World War II era view on Germany Japan and Japan’s pacific role
The column weighs Japan under Shi geru Yoshida as a potential ally of the free world, notes German hostility to the Russians, and argues Japan’s occupation success and Emperor worship sustain a path to peace. It discusses Soviet stance, a separate peace for Japan, and Japan’s disarmament yet strategic importance in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Soviet Union
Httle
United States
Britain
France
MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Foreign Affairs
United Nations
Pacific
Russia
Pittsburgh banker named 1950 man of the year
Robert Downie, 45, president of Peoples First National Bank and Trust Company, is Pittsburgh's 1950 man of the year, honored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for leadership in the city's redevelopment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert ©. Downie
Peoples First National Bank and Trust Company
Junior Chamber of Commerce
IQ Quiz From Classifieds Tests Memory and Vocabulary
A reader is prompted to answer ten questions to gauge memory and intelligence. Items cover word derivations such as fan, horse headgear, a capital city, a Greek orator, a U.S. Army rank, cabinet member ouster, pulp and slick meanings, slang terms for money, grammar correction, and alphabet coverage of the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
J. Layton Collins
Senate
House
Truman
Benny
Smacker
States of
The
Union
Warns 10000 College Men To Get More Education Now
Carnegie Tech President John D. Warner urged male students facing wartime uncertainty to pursue as much schooling as possible. Speaking to about 20 000 at Carnegie Tech he warned against impulsive moves and cautioned that the situation remains unclear, recommending a conservative approach until clearer views emerge. He noted the Soviet Union holds most of the world’s natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John D. Warner
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Tech
Warner
Two Men Held in Battery Theft Case in Erie
In Erie, Adrian Martin of Edinboro and Croll Crosley of Cambridge Springs were held for court on battery theft charges. Martin pleaded guilty to three counts and not guilty to one. Crosley awaits hearing as prosecutors pursue further proceedings. Both men were committed to county jail in $1,000 bond each after hearings before Aldermen. State Police had arrested them after batteries were sold near Edinboro from Chase Garage on William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
William F. Heisler
Adrian Martin
Edinboro
Croll R. Crosley
R. D
Cambridge Springs
James T. Hogan
Martin
Hogan
Crosley
Heisler
Chase Garage
William Stafford
Windahl Named Vice President At Corry Jamestown Co
Twenty years ago the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation elected Carl H. Windahl as vice president at a special board meeting. He succeeds the late Charles A. Anderson who held the post. The town saw a large turnout at a club event featuring Miss Mathea and Norwegian Swedish folk songs. Nearby crowds filled the West Columbus rink to skate on excellent ice during a wintry evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Windahl
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Miss An Mathea
Miss ‘Mathea
Beavers Upset Vincent on Local Hardwood 22-19
The Comy High Beavers electrified fans with a 22-19 upset over Erle Strong Vincent last night. Quinn led Carry with nine points as morning to evening crowds packed the rink after dark for the event. The Newhouse Showhouse ran a big stock sale with manager Bates denying reports of a closure.
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Newhouse Showhouse
Bates
Comy High Beavers
Erle Strong Vincent
Quinn
Carry
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Corry Evening Journal
Ally
Perty
Booth Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthor
Colegrove ‘Publishe
Gepree
AP News
Corry Pa
Colese
EXIDE
Keystone VanCise
Topp
Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
West Columbus
Ne Electric CO
Diet Petites
North Center
BIC
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Safety Deposit
Wes
Dressia
Doris Dodson
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