Manchuria and North China Drained of Japan's Industrial Grip
A period analysis notes Japan's rapid industrialization in Manchuria and North China after puppet rule and the continuing Japanese role in civilian industry and tech labor. It questions whether Beijing can loosen Japan's economic dominance as civil war battles with Communist forces unfold.
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Manchuria
China
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Siberia
Chiang Kaishek
Tsingto
Tientsin
Peiping
Port Chinwangtao
Shanghai
Hongkong
North China
Borpane
Navy dischargee confesses to murder of publishing executive
A 22 year old navy dischargee Walter Hillman Yeawood of Bill Ga confessed to killing Harry W Williamson southern manager for Charles Scribner's Sons. FBI said Yeawood threw Williamson's body into the Apalachee river near Athens Georgia after the murder. Williamson was last seen in Athens on the night of November 19. He had telegraphed his wife from Columbia South Carolina that he would arrive in Atlanta that night.
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Atlanta
FBI
Harry W. Williamson
A. I. Means
Walter Hillman Yeawood
Bill Ga
Avis
Yeahwood
Williamson
Apalachee River
Athens
Charles Scribner's Sons
Columbia
S. C
Atlante
Government Plan for Hospitals and Medical Centers
A five year program seeks 700000 for hospital and medical center construction approved by the senate. The federal government funds the work for five years with states providing matching funds 25 to 50 percent based on wealth and population. North Carolina would receive 3546000 federal and 1520000 state, South Carolina 2041000 federal and 794000 state. An Argentine.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
South Carolina
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