Congress to Probe State Dept Diplomacy and CIO Demands
Congress plans inquiry into State Department diplomacy amid claims of duplicity affecting policy toward China and South America. Hurley accused diplomats of aiding communists while Merrell prepares to become China envoy, as postwar economic aims and CIO wage demands spark industry tensions.
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Congress
State Department
CIO
U. S
Amir Patrick Hurley
Msefforta
China
Capitl Hill
Hurley
Chinese Communist Party
Bloc of Nations
Koeping
Orient
Atate Department
Stiess
Wherry
Rep Neb
Foreign Service
South America
Army
Navy
George C Mershall
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang
Yamashita Pleads Innocent to War Crimes Charges
Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita the Tiger of Malaya and Philippines commander denies ordering rape pillage and murder pled innocence as Allied tribunal weighs appeal to US Supreme Court. Manila and Neuberg Nazi trials unfold with prosecutors detailing conspiracy and Hitler’s directives.
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Tomoyuki Yamashita
Erste
Tiger of Malaya
Philippines
Yamashita
UD §S
Supreme Court
Philippine Supreme Court
Yamashite Sland
U .S
Sidney Alderman
Hitler
von Papen
Novel uses for radio surplus discovered by RFC teams
Radio surplus equipment once slated for disposal by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has spawned peacetime applications. Technicians cut antenna tube sections into small pieces to create toy whistles and explored other adaptations to repurpose three to five billion dollars in assets. Vera McAllister of Roosevelt paints landscapes in spare time and works as a waitress at a Roosevelt cafe.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Vera McAllister
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor code secret kept by nine top officials
In hearings on Pearl Harbor Maj Gen Sherman Miles testified that top secret intercepted Japa nese messages revealing military moves were known only to nine officials including President Roosevelt, Stimson, Hull, Knox, Stark, Marshall, and Miles. Short and Kimmel were not apprised of the code breaking but warned to take limited action to guard the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Sherman Miles
Army Inteligence
Roosevelt
Stimson
Hull
L T Garan
War Plane Division
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Admiral Stark
Naval Operations
R . Bratton
Army Intelligence Ate
George C. Marshall
Miles
Walter Short
Husband Kimmel
Far East
Short
Kimmel
Aniing
Hawaii
Tokyo
Larts of a House Move and Postwar Policy Reflections
In Silver Lake Minnesota the push to widen Center street triggers forced relocation of Mrs Clarg Casprysk’s five room dwelling. The court allows removal of the home while a remaining bedroom stays, amid her disability and displacement. Separately the US weighs Potsdam issues, urging reexamination of occupation policies as Germany faces hardship and reconstruction needs.
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Silver Lake
Minn
Center Street
Clarg Casprysk
Mra Casprysk
Beck
Frank Bandas Gutaha
Caapyrek
Cusprysk
Germany
Reich
U 5
Byron Price
Office of Censorship
Europe
Truman
Meat Lags Conference Signals Slow Labor Progress
In Washington DC labor industry delegates ended a conference with no push for rapid new machinery to settle employee management issues. They urged original contracts to include bargaining, conciliation, and voluntary arbitration. Proposals favored settling grievances without strikes or production interruptions, and plans to meet for consultation as needed.
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Labor Industry Conference
Waington
Pacta
Lighting Leads Two-Thirds Drop in Pupils Failures
A detailed Miami Kiwanis report to civic leaders shows improved pupil sight and reduced failures. Two-year test period yields two-thirds fewer failures in a properly lit room in Tusculumia, Alabama. Lebanon and Cambridge show notable gains in eighth grade reading and fighting stress.
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Miami Fla Kiwanis Club
Tuscumbia
Ale
Lebanon
Cambridge
Mass
William Wall Mail Driver on Jenlaan Sunbeam Route
A fragment notes a mail driver named William Wall on the Jenleen Sunbeam route, indicating a postal transport link. Details are sparse but place and role are identified.
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Wiliam Wall
Erland Preece Reports GP Opinion Onen Desenet Describes Destruction of Koshima
Erland Preece, former Bank of Vernal employee, now in the South Pacific since 1944, sends a letter via his wife Hope Seeley Preece summarizing GI veterans views on transportation home. He recalls training at Fort Francis E Warren and describes conditions, hopes, and the frustrations of delayed return, along with notes from Sgt Wayne Bullock about Hiroshima.
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Erland Preece
Bank of Vernal
South Pacific
Hope Seeley Preece
Pfe Preece
I News
Ais
Ft. Francis
E Warren
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jwar
Congressionall
Earth
Set Bullock
Llanes
Wayne Bullock
Kure Naval Base
Honshu Island
Rulon
Bullock
Hiroshima
Traffic Law Fragments and Roadway Markings Summary
Fragmented OCR text outlines traffic law concepts. Mentions driving on roads with sufficient width, exceptions, and divided roadways with three marked lanes. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or named entities.
Marriages Listed Include Portland and Rangely Couples
Old item notes marriages and licenses dated November 23 and December 4 1825. Mary M Axage of Jensen wed W A Collicer of Portland Oregon and Sophia Swarts of Rangely daughter of Norma Allen Swarts married Joseph Glines son of George A Glines. Also mentions Kenneth Speirs and Haller Witbeck purchasing from William Witbeck Sr in Utah.
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Mary M Axage
Jensen
W A Collicer
Portland
Oresgon
Sophia Swarts
Rangely
Norma Allen Swarts
Joseph Glines
Trid
George A Glines
Kenneth Speirs
Haller Witbeck
William Witbeck
Utah
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Wtite
Union In
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers
Ford
UAW
General Motors
United Steel Workers
OPA
Fowey
England
McAlister
Roosevelt Cafe
Igermany
Rooseulte
Ane As
Oman
Mouve
Ismaltea
ASE
Mesa i
Onen Desenet
Koshima
Japan
Pacific
Air Corps
War Department
Trading Post
Tien Ieee
Voyang Re
Agit
Ering
Vernal Meat & Livestock
Cecil
Ah Ake
Kelvinator
DeLux
Top & Die Bet
A.C
Fry Pons
Zenith Radio
Batteriea
Phonoghraph
Naples
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