davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

skega komunikeja, XII je bill OBJ
iavljen Moskv; zvecer.
Marsal Konev zavzel 700
krajev
Moskovski radio je naznanil,
da je prva ukrajinska armada,
XII je pricela ofenzivo pet dni
pref, pod poveljstvom marsala
Ivana Koneva v torek zavzela
700 nadaljnih poljskih krajev,
in da sedaj stoji ma eni tocki sa-
mo 3S mill Cd meje nemske sle-
zije, ma drugi tocki pa samo 40
mill.
Oh istem casu so edinice Ko-l
neve armade prodrle nepo-
sredno blizino Krakova, sedeza
nemske oblasti ma Poljskem, cd
katerega so oddaljene samo II
mill, obenem pa so zavzele me-
sto Koniecpol, XII lezi samo q
mill vzhodno cd slovitega sa-
mostana V Censtohovi.
Ruske operacije Vzhodni
Prusiji
Skoro izgubljeno med zmago-
slavnim grmenjem ruskih to-
gov ma Poljskem je bilo prizna-
ME nemske vrhovne komande,
da Rusi vodijo tudi ofenzivo We
likega kalibra v VAhodni Pru-
siji, kjer so zavzeli vazno ze-
leznisko stekalisce Schlassberg,
XII lei 13 mill V notranjosti
vzhodno pruske meje.
Nemska vrhovna komanda
Friznava, da so Rusi ma ofenzivi
ma mic mani kot enajstih sektor-
jih vzhodne fronte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

MOSOc1a ruSKd ZlmSka OIen-
ziva, XII Sc vail dalje S cedalje
vecjim zagonom, je veeraj ma
vijoci Sc vec kot 200 mill dol
gi 'front.' juno cd Varsave ma
predovala cd 30 do 38 mill.
Naravnost proti Berlinu
Marsal Stain je snoci objavil
dvoje ~zmagoslavnih dnevnih po-
velj, v katerih je odkril, da sta
prva ukrajinska armada, XII je
stopila v ofenzivo II. januarja,
in pa prva beloruska armada,
XII je stopila 'akcijo IA. janu-
aria, v teku treh dni napredo-
vale cd Visle 38 mill dalee pro-
ii zapadu ma rs mill dolgi from
ii. .-......
Prva -ruska armada, kateri
poveljuje slavni marsal Grego-
rij zukov, XII ina po d seboj
najmanj A generalov, je zape-
eatila svoj zmagoslavni pohod
snoci OBJ 8. uri z zavzetjem mo-
gocnega nemskega trdnjavske-
ga mesta Radon, XII lei 55 mill
JUNO cd Varsave.
Topovske salve grmijo
Ia armada ie v teku treh dni
zavzela vec kot 1900 krajev in
nadaljuje svojim mogocnim
navalom naravnost proti Berli-
nu, kot je razvidno IL Stalino-
vega dnevnega povelja, med
tenn ko so topovi v Moskvi gr-
nell salvami zmagoslavja.
Popolnejsa slika osupljivih
zmag ruskega orozja mad Men,
ci je razvidna il rednega radij-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

sumnicenju in sepetani propa-
gandi 0 njenih spletkah in rova-
renju veliko zrnernost in pre-
vidnost sovjetske Wade.
Ma koncu svojega clanka pra-
Vi professor Seton-Watson, da
kar bi yes svet najraje videl kot
posledico sedanjih bojev, bi bilo
trajno prijatelj ljstvo bolgarskega
in srbskega naroda, ter koncna
izmiritev teh sporov ki bi en-.
krat "a vselei lzaprIa pot nepre-
.staninl intrigarn velikih sill ns
Balkanp, Ii % skoxi desetletjs
nstvarjale ravnO "a podlagi te.
A 6pora va dlao move spie etke IL
trige in nemire ~ Balk /,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Bartender obstreljen

Neki moski, XII nj bill zadovo-
lien S postrezbo, je snoci me-
varno obstrelil bartenderja v
gostilni ma 1O555 Euclid Ave-,
katero je nedavno odprl drzav-
nj poslanec John ]. Gallagher.
Moski je zbezal pozorisca, am
pax je bill zajet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Sovjetski plaz 3S mill cd nemSke meje
Norvezani zavzeli
vazno nacijsko bazo

0AAAo AA0~AJonO S0Ao
LONDON, II. 1januarja.
- Norveske cete, borec Sc
pod poveljstvom polk. A.
H. Dakla, heroja il Narvi-
ka, so udarile preko lede-
min planet Finnlnarka in
po napredovanju 80 mill
ma skrajnem severn Nor
veske zavzele e mo izmed
-dveh naibolj vaznih nacij-
skin zraehih bag " dOticni
pokrajini.,
Napad je bill vprizorjen
komaj diva meseca cd casa,
ko SO Sc izkrcale prve nor
veske cete ma norveski zem-
LII in Sc pridruziIe, ruskim
silam, XII so vrgle Nemce
il doline Tana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Nacrt britskega
izyedenca "a mir
ma Balkanu .-.'.... =. =.

LONDON. .-(ONA)-Najbolj
znameniti angleski izvedenec "a
balkanske zadeve, professor R.
w. on-Watson, je objavil v
listu Manchester Guardian dolg
clanek o macedonskem vprasa-
nju. Ia clanek svari, da ustano-
vitev neodvisne Macedonia, XII
utegne nastati ma podlagi spora-
yuma med Bolgarijo in Jugosla-
vijo, neI DO smela biti osnovana
ma zahtevah ali spremembah ju-
goslovansko-grske meje.
Professor Seton-W Watson nagla-
sa, da utegne Macedonia igrati
vazno vlogo kot ena sesterih
enakopraynih enot jugoslovan-
ske federacije. Tvoriti DO mogla
most med narodi juznih Slova-
nov, tako da sc ne bodo vec pre-
pirali radi ME. Ma vsak nacin
pa bi bilo potrebno, pravi ia cla-
mex, objasniti Jugoslovanom in
tudi njihovim zaveznikom, da SO
nacrti federacije notranje jugo-
slovanska zadeva. Treba bi bilo
prepreciti nesporazumljenje z
balkanskimi sosedi Macedonia
in z vso jasnostjo izjaviti in pri-
biti, da radi teh notranjih jugo-
slovanskih nacrtov ne more ma
stati vprasanje kakrsnih koli
sprememb jugoslovansko- -grskih
meja.
Professor Seton-Watson pise,
da bodo prijateljski sporazumi z
neodvisno Atlantic dobrodosli.
Y fedu bo tudi, da dobi Bolgari-
ja velikodusne ugodnosti v po-
gledu uporabe pristanisc ma
Egejskem morju kot jih je, ma
primer, dobila leta 1919 Jugo-
slavija Cd Grcije ' Solunu. Vse
to je y redu, pravi professor Sc
ton Watson, toda y nobenem slu-
caju to ne SINE privesti do tega,
da bi se spreminjalo mejo grske
dr3ave.
- Ansle1ki balkanski stroke
n3ak poudArja tudi. a. je ME
govo uanenje. .de dolri is,,je do4e
danje xuslEo raynenje ~ IA
M aysIic 6iroIro ~ lis 40
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Zavarovalninski komisar

Zavarovalninski kornisar
L. Columbusa Sc poroca, da je
bill imenovan novi drzavni zava-
rovalninski komisar v admin
straciji gov. Lauscheta. Trgov-
ski direktor James w. Huffman
je ma to mesto imenoval 44-let-
mega odvetnika Walterja Dres-
sela IL Mount Gelead, XII je bill ro-
jen v Columbusu. Drzavni zava-
rovalninski K Q misa prejema
$4,000 letne place.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Skoro usi moski pod 30.
letom bodo morali . ,armado
Sprememba della ne bo vplivala
ma rekrutiranje, razen onih, XII
posedajo posebne kvalifikacije

Usoda moskih med 26. in 29. letom, kolikor Sc IT,
&c vojaske suzbe je zapecatena
Ogromna vecina moskih tenn starostnem razredu
DO ponovno klasfcirana in postavljena razred a.
kakor je snoci naznanil Washingtonu vojno-mobza-
ciski ravnatel James Byrnes XII e obenem objavl nov
seznam vojni napor bistveno vaznih aktivnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
PORAZI PRINESLI VLADNO
KRIZO MA JAPONSKEM

Japonska novinarska agenci-
ia Domei je objavila vest, da
rastoci porazi, XII jih dozivlja
Japonska v bojih ma Pacifiku,
zahtevajo poostritev narodne-
ga napora in ojacenje notranje
vladne strukture. L. tega Sc
sklepa, da utegne biti premier
Kuniaki Kuisi prisiljen k re-
signaciji. <&.a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
POsKODBE

Pred dvemi meseci 81 je pri
padcu Mrs. Antonio Jesenovec,
stanujcca ma 5812 Prosser Ave,
peskodovala nogo. Nahaja se
~ domu pod zdravnikko oslkr-
bo. Prijateljice 50 vabljene. a.
- obixcejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

DOBIL DRzAVLJANSTVO
Dobro poznani rojak. Mr..
John Gallo, 977 e. 70 st. je
pred kratkim postal ameriski
drzavljan. - Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
kratke / vesti
FALLA SE NAHAJA MA
POROCNEMs POTOVANJU

WASHINGTON. Mrs
Roosevelt je vceraj odkrila, da
Sc "najodlienejsi samec" paste
druzbe nahaja ma porocnem po-
tovanju. Ko Sc je skupina VOL
nih veteranov nahajala v Bell
hisi, je eden vpfasal, kje Sc
n a h a ia tpredsednikov psicek.
"Kar Sc Falla tice," je rekla
Mrs. Roosevelt, "se moran o.
praviciti zanj. On Sc nahaja ma
dezeli, in upamo, da uziva svo-
je medene tedne." Kdo je ''Mrs.
Falla" in kje Sc nahaja "novo-
poroceni par" Mrs. Roosevelt
nj odkrila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
SINCEK donna

Z bolnisnice, kjer Sc je mo-
raj podvred operaciji, Sc je vr-
nil domoy Frank Koss, pellet
ri sincek Frank il Mary Koss,
181O4 Neff Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
RDE(A v0J5KA E zAvzELA
10000 kRAJEV v TREH DNEH
Rusi napredovai 30 do 80 mill;
trdnjavsko mesto Radon, JUNO cd
Varsave, je padlo; groznja "a
Krakow raste; naciji prestraseni

LONDON, sreda, II. januarja. - Dve veliki ruski
amadi Sc valta kot silna popava skoz zdrobene nem
ske obrambe poljskh panotah JUNO cd Vasave ter
sta danes stall samo Sc 80 mill cd nemske meie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
VisSjje mezde kot
kljuc "a resitev
delovne moci

WASHINGTON. Is. jan. -
Pred kongresnim vojaskim od-
sekom so danes izpricevali "a
stopniki delavskih, organizacij
glede nacrta "a splosno mobili-
zacijo delovne moci ter izrazili
prepricanje, da ako Sc hoce pro-
blem pravilno resiti, tedaj mai
vlada revidira mezdno formula
malega jekla in tako ustvari
|podlago "a visje delavske place.
Lewis C. Hines, z a st topn tx
Ameriske delavske federacije, je
izjavil, da sc problema ne bo re-
silo, ako Sc moske razreda 4-F
vtakne v vojasko suknjo, tenn
vee ako Sc zvisa delavske place,
katere je vladni delavski odbor
uveljavil v gotovih industrijskih
obratih. Hines je zanikal, da hi
tax korak povzrocil denarno in
flacijo.
Socialist proti mobilizaciji
delOvne mcci
Druga prica pred odsekom je
bill Albert Hamilton il Virginije,
XII je kct predstavnik socialistic-
ne stranke izjavil, da je absolut-
no nasproten predlogu "a mobili-
zacijo delovne moci. Rekel je:
"Ako je vlada smatrala "a po-
trebno, da je zajamcila privat-
MIN podjetjem vecje dobicke kot
so jih bila delezna kdaj pref, da
je zainteresirala industrijalce v
vojno produkcijo, potem bi VIA
da tudi ne smela imeti predsod-
kov proti temu, da Sc povisa de-
lavske place."
Nacrt kritiziran kot nedemo-
kraticen
: Hamilton je izjavil, ida bi bila
mobilizacija civilnih delavcev "a
privaten dobicek popolnoma ne
demokraticna, /" in da bi sc ma ia
nacin vojna produkcija ne, pove-
Gala, tenlvee dejansko zmanjsa-
la.
Opozicijo proti konskripciji
delovnih moci je danes izrazil
tudi demokratski senator Mead
~ Nnyxy Yny.lxo ,,,eor1co<1,. II, ea,.o&
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
MA 4! !. POGREB

Ma pogreb novorojenck cka-sinG-
ka je dospel ole Pfc. Ulrich A.
Lubi. Prisel je u Camp Howzie
Tex.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
DRUZINSKO LETALO IA
$1,000 PO VOJNI

CHAMPAIGN URBANA, Ill.
- Prof. Henry S. Stillwell "a
aeronavticno ir,zenirstvo ma Il
,linois univerzi, je danes izjavil,
da Sc DO po koncani vojni izde-
lovalo mala druzinska letala, XII
bodo nosila stiri osebe in 100
funtov tovora, ali pa pet oseb
brez tovora. Rekel je, da TAXA
letala ne bodo stala vec kot
$4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

Opozicijo proti konskripciji
delovnih mo6i je danes izrazil
tudi demokratski senator Mead
il New Yorka, predsednik senat-
mega odseka "a vojno preiskavo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17

IA mod1rni hojni hdji "a po-
IxaM dnevno od 90 "a 120 tisoc
klonov svode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
Bella HISA ZANIKALA, DA
JE HOPKINS " LONDONU

WASHINGTON. - v Bell
hisi je bilo danes uradno zani-
kano porocilo il Londona, da je
Harry Hopkins, posebni sveto-
valec predsednika Roosevelta,
dospel tia. Hopkins Sc nahaja
Be vedno v Washingtonu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-17
SPORAZJJM IA VECJO
POMOC IA EVROPO

WASHINGTON. - Drzavni
department in britsko poslanis-
two sta podala skupno izjavo, v
kateri je receno, da sta Sc A.
merika in Britannia zedinili ma
nacrtu "a izdatnejso pomoc "a
osvobojene dele Europe in "a
prijateljske evropske narode.
KONGREsNIK II MONTANA
UAIRL TEKOM SPANJA
WASHINGTON. - v spanju
je umrl 66-letni kongresnik
James Francis O'Connor il
Montane, bivsi sodnik in ne
kdanji predsednik montanske
drzavne zakonodaje.
DOBH DOSBIRTNI ZAPOR
RADI UMORA DEKLICE
DETROIT. " dosmrtno je-
70 j. BIZ obsojen 19-letni Ro-
bert William Taylor, II je bil
spoznan krivim, da je Iani n.
marca urnoril 14-letno Joyce
Raulston.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
PEACE PATTERN:
Bishops Report

Following closely upon their quail
flied endorsation of compulsory
peacetime training, the Catholic
hierarchy Of the U. S. called for the
realistic adjustment of fundamental
differences between the democ-
racies and Russia through recogni-
ton of fair play so that an atomic
World War III might be avoided.
Demanding a realization of the
ideals for which Americans fought in
World War II, the bishops deplored
the trend of European affairs fol-
lowing the Moscow conference of
1943, claiming Russia since had
adopted an independent course on
many matters and sought to impose
its domination over helpless neigh
boring states.
Besides calling upon the U. S. to
provide full support for overseas re-
lief, the bishops also assailed mass
vengeance upon the defeated ma
tions, large-scale transfer of popu-
lations, systematized use of slave
labor and cruel treatment of pris-
oners of war.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
AIR ACCIDENTS:
Dangerous Trend

In offering civilian aviation inter-
ests the full cooperation of the
army air forces for promoting safer
operations, Col. George c. Price,
chief of the Office of flying safety for
the AAF, predicted a heavy future
accident toll unless current trends
were reversed.
Declaring that civil air accidents
since VI Day to October 81 were 70
per cent greater than in the same
period last year, Price said that
with 100000 planes in the air in the
next five years there might be $4,000
serious crashes and 5000 fatalities
annually in the early 1950s.
Though flying mishaps in the
army took $4,000 lives and destroyed
$4,000 planes during the war, the ac-
cident rate was lower than it had
been during peacetime, Price
averred. Army safety experience
would be gladly offered to civilian
agencies to minimize flying hazards,
he said.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
AMERICAN LEGION:
Take Stand

Ending its 9th annual convention
in Chicago, ILL.,, with all of the char
acteristic hi-jinks, the American
Legion took its stand on the leading
controversial national questions of
the day, demanding:
. One year Of compulsory military
training for all youths, with ade-
quate basic training and either ad-
vanced technical or scientific in
struction, when qualified, or further
schooling in ROTC units.
o Retention of the secret of the
atom bomb and the establishment
of civilian board for scientific re-
search in military material.
. Financial assistance to friendly
foreign countries not imposing trade
restrictions and then for construc-
tive purposes only.
. Unification of the army, navy
and air forces into a single COM
mand.
Following election of former Gov.
John Stelle of Illinois as national
commander, the Legion honored two
World War II vets as vice-command-
ers, Fred LaBoon Of Chickasha,
Okla, and Dudley Swim of Twin
Falls, Idaho.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07

Senator Barkley QefD greets Admiral
Richardson at Pearl Harbor probe.
undermined, unprepared for war,
and had no supply force 4. :.
without which it could not under
take active operations.
Listing his objections to stationing
the fleet at Pearl Harbor, Richard
son said there would be difficulty
transporting supplies to the base;
the site lacked security; operations
were handicapped by problems Of
entry, berthing and departure of
large ships; surface and air space
was congested and restricted, and
full rehabilitation could only be ac-
complished on the west coast.
Relating a conversation with Mr..
Roosevelt, Richardson said that the
President told him that though he
doubted that the u. S. would enter
the war if the Japanese attacked
Thailand, the Dutch East Indies,
Malaga or even the Philippines, he
expected that sooner or later they
would make a fatal mistake open
ing hostilities.
In October, 1871, Richardson said,
Secretary of the Navy Knox sum-
moned him to an important confer
ence at which he outlined President
Roosevelt's plan for a shipping
blockade Of the Japanese in case
they reacted to the reopening of the
Burma road supply line to China.
According to Richardson, the opera
ton called for posting a Gordon Of
U. S. warships from Hawaii to the
Philippines and thence from Samoa
to the Dutch East Indies. Since the
Japs took no belligerent action,
however, the plan was dropped.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
MASS TRANSFER:
None Germans

Because of agitation within the
countries governing their areas Of
residence, millions Of Germans will
be shifted to the amputated reich
this winter despite lack Of fuel
and rolling stock needed to trans
port them.
In all, some 5000, 900 Germans are
to be moved from Poland, Czecho-
slovakia, Austria and Hungary by
next summer, with the U. S. occu-,
patton zone receiving 5000, 900; the
Russian, 2,750,00O; the British,
10000 and the French, $50, 1000.
Disposition of another 5000, 900 Ger
mans from East Prussia and other
former sections of the reich has yet
to be determined.
Allied determination to resettle
millions of Germans in midwinter
followed previous denunciations of
forced mass migration from many
quarters, Winston Churchill, for one,
rising in commons to protest against
such action because Of the tremen-
dous dispossession Of property, pri-
walton and suffering involved.
Science, 7odag -.
New fabrics from chemistry, even
to a cloth from grass and possibly
a rayon from seaweed, strongly sug-
gest that we are Witnessing large
scale revolution in textiles, the
American Chemical society journal
declared.
The host Of new synthetic materi-
ais includes new satins and sillk-like
fabrics for evening gowns and lin
gerie, soft nylon threads for wool
like. socks and sweaters, and VIM
yon with 100 per cent recovery after
stretching.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
Increase Production

Agriculture, manufacturing and
public utilities reduced manpow-
er by so per cent per unit of
product during the 40-year period
ending in 1889, the National Bu-
reau Of Economic Research re-
vealed after a comprehensive
study. During the same time,
total output Of all industry was
increased by 200 per cent, with
only IS per cent more workers
employed. In declaring that the
figures did not indicate the real
decline, the bureau said that they
failed to reflect the improvement
in the quality of the product.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07

The department Of justice has
over 81 million fingerprint cards.
But they don't all belong to crooks.
They've got mine among others.
The rubber manufacturers say
there IS going to be a revolution in
sports wear, curtains and wall COW
exillsn They can be coated with new
substances which viii resist not only
water but oil and grease.
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
STRIKE:
Showdown

OsSOVNSSOSOs0
The CLOS demands for 80 per
cent postwar wage increase to
maintain high wartime ''take-home"
. pay came to a showdown when
5000 members of the United Auto
mobile Workers struck against Cen
eral Motors corporation, No. pro-
ducer in the industry.
With labor's biggest union locked
against the nations greatest operat-
ing company, observers looked for
long-drawn battle between the two
participants, with federal concilia-
tor John w. Gibson expecting a set
tlement by January Is or probably
before. Against GINS huge re-
sources, the UAW reported possess
sion of $4,000, 900 strike fund, with
rumors that the union was prepar-
ing for winter-long siege.
Though original UAW plans called
for walkout only at GIN. plants
under new strategy which would
hit at one company at time and
permit free operation Of their COM
petitors, the reliance of all other
manufacturers except Ford upon
GIN. for parts threatened to cripple
the whole industry when supplies
ran out or new sources could not
be found. Meantime, UAW held ne
gotiations with Chrysler and Ford
over the pay issue.
JAWS decision to strike at GIN.
followed the collapse of bargaining
between the two parties, during
which the union turned down the
company's offer for a 10 per cent
raise predicated upon the possibil-
ity of price increases for new cars.
Under new OPA regulations, costs
of new GIN. vehicles will be about
per cent below prewar figures.
Countering the JAWS demand for
80 per cent wage increase, GIN.
declared that production workers
are earning from SLIP to $1.15 per
hour, with the overall plant average
at $l.18 per hour. If UAW demands
were met, the union asserts, the pro-
duction wage would be boosted to
81 .46 per hour, with an overall aver
age of $1.53 per hour.
AS the strike began, GIN. con-
tiiued to pay its 73,500 Office and
administrative personnel,
The midland journal., 1945-12-07
WAR CRIMES:
Trace Maxi Rise

Declaring that high Nazis' own
written records would furnish suf-
ficient evidence to condemn them,
U. S. Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson
developed the first count in the Al
lied case against the 20 surviving
members of Hitler's hierarchy,
charging that the party's seizure of
control in Germany constituted the
first step in its plan of world con-
quest.
Addressing the four-power u. S,
British, Russian and French court,
jackson declared: "We will not ask
you to convict these men on the tes-
tirnony of their foes. There is no
count in the indictment that cannot
be proved by books and records.
-. These defendants had their
share of the Teutonic passion for
thoroughness in putting things on
paper"
In tracing the evolution of the
Nazi rise in Germany, the U. S.
prosecution recounted the notorious
blood purge of 1884 reportedly insti-
gated by Reich Marshal Goering to
crush opposition within the party;
the elimination Of all political groups
and confinement of opponents in
concentration camps; the gradual
suppression of labor unions with
the industrialists connivance, and
finally the control of business itself.
The trial got underway as the Al
lied court turned down the defense
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
- WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Auto Industry Faces 7ieup In
Clio Demand for Pay Increase;
Trace Nozi Moves for Conquest
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Warn Against Postwar Credit Boom

Da.agers of a postwar ''boom and
bust will be much increased if in
stallment credit is opened up to ex-
cessive expansion, warns report
from the family economics bureau
Of Northwestern National Life In
surance company.
With an enormous backed-up de-
mand for goods and services, end
over 100 billion dollars in consumer
cash savings overhanging the mar
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ket, the additional stimulus Of over
liberal installment credits can be
very dangerous, the report says,
adding that excesses of consumer
credit have puffed up previous
booms.
Total consumer credit reached a
record height Of 9h billion dollars
in the fall OF 1941, of which approx
imately s billions was installment
credit.
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attorneys protest against the valid
ity of the proceedings. Asking that
an impartial opinion concerning the
legality of the court be solicited
from authorities on international
law, the Nazi counsel asserted that
the U. S. had always insisted that
in cases of International arbitration
or jurisdiction, the bench be filed
by neutrals or representative of the
interested countries.
Most aggressive of the defend
ants, Goering was gavelled down as
the trial opened and he attempted to
deny the authority of the court, as
serting that he was responsible only
to the German people.
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PEARL HARBOR:
Star Witness

One of the star witnesses at the
early congressional hearings in the
Pearl Harbor catastrophe, big,
bluff Adm. James o. Richardson,
who commanded the U. S. navy up
to February, 1941, revealed that the
late President Roosevelt favored the
anchorage of the Pacific fleet at Ha-
waii over his objections in the hope
of restraining further Jap aggres-
sion.
81 stated that in my opinion the
presence Of the fleet in Hawaii
might influence a civilian political
government" Richardson said, "but
that Japan had a military govern
ment which knew that the fleet was