Vatican Evidence Ramps Up Nazi War Trials
Vatican adds hundreds of pages of correspondence as evidence for the International War Crimes Tribunal in Nuremberg. UPI reports translations by Rev. Edmund Walsh and attorney Robert H. Jackson, with more than 100000 words prepared and a full week of presentation ahead. The Vatican protests persecution of the church, while Germany’s Foreign Minister Ribbentrop gave no reply.
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UPI
Vatican
International War Crimes Triunal
Edmund Walsh
Georgetown University
U. 5
Robert H. Jackman
Jackson
Palace of Justice
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Faemort
Ballvitt
Orlando Aid Sought in Italian Crisis After Premier Resigns
The Italian political crisis deepens as Crown Prince Umberto arrives in Rome for talks with Prime Minister Parri. De Gasperi rejects Vatican influence claims while noting the crisis stems from party disagreements and Parri's inability to unite a fragile coalition.
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Vatican
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Bonomi
Jewish Vet Cohen Elected National Commander at Encampment
Major Atexwell Cohen of Boston was elected national commander of the Jewish War Veterans at the closing session of the TWV s 80th annual encampment in Atlantic City.
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Atexwell Cohen
Boston
Jewish War Veterans
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Hull Faces Pearl Harbor Quiz Today
Hull is to testify before congressional investigators in the Capitol as part of the Pearl Harbor negotiations probe. Key figures including Senator Ferguson and Undersecretary Sumner Wells press him on State Department and Army talks, while Hull cites his role in Latin American affairs and refuses some points.
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Desmond Seeks Return Of State Employment Service
Newburg Republican Desmond urged President Truman to veto federal legislation and return operation of the U. S. Employment Service to the state. He argued federal control trapped employers in red tape and that state operation would improve cooperation with the State Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance to help job seekers.
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Goering to Call Lindbergh as Trial Witness
Fragmentary wartime text quotes Goering plans to call Lindbergh as a trial witness. Disjointed phrases reference defense strategy and named individuals, with garbled lines about contacts and arrangements.
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Lindbergh
British Strike At Indonesian Radio Stations
British attacks on Indonesian radio stations in Surakarta Jogjakarta and coastal towns sparked Indonesian counter actions. Reports say 100 Indonesians were killed in Surabaya as both sides exchanged fire while British forces advanced around the Surabaya peninsula.
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Associated Press
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Expressmen to Strike New York i Railway Express Agency
Expressmen in New York City and New Jersey voted last night to strike the i Railways Express Agency. If unresolved, drivers expect to walk out on December 1 at Smithite.
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Truman Rewins Democratic Foes of F. D. R. In Congress
President Truman appears to have won back several Democratic critics of Roosevelt in Congress. Key figures like Senator Tydings of Maryland express support, citing Truman’s direction on domestic and foreign affairs. New alignments emerge as Byrd and Hurd adjust positions on presidential powers and federal pay, framing a shift in party cohesion.
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Breaks in Two Slayings Spark New York Crime Wave
New York police reported breaks in two of the citys oldest slayings as detectives tied a Brooklyn suspect to a murder tied to a drive in case. In Mobile Alabama police said two youths face open charges in connection with the slaying of 19 year old Susan Seanga. Police in Kansas City said a 17 year old suspect was questioned after a tavern holdup left a man with a bullet wound in the spine. The report notes a surge in violence, with 63 people killed in 76 days, and cites various suspects and arrests across jurisdictions.
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al (Bununo) Davis
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Japan to Hear Unity Plea On Domestic Issues
Tokyo UPI reports Japan’s Premier Jojiura Shidehara will deliver one hour speech Wednesday focusing on the relationship between the government and the people and urging unity on domestic questions. Emperor Hirohito will issue an imperial rescript before a plenary session. The cabinet supports reforms to abolish repression laws and address war casualty relief while aligning with General Macarthur directives.
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Diidetlynd
Nazi P O W Escape from Medina Prison Camp
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said two German prisoners of war escaped from the Madigan Prisoner of War Camp at Medina New York. The escape occurred between 3 AM and 8 20 AM. Names listed as suspects include Karl Jonay and at least one other identified guard. The incident remains under investigation by authorities.
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U S Asks Russia For Data On Iran Revolt
The United States requested information from the Soviet Union on Soviet held areas in northern Iran amid a rising separatist movement. The note sought whether Iran had denied Tehran the right to reinforce troops and if communications and movement were restricted, reflecting postwar alignments and concerns over Iran’s oil region. The State Department declined to comment on the inquiry.
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Communists Demand Bevin Removal At Party Convention
The Communist Party at its 18th annual convention in London demanded the removal of Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin for continuing the government’s foreign policy and endangering peace. The resolution criticized Greece Spain and the Soviet Union and called Bevin a scapegoat as the party cited rising Greek political tension and perceived imperial alignments.
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Fear Congress May Crack Down On Labor Unions
Detroit reports show 206 000 General Motors workers idle in 31 plants amid a wage fight with United Automobile Workers. Union leaders plan Washington talks with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach as industry fear grows of broader idle time and possible auto production cuts across Ford and Chrysler.
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Funeral Services Held for Gen Patch at West Point
Funeral services were held at the old cadet chapel of the United States Military Academy for Gen Alexander M Patch twelfth Fourth Army commander. Chaplain Judy B Watthour conducted the service. Burial followed at West Point Cemetery with a firing squad and infantry detachment colors from the academy. Secretary of War Robert Patterson Gen Jacob J Devers and twelve of Patch's West Point classmates from the class of 1919 attended.
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640000 Workers Vote Wednesday On Steel Strike
The article reports a planned Wednesday vote by about 640000 steel workers on a possible strike. It notes wage demands and employer offers, with statements from officials about wage policies and labor relations.
Truman Visits Mother On Her 93rd Birthday
President Truman quietly traveled from the White House to Grandview, Massachusetts, to spend his mother’s 93rd birthday. He arrived aboard a Presidential plane after dawn, surprising Mary Truman at her home. Secretaries briefed reporters that he had left Washington, proceeding to the capital later as plans shifted.
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Soviet Union Calls for Broad Cooperation with Peace Efforts
A Soviet broadcast urged friendly cooperation with world democracies and called for non aggression by major powers. It favored unity under the United Nations and warned against actions that could harm peace, stressing sustained international support for democratic nations and collective security.
Downey proposes 55000 pay boost for Congressmen
Senator Downey D California indicates plans to introduce constitutional pay amendments alongside a federal pay raise proposal. He targets a $4000 yearly increase for Congress members and additional allowances, tying action to a broader 20 percent Civil Service pay boost under consideration. The Senate has not set a timeline.
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Congress weighs anti labor bills amid union strike fears
Washington leaders warn Congress may push stringent anti union legislation despite protests. Measures target picketing, fund bans, and penalties, aiming to curb strikes while claiming no harm to labor. leaders debate action next week as supporters press for swift passage.
Resignation Withdraw By Greek Regent
Greek regent Athena PeArehbishop withdraws resignation after official announcement. Ambassadors from America and Anyuizh confirm, while Hunt urges not to act. Bevin conveys message that resignation would be a serious disappointment to Harilete people. King George I of Geese near death in London as the apostolic resignation shifts.
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