Space Ships Firing Atom Bombs Seen By Arnold
General Henry H Arnold warns that space ships outside earth atmosphere capable of delivering atomic warheads will be feasible soon. He advocates developing V2 like rockets and weapons to attack from unexpected angles, urging readiness against 3000 mile per hour projectiles and to minimize detection during flight.
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Troy Train Rips Trunk Off Auto After 60 Foot Plunge
Greenfield police reported a car plunged sixty feet from an overhead bridge onto railroad tracks. Ruth Keller escaped with minor injuries after the impact of a locomotive headlights blinded her, with telegraph wires and embankment aiding her escape. An official investigation cites the wreck as near Greenfield on the westbound line, noting the trunk sheared off and the car broke its fall.
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Armistice Day and Victory Bonds Appeal
A community Armistice Day message urges Americans to reinforce the peace by buying extra Victory Bonds. It links bond purchases to policing Japan and Germany, punishing war criminals, and maintaining military strength, warning of economic hardship if bonds are neglected. It stresses rededication to victory and urges tangible action today.
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World Honors War Dead At Armistice Day Services
Armistice observances mark the end of the first world war as leaders from the United States Britain and Canada place wreaths at Arlington and other monuments. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Attlee join King in ceremonies to honor fallen soldiers and discuss postwar defense and peace.
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Pearl Harbor Inquiry Spurs Wide Labor Strike Calls
Amid chaotic reports from Windsor Ontario and several Canadian unions, a 24 hour sympathy strike is urged in support of the Ford walkout. Wires claim UA policy committee backing and Ontario unions plan 21 hour action, while officials call for security measures and federal mobilization as the looming Pearl Harbor inquiry dominates national attention.
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Censorship Extension Reported by Soviet Press Office
Soviet censorship of outgoing news dispatches appeared extended with no official notice. Foreign correspondents say AP dispatches since Nov 7 pass without deletions, while political commentaries and civilian stories face longer holds. Other reporters report similar experiences as the process expands.
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No New Anti Jewish Incidents In Tripali
British military report from Tripoli states conditions have returned to normal after anti Jewish riots began a week ago causing over 100 deaths. No further incidents reported. Security precautions remain tight and no relaxation is seen by authorities.
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Secret Hedgehog Cannon Used To Fight Submarines
Navy reveals a new anti submarine weapon named hedgehog mounted on bow of sub chasers. It fired contact bombs in an elliptical pattern to encircle subs and drop charges, not depth bombs. The system, tested near New York, sank a submarine after two successful hits and aided pursuit and capture of crew.
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Navy Plane Crashes Near Beacon in Mountain Search
Navy reports a four engine bomber crash near Beacon New York with a large search and rescue mobilization. Coast guard and Army units flood the area from Quonset Point Lakehurst West Point and Stewart Field as crews hunt for presumed survivors and identify casualties.
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Liberal Leader Questioned by Bucharest Court
The Bucharest military court ordered 130 Royalists including the Liberal Party head to appear for questioning over the birthday demonstration that left 11 to 20 dead last Thursday. The Sovetski government-linked press claims authorities intend to interrogate Constantine Hratiua and 129 Ultras to determine responsibility for the event.
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22 Killed In Crash Of U S Plane In Italy
An Ansa dispatch from Palermo reports an American two engine airliner crashed during an emergency landing at Borea difalno airport in Sicily killing 22 people. The flight was from Athens to Haples with 17 aboard bound for the United States from Naples. women Red Cross workers were among those killed.
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Indonesians accuse British of mass killings in Surabaya
Reported clashes describe British artillery support as Indonesian forces claim thousands killed in Surabaya. Soekarno, nationalists, and residents report extensive destruction in the port city while the British deny using natives as shields and note internees rescued and communications restored.
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Montgomery Fears German Civilian Uprisings
General Bernard L Montgomery warned that civilian uprisings in Germany were possible as four power cooperation strained. He described postwar administration plans as bold experiments and cautioned that fragile cooperation among the Allies could falter, hindering recovery efforts.
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Filipino girl testifies on massacre by Japanese troops
A 96 year old witness recounts a mass killing in the Philippines. She describes seven family members bayoneted and bodies doused with gasoline before being set alight. She also accuses Lt Gen Yamashita of complicity as a former Japanese commander faces charges over preventable horrors.
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Electrical Union Seeks Strike Vote
The Electrical Union seeks a strike vote after a majority of workers petitioned for a wage increase and potential walkout to secure better terms. The War Labor Board was notified as employers in the wiring and electrical equipment sectors faced pressure from union leadership and regional concerns.
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Very Heavy Vote Cast In Yugoslav Elections
A report of a very heavy vote in Yugoslavia’s elections noted by The Times. An official spokesman said the source of radio reports could not be confirmed. Results were not known yesterday as the electoral assembly results were awaited.
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Liberals Move To Reunite China Amid Deep Divisions
A broad liberal coalition proposes restoring unity in China as factions clash over leadership and strategy. The Democratic League and allied groups plan a conference to coordinate policy while Communist and nationalist forces resist efforts, signaling a pivotal struggle shaping China’s political future.
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Jerome Kern Dies at 83 Composer of Show Boat
Jerome Kern, famed composer of Show Boat and classics like Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, died after a longtime illness in New York. He collapsed at Park Avenue in Manhattan and died of etythesia thrombosis after two days in an oxygen tent. wife and daughter Betty were at bedside. Kern arrived in New York recently, oversaw rehearsals for a revival, and left a legacy of Broadway scores including Very Warm for May and The Way You Look Tonight. He was born June 22, 1885, on New Yorks East Side, and helped shape modern American musical theater with tuneful melodies and pioneering scores.
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Talks on Bomb Talks With King Truman Alliance
Fragmented report indicates leaders King and Truman discussed nuclear policy amid Allied coalitions. The piece references Atlee and broader Western allies while noting public friction and cautious diplomacy surrounding wartime planning and security measures.
Religious Credits In State Schools Defended
A state education department defended religious credits in public schools amid debate over teachers and church involvement. The discussion touched on whether schools should allow observes in chapels and synagogues, with officials citing constitutional questions and past rulings.
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Unclear headline from historical report on air chief and minister
Fragmentary notes mention Air Chief HL Halton and Prime Minister Sn Mtb Haris planning police action. References to an event at a hospital and training from yesterday are present but wording is garbled. No clear date, place, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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