The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-30

successful bid for world domina-
! ,tion cost the German army. navy
Wand airforce nearly two million
dead from the start Of the war un-
I'll Nov. 30, 1s4f. according to fig
ures from German documents. The
documents were seized from the
Berlin home OF Gen. Hermann
Reineke. described as propaganda
II chief for the German army. and
k1isted 1,s11,3o0 as killed or fatally
wounded In the three services, in
GLIDING L4ls,OOo on the Russian
front.
DETROIT-AP- Sheriff's depu-
ties arrested five pickets at the
United States Rubber Co., today on
.acharges OF disregarding a court In
4junction restraining anyone from
picketing the big plant. but large
picket lines prevented a majority
OF employees from reporting for
work.
Observation-Disclosures Maniaci,
63.year-old street vendor was shot
ITO death early today, but police af-
Nter preliminary investigation
were unable TO determine the mo-
tive for the staying. Two witnesses
told detectives that Maniaci was
walking along the street when a
man climbed from an automobile
and stopped him. After a briet con-
versation. they said, they heard
7 3Maniaci shouting for help and saw
*him fall after four shots were fired.
MEXICO CTTY-AP-A dual-pur-
pose project to enable scientists to
learn more about Mexico's PAri-
eutin volcano and the army more
about helicopters was declared
\ success today. Cap. George D. Col
chagoff OF Wright Field, O.. said
Fthe helicopter has made 81 flights
over the volcano In the past two
weeks. often within 300 feet OF the
crater's rim. The flights will con-
tinue for another week, he said.
CHICAGO --AP-- The United
Farm Equipment and Metal Work
hers Union (CIO) today started the
bali rolling in a national referen-
dunn on the question OF dissolution
and merger with it's rival, the Clio
United Automobile workers Union.
PARIS-INS - Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain was scheduled to
get his hearing in court today as
Phfs trial on charges Of treason end
ed its second week. Petain was III
Sunday suffering from a cold. He |
was said TO have run temperature |
OF about 101 but improved during |
the night and was expected to ap-
pear In court.
Y NEW YORK-INS-The Tokyo |
|4adio today quoted the U. S. War |
Department announcement that the |
new B-32 heavy bombers had been |
sent into action against japan but
made no comment. The FEC heard |
the broadcast.
RIS-INS-French police an.
Inounced today that they had found |
|tthe two Nazi army officers respon.
Oradour- ur-Sur-Glane was given the
''lidice" treatment by the Nazfs
IN July 1914. The village was de-
stroyed and 1.100 Of the 1,2200 in
habitants were murdered by the
Germans. Two Nazis held re-
.sponsible for the crime, Capt Klaus
wolfe and Lieut.. Horst Mulack,
were found by French police in
the prison camp at st. Martin De
Re.
ATHENS-INS-The Greek min.
istry OF information emphatically
denied today that Prime Minister
l Petros Voulgaris had rendered his
to Archbishop Damas-
kinos. the regent. The denial fol.
lowed "a houhs of contradictory
press reports and official state
ments in connection with the Greek
crisis. Radio reports, quoting Atn-
ems newspapers, said voulgaris had
quit.
4 LONDON -AP- The threat OF
possible nationwide rail strike
hung over Britain today after a
week end In which thousands OF
holiday travellers were stranded by
q one-day walkout OF more than
10000 rail workers.
WASHINGTON -AP- Senator
Wagner (D-NY) said today full
employment in America '1s the
most vital single requirement for
lasting peace among all the peo.
pies OF the earth" The New York.
or made the assertion in a state
ment prepared for the opening OF
congressional hearings on what
sponsors term "the full employ.
ment bill"
U. 8. WEATHER REPORT
Lower Michigan-Fair tonight
and Tuesday. Little change in
temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday,
81: lowest, So.
Highest temperature ones year
ago today, 81; lowest, 81.
Highest temperature this date in
last 73 years, es In 1916: lowest,
81 in 1888.
The sun sets today at $3.50 and
rises Tuesday at 6:24. The moon
rises Tuesday at 1921 a. m. and
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