Yugoslav Bishop Sentenced to Sixteen Years in Trial
A Yugoslav bishop was sentenced to sixteen years in prison after a trial described by eyewitnesses and clerical officials as a landmark case. The archbishop was convicted on multiple counts including aiding religious conversion and glorifying a Catholic perspective. property rights were also curtailed and legal rights were removed for five years. Cardinal Mercian and others defended the bishop amid a highly charged courtroom scene.
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Twa Tub
Xen Deneud Tb
Ile Uhreemin Wourk
Welr
Aid
Seneientes
Jhaineiaain
Clementy
Whial
Ia Tong
Wis
AML Min
Ayithyelne
Axia
Orentian
Anton Povelle
Lareav Ul Udit
Tromler Marstiat Tite Soan
Stepinne
Biko Aurtey
Mercian
Belislan
Belgie
Hurley
Awe Lisak
Save
Sthninac
U S Doubts Fairness Of Trial
Washington officials questioned the fairness of trials reportedly influenced by Soviet and Yugoslav actions. Acheson commented on religious liberties and civil rights in postwar settlements, citing news dispatches of under Marshal Tito’s era and alleged political trials.
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Washington
United Sinloa
Acheson
Anne
Muller
United States
Bernie
United Nations
Tnsie Elvil
Valiows
Byrnes
Boacnane
Umm
Offviale
Yugoslavia
Wietela
United
van Fry
Uaston
Thoy
Acheson Eunthiuni
Thorn
Marshal Tko
Butte City Officials Endorse Striking Workers Stand
fragmented OCR text references a strike, officials, and protests. details are unclear. strongest elements mention Schwellenbach and a 18 minute withdrawal to permit labor matters. no coherent events or dates clear.
Boston Wins 6 3 Over Cards. Dobson Shuts Them Down
In a rough edged World Series tilt the Red Sox rout the Cardinals 6 to 3 as Hoy Dobson fires a four hit eight strikeout gem. Boston rallies late, scoring three runs in the eighth to pull ahead and stifle St Louis’s early offense.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Boston
Dobson
Yelusinn
Yostamhiy
Red Sox
Louis
SL. Louis
Shortulop
Johany Mealy
Dobson's
Boston Balter
Aine
Sox
Ian
Snowy day report from a faded street scene
A fragmented OCR note describes snow over city streets and a frozen food man, with scattered details about a bank street scene and a cleaned rocker, suggesting a quiet, late afternoon snowfall event on the previous day.
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Yeeterdas
Wien
Bante Steat
Bank Street
Vinegar foe Cats Coveted Combat ward
The article notes Vinegar Doe in Burma and China, with the Wall and Secretary of War Patterson directing the 6th Army to prepare for combat. General Holih Yeut’s condition worsens after surgery, while tensions and threats of death loom over allied commands.
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SGI
Pew
Woany
Paodon
Doe
Burma
Chie
Patterson
6Th Army
Woohington
Holih
Halievin
Trojans Flock to Register
There were 18 004 Trojans registered for the important Mov 3 General Election at the close of the third day of the four day registers. Only 15 795 registered while four years ago in the statewide campaign was 20 449. With registration boards sitting from 10 a.m. today wall 10 point Ws is expected. Final total will exceed both years and reflect a strong turnout. In neighboring communities totals rose with 4 880 in one city and 3 28 in another compared to last year. Continuation notes show registration activity across districts.
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Sobstar
A F L Urges Hemisphere Trade Union Solidarity
The American Federation of Labor urged broad hemispheric unity and democratic ideals, opposing communism. The convention backed inter American union formation and wider cooperation to oppose exploitation by foreign powers, while pledging aid for Latin American nations and defending workers in the United States.
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Tredanrer
George Neany
Wits
Awpas
Amengart
Building Collapse Kills Iowa Woman
May Maxine Neison, 48, a tavern barmaid, died when a building housing flats collapsed after a partial collapse. Rescue teams removed her body. Fire Chief Karl Kuhl said all other occupants were accounted for. Several injured were treated at Sioux City hospitals.
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Maxine Neison
Fromen
Charles J. Kuhl
Sioux Ciy
tip nab three for bomb pictures
federal agents arrested a group including George Wale lace Comer and Miles Frederick Mauhenhewer after they allegedly attempted to secretly obtain and distribute photographs of a piece of classified missile equipment tied to an atomic bomb project. the men faced arraignment in baltimore with bond set at 1000 each as the investigation continued.
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Thilan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
PBS
United States
Bief
Washington
Army Air Forces
Tiblun
JORL
Auiresta
George Wale Lace Comer
Peny
Comer
Miles Frederick Mauhenhewer
Bel Air
Mdy
Capri
James Barnes Mike
Chal Nngoga
Tenn
Army Air
Ship Strike Break Seen Possible
Nationwide whipping strike threatened as J O Martin Engineers offer to negotiate with Allanile and Gulf Coast operators. Union demands advance commitment from Maritime Commission and action on a government owned yard on the West Coast. Violence cited in Hollyhead and Mount Tabor, while 600 vessels idle and 5 000 workers strike in Washington state. Negotiations unlikely without resolution of wage costs and labor conciliators proposal.
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Matin
Allanile
Gulf Coast
Maribte Commission
Yeseld
Wear
Uniot Apokcaman
Locarlp Winmon
East End
Nanployvey
Stithke
Roléls
Hollysyead
Maunt Tabor
National Labor Relations
Hoan
Giickanton
Wimong
Pillsburg
Washington
Sam A. & Simnons
Sone
Cabinel
Army Calls Holiday For Draft
Army announces a holiday for the draft while officials alert that voluntary enlistments may fall short. War departments report manpower shortfalls and expect extended service requirements as nationwide deadlines loom and congressional debates address further extensions.
Veterans Demand Fair Army Court Martial Reforms
Washington veterans groups urge changes to the Army’s court martial system saying enlisted men receive softer treatment than officers. A civilian committee under War Department study heard witnesses calling for boards representing enlisted men, stronger defense counsel, and more independence from commanding officers, with generals noting potential discipline impacts.
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Washington
War Departmento
Defense Courvel
Urey
Omar Brardley
Courtney WW
Hudes
Fistion
Franklin Ritav
Army Board of Review
Cme
Velerangs
State Paid $15,884 More by F D R Estate
Albany reports the State Department of Taxation and Finance received an additional payment of $15,884.08 from the Franklin D. Roosevelt estate for New York estate taxes, bringing total payments to $45,881.08. The $30,000 initial check was from an earlier estate pending tax amount determinations by Dutchess County.
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Albany
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Ptate
Conny
Danube Conference Sees Split Over Bulgaria Border Policy
The Danube conference adjourned with an 18 to 10 vote on Bulgaria border rules, returning the issue to the foreign ministers for decision. Britain abstained while the United States pressed for UN defense support for Greece, and delegates debated territorial limits along the Bulgarian Greve frontier.
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Loniens
Bulgaria
Shuowknys
Kenwaan Greeve
Bulyarid
Council For
Danube
Waa Ain
Gitece
Gia
Janes Fy Byrnes Chutiimay
Adi
United States
United Nations Defense
Greece
United Nations
Greve
Bugilans
Agynes
Britain
Army honors Vassar head with surprise wartime decoration
Brig Gen Roger A. Atkinson of West Point presented the War Department decoration to Sarah Gibson Blanding, the first woman president of Vassar College, for wartime welfare efforts. The ceremony in Vassar Chapel drew 1,100 attendees including presidents and officers from 78 colleges and universities.
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Poughkeepsie
Sarah Gibson Blanding
Kentucky
Yeslerd
Rivenreald
Vassar College
War Department
Vassar Chapel
Vassar
Roger Aletinder
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Blanding
U S Warns Reds Not To Grab Straits
Washington today restated American opposition to any Soviet move to seize strategic straits. A note delivered in Moscow by Ambassador Walter Smith urged restraint, while dispatches from Istanbul cited Turkey and Russia opposing each other with Britain and the United States watching closely. The Potsdam and Fontainebleau agreements were cited as guiding principles for diplomatic settlement.
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Washington
United States
Soyiek
Pogitlmn Yeas
Moscow
Walter Medell Smith
State Department
Istanbul
Ture Koy
Rusesla
Ataris Mostowske
Turkey
United Mons
Russia
Truman May Relax Meat Controls
President Truman weighs partial relaxation of meat controls to ease shortages after a Cabinet session lasting over an hour. Officials say a tentative plan includes possible changes to price ceilings and limited imports from Argentina, though full removal is unlikely. Celler urged suspending tariffs and easing quarantine on Argentine meat.
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Washington
Truman
Taidio
Tamming
Argentina
Celler
D.N
Suerebary
Agricultune Anderson
Two Plane Wrecks Prompt Ambulance Dispatches
Reported twin plane crashes trigger ambulance calls near Washington and Andrews Field Maryland. Witnesses described a midair explosion and wreckage in a wooded area as investigators worked to identify casualties and the other aircraft involved.
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Vin
Wasington National Aire
Wisavers
Auverddlannie
Serandelship
Dane Cram Langley Ket
Andrews Field
Washington
Anitatal
Eal
Prise Engers Abu
Finnvonian
Ieee
AieWway
Rachenanel
Klan Leader Scoffs at State Lawsuit in Georgia
Grand Dragon Samuel Green denounced a Georgia state lawsuit in an interview. He claimed the Ku Klux Klan has thousands of membership applications statewide and that petitions for charter and membership were renewed from many states, except three.
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Samuel Green
Georgie
Grund Deagon
Noliza
Monti
Wyoming
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