Dewey names 15 trustees to oversee New York state university system
Governor Dewey announced 15 trustees to run the $200 million New York state university system. He used the moment to counter teacher groups accusing him of anti education bias and cited gains in salaries and state aid since 1945. He pledged broad educational progress beyond salaries and selected a diverse panel headed by Dr. Oliver C. Carmichael of the Carnegie Foundation.
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Dewey
New York State University System
New York State
New State University
State University
Editor Father Follows Editor Son's Footsteps
In Dadeville Alabama the publisher chose Thomas S. Bugg to replace Ralph Bugg as editor and general manager of the Dadeville Weekly Record. The elder Bugg previously owned and edited the paper for two decades before selling to J. C. Henderson earlier this year.
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Ralph Bugg
Dadeville Weekly Record
J. C. Henderson
Thomas S. Bugg
Bugg
Record
Henderson
Tokyo Rose Arrested on Treason Charge in Tokyo
American born Japanese disk jockey Iva Toguri D AQuino known as Tokyo Rose was arrested on treason charges in Tokyo by Allied counter intelligence and theater police. She was taken to Sugamo prison and awaits trial in San Francisco.
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Iva Toguri D’aquino
D’ Aquino
Allied Headquarters
Counter-Intelligence Department
Sugamo
Hideki Tojo
Washington
D’aquino
San Francisco
Radio Tokyo worker recalls wartime duties in Sugamo prison
Mrs. D Aquino described her one year in Sugamo prison from October 1945 to October 1946 and stated she did not know what new evidence appeared. She denied treason and said she only read brief introductions to musical recordings broadcast for American servicemen. She noted Allied POWs prepared some scripts and that she joined Radio Tokyo’s business office in late 1943.
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Sugamo
D’aquino
Radio Tokyo
Ordered to read broadcasts as best evidence in defense
The defendant argued the United States must have monitored the broadcasts and that their transcriptions should serve as the best evidence in her defense. She noted other Nisei foreign-born girls worked for Tokyo radio in similar roles, but married Japanese and became Japanese citizens.
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Tokyo Radio
Deer and Cow Upset Bradford's Tranquility
Deer and cows disrupt Bradford New Hampshire Main Street prompting state fish and game officials to assist residents protecting gardens. Deer favor cabbage while cows leap pasture fences, forcing haying men to abandon work to corral the livestock.
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Bradford, N. H
State Fish and Game Department
Lester F. Hall
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