Nazis Aimed To Fight Two Thirds Of World
American prosecutors disclosed a 1938 secret German document claiming the Nazis planned to battle two thirds of the world. The court heard the parchment was among evidence used to portray German aims behind the Versailles era restrictions and war preparations.
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Adon Fieh
Services Hell For "What Cirl" Of Ernie Iyle's
An article reports a startling series of alleged crimes and court actions involving Ernie Iyle's circle, including a man who forced a man and woman to ride with him for hours after a traffic incident. The piece notes court dates, an acquittal plea, and a Monroe County jurisdiction in Rochester, with references to individuals such as Mrs Pyle and a 11 year old boy.
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John South
Monroe County
Rochester
Roosevelt vetoed Peace meeting with Japanese premier
Ambassador Joseph Co Oto testbed yesterday said Premier Prince Byuniman Konnye sought a personal peace meeting with Roosevelt. Senate committee notes that extremists warned a meeting would deflect war aims, while Grover Cleveland era letters were cited to show divergent American and Japanese policies.
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Page Dent
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Lajo
Shoe Prices to Rise as OPA Sets Ceiling Change
Washington reports that shoe manufacturers will see a price boost as the OPA eyes a ceiling adjustment to cover rising production costs. A final decision is not yet issued, with December potential timing and a committee reviewing effects on consumers and retailers.
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Washington
Wistubwlorg Eesti
Eirnings
Bronx Gun Battle and Tehran Crisis News Mix
A chaotic report blends a New York Bronx gun battle with violent scenes in Iran. The Bronx incident ends with a fatal shootout and multiple arrests. In Tehran a government statement describes insurgent advances and city defense orders amid clashes near Kazvin and Zenjan.
Yamashita Denies Philippine Command Under Orders, Claims Defenses
Testifying in his own defense, General Yamashita says he never commanded troops in the Philippines and denies bearing responsibility for atrocities. He asserts he acted on orders from supreme Japanese command and that American forces invaded after he assumed command of the Ninth Area Army. He describes shortages, anti-Japanese sentiment, and reliance on interpreters as the trial proceeds toward closure within a fortnight.
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Steel Workers Vote Today on Strike Action
Steel workers across the nation will vote today to decide if a strike will be enforced to demand higher wages. About 650 600 workers are eligible to vote in the balloting conducted by the National Labor Relations Board, affecting 76 counties and including Big Steel and Little Steel mills as well as other aluminum and iron ore related producers.
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Nation Labor Relationgs Board
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U S Policy in China Draws Sharp Focus in Crisis
Reports cite a mass shift of U S plants into North China from Burma and Tadit and the abrupt resignation of Ambassador Haig, as China’s civil war intensifies. Hurley’s departure sparks debate on American aims while Chiang Kai-shek strengthens ties with Nationalists as Communists hold key fronts.
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Suspended Priest Blames Troubles On Leftists
Reverend Arthur W Terminiello resigned as pastor of Sacred Heart Church Aniston Alabama and was suspended by Bishop S J Toolen of Mobile for refusing to stop sending circulars criticizing leftist groups and figures associated with the Friends of Democracy The priest once praised Father Coughlin and named John Roy Carlson as a key agitator in a campaign against the church and country His education includes Boston College St Marys Seminary and a law degree from Jones Law School.
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St Marys Seminary
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Train derails near Syracuse injuring twelve travelers
A New York Central express derailed one and a half miles north of a Watstown area village injuring twelve passengers. Four passenger coaches left the track while none of the injuries were serious and remaining travelers planned to continue to Syracuse. Local physicians treated the injured at the scene.
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General Marshall Named U S Envoy To China
General Marshall named United States envoy to China as policy wrangling and labor talksdominated Washington coverage. The report ties Marshall to broader wartime diplomacy while noting U S labor conciliators and Allied troop movements in the Pacific theater amid coalition strain.
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Churchill Attacks Labor Government In Commons Debate
London Winston Churchill pressed in the Commons to censure the Labour government, accusing it of neglecting major national problems for socialist projects. He faulted the cabinet over reconversion, industrial nationalization, and long term plans, while Labour allies resisted a wide debate on Britain's achievements and plans.
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Mark Carrier Saratoga Unfit as Combat Ship
The article notes the carrier Saratoga is unfit for combat and slated for transport duty. It mentions Navy tests and damaged ships, with references to experimental work, personnel, and ship redeployments from the Pacific theater.
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United States backs Uruguayan plan for hemispheric intervention
Washington supports a Uruguayan proposal for collective intervention in any American republic that violates human rights. Secretary Byrnes stated the measure as a security step, noting it could be used by American republics to act against oppressive regimes while warning of associated costs and risks.
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Hurley Quits Amid Third War In Making
scrambled dispatch cites Hurley resignation amid looming third world conflict and Marshall era diplomacy. Washington sources say Fri night briefing notes hint at internal party dynamics and policy shifts as top aides discuss trust, timing, and broader strategy in a tense era.
Tension in Palestine Falls After Rioting Ends
Reports say tension remains high in Palestine after a day of disturbances ended with nine Jews killed and no British casualties. British forces withdrew troops from the Tel Aviv coast area as violence subsided. Jewish and Palestinian factions issued conflicting statements about gunfire and self defense amid the crowd.
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