Reds Training 500 000 Japs Claims by Chinese Sources
Chinese and Peiping sources report the Red army is training 500000 Japanese troops in Manchuria northern Korea Sakhalin and the Kuriles for possible future use. They say no Russian plan to repatriate these troops. Chinese officials urge repatriation of 120000 Japanese soldiers and 189000 civilians in north China as a disturbing factor.
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Red Army
Manchuria
Korea
Sakhalin
Kuriles
Russia
Peiping Executive Headquarters
China
Japan
Tangku
Tsingtao
Sakhalins
Kwangtung
Tientsin
Inner Mongolia
Mukden
Chinchow
Army fingerprint program ends after costly delays
McCracken said the United States tract signed in error voided three weeks earlier left seven workers unpaid for seven weeks. The army offered a 50 percent salary cut for a lesser job but then canceled the program as unnecessary. Fifty two fingerprint bureaus were planned, costing taxpayers about 50000 dollars, with the proposed solution to send the men home as many had resigned police posts.
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United States
McCracken
Army
Clay
Economist Rukeyser Faults Truman Wage Policy
Chicago INS Merryle Stanley Rukeyser, noted New York economist, warned that the Truman hold the line wage price policy is unsound because it ignores fiscal and monetary causes of inflation. He urged Stabilization Director Chester Bowles to balance the budget, cut federal debt, end cheap money, and issue long term bonds. He said the steel price rise contradicts admin theory and deepens confusion.
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Chicago
INS
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
New York
Truman
Illinois Manufacturers’ Costs Association
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Fingerprinting Germans in U S Zone Ended
Frankfurt INS reports Lt. Gen. Lucius Clay halted plans to fingerprint the entire German population in the U S occupation zone. Washington experts say 18 fingerprint technicians were sent over but have no tasks, as the program was dropped suddenly.
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Frankfurt
INS
Washington
United States Occupation Zone
Lucius Clay
United States
Lewis A. McCracken
United States Army
Rail Mishap Wounds Three in Kansas City Yards
Three people were treated for injuries after the California Limited passenger train was rammed by a locomotive in the Kansas City railroad yards. Local officials reported the incident occurred Tuesday and involved an eastbound Santa Fe train.
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Kansas City
INS
California Limited
Santa Fe
Wallace Says White Collar Pay Can Adjust Without Hikes
Secretary of Commerce Wallace told about 400 delegates at the CIO United Office and Professional Workers convention that many firms can adjust pay and use of white collar workers without raising prices or cutting profits. He noted white collar workers' pride and respectability behind their public image.
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Wallace
CIO United Office and Professional Workers of America
Wallace Urges Business to Reform White Collar Pay
Wallace warned that 2,000,000 of 12,000,000 white collar workers earn under 65 cents an hour and urged industry wide studies of pay and work conditions. He said business can adjust without raising prices and that efficiency will lower costs.
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America
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