President Truman Urges Cooperation at County Fair
President Truman called for U S policy of cooperation to avert another global war and to speed postwar reconversion. Speaking to thousands at Pamiscot County fair in Carathersville Missouri he urged management and labor, farmers, and all Americans to push for industrial prosperity and unity under the Golden Rule.
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Truman
Bourg
Tabor
Pamiscot County
American Legion
United States
Indictments of Nazi War Guilty Ready
The Allied War Crimes Tribunal completed indictments against 24 Nazi war criminals to be tried at Nuernberg. Copies will be filed with the court in Berlin and served on top Nazi defendants two days before public release. Trial opening date not set. defendants get 30 days to prepare.
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Allied War Crimes Tribunal
Nuernberg
Hartley Shawcross
Power J
Washington
Moscow
London
Paris
Greenwich
Allied Council
Robert H., Jackson
United States
Shawtross
Francois de Menthon
PB. A. Rudenko
Ukraine
Cornell to establish aeronautical graduate school at Ithaca
Dr Ranmund Ezra Day president of Cornell announced yesterday that the university will establish a graduate school of aeronautical engineering at Ithaca. The plan followed a trustees meeting at the Cornell Medical College and includes an airplane landing trip and a combined hangar and engine laboratory.
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New York
Ranmund Ezra Day
Cornell University
Ithaca
Cornell Bard of Trustees
Cornell Medical College
Biddle Arrives in England for Allied War Crimes Tribunal
Frances Biddle and Judge John J. Parker arrived in Southampton aboard the Queen Mary as members of the Allied tribunal that will try Nazi war criminals. They left by plane for Berlin shortly after arrival.
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Southampton
England
Frances Biddle
Allied Tribunal
John J. Parker
U.S
Berlin
Dies of James D. Fleming former Troy official
James D. Fleming longtime leader in Troy public service and business circles died late last night at Leonard Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Troy he attended local schools and Trox High School. He advanced from salesman to executive roles with Lalase and Grosjean of New York, helped popularize enamel and agate goods, later held top posts in the firm’s Chicago and New York operations, and retired in 1922. Returning to Troy he directed the city’s industrial exposition and in 1928 was named director of Tres’s industrial bureau by Mayor Burns. He served as chairman of Selective Service Board 330 until two years ago.
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Selective Service Board
Troy
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Fleming
Trox High School
Peabody and Parks
Lockwood and Buell
Lalase and Grosjean
New York
Chicago
Troy Armory
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Tres
Cornelius F. Burns
Page Nise
A. D. Fleming
Husband of Nurse's Killer Death by Own Action
San Francisco physician Dr. John H. Mansfeldt reportedly killed himself within hours of his wife Annie Irene Mansfeldt's arrest on a murder charge. His body was found in a Shelter Cove car with a stethoscope in his jacket and an open medicine bottle beside him. Mrs. Mansfeldt, grieving at the city jail, cried and questioned the fate of their three children as attorneys quoted her saying she felt she had killed him and was dead inside.
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San Francisco
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Here
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Annie Irene Mansfeldt
James MacInnis
Hotel Biltmore
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Radeo
George
England
Hing
Sweden
Charlotte Maye
Army
Willam Tubesing
Harger
Mare
Geomet
Dah
Savin Fe
Hudson River
Weehawken
Rockaway Inlet
Hudson
ALCO Workers Return to Jobs Today
Eight thousand striking workers at American Locomotive Co Schenectady resume production on the Bam shift after an announced settlement ending a strike that began Thursday. Union leaders say a comprehensive statement will be issued today and broadcasts urged members to report back. Company officials said most differences with the union have been amicably resolved.
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Schenectady
Anthony Barbieri
United Steel Workers
C. 10
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Genz
Ecompany
U S Moves to Eliminate Idea Of Imperial Divinity In Japan
United States policy officials outline steps to abolish Shinto and the state religion in Japan as part of postwar reform. They seek to remove the emperor’s divine status, curb state power structures, and open press coverage while facing Japanese public unease and a shift in political dynamics.
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Japan
Tokyo
Washington
State Department
United States
Hirohito
MacArthur
Secret Police
Truman Seeks 550 Million for UNRRA Aid
President Truman asked Congress to appropriate 550 million dollars immediately for UNRRA to meet winter Europe needs. He signaled a future request for more to back new responsibilities and complete programs, noting the U S pledged 1.35 billion in 1944 but has contributed 800 million to date. Hearings expected soon as debates over extra funding and UNRRA’s future continue.
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Truman
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Europe
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Rayburn
Texas
Clarence Cannon
D. Mo
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Red Cross
Congrase
United States
Tearful Patton Relinquishes Third Army Command
General George Patton tearfully surrendered command of the Third Army to Lt Gen Lucien Truscott in a ceremony at Bad Toler Germany. He praised his troops, recalled hard won victories in France and Germany, and expressed gratitude for their loyalty as he moved to the 25th Army. The transfer came amid criticism of military governance in the occupational zone.
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George & Patton, Jr
Third Army
Lucien Truscott
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Patioh
Third Ary
France
25Th Army
National Labor Scene Grows Brighter Amid End of Strikes
The Associated Press reports gradual return to work as about 644 idle workers in stoppages shrink nation wide. Restarts expected at oil refineries and auto parts plants reduce total disruptions to under 4 053 early this week. Lewis refuses to force talks, saying stoppages are locally controlled. About 60,000 longshoremen and 45,000 older workers resume or start back as refineries anticipate delivering gasoline and oil.
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Se OU Co
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Oklahoma
Hammond
Ind
Oil Workers Union
Pres. O. A. Knight
International Oil Workers Union
Sufomobile
Huffman Named As Ohio Senator
Ohio Governor Lausche named James W. Huffman of Columbus as U S Senator to fill the vacancy caused by Harold H. Burton. Huffman will receive his commission today and plans to be sworn in tomorrow with Senator Taft expected to escort him. Huffman, a former governor candidate and ally of Lausche, praised the appointment as a great honor and pledged to serve Ohio honestly and fearlessly.
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Frank J. Lausche
James W. Huffman
Commerce
United States
Ohio
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Harold H. Burton
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U. S.supreme Court
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Jonish
Washington
Robert A.taft
Senate
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Senate Panel to Hear Critics of Minimum Wage Rise
Washington upi reports the Labor Committee will start two weeks of hearings on a proposed wage hike from 70 to 75 cents an hour within two years. Opponents join cabinet leaders, workers, and a plant owner arguing the current 60 cent rate is inadequate amid rising costs.
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Waahington Upi
Truman
Tigers Take Series Lead With 8-4 Win Over Cubs
Detroit dazed Chicago at Wrigley Field as Hat Newhouser hurled nine strikeouts over seven innings and Hank Greenberg powered the offense with three doubles, lifting the Tigers to an 8-4 victory to move two games from clinching the 1945 World Series. Roy Cullenbine added a double and a single with two RBIs as Borowy faltered in the sixth. Cubs must rebound in today’s sixth game.
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Aicago
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
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Detroit
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Borowy
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Hank Greenberg
Roy Cullensine
Chicago
Rudolf Hess Returned To Germany for Trial
A Hamburg radio report said Rudolf Hess the No 2 Nazi was flown back to Germany to stand trial at Nuremberg for war crimes. He allegedly parachuted onto a Scottish moor and arrived in Hamburg yesterday to face proceedings.
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Hamburg
Rudolf Hess
Argiu White
Mariss
Germany
Nuernberg
Postwar Navy Emphasizes Battleships Over Carriers
The Navy plans a postwar fleet balancing carriers and battleships, reducing large carrier numbers to under one third while keeping battleship counts near current levels. By July 1, 1946, 20 aircraft carriers were afloat with nine under construction, 3 CVBs building, and 1 commissioned. 93 battleships remained with 2 in progress. The shift stresses a peacetime carrier force around ten ships and about two dozen battleships despite aviation’s wartime prominence.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Navy
Naval
Congress
Japan
Adm
Marc Mischer
Task Force 58 Fame
Cve's
8Uilt
Japa
War Lords Barred By Shidehara Cabinet
Lt General Tomoyuki Yamashita pleaded innocent at arraignment as a war criminal. Prime Minister Shidehara reshapes his cabinet to exclude war criminals, with Yoshida and Tanaka among ministers and Kishibara noted in reforms.
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Shidehara
Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Yamashita
Alan James Mansfield
Australian War Crimes Commission
Australia
Two Million War Veterans Going Back to School
A Washington estimate from Dr Francis J Brown consultant for the American Council on Education says over two million veterans will seek further education after the war. Surveys indicate up to 15 percent of all veterans may pursue additional training including short courses and postgraduate studies. The figure suggests as many as 2.05 million veterans will want schooling beyond basic programs.
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Schook
Francis J. Brown
American Council On Education
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