane Cresmeuys Teynee
Ras Annes
London
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Soviet Warn Neutrals Against Asylum for Axis Leaders
Soviet notes to Turkey and Sweden urge neutrals not to grant asylum to Mussolini and other war criminals. Moscow says ambassadors in Ankara and Stockholm will present the appeals. Roosevelt supported the stance, while authorities noted asylum is discretionary and cited Kaiser Wilhelm II as a historical example.
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London
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Candy Co Head Buys Radio Chain
RCA announces sale of the Blue Network Co. Inc. for 8 million dollars to Edward J. Noble to meet FCC rules on network ownership. RCA will keep the National Broadcasting Company while the Blue Network transfers to Noble who owns WMCA New York.
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New York CP
Blue Network Co., Inc
Edward J. Noble
Thought It Was the Country Fair apartment ad teaser
Classified notice offering a completely furnished or unfurnished apartment with gas electric and hot water included. Suitable for 1 or 2 adults, $30. Call Troy 6858 for appointment. Hours today until 5 PM and Sunday 6 to 10 PM to place Monday ads.
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Troy
Postwar program urged for full employment after war
A 12 member presidential committee urged government sponsorship of a dynamic expansionary economy to achieve full employment after peace. It backed orderly demobilization without a lump sum veteran bonus and proposed three months furlough, up to $100 per month, 26 weeks unemployment benefits, readjustment counseling, free education, and old age benefit credits for service members. President Roosevelt said Congress must work out details and that the plan aligns with his six point veteran program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Armed Services
Flame Throwers Debut at Munda During Pacific Advance
Allied troops pressing toward Munda air drome on New Georgia with flame throwers and tanks for first reported use in the area. Dive bombers escorted by fighters aided the advance, bombing Munda Point installations and the Bairoko supply base ten miles north, while warplanes swept enemy ships and ground positions. at least 11 barges destroyed.
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Southwest Pacific
Munda
New Georgia
Munda Point
Bairoko
Soong Baby Born to Chinese First Family in Bethesda
A baby girl was born Thursday in Bethesda to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Soong. The Soong couple are siblings of Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek, wife of China's generalissimo, placing the infant in China’s ruling circle.
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China
T. l. Soong
Bethesda
Mr. Soong
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
Generalissima
Change Stirs Protest Over Police Bureau Move
Protests erupt in Troy as an order transfers the Bureau of Criminal Investigation from Troy to Albany with a 65 hour evacuation deadline. Officials say details are unclear while reports suggest only the bureau moves and not the police school. Citizens appeal to Gov Dewey to suspend the order until explanations are provided.
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Division of
New York State Police
Troy
Albany
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New York State Police School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
John A.warner
John A. Gaffney
Division of State Poice
Strategy Of Bombing Described By Max Karant
Max Karant, aviation editor, described Allied bombing strategy as aiming to damage targets repeatedly rather than destroy them in a single raid. He said repeated hits waste German time and materials, even if initial strikes do not fully obliterate the targets. He called England the biggest aircraft carrier, noting numerous landing fields from Scotland to London visible during a flight.
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Chicago
Max Karant
England
Karant
Isles
Scotland
London
Richest Girl Buys Reno Home
Doris Duke Cromwell heiress to the Duke tobacco fortune arrives in Reno to take possession of a three bedroom suburban residence. The estranged wife of former minister to Canada James H. BR. Cromwell is often called the richest girl in the world.
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Reno, Nev
Doris Duke Cromwell
Canada
James H. BR. Cromwell
Reno
Cromwell
Duke Tobacco
White youths held for murder in Detroit race riot
Three white youths confessed to shooting Moses Kiska, a 58 year old Negro man, during the Detroit race riots. Aldo Trani, 16, Armendo Mastantuono, 20, and Anthony Saraceno, 18, described a plan to target blacks and fired from a car. Formal charges await further questioning of another youth.
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Detroit
William E. Dowling
Dowling
Moses Kiska
Aldo Trani
Armendo Mastantuono
Anthony Saraceno
Kiska
Mastantuone
Trania
Fortresses Hit Hamburg as 300-Ton Bomb Run Strikes Again
Allied daylight raids pound Hamburg in a seventh attack in a week. 52 German fighters downed as 45 minute bombing blitz delivers 2300 long tons of explosive on the city with submarine works and war plants targeted. Fortresses suffer losses totaling eleven, with a 61-22 victory score.
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London
Kassel
France
Low Countries
Hamburg
Germany
Americans Press Advance in Sicily North of Messina Straits
Allied forces push near San Stefano and Etania as Patton orders keep striking. Canadians drive toward Catania center while British forces engage near Naples and Rome. Allied air power targets Tyrrhenian ports and roads. German defenses fray along Mt Etna line.
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North Africa
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Sicily
Messina Strait
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San Stefano
Etania
Catania
Tyrrhenian Sea
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Naples
Rome
Crotone
B.B.C
United States
Nicosia
Mt. Etna
Troina
Regalbuto
Dittaino River
Vandergrift Promoted to Lieutenant General in Marines
General Vandergrift, who commanded Marines at Guadalcanal, has been promoted to lieutenant general and named commanding officer of the First Marine Amphibious Corps. He was a major general when the Marines landed in the Solomons in August last year, becoming the second Marine to reach this rank after Lieut General Thomas Holcomb.
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Washington,Pt
Alexander AL Vandergrift
Guadalcanal
First
Marine Amphibious Corps
Marine Corps
Vandergrift
Solomong
Thomas Holcomb
Marines
National scoreboard players and scores update
National league results list show New York 13 beat Pittsburgh and Chicago 12, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 2 beat 1. Boston 0. American league New York 5 Cleveland 4. Boston 4 Detroit 2. Detroit 5 Boston 2. Washington 4 Chicago 1. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 in 11 innings. Wilkes Barre 6 Albany 2. Wilkes Barre 4 Albany 1. Hartford 10 Elmira 7. Springfield 6 Binghamton 4. Binghamton 7 Springfield 6. Scranton 3 Utica 2. Scranton 6 Utica 5.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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Wilkes-Barre
Albany
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Elmira
Springfield
Binghamton
Scranton
Utica
Need More Than Planes Says Knox New York
Secretary of the Navy Frank Ixnox, at the dedication of American Export Airplanes facilities at La Guardia Field, warned that airpower alone cannot win the war. He urged not to overemphasize any single arm and said victory requires landing armies and defeating the enemy on the ground.
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New York
UPI
Frank Ixnox
la Guardia Field
Knox
Italy May Be Out of the War Tomorrow
British cabinet ministers and service heads were ordered to stand by for war developments over the weekend amid reports of an Italian armistice bid. Marshal Badoglio urged patience, saying Italy cannot exit the war without wisdom and time. In Moscow the Red Army advanced six miles and captured twenty villages near Orel as German forces were rushed from France and Germany to stem the breakthrough.
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London
Marshal Badoglio
Italy
Red Army
Orel
Germany
Moscow
Stettin
France
Close Harmony among Allies on Italian Situation
United States Great Britain and Soviet Russia act in close harmony on the Italian situation with armistice terms likely to win broad approval. Churchill woke the war cabinet for two sessions as Britain links military and political developments. Badoglio faces a decisive moment on Italy’s war status amid expectations of a rapid turn in events within 24 hours to a week.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Italy
No. 10
Downing Street
Churchill
War Cabinet
Badoglio
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Paralysis fund-raising tops 5.5 million in 1943 drive
Basil O'Connor, head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, warned of a severe test ahead as the 1943 campaign reports a record donation of 5,527,590.99 dollars. He noted more cases in 1943 than in the same period of the prior nine years, with the current figures roughly double those of last year at this time.
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New York (P
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
G E Greene Dies Longtime Rensselaer County Law Dean
G E Greene former dean of the Rensselaer County Bar died yesterday at 4 pm at his Hoosick Falls home after two months illness He would have turned 83 on July 21 Born in Cambridge he studied law in Cambridge and was admitted in 1833 He opened his Hoosick Falls office on Jan 1, 1884 continuing legal work until May illness shortened his career
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George E. Greene
Rensselaer County Bar
Abbott Street
Hoosick Falls
Greene
Albany
Cambridge
John and
Louisa Becker Greene
Washington Academy
Daniel M. Westfall
Exhumation Ordered for Heiress Janet Gill Body
Acting District Attorney Sol Gelb reported a supreme court exhumation order to autopsy the body of 29-year-old oil heiress Mrs Janet Snowden Gill. Her death at the Savoy Plaza Hotel is being investigated since June 1 by Captain William Sherman Gill’s husband and Army Intelligence Office. Police labeled the death as a fall or leap from a 16th floor suite, with autopsy results expected days later for office review.
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York
Sol Gelb
Supreme Court
Gelb
District Attorneys Office
Gils
Gas Ration Change Delayed for Week or Two
Washington officials said gas line rations will remain unchanged for at least a week or two while awaiting a policy report from James F Byrnes, director for war mobilization, at the Office of Price Administration.
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Washington
WPB Officials Fined in Private Tool Deal Fraud
Washington reports heavy fines against former War Production Board officials for conspiring to defraud the government through a private machine tool deal. Robert B. Rhodes and Ralph J. Glaser each paid 10000, with 5000 fines for false expense claims. Louis Emerman plus Frank L. O'Brien Jr and Clarence J. O'Brien faced penalties.
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Washington
War Production Board
Robert B. Rhodes
WPB
Ralph J. Glaser
Assi
Heavy Work on Russian Front Report Says German Losses Mount
London radio reports war has turned into heavy work with no more special communiques. Stalin turns fighting into a battle of armor and attrition as Germany suffers tanks and planes losses on all fronts. Near Orel Soviet forces advance within eight miles. counterattacks slow by German reserves. Soviet lines claim destroying hundreds of German troops in renewed combat.
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London
Stalin
Orel
Leningrad
Donets
Plan Postwar Farm Projects
A special presidential demobilization committee urged a multi billion program to absorb at least one million workers after the war. It would aid men leaving the armed services and factories to obtain farms and farm work nationwide.
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Washington P
Acmed
Nuns Rescued From Timor by Allied Warships
Aneta dispatch from Melbourne reports a hazardous rescue near Timor involving more than 30 people including Portuguese priests nuns government officials and natives saved by Allied warships from Japanese held territory during World War II.
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Australia
Pt—Aneta
Netherlands
Timor
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