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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1945

Page

13

Congressional Probe of Pearl Harbor Attack Opens Today

The public hearings begin with Rear Adm. Inglis and Col. Thielen testifying. The inquiry aims to illuminate prewar Navy and Army actions around Pearl Harbor. Tensions rise as Murphy denounces GOP members amid calls over prior warnings and “weasel words” in wartime communications.

Congressional Pearl Harbor J. B. Ingiis Col Hernivd Thieten Inglis Naval Intelligence Thielenin Army General Star Barkley D-Ky Murphy D.-Ha Canmaikee Handuse Washington Congress Keele Rwis Gearhart Cal Alwin TD Kramer J. Edgar Hoover Keefe Rayburn Army Navy Pearl Hathor Ata Keanen Haywall fCrapeaty Unis

Brown New Deputy County Treasurer Brown New Deputy County Treasurer

Brown Brown appointed deputy county treasurer in Rensselaer County city after a vacancy. Announcement notes potential further picks for county attorney and an assistant district attorney as transfers and new appointments are discussed. Brown previously served as deputy county clerk and in state posts, recently on leave to manage a political campaign.

Jeneluer County Traasurer Clifford CL Hastings Rensselder County Board of Supervisors DeForest C. Piil Hopsick Falls Norbert D. Hamm al the Brown Clark Lawrence J. Collins Republican Party Laverne Wil

Youth injures himself with improvised explosion

Bristol police chief Edmund Crowley described how a 22 year old man used a live 38 caliber cartridge as a makeshift weapon. He tapped, pressed, and struck the cartridge with scissors causing an explosion that pierced his right side. He was taken to Bristol Hospital in stable condition.

Bristol Cetin Edmund Chawley Valerio

Victory Bond Thanksgiving Appeal to the People

The piece urges purchase of extra Victory Bonds during Thanksgiving, linking home and wartime effort. It stresses personal peace and prosperity, support for war costs, and the return of those serving abroad, with a patriotic editor’s appeal to the community.

Germany Tokyo Berlin

Witness Testimony Details Yamashita Atrocities and Warnings

Witness Sakakida recounts warning from Yamashita judge advocate not to testify. He describes American victims executed at Manila North Cemetery and Bay of Manila Bay killings. He cites executions of two American airmen and multiple decapitations and brutal acts by Yamashita’s command.

Manila Richard Sakakida Tomoyuki Sakakida Ab. Corregidor Judge Advocate Yamaahita Philippines Bakakida Manche Jolka Manila North Cemetery Yamashita Manila Bay Adyncate

22 Servicemen Safe After Ship Hits Tanker

A Philadelphia bound merchant ship carrying 22 servicemen and six civilians collided with a tanker off Cape May New Jersey. No injuries reported. The tanker S.S. Silver Park proceeded to its destination under its own power.

Philadelphia WY Philacelysa England Capa May N. J Fourth Naval District George R. Prale Ny Meat Silver Park Bay Onto

Labor Parley Faces Tough Problems Involving Mediation

Washington reports show the labor management conference confronting a series of jurisdictional and bargaining issues. Secretary George W. Taylor signals possible rapid action by the executive committee while committees study representation and existing collective agreements for workable grievance machinery. Public hearings heard fresh ideas from nonparticipants, including Dr. Frank P. Graham.

Washington George W. Taylor Taylor Truma Taylos Committee On Representation Ita Con- Faeld Nosinke Aid No-Joekout Emaises Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina

Victor Co Head Dies in Moorestown NM

Reeves Johnson, 78, founder of the Victor Talking Machine Co., died at his home in Moorestown yesterday. He built the firm into a major organization in about a quarter century.

Moorestown J. Wet Wildridge Reeves Johnson Victor Talking Machine Co

Appellate Court Clears Steingut of Contempt

The Appellate Division reversed a lower court ruling that held Irving Steingut in contempt for evasive testimony to a special grand jury. The decision notes vague answers but finds the examination lawful and not contemptuous, with a new examination to be scheduled. Steingut has served in the Brooklyn district since 1922 and faced scrutiny over disbursements in 1935 to 144, inclusive.

Albany Crvn Irwin Sratngut Assembly New York Gay Thomas E. Dewey Appellate Division Third Department State Supreme Court Steingal Prabe Daniel Smvle Las Hiram O. Todd New York City Juslice Imrie Stain Jsut Brookew Todd Stei- Bul James P. Hill Steingut Steingul Hill Wiieteen

Payer of Guar Plan for Wage Boosts Proparedl

Washington UPI reports a novel as you earn wage plan to raise pay through annual joint labor management talks. It aims to share revenue among workers and stakeholders with lower prices, encouraging production while avoiding scarcity. A leeway raise would be earned gradually, with immediate 10 percent increases unlikely without price relief.

Washington UPIAA Pts Knowland R-Cal Lee Ceen Labor Schwellenbach Blair Moody Detroit News

China Reds Batter Two Key Cities in Inner Mongolia

An Associated press dispatch says Chinese Communists were driven back in twin attacks on Paotow rail city and Kivelsul in Inner Mongolia as China’s fighting ebbed amid renewed peace hopes. In Shantung Province Nationalist forces landed at Tsingtao and moved to contest ports. reports hint at a possible withdrawal to Manchuria. Meanwhile Java’s battlefronts held with shelling and counterattacks as Malayan-backed talks surface. Indons cabinet moves toward ceasefire efforts.

Inner Mongolia Java Orient Chungking Lyons Railhway Paotow Suiyun Kivelsul Epet Manchuria China Shantung Province Tsingtao Shantung Sydney Weer Soerabaja Tly Suten Sjahrir Justin Binhrir Te Indunentins Indus Indoresio Hmpas

O Dwyer Testifies Before Brooklyn Grand Jury

Former Brooklyn District Attorney O Dwyer testified for over two hours before a Kings County grand jury. He waived immunity and indicated willingness to return for a third session. The panel charged neglect to prosecute alleged sacketeers on the Brooklyn waterfront during his term.

Wew York Mayareleet Wilfanner Sfar Kings County Turner O'Dwyer Henry Yest Salaty Toyer Thee Brooklyn

Domestic Controls Over Atomic Energy Urged By Patterson

War Department urged rapid enactment of domestic controls over atomic energy as allied powers near finalizing international control plans. Patterson warned a central domestic authority is needed to implement any international agreement, with a commission to oversee atomic activities and bomb construction. Leaders Truman Attlee and Mackenzie King met, signaling possible broad objectives, with further talks planned tonight and tomorrow.

Patterson Patterson Old Jis War Departments Trupan Stineister Attlee Biain MacKenzie King Canada Tbe United Nations Generatissima Statin Russia Trance China Britain United States United Nations Security Coucil Pomerroyw Hye Ie Might Stald Mathey F Pleeling Truman Attlee Sudlin Brithlick Loun

Bronx Boy Sees Virgin Mary Again Amid Miracle Prayers

In a rain soaked Bronx lot 25,000 waited as nine year old Joseph Vitolo jr claimed visions of the Virgin Mary for the eleventh night. Police kept order as crowds prayed and some invalids reported temporary relief. His sister quoted the Virgin speaking and urged questions cease while neighbors watched the boy atop a neighbor’s chair riding through the crowd. The Catholic Church had no official stance on the reports.

New York Bronx Joseph Vitolo, Jr Taro Hell Mary Lyme Mother Dearest Nis Joseph A Won King Hite Childeran Jol Wileman Brek Vehia Motor Daseph Virgin Meg Theresa Campane Aprinsk Francis Miatretla Slaley Lanna Asitive Ans Wilam Kahran Inez Those Aranno Brooklyn Millie Mileler Ana

GM Plants Idle As Buick Assembly Lines Halt

9,000 workers idled across two General Motors plants as chassis frame shortages from Cleveland Steel halted Buick and Fiber Body lines. About 5,000 laid off. up to 20,000 could be affected if Buick production stops continue. GM raises salaried wages 10 percent for up to 70,000 employees while wage talks with the UAW proceed. union says Cleveland plant cut 200 workers as lines stopped for two weeks.

Detroit GP General Motor Taniek Arttos Rm Prtts Ohio Buick Piet Steel Company Cleveland General Motors Torgay Civysivy Corp United Automobile Workers Wena Due Tah FE Ot Klay Midland Steel Paul ©. Miley UA. Wec. I. O Cleveland Copipany Studebaker Hudgert

Bowles Faces Backlash Over Auto Price Policy

Washington lawmakers pressed OPA chief Chester Bowles as protesters demanded stripping price controls from new cars. Dealers argued retail prices should stay near 1942 levels and upset members warned the plan would disrupt established price relations between manufacturers and dealers while delaying first postwar price announcements.

Washington OPA Chester Howles Ie Mn Hill Bowles House Small Business Campuftee

Government Buildings Set Ablaze in Tel Aviv Riots

Rioters attack four government buildings in Tel Aviv after crowds besiege streets. British troops fire on Palestinians and Jewish youths clash near Haifa as a curfew is imposed and police struggle to quell unrest following statements by Foreign Secretary Bevins.

Ernest Bevins House of ‘Commons Palestine Polke Strels Fred Nee Rivtuis Fringhe Tel Aviv Lesélock Haite Reuters Iran

Fragment of Play From Corregidor Given Patterson

Fragment details Patterson and Corregidor with references to Sun Colbest Avenius Coast Artillery and Augmils. Describes a dying officer entrusting a flag, the flag coming down at noon May 6, and observer emotions. Mentions Auglaus, Rhoads General Hoecings, and units in Schenectady with a 1938 to 1939 South China Sea service background.

Secretary of War Pattars Rem Avenius Coast Artillery Corregidor Rone Hines Halingiy Rhoads Hoecings Union Street Schenectady Coldwater Entionel Conant Artill South China Sea Ligon Jonas Yihan Wainwright

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