Fund To Aid Tax Dodger Curb Sought
Washington AP A new 16135000 fund to help the Internal Revenue Bureau chase tax evasions won approval from the House Appropriations Committee. The deficiency bill includes funds for the UN and related staffing, with reports noting 40 000 leads and substantial expected recoveries from increased enforcement.
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Defense Director Claims Japs Landed In Calif In 1943
Stockton California saw Keneth Hammaker recount alleged 1943 Japanese landings on the northern coast. He said 12 to 15 Japanese soldiers came ashore near Marin county during a November night and were captured by an army maneuver unit without resistance. Authorities offered no comment.
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Keneth Hammaker
Western States
Office of Civilian Defense
Hammaker
Western Defense Command
Marin County
San Francisco
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Defense Command
Recall of Stark and Marshall in Pearl inquiry demanded
Rep. Frank Keefe urged reopening the Pearl Harbor hearings with Gen. George C. Marshall and Adm. Harold R. Stark. He cited new testimony about President Roosevelt’s knowledge of war imminence and diary notes, and criticized the committee’s inactivity since Feb. 21 as it faces a June report deadline.
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Hunter Coed Praises UNO Presence On Campus
Margot Sallop senior class president at Hunter College in New York reports five Hunter women hosted UNO during the Security Council sessions in the Bronx campus opening. She says UNO is “super,” and that the council should stay as long as it wants after initial anger over campus takeover and a campus ban was eased by Dean Hannah Egan.
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Hunter College
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Hunter Girls Witness Capitol Transformations At UNO
A Hunter girl recalls being among five chosen to attend an opening session at UNO. She describes stockings, Hollywood like transformations of the school into a world capital, and marine guards in full dress. She believes her experience signifies her school choosing peace education over tradition.
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UNO
Dishwasher Sees Senate Bid as In The Bag
George Olsen a 64 year old Deerfield Massachusetts dishwasher believes his election as Nebraska senator is secured after a Washington trip for a Jackson Day dinner. Olsen, a former Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Deerfield Academy employee, plans to vote in Nebraska's June primary and contest Hugh Butler in November. He previously claimed a mathematical formula for squaring a circle.
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George Olsen
Nebraska
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John Mekota
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Censorship curbs eased on Spanish press in Madrid
Madrid reports that censorship regulations on the Spanish press were eased by order of the education ministry. A decree warns that greater freedom may not be used against Spain's security or fundamental institutions, and safeguards apply to the Catholic faith, ecclesiastical institutions, and clergy.
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G I Brides Change Minds About Sailing
London AP reports the United States Army Transport Command says 4000 G I brides who applied to sail to join husbands in the United States have changed their minds as voyage time nears.
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London
United States Army Transport Command
United States
CIO Leader Sentenced For Inciting To Riot
Los Angeles CIO council secretary-treasurer Philip M Connelly was jailed for 60 days after being found guilty of inciting a riot and disturbing the peace during a strike at U. S. Motors in January.
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Los Angeles Cio Council
U. S. Motors
Latin American Engineers to Visit Cedar Rapids in May
Twenty one engineers from fifteen republics across Central and South America will tour Cedar Rapids in late May to study road building equipment. They depart Washington May 20 by bus, stopping in Harrisburg Pittsburgh Canton Akron Mansfield Columbus Middletown Indianapolis Springfield Peoria Cedar Rapids Oregon New Jersey Aurora Chicago and Milwaukee before eight months of practical training with highway departments contractors and equipment makers.
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Washington
Harrisburg
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Akron
Mansfield
Columbus
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Ohio
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Hitler’s pants stolen amid Oslo exhibit plan
A visiting Danish man valued a coat and pants once owned by Adolf Hitler at 2000 dollars saying they were stolen from his car. The items were to be shown in public exhibitions in Oslo, Norway.
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Norway
Adolf Hitler
New Footwear Sparkles with Gold and Jewels
New York reports Delman reveals luxury footwear with gold silver and jewel accents. Evening and daytime pumps feature carnelian stones pearl clusters and geometric gold detailing. Black and brown color notes highlight patent calf leather and hand tooled styles.
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Footwear Trends Highlight Suits and Classic Pumps
Varying heel heights range from calf to reptile styles with a red and blue sabot for playtime and a back-heel jodphur moccasin. A notable rise in instep appears, though small in number next to the enduring Dorsay pump. The collection centers on a grey suede pump for an Easter parade, closed heel, open toe, and a light grey gros grain collar and bow.
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Postage Stamp Marks Philatelic History With UNO Logo
A Tuesday mail item becomes historic as a regulation U S postage meter stamp is released with the official UNO emblem beside it, creating a noteworthy collector's piece in this unusual philatelic presentation.
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UNO
Fire Insurance Men To Inspect Iowa City
Over 30 fieldmen from fire insurance companies operating through the Iowa State Fire Prevention association were to arrive in Iowa City Tuesday to conduct a fire prevention inspection. The inspection would conclude with a luncheon at the Jefferson Hotel Thursday. Richard E. Verner, principal speaker, was to preside at the luncheon.
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New Bureau
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