Courteous Japs Kow-Tow To Victorious Americans
A Washington digest recalls postwar scenes in Shanghai where Japanese hosts warmly greeted American airmen and repaired facilities, then describes a later encounter at a U S plant under Japanese guard. The writer also lists a mail deluge of clippings and offers from various organizations, noting a mix of information and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Romney Jr
Kenneth Homney Jr
House of Representatives
Young Romney
Office of Strategic Services
Shanghai
China
Washington Agai
Netherlands Indies
Sweden
Uaw-Cio
University of Denver
American Broadcasting Company
Payroll Guarantee Association
American Feed Manufacturers’ Association
General Motors
National Planning Association
Leon Henderson
Department of Agriculture
Committee On Small Business
Arkansas as a growing playground and state profile
Edward Emerine details Arkansas from a motor tour along Highway 67 visiting towns like Texarkana and Newport. He highlights farmers, industry, timber, oil and gas fields, rivers, parks, and landmarks such as Hot Springs National Park, Oak Lawn, and the Ozarks, praising progress and Roosevelt support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs
Catherine
Hamilton
Oak Lawn Jockey Club
Ozarks
Quachitas
Sportsman's Paradise
Prairie
White River
Tam
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Booneville
Ark
Barbs and Banter in Atomic Era Army Notes
Four goats used in the atom bomb test show partial recovery as the weapon enters general use. Pvt. Donald Callahan wins an army essay prize with a date with two showgirls. speculation follows. The secretary of state adds a research and intelligence assistant, reducing the need for speeches. The Army Times suggests Gen Omar Bradley might resign as VA head, critiquing him for too many speeches rather than work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald Callahan
Army
Donald
The
Army ‘Times
Omar Bradley
De Soto's Quest Shaped Arkansas Exploration Story
The article recounts Hernando de Soto as the first European to touch Arkansas soil in 1541 during his search for gold. It traces his long, harsh journey from the Mississippi River through Ouachita lands, the Hot Springs discovery, and his death in the Mississippi. It notes Spain profited little while France expanded along the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Emerine
Arkansas
Poplar Bluffs
Texarkana
Ozark and Ouachita Forest
Mountain Waaas
Plas
Arkansas River
de Soto
Spain
France
United States
Louisiana
Arkansas Post
Little Rock
Big Rock
Arkan
Sas
Missouri
St. Francis
Mississippi
Eureka
Heber
Hot Springs
Mississippi States
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi River
Rio Grande
Great River
Meschacebe
White River
St. Francis River
Jacksonport
Boston Mountains
Dardanelle Rock
Cayas
Ouachita
Juan Ortiz
Red River
Httle
Mississippi Valley
St. Lawrence River
Recriminations and Glowing Tales in Jazz Era Nightlife
Guest columnist Jack Lait reports on James Petrillo’s aggressive tactics to control New York nightclubs, his defiance of laws, and the reaction from musicians and industry figures. The column highlights Walter E. Smith’s multi venture era, military figures, and entertainment figures shaping midcentury culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caesar Petrillo
New York
Petrillo
AFL
America
Petillo
Congress
Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Digest
Baukhage
Omnibook
Association of American Railways
French Information Service
la Republique Francaise
State Department
Germany
Friends of Finnish Democracy
Finland
Precope
Tinland
Russia
Senator Tatt
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil
New Jersey
National Highway Users Association
CIO
Progreserve
LaFollette
Tom
Bavkhape
Old State House
Ben Laney
Ouachita County
Bankhage
Secretary of State
Winchell
Jack Lait
Meyer Davis
James Caesar Perville
Petriko
Petrik
Sixfooter
Walter E. Smith
Smith
Hollywood Cafe
Tor Breneman
Autrey
Palm Springs
Pappy
Boyington
Nils T. Grandlund
Chestertown
Wambletonian
Santa Anita
West
Durocher
Lew Parker
Joe Louis
Lt. Louis
Gregory
Stalin
Margaret Truman
Washington
Marvin Coles
Merchant Marine
Gwendolyn Stone
Santa Fe Skyway
Marie Windsor
Utah
Keutah
Broadway
Hollywood
Ben Bogeaus
Casey Robinson
Hemingway
Francis Macomber
Pat O'Brien
Bill O'Dwyer
Pat
Abbott and Costello
LaGuardia
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