Roosevelt plan opposed by Richardson in Navy manpower debate
Admiral J C Richardson testified that Franklin D Roosevelt favored halting Japanese trade arms expansion, with plans for port barriers to Japan in the Pacific. The Senate inquiry into Pearl Harbor arms the charge that Republicans protected Japan, while Saltonstall and White defended colleagues amid partisan clash.
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Yamashita Lawyer Attacks Witness Motives In Trial
Defense counsel Maplin M Col. Harry Gharko questioned the motives of witnesses Joaquin Gulang and Jalpax as Lt. Gen. Yamashita faced charges over alleged wholesale mistreatment by Japanese troops. Clarke urged that Yaroehity did not consent to atrocities and noted communication gaps. The defense then questioned Lt. Gen. Awita Mulo, Yamashita’s aide, in lengthy testimony.
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Victory Bonds Urge Tokyo-Bound Marines Drive
A community appeal highlights a Tokyo bound Marine with blazing ribbons urging readers to buy extra Victory Bonds. The Marine’s dispatch from New York describes shipboard rumors of an upcoming Tokyo raid, praising Marines who carried the fight from Guadalcanal to Okinawa and urging continued support to complete the mission.
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Okinawa
Bombing and ground fighting siege Semarang and Batavia
British and Indian forces pressed the Semarang offensive in Central Java with air strikes and ground advances as Indonesians fought back around strongpoints. In Batavia heavy shelling and street fighting filled the capital while the Indonesian leadership urged restraint and support for the peaceful preservation corps.
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Troopers Nab Two Inmates After Six Mile Snow Chase
State troopers captured Frank J. Switzer at 38 of Norwich and Cyrus Eihart 18 of Richmondville after a six mile snow chase from Edmina Reformatory. Identified by Trooper Carl A. Lawson, the pair were found at a Patonia Lake cottage and restrained when they tried to flee.
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Frank J. Switzer
Norwich
Cyrus Eihart
Richmondville
Heyhoth
Burghay
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Chenango County
Patonia Lake
Ley
Lawson
Lamont Gives Harvard Major Library Donation
Lamont, a New York banker, presented Harvard University with 1.5 million dollars for a library endowment and further funds for a university chair. The gift follows an earlier 500000 dollar contribution to support undergraduate studies. The university plans to match the generosity with additional funding.
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Manila
A Bombs Still Being Made Says Truman News Conference
President Truman said the United States is still manufacturing atomic bombs for experimental purposes. He stated that the United States, Britain, and Canada aim to apply atomic knowledge to peacetime uses and urged creating a UN commission to outlaw atomic weapons as a war instrument. He expects a peaceful world through UN cooperation.
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MacKensie King
Matsuoka Exposes Cabinet Fall Ending Peace Trip
Former Japanese Foreign Minister Matsuoka told Arabi News he opposed a US pact before Premier Konoye’s fall in October 1941. He described war with the United States as unthinkable but fate, while Nagano and Sugano Prison are cited in the testimony. His son said Matsuoka faces arrest orders and tuberculosis affects him as imperial finances are frozen by General MacArthur’s occupation.
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Arabi Today
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Tube Cine
Asahi
Masayaka
Nagano
Sugano
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Yeaterday
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Thughten
Topflight Nazis Face War Crimes Indictment
In a German courtroom, twenty top Nazi leaders hear a five hour murder indictment from the International War Crimes Tribunal. Hess suffered abdominal cramps. von Ribbentrop collapsed and received sedatives. The proceedings focus on aggressive warfare and crimes against humanity as defense teams seek more time.
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International War Crimes Tribunal
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
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American Army Hospital
River Plane Crash Missing Four Believed Killed
Hudson River searches enter second night for four missing after a plane owned by Chester A Ballas plunged into the river en route from New York to LaGuardia. Only scattered wreckage found. four suspected dead include Jeronne Casper and Walter H Hurley among others connected to Continental Industry and allied firms.
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Terry Hot
Continental Industrive
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Jeronne Casper
Halles
Andrew HH. Alasa
Pittsburg
Continental Industres
Walter H. Hurley
West, Flat
Finland Seeks Long Term Loan From U S Eximbank
Finland opened talks in Washington with a U S government lender on a long term loan arrangement. A spokesman for the Export-Import Bank indicated negotiations began yesterday and are continuing.
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Serks Loan Washington LP
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Furs
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Eisenhower backs unified control and integrated forces
General Dwight D. Eisenhower urged unified control of the armed services and a merged training program at a national Legion convention. He argued for an integrated America with a single command, stressing battlefield value and a comprehensive defense effort, while prefacing continued debates on War and No Departments. Continued on Page Fifteen.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Amenenr Legion
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Legion Karlie
Edward Schelberling
Tim Evey
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America
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Banker's Wife Slain At Home In Denver Police Search
Mrs Leon G Kennedy, daughter of a Denver banker, was found slain in the bathroom of her home. An alleged attack left her infant unharmed in a nearby room. Kennedy, a chief bookkeeper, returned home to discover the body after work, with stab wounds and a severed jugular. Authorities describe the case as a brutal homicide.
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D. Mareline
Stafs
Leon G. Kennedy
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Bubs
Martines Sant. Kennedy
First National Bank
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Postage Rate Cut Approved by Washington Office
Washington officials approved a plan to reduce postage on journals and mail from blank to ten cents, with the action approved yesterday by the committee. The decision aims to lower costs for routine mail and periodicals.
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Hose Poss Office
Eisenhower Nimitz Named New Heads Of Army And Navy
President Truman designated General Dwight D Eisenhower to head the Army and Admiral Chester W Nimitz to head the Navy. Eisenhower succeeds General George C Marshall as army chief of staff immediately, with Senate confirmation expected. Nimitz will replace Admiral King as Chief of Naval Operations and return to the Pacific Fleet command.
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Labor Parley Hopes To Adjourn Next Week
The labor management conference executive committee debated forming factfinding bodies for industrial disputes and eyed adjournment by the end of next week. President Truman, at a news conference, hoped the parley would gain momentum with machinery to settle dry cases.
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Washington
Laboremanagement Conference
Trauman
Eva Braun Diary Claims Self-Destruction Threat Rooted in Love
Frankfurt dispatch details Eva Braun diary entries from early 1935 describing her portrayal as “mistress of Germany’s and the world’s greatest man” and a fear that Hitler would replace her with a slimmer Walküre. Translated by U.S. intelligence, the diary cites emotional turmoil, sleep-pill desperation, and affection fades as Hitler’s attention shifts, with mentions of unnamed figures and the Chancellery’s ruins context.
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James F. King
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U.S
De Gaulle Signals New French Cabinet Formation
President de Gaulle indicates he is forming a new French cabinet after a meeting with Communist and other party leaders. He plans to assemble a government from multiple parties, with a three-party session yielding cautious optimism from the Communists. De Gaulle refused to reveal the final composition or policy details as talks continue.
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Jacques Tucius
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Vets Get Preference for Eastbound Air Space
Washington move to speed veterans to eastern homes by Christmas. Office of Defense Transportation says 70 percent of all space on east bound flights for West Coast ports will be requisitioned. West bound traffic will not be affected.
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Office of Defense Transportation
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Nylons for Christmas Wasgnington L-Congress Wound
An unclear report notes a Christmas item tied to Wasgnington and a congressional context. The text mentions a manager from Granite Hoatory Mill and a Merde committer, with references to a House committee. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Aneta Wooten
Walkout Set Today Adlam Detroi VP-thoritative sources
General Motors workers in 20 states were ordered to strike at 1 a m today as the UAW President B Z Thomas and top officials call a nationwide walkout. The plan aims for all GM units to halt operations, with a formal statement issued once the strike is in effect. Negotiations continue on wage issues with tentative arbitration.
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Los Angeles
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121 Mersons Killed Mi Quilu Team Wreck
A festival disaster near Nicton kills 121 and injures many as a tour group transporter crashes. Emergency services rush to the scene while officials debate the cause and security responses. Local hospitals report numerous admissions and authorities promise a full investigation.
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Mersons
Liberal to Form New Greek Cabinet
In Athens amid domestic turmoil the Liberal party moves to form a new Greek cabinet. Reports indicate high-level changes as leaders push for stabilization while negotiations continue over a normalization loan and economic reform.
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Athens
Ex-Congressman Dies in Montana at 69
Former Montana congressman Dr. Jacobson, 69, known on the GOP side, died yesterday in Butte. The Republican figure, long active in local and state politics, passed away after a brief illness.
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