No-Yong Park to Speak Next Tuesday at Cory Club
Dr No Yong Park will address the Cory Talk of the Month Club next Tuesday evening March 27 at 4 o clock in the Senior High building. The noted Chinese expert on Oriental questions will discuss How to lick the Japs and the Pacific outlook including China today tomorrow and America’s role in Asia. Park has written on Far Eastern history and international relations and is praised by scholars and literary figures alike.
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J-sneen
Cory
Sheen
Pacific
China
Far East
America
Asia
Park
Eer S. Buck
John Dewey
Arthur N. Holcombe
Harvard
Charles A. Beard
George H. Blakes
Treasury report Washington March 19 figures released
Treasury report shows receipts of 46.10 million dollars and expenditures of 309.35 million dollars for March 19. Net balance stands at 15.24 billion dollars. Total debt reaches 234.65 billion dollars, reflecting a day’s decrease from the prior report.
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Treasury
Washington
Position of the Treasury
Inside Cause Of Food Shortage From AP Report
AP writer outlines the US food shortage caused by policy and war demands. It traces rising demand, wartime expectations, and oversupply in 1944 with hog and beef flood, depleted grain reserves, and rationing cuts. Government incentives and storage limits led to current shortages in meat and fats.
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Ovid A. Diastin
Associated Press
Washington
United States
House
Congress
Europe
Ab Jthe
Four Negro WACs sentenced to hard labor
By Associated Press PORT DEVENS Mass March 21 four negro WACs were sentenced last night to one year at hard labor and dishonorable discharge for refusal to obey orders. They claimed white WACs avoided similar tasks. The court martial included two male negro officers and two white WAC officers. Witnesses said Col. Walter Crandall at a hospital meeting stated they wanted no black WACs at the motor pool. The four convicted are Pvt Anna Morrison Pvt Johnnie Murphy Pvt Mary Green and Pvt Alice D Young. Lt Pendla T. Stoney testified the women complained work differed from white WACs and that colored WACs did EKP while white WACs did not.
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Port Devens
Mass
Lowell General Hospital
WAC
Pvt
Alice D. Young
Washington
Walter M. Crandall
Young
Alberta Goss
Tuscumbia
Ala
Crandall
Crunan
Anna ©. Morrison
Richmond
Johnnie Murphy
Rankin
Mary Green
Conroe
Texas
Lit
Pendla
T. Stoney
Stoney
U S Carrier Planes Damage 17 Jap Ships In February Raids
U S carrier planes damaged 17 Japanese ships during two February raids in the Tokyo area. The Monday tally added to 77 ships already battered in February assaults. Mitscher’s force then shifted to strike inland sea bases and major Japanese ports Kobe and Kure as 1400 American planes from 16 carriers attacked rail targets and industrial sites including Yawata iron and steel works.
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Tokyo
Mitscher
Kyushu
Shikoku
Hoonshi
Japan
Kobe
No. 1
Kure
Yawata
Imperial Iron and Steel Works
Europe
America
Reds Denounce Pact With Turkey
Soviet officials denounced the 1925 Soviet Turkish friendship treaty as outdated after changes from World War II and called for serious improvements. The 20 year pact would have renewed automatically on November 9 unless denounced in advance.
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Husa
Turkey
Soviet Union
Soviet Commissariat
Stumentis
Orcutt Enters Co Judge Race Erie
On March 21 Erie attorney Rus sell M Orcutt announced his candidacy on the Republican ticket for county judge. He has long been active with veterans groups and will make a formal announcement later. Attorney Thomas W Barber is weighing a run and Judge Miles B Kitts will decide next week on re election.
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Russell M. Orcutt
Judge
Thomas W Barber
Miles B. Kitts
Hold Man at Meadville Charged With Forgery
Karl E. Mathews was arrested and to be arraigned on five forgery counts in Meadville. He is tied to Harold H. Rodgers of Oil City, who pleaded guilty to five forgery counts involving 281 dollars in Titusville. Rodgers is jailed in Forest County awaiting trial for obtaining money under false pretenses. Both men face additional forgery charges in Meadville.
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Karl E. Mathews
Frohlin
Alderman Love
Rodgers
Mathews
van Winkle
al Sherman Love
Jamestown to see up to 35 new houses in coming months
Jamestown officials and National Housing Agency field representative James J. Hubbard, along with Mayor Samuel Ab Stroth and local real estate groups, discussed plans for as many as 35 new homes. Hubbard suggested the Production Urgency Committee might approve as many as 95 units, though dealers questioned the impact of a small total.
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James J. Hubbard
National Housing Agency
Samuel Ab Stroth
Hubbard
NHA
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Iquique
Orcutt Enters
Thomas Barber
Pennsylvania Electric Company
T. Cherry
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