Trials in China Shape Justice Across Nations
Maj. Robert T. Dwyer predicts the Japanese accused in General Doolittle’s flyers will likely avoid trial and not testify. He will prosecute ten German diplomats tied to Japanese collaboration after Germany’s surrender. Dwyer notes Japanese witnesses are evasive, while Germans are brusque yet versed in international law, reflecting broader postwar attitudes. General MacArthur’s high standing in Japan boosts American prestige.
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Maj
Robert T. Dwyer
Doolittle
Dwyer
Eugene Dwyer
Lightning Kills Chicken After Tree Struck In Utah
In Gunnison Utah Mrs Verl Andersen planned to kill a chicken near a yard when a lightning storm struck a nearby tree. The bolt knocked her against the house and killed the chicken though she was only bruised.
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Gunnison
Utah
Verl Andersen
Iara
Andersen
Wedern
Growers Plea Over Nails Threatens Peanut Crop Loss
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson was advised that without an adequate nails supply, up to 50 million dollars worth of Alabama Florida and Georgia peanut crop may be lost for edible consumption. President Ed Stevens of the Dawson Cotton Oil Company telegraphed Anderson yesterday in a ...
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Dawson, Ga
Anderson
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Ed Stevens
Dawson Cotton Oil Company
MacArthur Praised By Prosecutor For Japan Work
Dwyer lauds MacArthur as doing remarkable work in Japan and says his word is law with the Japanese showing utmost respect. He notes MacArthur would place second to the emperor in a hypothetical popularity contest and urges active American involvement in Chinese affairs including an assistance program with possible import concessions. He adds the Army UNRRA and occupational troops have aided China and that Chinese are now familiar with American road, engineering, and medical techniques.
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Dwyer
MacArthur
Japan
America
UNRRA
China
Urgent appeal for nails to aid Peanut harvest stacks
Stevens notes growers in three states have only half the nails they need to build curing stacks. He criticizes the irony of saving kitchen fats while failing to supply nails, risking millions of pounds of peanut proteins and fats. In Pelham Georgia H L Wingate urges businessmen to divert all nails to growers, estimating a need for about 12 500 additional kegs beyond the 7 711 already being moved.
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Pelham
H. L. Wingate
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Georgia
Wingate
Shostakovich Ninth Symphony Debuts at Berkshire Festival
Lenox Massachusetts July 25 the Boston Symphony Orchestra will give the first performance in the Western Hemisphere of Dmitri Shostakovichs ninth symphony at the opening of the Berkshire Festival at Tanglewood.
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Mass
Dmitri Shostakovich
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood
Horde Of Birds Takes Roost In Tree Here
J. B. Cherry, owner of a cab company at 315 E Main St, has birds using his place as a roost. Martins come daily around 6 PM circling for an hour then settle in a nearby tree. They depart at times, sometimes staying until noon, then return en masse as if signaled.
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J. B. Cherry
E. Main Street
Probe Is Ordered In On-Job Training
Attorney General Tom C. Clark ordered a Justice Department study of charges by Veterans Administration head Omar Bradley that the on the job training program may be misused for federal funds. James Ruf fin of the criminal division will handle talks with VA officials to decide if a broader investigation is needed. Bradley spoke in Milwaukee about irregularities and warned that dishonest employers and veterans have affected the program in many states.
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Tom C. Clark
Omar N. Bradley
Justice Department
James Ruffin
Veterans Administration
Bradley
United Spanish War Veterans
48Th ‘Nast Ig
Milwaukee
Wis
Clayton to Push 36 Day Sessions
Alabama state senator Preston C. Clayton of Barbour vows to press again if the 36 day legislative session amendment fails at the November election. The measure would cap biennial sessions at 36 days, replacing 60 calendar days, with lawmakers free to meet briefly and extend several months. Clayton opposes a provision for lawmakers to vote themselves an expense allowance.
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Preston C. Clayton
Barbour
Clayton
Grasshoppers Ravage Hot Springs County Wyoming
In Hot Springs county Belals express fears of a grasshopper plague this summer as thousands of insects appear in parts of the county damaging hay before moving on.
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Wyoming
Hot Springs
Belals
Peanut leaf worm alert for Houston County growers
The peanut leaf worm has been reported in Houston County. Peanut growers should watch for leaf worm and dust with erydhite before damage occurs. Those dusting with sulphur for leaf spot could mix ecryolite with the sulphur for the last application if leaf worms are present. Leaf spot is bad in most fields and should be dusted promptly with sulphur or sulphur copper dust. We can supply sulphur and assist with dusting problems.
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Houston
For Sale: One Mildhed Cow in Four Choices
For sale in Dothan Alabama residents may contact Eugene West at Rt. 2 to choose from four cows offered for quick sale.
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Campbellton Highway
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Rt. 5
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