Army Knew Japs Made Pearl Harbor Bomb Map
Army acknowledgment that a Japanese message on Oct 14 could be seen in hindsight as outlining a Pearl Harbor bomb plot. Testimony before a congressional committee noted Japan’s wartime intelligence operations and a broken code that allowed tracking ship positions and potential layouts at Pearl Harbor.
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George Co Mueshatl
Stat
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Marshall
Mig Vasigniment
China
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Guihard Gesell
Vom Hitter
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Hong
Thu
Peat
Wongeide
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Pen Harbor
Vale
Livert
Miles Tigelied
Hosling Uta Ecard
Russians Weigh Chiang Command For Mukden Entry
Reported moves show Russian assessment of Chiang Kai-shek forces and plans for entry into Mukden amid tensions. Chinese factions defend Manchuria as Kuomintang leaders and Communist trials sharpen in the region near the Peiping-Mukden railway while Moscow and Chungking negotiate amid questions of Chinese cooperation and Japanese-provoked incidents.
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Wallonthonpa
Mukden
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Kownangte
Peiping-Mulaen
Cly
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Acean
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Chaimen
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Eax
Peipioy
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Muleden
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Wetween Chungking
Moscow
Church Fire in Binghamton Causes Major Damage
A fire last night damaged the First Presbyterian Church in Binghamton, estimated at about $50,000. Fire Chief Arinuy J. Dilton suspects the blaze started in a telephone switchboard area in the morning. the two-year-old building features a stone exterior.
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Hinghamton
Paris Peace Move Frees War Prisoners
A government spokesman announces that Free Thilian P.O. W. reaches a Paris agreement to release all tala war prisoners in North. The plan includes a 144 agreement and outlines steps for repatriation and compliance.
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Paris
Francs
Ten Killed as Storm Lashes Northeast U S
The Associated Press reports a severe coastal storm lashed the Northeast with cold rain high winds and disrupted communications and traffic. In New England winds neared hurricane force driving a freighter ashore and grounding air travel while in New Jersey towns faced blackouts and fatalities including a hotel roof collapse. A Pennsylvania man reportedly died after being blown from a trestle train.
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New England
Phoy
New Jersey
Clira Hymn
Truman Sees UN Path From War to Peace
President Truman rejected chances of new meetings with Stalin and Atlee, signaling hope in the United Nations to solve problems left by the Big Three. He affirmed U.S. cooperation with Allied powers for world peace and discussed ongoing talks to revise Allied control in Germany. He noted Gen. Marshall would depart for China as a UN envoy, and emphasized reconversion toward peacetime in the first 100 days of postswar policy.
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Truman
Stalin
Altice
United Nations
Isa
Germany
United States
Hiltain
France
Mussina
George C. Marshall
China
Patrick 7
Hurley
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Mar
Chine
Bert Andrews
New York Herd Tribune
Cout
Hitley
Untera
Russia
Arsein
Social Register Drops Elliott Roosevelt From List
The 1946 Social Register edition announced Eliott Roosevelt, son of the late Provident, removed from the New York Social Register. James Roosevelt was added. Joan Hay Whitney was dropped. Spokesman for the Local Register Association gave no reason for the changes.
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Lork Upi—Srng
Elliott Roosevelt
Provident
New York Social Register
James Roosevelt
Joan Hay
Jock) Whitney
James Roovewell
Betray Cushing
Locail Register Association
the Register
Nazi Leaders Sobered By Prison Camp Films
The Nürnberg trial heard sobering images of concentration camps as Goering, Hess, Frank and other defendants reacted with tears, indifference or scorn. Prosecution said the defendants knew of the camps and used them to subjugate populations.
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Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Melita
Wilhelm Keltel
Goering
Austin
Walther Funk
Palsnd
Hans Frank
Rudolf Hess
Naz
Suchrer
Pelms
Hyslmur
Aorave Greeley Schacht
Ja Farrow
Amervay
Mdachau
Buchenwald
Belseh
Franz von Fapen
Grand
Karl Doentta
Thomas Z. Dodd
International Military Tribunal
Wiese
Ahd
Germany
Gestapo
Yamashita Denies Best to Drive Out MacArthur
General Yamashita testified before a U S military commission denying any plan or intent to drag General MacArthur into the Philippine cabinet room to surrender. He acknowledged no action to prevent or protest shipments of U S prisoners to Taiwan in December 1944 amid wartime blockades.
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Manila
Teneoguki Yamashita
Macarthur
Phipps
Leyte
Bae Apla
Teyte
Yuenishita
Mrj
Robi Kerr
U. S&s
MagArthiyy
Pilipino
Kerrutihtad
Yamashiia
Mate
Dewey seeks five wartime training stations for housing
New York Governor Thomas E Dewey proposed releasing five wartime training sites for quick reconversion to housing in the New York metropolitan area He offered to advance funds for reconversion and to obtain materials for the project The plan targets Fox Hills Staten Island Rockaway Miller Field Staten Island Farmingdale Air Field and the Canal Guard Station Manhattan Beach for emergency housing to house about 10 000 people for five years with city controls and rent plans.
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New York
Thomas B. Dewey
War and Navy Departments
New York City
New York State
Robert Patterson
Dewey
Fox Hills
Staten Teland
Wart ‘Ilynen
Rockaway
Miller Pield
Staten Inland
Farmingdale Air Field
Farmingdale
N.Y
Navy
James V. Farrostil
Manhattan Beach
Washington
Wiliam O'Dwyer
Italy
Alame
City County Traffic Snarled By Season s Heaviest Snow Storm
A severe winter storm swept New York State bringing wet heavy snow winds and rain. The blast caused at least eight deaths and widespread travel outages with power and communication lines down. Police report fatalities from road crashes including two Oneonta victims and a train collision in Buffalo. Snow concentrated in western and central counties with 38 inches recorded in parts of Cattaraugus. Only trains kept some routes open as plows struggled to clear highways.
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New England
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Lwo
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Brocklys College
Oneonta
Wesley Ci. Faver
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J. Gordon Skoghund
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Blaze
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Binghamon Hospital
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Oliver J. Benson
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Knagy Crock
Cattaraugus County
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Ware
Cortiaivl
Episcopal Church Bans Bette Davis Wedding
Actress Bette Davis cannot wed in an Episcopal ceremony after Bishop Stevens halted the plan citing canon law against marrying a divorced person in church. Davis and William Grant Sherry had obtained a Santa Ana license and aimed to marry in Riverside, with Sherry listing his age as 30 and Davis 37.
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William Grant Sherry
Tai
Chapel of An Inn
Riverside
Calif
Miss. Davis
Sherry
Santa Ana
A. Tennyson Phill
St. Mary's Episcopal
W. Bertrand Stevens
Los Angeles
Miss Davis
Harmon C. Nebgon
Arthur Farnseworth
Brooklyn Woman Killed Near Cairo in Snow Accident
Mrs. Helen Towell, 47, of Bigonyn Brooklyn, a Past Grand Matron of the Order of Amaranth of New York Sale, was killed when her car left a snow covered highway near the Greene County village of Cairo. Mrs. Pearl Schmoleer, 54, of Jomnica, Grand Matron of the order, suffered bruises, and Adiga Lon nurtz, of Brooklyn, was detained at Greene County Memorial Hospital with shock and lacerations. The tip was reported on route fte Herkimer.
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Helen Towell
Bigonyn
Order of Amaranth
New York
Sale
Greene County
Pearl Schmoleer
Jomnica
Adiga Lonnurtz
Brooklyn
Greene County Memorial Hospltal
Herkimer
War Crimes Court Hears Norwegian Case In Norway
German SS men appeared before a Minsk Millung Court yesterday in the first trial of war criminals in Norway. Charges allege the killing of six Norwegians and one British sailor in July.
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Norway
Steel Workers Consider Wage Strike Plans in Dec
The United Steelworkers Union calls a wage policy committee meeting for December 1 to decide on a two dollar daily wage goal amid a nationwide strike vote. Across 29 states, preliminary returns show about 394,960 in favor and 81,857 against, with National Labor Relations Board figures pending final tallies.
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Steel Union O
Hurley to Tell Senate About U S China Policy
Hurley plans to brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on U S policy toward China and Korea amid reported tensions. The former ambassador to China is said to resign, with officials noting diplomatic pressure and internal debates shaping U S Asia strategy.
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Hurley
Senate
Russia Threatens New Troops as Iran Conflict Rises
A Tehran embassy spokesman warned Russia may deploy more troops to support Iran as insurgent violence expands into a third province near Azerbayjan. U S envoy Hussen Ala or the United States cautioned Iran against northward troop movements and potential Soviet help. Russia occupies northern Iran under wartime accord, denying Iran's request for reinforcements northward after clashes blamed on separatists. A Russian commander halted four Iranian battalions near Kazvin, north of Tehran.
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Tehran
G M Agrees To Meet U S Conciliators
United States mediators move toward wage talks as General Motors officials agree to a session in Washington with the UAW and government representatives to discuss a possible settlement. The company earlier said it would not meet until workers halt legal picketing and return to the bargaining table.
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Witshinastun Union
Wilson
Legislator Praises Lindbergh for Downing Jap Planes
Rep Mason Reilly urges recognition for Charles Lindbergh claiming he shot down several Japanese planes during test flights. He alleges Roosevelt pressured Lindbergh to resign and calls for a Distinguished Service Medal noting Lindbergh’s wartime demonstrations and risk taking.
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Mason Reilly
Chiles A. Lindbergh
Magen
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White House
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Congress Street Closed By Police As Snow Delays Travel
Heavy snow blanketed the area with eight to twelve inches, closing Congress Street and halting traffic. Police ordered road crews to clear routes while state and county teams mobilized snowplows and 20 planes plus 40 men to assist. Temperatures dipped below freezing with strong winds, creating hazardous driving conditions and widespread travel advisories.
State Court Upholds Labor Board Verdicts
The New York Court of Appeals, in two unanimous decisions, upheld the right of the State Labor Relations Board to investigate disputes over collective bargaining and to demand camping records during such investigations. The dispute involved the Iron Workers Union and Bethlehem Steel Corp and Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp, with prior rulings in favor of the board.
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Lakwe Te‘uticns Board
New York State
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Association of America
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