All-India Party Hints at Freedom Path After War
All-India Congress Party officials say six months could move India toward self government if British offers meet the party’s terms. The working committee debates entering factions, broadening franchise, and forming a Constituent Assembly to frame a permanent constitution. Leaders anticipate more details after Viceroy Wavell’s England trip.
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Poona
India
Asaf Aumander
All-India Congres Party
Stafford Chyps
Adi
Generel
Ciscoray
Ali
Beitiss
Ati
Lore Wavelt
England
Lord Wavell
Simla
Cominast
Congress Party
Mestem' League
Croup
Wavell
Mostem
Pansit Jawaharlal
Neton
Congress
Strikes at Auto Plants Surface in War Labor Board Case
The strike involves 59,090 workers sent home for brake and wheel parts shortages. Foremen were fired last April, nine were reinstated after War Labor Board intervention, three rehired disputes center on two. UAW aims for a 30 percent wage rise backed by industry funds, with GM yet to respond. Walter Reuther publicly advanced the union's position.
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Aura
Psgeone
War Labor Board
Detroit
West Side Local
UAW
Doalit
Union
George F. Addes
International Union
General Motors
Uaw-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
Merrit N. Jones Appointed Instructor at Rollins College
Merrit N. Jones son of Mr and Mrs John S Jones of Sarasota Springs Florida was named instructor in speech and theater arts as Rollins College expands postwar programs. He previously attended Coluia University New York City and Louis ana State University and holds a MA from Penn State. He served as a research engineer and training assistant in The Division of War Research.
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Wamed
Merrit N. Jones
Johns. Jones
Saratora Springs
Rolling College
Hamilton Holt
Winter Park
Fila
Jones
Rollins
Coluotia University
New York City
Division of War Research
Granville High School
Louwisiana State University
Penn State
Golieze
Japanese Admiral Claims War Was Inevitable in Pacific
A high ranking Japanese admiral told reporters that the war in the Pacific was doomed from the start by America’s capacity, but that once war decisions were made Japanese forces fought as duty required. He disputed plans for an invasion of Hawaii and described carrier based strategies and retreat to mitigate counterattack.
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Fukyo
America
Adam Riyochi Hasegawa
Supreme War Courei
Hesegawa
Pearl Harbor
Adien Esoruku Yamamori
Am- Mandén
White House
Formas
Plas
Japan
Hawaii
Hurricane Toll and Damage Across South Florida
A hurricane battered the Miami area and the Everglades, killing two and injuring several as it leveled warehouses, trees, and homes. The storm caused extensive damage to crops around Lake Okeechobee and forced mass evacuations while traffic surged in a postwar rush to view the devastation. A separate note reports Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher barring gifts from Japan to command members after offers of a sword.
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Harry HM. Schulz
Miami
Bre
Navy
Richmond
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Baylona Beach
Jacksonville
Cape Hatteras
Carolina
Georgia
Keys
Everglades
Goulds
Pertine
Homestead
South Florida
Omiinaig
Iapan
Frank Jack Fletcher
Whder
Berlin High School elects Student Council officers
Chauncey E Bateman Jr was named president of the Berlin High School Student Council. Other officers include Robert Lewis as vice president Janet Bullock as secretary and Harold Ford as treasurer. The group planned extracurriculars and invited artists notably harpist Elsa Moegle for an Oct 17 program.
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Chauncey E. Bateman, Jr
Chauncey B. Bateman
Stephentown
Berke High School
Robert Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Grafton
Janet Bullock
Mre
Joseph Bullsex
Harold Ford
Cherry Plain
Misa Elsa Moegle
Theresa Amidon
Raymond Sauder
Judicial Board
Asanti Satios
Drive
Marie Laker
Martha Crandall
Saica
Clifford Greene
Wanda Demick
Jean Rose
Harold Fard
War Crimes Saga From Pearl Harbor Era Dialogues
A retrospective summary recalls postwar exposure of wartime leadership from Japan and allies. It notes Tojo’s admission of responsibility, Togo’s tentative peace stance, Homma’s denial of brutality, and Laurel’s pending transfer to Fukohama. It also reports on censorship moves, detained officials, and Allied pressure to reveal atrocities.
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Pacific
Ave
Navy
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Black Dragons Society
MacArthur
Corher
Demei
Demeis
Carter
Domei
Foreign Service
New Guinea
Legrande A. Ditter
MacaArthur
Tokyo
Yokohama
Hoover
Nippon Times
President Truman Returns to Washington After Short Rest
President Truman flies from Missouri to the capital aboard a C type airliner landing at National Airport then drives to the White House. He plans to address labor disruptions at Ford plants and discusses War Department leadership changes with talks expected on Marshall Eisenhower succession.
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Truman
Missouri
National Airport
Poe EL
White House
Sme
Martha Troma
Kansas City
Ford Motor
War Department
Beary Lo Stimson
Gesersi George C. Marshall
Army
Dwight Eisenhower
New TB Treatment Hope From Paris Doctors
Paris physicians Dr Vital Chorine and Dr Bernard Sureau report a Vitamin PP-based method curing tuberculosis in guinea pigs and one human case, then successfully aiding twenty more incurable patients. They caution that results are not definitive and long-term judgment is needed.
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John Fllef
Paris
Ins
Pisteur
Rumazity
Vital Chorine
Bernard Sureau
Chorine
Pasteur Institute
Surean
Gil
Dr. Chorine
Gainea
Choritte
Port Security Body Put On Peacetime Basis
The Coast Guard announced the return of its Port Security Organization to peacetime status. Wartime duties are largely demobilized with about 90 percent of personnel released. only explosive and garage handling remain under port supervision at domestic and certain foreign theaters. At wartime peak, over 250 harbors were under strict Coast Guard control with extensive regulations for owners operators and arrivals.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Port Security Organization
Wartime press tactics draw warnings from official
A conference condemned certain articles and editorials as harmful to public tranquillity and provoking irritation among United States forces. Reiterating a warning, officials pledged possible suspension of such tactics. Taosuke Funine of Domei expressed commitment to maintaining order.
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United States
Taosuke Funine
Domei
Presi-Dert
Rights curb liftoff cuts censorship in three nations
A world AP survey after one month of peace reports three of the big five powers the United States Britain and France have abolished censorship with press freedom expanding in many regions. Soviet Russia shows no clear relaxations while Bulgaria Romania and Hungary move toward lighter controls though government scrutiny and censorship remain.
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Europe
Associated Press
United States
Bexain
France
Britain
Terrorists Plan Guerrilla War in Java
In Batavia, the Black Fan group plans a prolonged guerrilla war against Allied forces in Java. Japanese dissidents and a three-way Indonesian division are noted, with warnings of attacks on prominent figures and attempts to seize medical supplies.
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Batavia
Black Fan
Java
Tokyo
Shukarao
Republic of
Indonesia
Shukarno
Jats
Dar
Yeserdar Japaneze
Independente
Carofas
Devereux Returns to U S Escort Carrier After Wake Island Battle
Lt Col James P S Devereux arrives aboard the escort carrier in an ominous Anchorage scene. He plans to report to Navy Commander Windfield Cunningham, Wake Island’s senior officer, before discussing the battle that ended in Japanese occupation in December. Cunningham, once imprisoned, escaped, was recaptured, and is now freed by Americans.
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Anchorage
Japan
James PS Devereux
Wake Island
Hozgatt Bay
Armerdea
Navy
Windeld
Scete Cunningham
Wake
Cunningham
Skainghal
Loan Firms Accused Of Excessive Profits In State
New York City investigator UP Louis E Yarner said in a report released by Mayor La Guardia that legal interest rates on small loans in New York State are too high and that the small loan companies earn excessive profits from loan volume. He urged immediate action by the legislature to curb rates and profits.
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New York
Louis E Yarner
New York City
Ivestigation
LaGuardia
New York State
Farner
Postwar Navy Hearings Set on Peacetime Fleet Size
House Naval Committee opens hearings led by Chairman Carl Vinson to determine the peacetime sea force, examining ship totals bases and bases needed. Proposals include 18 battleships 116 aircraft carriers 32 cruisers 367 destroyers 296 destroyer escorts and 200 submarines versus prewar forces.
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Washington
House
Tate
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Vinson
Pearl Harbor
Yugoslavia and Italy Frontiers Duel Over Trieste Row
Reports describe Yugoslavia demanding Veneto Giulia Istria and Dalmatian islands with Trieste control, plus $1.5 billion in reparations and war-crime surrender. Italy rejects a full northeast cession and favors the Gual line. US and Britain reportedly back Trieste internationalization. Big Five discuss frontier terms and Italy’s colonies under UN trusteeship.
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Italy
Trieste
Great Britain
United States
Taly
Stend
Wilson
Versailles
Fiume
Istrian
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Greece
Risciain
Dardanelles
Togo Reveals Role in Peace Talks and Potsdam
Togo told Associated Press yesterday that he supported accepting the Allied Potsdam declaration with conditions, and he prepared to answer further questions. He noted steps were to be taken according to his view, after conversations with ministers and the U S government via Swiss channels.
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Togo
Tonyo
Americas
Japan
Shigenari
Aga
Simiv
Weities
Pam
Tego
Accerigun Dactsr
Antes
Viated Press
Fuerger Toua
Forelyn Rewainen
Associated Press
Russell Seines
al Brooking
Togo Said That During the Cabinet Bebt
United States
London Honors RAF Pilots With National Day Procession
Thousands cheered as 30 RAF fighters and dive bombers roared over London to mark Britain’s savings landmark and the anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Churchill praised the “few” whose sacrifice saved the nation. Capt. Douglas Bader led veterans in a memorial display amid solemn services in Westminster Abbey and other cathedrals.
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London
R.A. F
Britain
Ra. F
Winston Churchill
Douglas Bader
Bader
Westminster Abbey
Filipinos Delay Election Plans Amid Uproar
Interior Secretary Ickes warns that American help may pause until the Philippine government cooperates with the Japanese occupation. The Philippine Congress and officials are urged to suspend actions as the next election nears, with pressure on leaders to align with the U.S. stance.
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Philippines
Pisges Stsei
Pine
Exes
Irigl
Prippine Congrese
Vateus
Charses
Svangelista
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