MacArthur denies U S plan of socialized medicine in Japan
Gen Douglas MacArthur told War Department there is no U S intent to impose socialized medicine on Japan. He said the mission to Tokyo was requested by the Japanese government to advise on social security measures and would not introduce new concepts beyond existing laws. The War Department clarified that no propaganda was involved and the experts would be available only to assist a fellow government agency.
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U S Urged To Press On Palestine Plans
Rabbi Abba Silver urged U S leadership to implement the U N Special Committee on Palestine majority report. The Zionist Emergency Council accepted the report as a basis for negotiations, calling it an earnest effort toward a just conclusion while noting Jerusalem, northern Galilee, and eastern Galilee detachment details. The United States was called the key to solving the Palestine problem.
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Nation 10 Hear Marshall Speak On Rio Parley
Secretary of State Marshall and Senator Vandenberg will address the nation by radio from 9:30 to 10 p.m. EST on the Rio de Janeiro Pan American conference. They praised a highly successful meeting, a new inter American defense pact, and broad unity among 21 of 55 UN nations.
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New Britain Reports Third Polio Case
New Britain health officer Dr Louis J Dumont announced a 12 year old boy has become the city's third poliomyelitis victim and has been removed to Isolation hospital in Hartford. The other two cases are girls confined at the same hospital.
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British Navy Tests Gas Turbine Gunboat Power
London Sept 3 The Admiralty said Britain is conducting trials of the world’s first naval craft powered by a gas turbine. The 110 foot triple screw gunboat uses a rotary turbine engine with low fuel use and aims to combine turbine smoothness with compact weight. The vessel is not jet propelled. power becomes rotary to drive a conventional propeller. A larger ship will receive a similar engine.
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Pardon Sought for Man Guilty in Child Slaying
Boston AP report notes John F. Noxon, a Pittsfield attorney serving a life term for the murder of his infant, may obtain clemency. Attorney Joseph B. Ely filed alongside a doctor letter suggesting the death could have been accidental due to entanglement in an electrical cord.
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Adored by Men Brews and Beverages Advertised
A vintage advertisement extols popular drinks Dry as Champagne Attesa Chat Pilsner hager and NNN Cream Ale. The line promises timeless preservation of brews with a bold sales tone.
Turkeys Marketed from Wyoming in 1945 Earned $2 Each
Wyoming turkey sales in 1945 yielded producers an average of two dollars per bird. The figure reflects market prices for the year and highlights the value of poultry during wartime.
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