Women Outnumber Men in Japanese Factories
The War Work Council of the Young Women’s Christian Association reports 850000 women and girls in Japan’s industry, including 80000 under fifteen. In Tokyo 100000 women work across 62 industries. Poor dormitories and long hours harm health, with tuberculosis a risk. The YWCA plans healthful dormitories and recreation, aided by factory cooperation. Mrs Suzuki, a leading firm owner, employs 1000 women and runs a school to train them for business, warning Japan faces materialism if women’s development stalls.
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Japan
War Work Council
Young Women's Christin Association
Tokyo
World Service For Women
Young Women's Christian Association
Suzuk
America
Suzuki
Women Key To International Friendship Say Japanese Envoys
Japanese embassy representatives in Washington argue that national ties depend on friendly relations between women. They point to cooperation between men and women and praise the YWCA as a channel to foster relations, recreation, and study among women from Japan and the United States amid postwar shifts in Japanese society.
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Washington
Japan
America
Y. W
United States
India
China
South America
Egypt
Siberia
Near East
Mexico
FLINT CORNER Dances and visitors noted at local homes
A rural roundup records Mr Homer I Thompson’s dance delighting attendees. Visitors include F J Thompson and family from Carrollton, and several local residents near Waco Holland Mt Zion Bremen and Clem. Social calls, shopping trips and hauling Rutino appear amid praise for The Free Press and its readers.
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McCray
New Cay
MacAdcock
Bremen
HW. T. Jones
Lula Pitts
Donnie Phillips
Waco
Tom Pitta
J. A. Pitta
Mt. Zion
G. T. Pitts
J. A. Thompson
Clem
N. C. Thompson
Free Press
Mandeville Mills Social News Roundup
Sunday night singing at Mr W T Wale's drew a large crowd. visitors include Miss Annie Mae Lambert from East Newnan. A J Watts visited Newnan. Clarence Pike and family with W D Pike. H G Todd with Malcolm Halcomb. Wiley Cash and Willie Maud Horton from LaGrange visiting W D Pike. Henry McClendon and Jsmly visited Jesse McGlenoon. Lizzie Hale operated for appendicitis. Jesse Martin death noted. Eula Robinson visited sisters Tom Phillips and John Lambert. Mini Bay Hale visited Misses Todd. Grace Huddleston hosted by Leila Harris and Zelma Farmer.
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W.T. Wale
Annie Mae Lambert
East Newnan
A. J. Watts
Newnan
Clarence Pike
W. D, Pike
H. G. Todd Apent
Malcom Halcomb
Wiley Cash
Willie Maud Horton
LaGrange
Henry McClendon
Jsmly
Jesse McGlenoon
Lizie Hale
Jesse Martin
Eula Robinson
Tom Phillips
John Lambert
Mini Bay Hale
Maude
Ethel
Pearl Todd
Grace Huddleston
Leila Harris
Zelma Farmer
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Decatur Resident
Mrs Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur Indiana reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for coughs and croup seen in her family. She says she gave it to her children when small and used it herself for croup.
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Chamberlain
Mre
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decauviur
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Philippine Islands
France
Bulgaria
Holland
Russia
Armenia
Canada
ScOtia National Training School
Young P' G Women’s Christian Association
New 1 York
W C. A
Flint Corner
Homer I Thompson
F. J. Thompson
Fear Carrollton
Newt Thompson
Ruby Thompson
Kate Thompson
Annie Hodges
R. W. Hand
Lula Mae Pitts
N.C. Thompson
Dorothy Easterwool
Obhie Williams
Agnes Thompson
Maggie Pitts
Tom Pitts
Aserolux
Kytle
Aycock
Carrollton, Ga
Georgia
Carrollton
Lindale
the Free Press
Cepartown
Griffin
Cedartown
Une
Lindale Rome
Wetes
Ari
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Mgr
First National Bank Building
E. M. Bass
Spring St
Lambert Ave
Bethel Chruch
Shiloh
North Cliff St
Old Bell Place
Walker Place
Bremen Road
Pollard Place
Haynie Place
Alabama Road
J. H. Knight
Rink Holder
Winston County
Ala
I. O. Lattimer
Hulett Road
Cedar St
Maple St
R. A
Peachtree St
Alabama St
Merrell Brothers
Sims
Dial & Burson
Public Square
Rome
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