The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
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STUTTGART, Germany-AP 90
Military government officials an.
nounced that one Jewish displaced
person was killed and four German
policemen were injured in a fierce
two-hour riot when German police.
accompanied by L. S. military po-
lice. made black market" raid
ON a displaced persons camp.
PHlLADELPHlA-AP - Police
intensified their search today for
three-year-old Mayer Trobman,
missing for more than As hours,
and hoped apprehension OF a tall
blonde wOmen-reported by her
husband 10 have disappeared an
hour before the child-may solve
the boys absence from home.
SEOUL-AP-An Official Ameri-
can source said today that Russian
authorities had refused a request
for an American plane to land at
Hello, Russian occupation capital
In northern Korea, with message
for 1t. Gen. |. NJ. Chistiakov, the
Soviet commander.
MANILA-AP-Wi Winds OF hurri
cane force threatened the entire
Marianas Island chain as the first
typhoon OF 1896 sweeps toward
Guam and Saipan, Navy aerologists
reported today. Winds up TO so
knots are expected TO hit Saipan to-
day and TO increase In velocity.
NEW YORK-AP- The Right
Rev. William T. Manning, Protest
ant Episcopal bishop of New York
for % years and one of the nations
bestlnown churchmen. will re-
sign in December. In an announce.
ment yesterday from the Cathe.
dral OF st. John the Divine. Bishop
Manning. who will be so May II,
said he would present his resigna-
ton 10 the House of Bishops at
the triennial general convention OF
the church in September.
BuENOS AIRES-AP- Argen-
tina has declined an invitation 10
membership in the UNRRA on the
grounds that she is already com
mitted to send all her eXportable
food surplus to various countries
by sale or donation.
MOSCOW AP-A Tass dispatch
from New York today quoted the
lfnhan Communities faa How
as saying in Havana that Cuba
might appeal TO the United Ma
tons concerning the presence Of L.
S. military bases In Cuba.
BERLlN--AP-A plan TO elimin.
ate Germanys industrial war po'
tential while retaining enough OF
the beaten nations economy to
make II reasonably selfsustaining
by 1919 has been adopted by the
Allied Control Council. The pro-
gram, outlined in detail by the
council Thursday night, slashes
German economy in half and places
future emphasis in production on
agriculture and on coal and ma
terials for the rebuilding OF war
torn cities.
SHANGHAI-AP-A spokesman
for the Army's criminal investiga-
tion division said today that a
Russian civilian employee Of the
T. S. Army has been arrested for
"suooping around" a newly-landed
aircraft and has been found TO
possess secret Army documents re.
lating TO airforce installations.
MOSCOW-AP-Lt. Gen. Walter
Bedell Smith assumed today the
duties Of United States ambassa-
dor to the T.. s. s s. r.. at a time
when relations between the L. s.
and Russia are anything but hap
PLY normal.
YOKOHAMA up Marine Pic.
Earl l.. Brown. 10, OF Clarksburg,
W Va. has confessed robbing a
Japanese bank OF 10000 yen while
posing as an Army bank examiner.
Eighth Army headquarters an
nounced today. Brown is being held
on a larceny charge after he con-
fessed that he planned and con-
Quoted the daringly simple theft
entirely by himself.
CINCINNATI-AP today
filed double murder charge
against Donald f Morgan. 81. ma
tive Of Pine Knot, Ky, in the STAY
ing OF his common-law wife and her
companion as the couple sat in an
automobile parked on downtown
street last night. Shot To death
were Mildred Hensley %, and John
Lowell. A.,
DETROIT-AP-Ward's automo-
tive reports today estimated this
weeks production Of passenger au-
tomobiles and trucks in the United
States and Canada at 5000 units.
the highest level since civilian as
semblies were halted by the war in
February, 1912.
FORT MADISON. Ia.-AP -
Calm and stoica TO the end. Phillip
n. Heincy, y. and his son William
Henry. IS. plunged to their deaths
on the Iowa State Penitentiary gal
lows at SOL a. m. today. Crossing
themselves and shaking hands with