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... crimes MANILA, Friday. General Tomoyuku Yamashita, former Japanese commander-in-chief in the Philippines and conqueror of Singapore, was found guilty to-day of war crimes, including the condonation of atrocities by his troops, and was sentenced to death ...

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... THEIR CRIMES. Mr. De Valera in a further reference to the shooting of Admiral Somerville and John Egan, said: Was it as a Government agent that the old man was murdered? What was his crime? That he gave references as to character for which he was ...

... CRIME- London C.I.D. told “smash jewel gangs” LONDON C.I.D. officers have been I told that must smash the highly organized gangs which have escaped with hauls of jewellery, furs and clothing worth more than £lOO,OOO in and around London recently. The ...

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... CRIMES. Speaking Leeds last night. Mr. Hughes, the Australian Prime Minister, denounced Germany's tatli honourable peace. They could see hind the peace manoeuvre. h« said, the hands those who were ?till masters Germany. The abdication the Kaiser would ...

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... CRIMES OF THE The Committee appointed by the Lord Chancellor to inquire i itohe problem of insanity in criminal cases following the outcry when Ronald True was reprieved, have agreed to make important recommends. tions. We understand that one recommendation ...

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