Reds Crashing Gate for Jap Immigration
Tokyo report says Russia uses loosely defined Joint Chiefs of Staff rules to bring Russians to Japan without full Allied HQ approval. American officials admit difficulty obtaining details and note Russian families, including a governess, are already in Tokyo. MacArthur allowed May 1 for American families, but Russians move quickly with unannounced arrivals. Officials say assurances of stricter control are being pursued.
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Tokyo
Russia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Allied
Douglas MacArthur
Y. A. Malik
Gen. MacArthur
Y Guides Hear Talks on Indian Life at YMCA
Mr and Mrs George Young Bear government agents from Tama Indian reservation will speak at a family meeting of the Father and Son Y Indian Guides at the YMCA The program starts at 7 p m in the Little theater Mrs Fred H Niemeyer will display her collection of Indian articles Invitations go to Cedar Rapids and Marion Indian Guide families and to all interested persons per D H Moran and Fred C Jones chiefs of the Kiowa and Winnebago tribes
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George Young Bear
Tama
Y” Indian Guides
Little Theater
Aliso
D. S. Challed
Fred H. Niemeyer
Cedar Rapids
Marion
D. H. Moran
Fred C. Jones
Reds Arrest Two for Assault on American
Soviet authorities have arrested two of three men who attacked American Vice-Consul William Wallace near Moscow. George Kennan, U S charge d affaires, said authorities acted energetically and expected the case to be closed within a few days.
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Moscow
William Wallace
George Keenan
Keenan
Coe Students To Hear Thailand Missionary
The Rev. W. J. Sinclair Thompson a Coe graduate will speak at the Coe chapel convocation at 10 a.m. Thursday. He and his wife were commissioned last fall to serve in Thailand with the Board of Foreign Missions and plan to depart for Thailand in April. Thompson taught at Bangkok Christian College and Prince Royal's College in Chiang Mai, returned to America on Gripsholm after six months internment, and has since studied at McCormick Theological Seminary and Cornell University.
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W. J. Sinclair Thompson
Coe
Coe Chapel
Thompson
Board of Foreign Missions
Thailand
Bangkok
Gripsholm
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Mr. Thompson
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Army Holding Champ Deserter for Trial
NEW YORK UP One of World War II’s champion deserters was held for court martial. FBI reports George C Wim mer age 31 has deserted the army marines coast guard his wife and the merchant mar ine since 1941.
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New York
FBI
George C. Wimmer
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
House shelves pension plan for congressmen
The House voted 217 to 116 to shelve a bill that would grant civil service retirement pensions to members of Congress. Those joining would have paid 5 percent of their salaries, with the measure sent back to the Rules Committee for consideration.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Congress
Lon
Gloria Vanderbilt favors mother employment and charity plan
Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt asked that her widowed mother try a job and said she would drop the court allowance. She noted she funds blind and homeless children through a foundation she runs herself, with her husband Leo Stokowski by her side.
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Mexico City
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
New York
Gloria
Leopold Stokowski
Member of Original Florodora Cast Dies
Marjorie Relyea 76, original Florodora girl and New York social figure, died after three months illness. She appeared in Florodora at the Casino theater opening November 10, 1900, and was among the era's most sought after performers.
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New York
Marjorie Relyea
Old Casino Theater
Miss Relyea
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Maestro
Pat di Cicco
Florodora
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Optometrist
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Craemer's
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